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The number of hours out the Gulf of Maine’s new Operational Forecast System can forecast water levels, currents, water temperature, and salinity, promoting safe navigation and better transit planning for mariners.
The amount of money NOS provided for efforts that support coral reef science and management in seven U.S. states and territories in Fiscal Year 2018.
The number of educators that participated in monthly Planet Stewards webinars, covering topics including, but not limited to, decreasing marine debris, conserving and restoring natural resources, and understanding and responding to weather events.
The number of days spent on a seafloor mapping mission in the New York Wind Energy Area to provide seafloor maps and model validation in support of alternative energy development.
The estimated amount of annual economic benefits the Gravity for the Redefinition of the American Vertical Datum Program will provide, once implemented.
The number of hours volunteers spent restoring trails in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria and a devastating winter storm, resulting in an estimated $73,554 in labor cost savings.
The number of weeks it took students to become certified in NOAA’s new nautical cartography certification program.
The number of plastic bottles kept out of landfills through the NOAA Ocean Guardian School Program.
The total amount of money OR&R reached in settlements and agreements requiring companies to pay to restore natural resources following the release of industrial pollutants.
The number of Regional Information Coordination Entities that meet NOAA standards for organizational and data management practices in Fiscal Year 2018.
The number of near real-time oceanographic and meteorological observations, called Storm Quicklooks, issued during Hurricane Florence.
The number of photographs taken during Hurricane Michael to assess coastal impacts to navigation, and to identify landing zones for helicopters to deliver supplies to areas cut off by the storm.
