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Topic: Marine commerce

Current meter equipment installed on U.S. Coast Guard Lighted Buoy 6 along the Freeport entrance channel.
The fastest-growing port in Texas just got even safer
October 4, 2022
Focus areas:
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
safety
navigation
ports
marine commerce
Current meter equipment installed on U.S. Coast Guard Lighted Buoy 6 along the Freeport entrance channel.
Aerial view of Naval Base Kitsap - Bremerton, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility.
Marine navigation system to increase safety, commerce in Northwest
June 13, 2022
Focus areas:
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
boating safety
navigation
marine commerce
Aerial view of Naval Base Kitsap - Bremerton, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility.
NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson.
Podcast: Surveying in the Great Lakes
May 26, 2022
Focus areas:
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
ocean
marine commerce
safety
NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson.
Growth in shipping traffic is a key contributor to the increase in chronic background underwater noise that can affect marine mammals like the whales shown here.
Media briefing: Listening to a quieter ocean during the pandemic
December 7, 2020
Focus areas:
Fisheries
Research
Topics:
marine commerce
marine mammals
AGU meeting
Growth in shipping traffic is a key contributor to the increase in chronic background underwater noise that can affect marine mammals like the whales shown here.
Cargo ship enters PortMiami.
Get to know Precision Marine Navigation
July 15, 2020
Focus areas:
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
navigation
marine commerce
Cargo ship enters PortMiami.
A container ship enters the shipping channel at PortMiami.
Real-time data helps Miami seaport safely bring in ships
April 6, 2018
Focus areas:
Charting
Topics:
marine commerce
ports
A container ship enters the shipping channel at PortMiami.
Cargo ship enters PortMiami.
NOAA joins with PortMiami to let larger cargo ships safely enter seaport
April 3, 2018
Focus areas:
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
ports
marine commerce
Cargo ship enters PortMiami.
Bering sea pollock fleet prepares to depart Dutch Harbor, Alaska, for another season of the largest commercial fishery in the U.S.
3 ways the ocean and Great Lakes help keep the U.S. economy afloat
September 28, 2016
Focus areas:
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
marine commerce
coastal economies
Bering sea pollock fleet prepares to depart Dutch Harbor, Alaska, for another season of the largest commercial fishery in the U.S.
Fresh-caught Maine lobsters. Still image from video footage by Jeff Dobbs. Used with permission.
A Maine lobster fishing community confronts their changing climate
March 29, 2016
Focus areas:
Climate
Topics:
marine commerce
climate adaptation strategies
swin
Fresh-caught Maine lobsters. Still image from video footage by Jeff Dobbs. Used with permission.
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