NOAA — National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Authoritative U.S. data on oceans, weather, and coasts.
www.noaa.gov
Reports, field studies, guides, and data notes from our centers and fellows.
A framework for establishing long-term coastal-change baselines at the town scale.
Observed effects of marine heatwaves on nearshore fisheries in the study region.
Methods for producing local flood-exposure maps with limited budgets.
A plain-language guide to weighing coastal-protection and managed-retreat options.
A decade of open nearshore temperature and current data, documented for reuse.
How storms, tides, and rainfall combine to drive the worst coastal-flood days.
Independent resources and open datasets relevant to our work.
Authoritative U.S. data on oceans, weather, and coasts.
www.noaa.gov
Global scientific assessments of climate change.
www.ipcc.ch
International coordination for ocean science and observation.
www.ioc.unesco.org
European open ocean-monitoring data products.
marine.copernicus.eu
Open profiling-float dataset for the global ocean.
argo.ucsd.edu
Satellite records and tools on sea-level rise.
sealevel.nasa.gov
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