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NANOOS Radar Data Helps USACE Improve Nearshore Storm Modeling

OSU-NANOOS data are supporting the US Army Corps of Engineers’ development of a high resolution nearshore storm modeling system for the West Coast. Data from the OSU X-band radar station on the USCG Yaquina Bay watchtower provides wave predictions and bottom bathymetry data useful to the model development. Additionally, OSU deployed four Sofar Spotter wave buoys with bottom-mounted pressure sensors last fall, ~1 km offshore Nye Beach in Newport, OR, within the operational radar footprint. The wave buoy data will be used as a ground-truth check on the radar-derived data products and also directly to support and evaluate the storm modeling system.

NANOOS Radar Data Helps USACE Improve Nearshore Storm Modeling

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2021 Puget Sound Marine Waters Overview

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NANOOS/NERRS Data Used in South Slough Student Research

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New Washington HFR Measuring Surface Currents!

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NANOOS Presentation for NOAA West Watch

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Backyard Buoys Awarded Cooperative Agreement with NSF

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Glider Deployment and Engagement

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New NVS "Customization" Capability

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New Warm SST Anomaly

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Tracking Harmful Algal Toxin off WA Coast

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Multi-Stressor Observations and Modeling

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PNW HAB Bulletin Supports Tribal Access to Razor Clams

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Understanding the Marine Heat Wave in the Pacific Northwest

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How Different Are Conditions?

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