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Uncrewed systems experimentation advances NOAA science
Research and experimentation with uncrewed systems allows NOAA to improve and expand the ways that critical, accurate and time-sensitive data can be gathered and used. NOAA researchers and their partners use simulated and real-world experiments to assess the impact of uncrewed systems technologies and the data they collect. This information is then used to integrate uncrewed systems into NOAA operations.
What does it take to operate an uncrewed aircraft for NOAA?
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A new floating pier being built for NOAA reaches a milestone
Last week, Rear Adm. Amanda Goeller joined regional partners in Hollywood, South Carolina, to mark a milestone in the construction of a new floating pier being built for NOAA. The 360-foot by 62-foot (110-meter by 19-meter) floating pier, expected to be one of the largest in the county, will support NOAA ships Ronald H.
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Front row (left to right): Lt.j.g. Garett Smith, Lt. Cmdr. Dylan Kosten, Cmdr. Christopher Skapin, Lt.
Recovery of passive acoustic monitor-equipped gliders for marine mammal assessments off Hawaii.
A pilot operates a DriX at sea.
Map of planned operations during the 2024 Dual DriX Project.
A DriX uncrewed surface vehicle transits at sunset in the Gulf of Maine.
A glider in SWFSC's test tank.