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New Program metrics for FY17 included three primary measures - Assets, Utilization and Exposure.
Bay Hydro II Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan (SOPEP).
A view inside the new containerized hyperbaric chamber which was refurbished by the NOAA Diving Center.
Dr. Tim Gallaudet, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere, visited the NOAA Diving Center on January 2018. From left to right: NOAA Safety Officer Joe Duran; NOAA Diving Medical Officer CAPT Joel Dulaigh, USPHS; NDC Executive Officer LCDR Faith Knighton, NOAA; Dr. Tim Gallaudet; NOAA Diving Medical Officer LCDR Gary Montgomery, USPHS; NDC Manager Dave Kowalick.
NOAA Diving Program operations were featured in one of NOAA's "postcards from the field" on February 20, 2018. The postcard highlighted work performed by the Pacific Reef Assessment and Monitoring Program.
The NOAA Fleet Societal Benefit Study provides important new evidence about the value of NOAA’s ships to the nation and how the cost of using these assets compares to that of contract vessels.
NOAA aircraft in the hangar at the NOAA Aircraft Operations Center in Lakeland, Florida.
NOAA ships Rainier (left) and Fairweather (right) underway in Alaska.
