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The NOAA Office of Research, Transition, and Application team with NDBC site host Dr. Bill Burnett

NOAA Office of Research, Transition, and Application (ORTA) Conducts Outreach with NOAA Offices and Local Partners in Gulfport, MS Area

The NOAA Office of Research, Transition, and Application (ORTA) – including representation from the Technology Partnerships Office, Director’s Office, and Office of Science Support – participated in an offsite workshop from March 19-21, 2023 which included informational exchanges/briefings at various NOAA facilities in the Gulfport, MS area, as well as meetings with other external partners.

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NOAA and GreenSight to evaluate boundary layer observations gathered using nano-sized, uncrewed aircraft systems in and around Tulsa, OK

The partners will deploy, test, and evaluate observations gathered using WeatherHive nano-sized, uncrewed aircraft systems for weather forecasting and its potential benefits during severe weather events.

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Aerial view of storm damage

NOAA, Verizon team up to advance disaster response research

NOAA and Verizon Frontline signed a three-year Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) to explore new strategies to rapidly deploy uncrewed aircraft systems that will collect and distribute imagery of damage resulting from severe storms such as tornadoes and hurricanes.

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