Listening Without Ears: How A Technology Startup Is Helping NOAA Unlock the Sounds of the Sea
A public-private partnership is using AI and cutting-edge technology to monitor the ocean for the critically endangered North American Right Whale.
Hardware & Sensors
Hardware such as sensors, devices, or other tools.
Surveying storm damage: NOAA research and development agreement with Disaster Imaging, Inc. promises to leverage drone technology for post-storm damage assessments
NOAA and Disaster Imaging, Inc. have signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) to use assess using drones to conduct damage assessments after severe storms.
NOAA Environmental Modeling Center and Sofar Ocean join forces to improve accuracy, capability of wave models
NOAA Environmental Modeling Center and Sofar Ocean have signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) to improve the accuracy of wave models.
SBIR Success Story: Single-flight drones brave the birthplace of tropical storms
Dragoon Technology, LLC builds single-use, long-lasting drones that can collect data on the birth of tropical storms with support from the NOAA Small Business Innovation Research program.
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SBIR Success Story: Smart Buoys help prevent ‘ghost gear’ in the open ocean
Blue Ocean Gear, a California-based small business, is a company the develops and sells Smart Buoys – intelligent, connected fishing buoys that allow users to track the exact location and movement of their fishing gear.
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