Maintain an active research program that supports the MU Marine and Environmental Biology and Policy Program, and NOAA’s James J. Howard Marine Sciences Laboratory. Research will support fisheries management, coastal/marine habitat ecology, and conservation.
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Develop a prototype Data Collection System transmitter for inclusion on small satellites that can interface with NOAA’s Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites and EUMETSAT’s Meteosat system. This technology will support the NESDIS mission of gathering data to monitor and understand our dynamic planet.
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Research the processing and aging of Summer Flounder, Black Sea Bass, and Bluefish otoliths. Results will help partners understand the aging methods for these types of fish species, which will inform the management of productive fisheries and healthy marine habitats, including the recovery and conservation of protected species and endangered fish.
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Analyze data provided by Tomorrow.io weather satellites to assess the impact the data have on NOAA forecasts and evaluate utility for NOAA’s weather models. Tomorrow.io expects to have a full constellation of satellites in orbit by 2024.
Help coastal communities address various challenges and environmental impacts related to sea-level rise, changes in sea-ice coverage, harmful algal blooms, and coastal erosion.