• Agenda

• Presentations

Key Forecasting Issues in the Chesapeake Bay
Tony Siebers
Meteorologist–in–Charge
NOAA National Weather Service

Predicting the Next Storm Surge Flood:
A Regional Prototype for a National Problem
Michael Koterba
USGS, Chair CBOS

Hurricane Isabel 2003 Water  
Level & Inundation Model Animation
Alexandria, VA on September 18–22, 2003

Time Lapse Video of the VIMS  
Ferry Pier on 18 September 2003
from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
      
The Variability of Storm Surge
Impacts in Hampton Roads:
All Hurricanes are Not the Same
Bill Sammler
Warning Coordination Meteorologist
NOAA National Weather Service

Marine Weather Forecasts & Coastal Flood
Forecasting in the Upper Chesapeake Bay/
Tidal Potomac Region: National Weather
Service Weather Forecast Office, Sterliing, VA
Steven Zubrick
LWX Marine Program Coordinator
NOAA National Weather Service

Fisheries Acoustics Population
Assessment Tools to Monitor &
Manage Our Oceans Resources
Jeff Condiotty
Fisheries Research Manager
Simrad Fisheries
Kongsberg Underwater Technology

Protecting North Atlantic Right Whales:
Potentially Useful Technologies
David Cottingham
NOAA–NMFS
Office of Protected Resources

The Port of Virginia, 1607 – 2007
Heather Mantz
Environmental Director
Virginia Port Authority

The Chesapeake Bay Interpretive Buoy
System (CBIBS): Integrating Observations
to Serve Multiple User Needs
Peyton Robertson
Director
NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office

The CBOS/CBIBS Data
Management Framework
Tucker Pierce
President/CEO
Tellus Applied Sciences

From Measurement to Management:
The Chesapeake Bay Shallow Water
Quality Observational Network
Willy Reay
Director
Chesapeake Bay National
Estuarine Research Reserve

• CBOS Photo Gallery