- Conferences & Workshop Presentations
- References
- Reports & Proposals
Conferences and Workshop Presentations
Water Quality Meeting
January 25-26, 2010
- Action Items
- Next Steps
- Bios
- Nutrients and DO
- Attendees
- Water Quality
- Day One Audio (all day, mp3 file)
- Algal blooms
- models
- data integration
- O'Donnell
- Vowinkel
- Morrison
MACOORA Annual Meeting
November 17-18, 2009
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Presentations |
Audio PresentationsYou can listen to the presentations by clicking on the speaker Plenary Speakers
State Panel Speakers
Industry Panel Speakers
Maritime Industry Panel Speakers
Federal Panel Speakers
Second Day Plenary
Mid-Atlantic Forum
Breakout Sessions
PPT Presentations |
Workshops
- U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS)
- Phased Deployment and Operation of theMid-Atlantic Regional Coastal Ocean
Observing System (MARCOOS): 30 Co-PIs, 20 Institutions - MACOORA History MACOORA Highlights: 2007–2008
- IOOS®: Our Eyes on the Oceans,Coasts and Great Lakes
- Storm Surge Modeling at Stony Brook
Stony Brook University - NOAA Coastal Inundation Project: Enhancing Coastal Community Resiliency
- The StormSmart Coasts Network
- MACOORA — Protecting Lives, Livelihood and Quality of Life Through an Understanding
of Marine and Coastal Environments - SAROPS: Search and Rescue Optimal Planning System and MARCOORA
- Navigation Safety
- Waves and Rip Current Forecasting Products
- MACOORA Workshop Report: Water QualityMonitoring Managers’ Needs Assessment for
Estuarine, Coastal, and Ocean Observations - Water Quality Panel Discussion
- Surface Currents and Bottom DO in
Long Island Sound through LISICOS - MACOORA Water QualityState Government Perspective
- Phased Deployment and Operation of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Coastal
Ocean Observing System (MARCOOS): Application to Water Quality - Ecosystem-Based Management in New York
- How We Might Reduce the Cost ofOur Ocean Observing System With Help
From Local Lobstermen - MACOORA/MARCOOS Ocean Observing Products for Fisheries
- Offshore Wind Energy in the Mid-Atlantic: What Will the Ocean
Observing Requirements Be? - Offshore Wind Power
- MACOORA Sub-Region Overview
2008 National Water Quality Monitoring Conference: Key to Understanding Our Waters:
- Summary and Results of the Delaware River and Bay Pilot Study of the National Monitoring Network
for U.S. Coastal Waters and Their Tributaries - New York Bight New BightSub Sub--Regional Ocean Observing System Regional System
- MACOORA: Where We Are And Where We Need To Go In Coastal Water Quality Management
- The Alliance for Coastal Technologies: A Foundation for Environmental Monitoring
- WEMAS/DEWOOS – A Watershed Environmental Monitoring and Analysis System for the Delaware River/Bay System
Harmful Algal Blooms in the Mid-Atlantic Forum, April 28, 2008
University of Delaware
- Use of Remote Sensing in OperationalHAB Monitoring and Forecasting
- Developing a Harmful Algal BloomPrediction System for Chesapeake Bay
Water Quality Monitoring: Managers’ Needs Assessment Workshop for Estuarine,
Coastal, & Ocean Observations, March 11–12, 2008
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Water Quality Monitoring Managers’Needs Assessment Workshop
- Water Quality Workshop DelawareBay Region Pilot Study Summary
- Long Island Sound WaterQuality Monitoring Program
- Chesapeake Bay Observing SystemBloom Detection Present & Future
- Influence of Winds & RiverPlumes on Beach Water Quality
- Establishment of a Delaware BayModel Evaluation Environment
- NOAA Goals
BOS User Formum: Ocean Observations to Improve Decisionmaking
December 4, 2007 , Norfolk, Virginia
- Key Forecasting Issues in the Chesapeake Bay
- Predicting the Next Storm Surge Flood:A Regional Prototype for a National Problem
- The Variability of Storm SurgeImpacts in Hampton Roads:
All Hurricanes are Not the Same - Marine Weather Forecasts & Coastal FloodForecasting in the Upper Chesapeake Bay/Tidal Potomac Region: National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office, Sterliing, VA
- Fisheries Acoustics PopulationAssessment Tools to Monitor & Manage Our Oceans Resources
- Protecting North Atlantic Right Whales Potentially Useful Technologies
- The Port of Virginia, 1607 – 2007
- The Chesapeake Bay Interpretive BuoySystem (CBIBS): Integrating Observationsto Serve Multiple User Needs
- The CBOS/CBIBS DataManagement Framework
- From Measurement to Management:The Chesapeake Bay Shallow Water
Quality Observational Network
Annual MACOORA Meeting, October 30–31, 2006
Baltimore, Maryland
- Massachusetts & Rhode Island CoastalOcean Observing System (MARICOOS):Inundation Module Design Workshop
- WHOI Research & Observatories in the MAB
- UCONN-NOAA Long Island SoundIntegrated Coastal Observing System
- Ferry–Based Observation Networkin Long Island Sound
- Lamont-Doherty Earth ObservatoryActivities in the NY Bight Region
- Operational Observation & ForecastSystem Coast for New York Harbor
& the New Jersey Coast - Coastal Ocean Modeling,Observation, & Prediction
- New York Harbor High Frequency Radar Test Bed
- MACOORA Subregion Activities:Delaware Estuary
- Delaware Bay Observing System (DBOS)
- Chesapeake Bay Observing System (CBOS)
- Wallops Coastal Ocean Observation Laboratory (WA-COOL)
- The Goodwin/York Research Observatory (GYRO)
- Weatherflow…as a MACOORA Asset
- NERRS System–Wide Monitoring Program(SWMP) — Backbone of the Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS)
- NOAA CSC Regional Association Needs Assessment
- NOAA Buoy Regional Prioritization Inputs & NDBC Response
- A Pilot Integrated Observing System for the Delaware Estuary: The Delaware Estuary Watershed to Ocean Observing System (DEWOOS)
Explore the ocean with Google Earth
References
Below are listed references that have benefited from MARCOOS Data & Products:
Bronwyn Cahill, Oscar Schofield, Robert Chant, John Wilkin, Eli Hunter, Scott Glenn, and Paul
Bissett. 2008 Dynamics of turbid buoyant plumes and the feedbacks on near-shore
biogeochemistry and physics , Geophysical Research letters, Vol. 35, L10605,
doi:10.1029/2008GL033595, 2008.
Castelao, R., O. Schofield, S. Glenn, R. Chant, and J. Kohut 2008. Cross-shelf transport of
freshwater on the New Jersey shelf, Journal Geophysical Research, 113, C07017,
doi:10.1029/2007JC004241.
Castelao, R., Glenn, S., Schofield, O., Chant, R., Wilkin, J., Kohut 2008. Seasonal evolution of
hydrographic fields in the central Middle Atlantic Bight from glider observations .
Geophysical Research Letters doi:10.1029/2007GL032335.
Chao, Y., Zhijin L., Farrara, J. D., Moline, M. A., Schofield , O ., Majumdar, S. J. 2008.
Synergistic applications of autonomous underwater vehicles and regional ocean modeling
system in coastal ocean forecasting. Limnology and Oceanography 53(6): 2251-2263.
Dunk, R 2007: NJ Offshore & Coastal Wind Energy Analysis, Phase 4, Rutgers IMCS
Coastal Laboratory for Applied Meteorology (CLAM), New Brunswick, NJ, Study
funded by NJBPU Office of Clean Energy, Trenton, NJ., Rutgers Contract No. 4-25290.
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Glenn, S.M. and O. Schofield, 2009. Growing a distributed ocean observatory: Our view from the
COOL room, Oceanography, in press.
Hunter, E., R. Chant, L. Bowers, S. Glenn, and J. Kohut (2007), Spatial and temporal variability
of diurnal wind forcing in the coastal ocean, Geophysical Research Letters, 34, L03607,
doi:10.1029/2006GL028945.
Lipa, B., Nyden, B., Barrick, D. and J. Kohut. 2008. HF Radar Sea-echo from Shallow Water.
Sensors 2008, 8, 4611-4635 DOI: 10.3390/s8084611
Schofield, O., Kohut, J., Aragon , D., Creed, L., Graver, J., Haldeman, C., Kerfoot, J., Roarty, H.,
Jones, C., Webb, D., Glenn, S. M. 2007. Slocum Gliders: Robust and ready. Journal of
Field Robotics. 24(6): 1-14. DOI: 10:1009/rob.20200.
Schofield , O ., Kohut, J., Glenn, S. M. 2008. Evolution of coastal observing networks. Sea
Technology. 49: 31-36.
Schofield, O., Chant, R., Cahill, B., Castelao, R., Gong, D., Kahl, A., Kohut, J., Montes-Hugo,
M., Ramadurai, R., Ramey, P., Xu, Y., Glenn, S. M. 2008. The decadal view of the Mid-
Atlantic Bight
· The COOL Room
This site displays data observing data from New Jersey.
· Real-time observing data in Chesapeake Bay
This site is a great compilation of near and real time water quality data from Chesapeake Bay – Maryland.
· Real-time data in Long Island Sound, http://www.mysound.uconn.edu/
MYSound provides real-time water quality, weather and wave data from Long Island Sound, its harbors and estuaries.
· NY Harbor Nowcast and Forecast Site (Currents & Meteorology)
The Port of New York and New Jersey Operational Forecast System uses observed or forecast data to make scientific predictions about the present and future states, respectively, of water levels and currents (and possibly other relevant oceanographic variables such as salinity and temperature) in New York Harbor.
Reports and Proposals
MACOORA Proposal, 2008-2011 (click here for the pdf)
MACOORA’s objective is to mount a comprehensive effort to engage stakeholders at the local and regional level in order to ascertain regional priorities for data collection, data delivery, and data products. MACOORA will build on its previous progress, engage stakeholders in the conduct of the regional association, coordinate the design and implementation of its regional operational observing system (MARCOOS) to meet local, regional, and national coastal observing needs leading to informed decision making.
MACOORA Final Report for reporting period 6/1/05 to 5/31/09 (click here for the pdf)
MACOORA Semi-Annual Report for reporting period 12/01/08 to 5/31/09 (click here for the pdf)
MACOORA Semi-Annual Report, 6/07-11/07(click here for the pdf)
MACOORA Semi-Annual Report, 6/08-11/08, part one(click here for the pdf)