Coastal managers and response teams rely on a variety of navigation-related information -- from accurate shoreline maps to real-time water current data. NOAA's new technologies will quickly and efficiently provide them with the critical information they need.
Products and information provided by NOAA support a number of critical disciplines.
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Increasing uses of geographic information systems at all government levels is fueling the demand for digital data from nautical charts and marine forecasting systems.
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Interactive Marine Observations
Marine Weather
NOAA Coastal Service Center
Coastal Zone Management
Program
Smart Forum
Regis GrassLinks
The Coastal Society
EPA National Estuary Program
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands
Inventory
Listing of Marine Web Sites
Listing of Maritime Companies
Listing of Cargo Port Links
