Environmental Intelligence for Coastal Communities
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Dr. Kathryn Sullivan discusses NOAA's role in providing environmental intelligence from local to global scales. NOAA monitors short term extreme events and forecasts climate trends from monthly to decadal timescales. This data informs decision makers across sectors regarding issues like drought, hurricanes, flooding and sea level rise. NOAA aims to grow its user base and scaling its data systems to meet rising demand for environmental intelligence critical to communities, commerce, and research.
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Environmental Intelligence for Coastal Communities
- 1. Dr. Kathryn Sullivan Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Environmental Observation & Prediction and Acting Chief Scientist | NOAA June 7, 2012
- 2. EXTREME EVENT PROGRESS SHORT-FUSE EVENTS FORECAST CLIMATE & ANALYZE ENVIRONMENTAL TRENDS 2 Environmental Intelligence For Coastal Communities
- 3. Local and immediate – i.e. Hampton tornado Friday To Regional and Decadal and further 3 Environmental Intelligence For Coastal Communities
- 4. Monthly State of Annual State of National Drought Monitor the Climate the Climate Climate National – Reports Reports Assessment Agriculture – – – & Global Decision Decision Decision Makers Makers Makers Heat Wave Drought Climate Hurricane Tracks Prediction Normals Outlook – – – – Regional Emergency Public Health Agriculture Construction, Planners Officials Infrastructure, Agriculture Tornado Warnings Heating & Cooling Temperature & – Precipitation Extreme Degree Days Outlooks Detection & General Public, – Local Most sectors Energy Sector – Attribution – Agriculture Insurance Weekly Monthly Seasonal – Annual Decadal 4 Environmental Intelligence For Coastal Communities
- 5. 16.3M Tons of Cargo = $36.1B Updated Norfolk Harbor Nautical Chart 5 Environmental Intelligence For Coastal Communities
- 6. Composite image of backscatter and partially transparent bathymetry data collected by the NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office with historic oyster boundaries and recent monitoring sites in the Great Wicomico River, Virginia 6 Environmental Intelligence For Coastal Communities
- 7. The mean sea level trend is 4.44 millimeters/year with a 95% confidence interval of +/- 0.27 mm/yr based on monthly mean sea level data from 1927 to 2006 which is equivalent to a change of 1.46 feet in 100 years. 7 Environmental Intelligence For Coastal Communities
- 8. Continuously Operating Reference Station (CORS) Flooding In Norfolk NOAA's National Water Level Observation Network (NWLON) 8 Environmental Intelligence For Coastal Communities
- 9. 1. Grow Number Of Users 2. Scale our data assimilation systems to meet rising demand 9 Environmental Intelligence For Coastal Communities
- 10. OBSERVATIONS PEOPLE COMPUTATION & CRITICAL MODELING ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH INTELLIGENCE 10 Environmental Intelligence For Coastal Communities
- 11. Dr. Kathryn Sullivan Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Environmental Observation & Prediction and Acting Chief Scientist | NOAA January 23, 2012