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An aerial view of the West End of East Timbalier Island.
A dustpan dredge, the "Beach Builder", used in the restoration.
A view of a wide expanse of newly created marsh platform.
A view from the southeastern part of the restoration area where erosion was a concern.
Another view of the southeastern part of the restoration area.
A southeast exposure where erosion is evident, the rock revetments were placed to prevent loss of sediments from erosion.
A view of the east end of the island.
A test planting of smooth cordgrass on the East Timbalier marsh platform
An overview looking west.
A close-up aerial view of the west end of the project.
A view of the west end of the project area.
A piece of specialized equipment called a marsh buggy
A part of the containment dike.
An overview of sediment being pumped into the containment area.
As seen from directly above the west end of the project.
An image of the stable portion of the island.
An aerial with a closer view of the containment dike on the right
An aerial view of construction dredge pipes depositing sediment into containment areas of the restoration site to build marsh platform
A view at the west end of the project site, dune habitat is on the right, marsh habitat is to the left.
An aerial view looking out toward the Gulf of Mexico
An aerial view of East Timbalier Island, the Gulf of Mexico is on the right
After months of planning Seattle's NOAA 200th celebration event, the "Get to know NOAA Weekend" was held in June in conjunction with the "Treasures of
A warm and windy welcome from NOAA's National Weather Service in Cheyenne! The Cheyenne office provides weather services to more than 245,000 resident
A cross-NOAA workshop was held to assess how NOAA uses Global Positioning System (GPS) technologies in operations and research
An award ceremony for Doug Hollier, National Weather Service volunteer cooperative weather observer
A celebration greetings from the Inland Northwest! A celebration at NOAA's National Weather Service Forecast Office in Spokane attracted 400 visitors
A warm NOAA Teacher at Sea greeting from a variety of NOAA ships! Twenty-five teachers were sent to sea to work side-by-side with NOAA scientists on c
A field crew from NOS National Geodetic Survey conducted a GPS survey of Surface Elevation Tables throughout Southeastern Louisiana, in cooperation wi
At the recent NOAA Fish Fry "Kansas Style" (burgers and brats) the staff of the Goodland WSFO checked out a tractor from Yost Farm Supply as neighbori
After an All-Hands meeting at NOAA Fisheries' Southeast Regional Office, employees gathered to commemorate NOAA's 200 years of science, service, and s
Aloha from the Pacific Island's Fisheries Science Center Marine Debris Program! Twenty four metric tons of abandoned lines and ghost nets were collect
After a fifteen-year hiatus the Sturgeon Generals have returned! NMFS SW Regional Office, Law Enforcement, and General Counsel have teamed up to join
After addressing the Western Governors Conference in Deadwood, South Dakota, NOAA Chief of Staff Scott Rayder joins several of the staff of the Rapid
Aloha from the Hilo Earth Day Fair
A magnificent female tiger shark (3 meters length) captured off the Atlantic coast of North Florida during 2006 pelagic longline survey aboard the NOA
As part of NOAA's year-long 200th celebration, WFO Missoula held two Open House events
Alaska Fisheries Science Center's National Marine Mammal Laboratory conducted research on four species of arctic ice breeding seals in the NE Bering S
As part of the 200th Celebration "Discover 200 Years of NOAA" held at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, NOAA leadership took part in a groundbreaking ceremo
Aloha from Maui! The NOAA Pacific Services Center coordinated the 5th Pacific Risk Management 'Ohana (PRiMO)
Alaska National Weather Service employees Louise Fode, Todd Foisy, Larry Hubble, and Tom Dang visit the containership M/V Midnight Sun
Albert Theberge of NOAA Central Library, Dr
Anthony J
Allen and Julie Shimada, VADM Conrad Lautenbacher, Dr
Allen and Julie Shimada, at the commissioning ceremony for the ship named for their father, the NOAA Ship BELL M
Alexander Dallas Bache
Autographed portrait of Senator Scoop Jackson with inscription: "To Arnold Karo, with deep appreciation for all your help
A Coast and Geodetic Survey crew that worked along the ALCAN Highway.
Alexander Dallas Bache, Second and arguably greatest of the Superintendents of the Coast Survey
Attendees at C&GS Topographical Conference of 1892, Henry Whiting Chairman
Article on Ernest Lester Jones, "Friend of the Underdog." Right side.
Article on Ernest Lester Jones, "Friend of the Underdog." Left side.
Assistant Charles O
A presentation by Captain Wardwell to a member of the PATHFINDER crew.
Andres Hizon, who became head of the Philippine Coast and Geodetic Survey, Colonel Glenn Moore on loan from the C&GS to the Army, and Captain Marvin P
Alfred Lorenz of the United States Weather Bureau.
Augustus Rodgers, brother of Navy hero John Rodgers
Alexander Buel Trowbridge, 1929 - , seventeenth Secretary of Commerce.
Alexander Buel Trowbridge, 1929 - , seventeenth Secretary of Commerce.
Alexander Agassiz, oceanographer, engineer, great industrialist
Alexander Dallas Bache, second Superintendent of the Coast Survey, and first President of the National Academy of Sciences
Albert M
Alexander Agassiz, Professor at Harvard University, (1835 - 1910) conducted several oceanographic expeditions on the U.S.S
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Army Captain Marvin Paulson after being transferred to United States Army in 1945
An alternate NOAA patch with gold lettering surrounding the NOAA emblem.
Axial Volcano, site of an observatory that monitors seismic activity.
Aquaculture facility on Lee Stocking Island, run by NURP's Caribbean center.
An early diving bell used by 16th Century divers during salvage operations
An AUV as the first line of event response
AQUARIUS undersea lab in Salt River Canyon.
At the end of the rainbow
ALVIN and her support ship R/V Atlantis.
AQUARIUS weighs 100 tons in air but can be weightless underwater.
AQUARIUS floats just before it is flooded and sunk to the reef.
AQUARIUS is towed to the Conch Reef off Key Largo for its third deployment.
After complete overhaul, AQUARIUS is christened and readied for sea.
AQUARIUS breaks the surface during 1990 recovery from Salt R
AQUARIUS, built in Texas, en route to St
AQUARIUS watch desk keeps 24 hr
AQUARIUS post-hurricane Hugo-- 6 feet of sand scoured from beneath leg.
AQUARIUS post-hurricane Hugo-- 6 feet of sand scoured from beneath leg.
AQUARIUS post-hurricane Hugo-- 6 feet of sand scoured from beneath leg.
AQUARIUS aboard transport barge on its way to St
AQUARIUS aquanauts pause to converse in talk bubble.
AQUARIUS ops: talk bubbles provide remote air, comms and equipment drop points.
AQUARIUS lowered to its first home off St
AQUARIUS aquanauts discuss dive plan during coral feeding study.
AQUARIUS scientist adjusts coral feeding experiment controlled in habitat.
AQUARIUS tank rack and gazebo deck serves as the starting point for excursions.
AQUARIUS technician communicates with the shore base to relay life support data.
AQUARIUS sits in 60 feet of water at Conch Reef, Key Largo, FL.
AQUARIUS deployed in Salt River Canyon off St
AQUARIUS featured on cover of Sea Technology prior to 1986 deployment.
Aquanauts excurt (saturation dive) from TEKTITE I.
AQUARIUS in 1989 -- only operational offshore habitat now dedicated to science.
Aquanauts relax inside HYDROLAB; held 4 but only 3 could sleep at one time.
Aquanauts deploy experiment outside HYDROLAB.
Aquanaut enters the wet porch of AQUARIUS.
AQUARIUS, deployed in 1986 off St
Aquanaut works at computer inside AQUARIUS.
AEGIR, named for the Norse god of the sea, was designed for depths to 180 m.
ALVIN deploys baited traps to attract six gill sharks.
ASHERAH,shallow (200 m), cheap ($25,000) Navy submersible built in 1964.
ALUMINAUT, 51 ft
ALVIN and its original catamaran support ship, LULU.
ALVIN loaded for sample collection dives in 2500 meters off New Jersey.
ALVIN descends to its maxium depth of 4000 m (mean ocean depth is 3800 m).
ALVIN is named after engineer Allyn Vine-- not a chipmunk.
ALVIN in 1978, a year after first exploring hydrothermal vents.
A dome for talking to the surface and other divers
A dive bell support ship must be in a multi-point mooring to avoid dragging.
Aquanauts change out tanks near the Aquarius undersea laboratory.
Aquanaut uses a buoy to signal the surface and raise equipment.
Ancient coral reef below 700 meters of water off Hawaii.
Attached species compete for space on deep reef off Hawaii.
Although there is little light, deep (Greater Than 500 ft) reefs off Hawaii are productive.
Artificial reefs can increase productivity of sandy bottoms.
Any kind of structure on the deep sea floor attracts local mobile species.
American lobsters live from the rocky coast to the canyons off New England
Anemone on a fist-sized volcanic rock off Hawaii.
A dense bed of brittle stars can get their food from the water or bottom
A cirrate octopus floats like a bell in mid-water, feeding on plankton.
A spotted goosefish on basalt boulder in 780 meters off Hawaii
Amberjack are a common sight on Carolina artificial reefs
A Doppler on Wheels radar tracks an intense supercell thunderstorm west of Guthrie.
A fleet of VORTEX2 vehicles tracks a supercell thunderstorm near Dumas
A short-lived tornado developed northwest of Amarillo.
A short-lived tornado northwest of Amarillo.
A cold cold morning at the Fairbanks train station.
A scene out of the Grapes of Wrath
A golden Alaskan sunset seen from a quiet cove.
A copper-colored sunset.
A bronze sun setting over the mountains and reflecting off the sea.
A storm over the coastal mountains.
Above the clouds.
A golden sunset.
A double rainbow.
A ribbon of fog obscures the water level view in Glacier Bay.
A ribbon of fog obscures the water level view in Glacier Bay.
A gentle fog following topography at Dutch Harbor as a freighter leaves for an unknown port.
A gentle fog following topography at Dutch Harbor as a freighter leaves for an unknown port.
A dramatic view of clouds, fog, coastal mountains, and a cloud obscured sun shining off a grey ocean.
A ribbon of fog halfway up the steep slopes of Little Diomede Island.
A ribbon of fog bisects Little Diomede Island.
Above the clouds on Deer Mountain near Ketchikan.
A bronze and gold sunset over Kodiak Island.
A brilliant rainbow seen from the NOAA Ship MILLER FREEMAN at Dutch Harbor.
A breaking wave at Fossil Beach.
A double rainbow somewhere in southeast Alaska.
A whale sounds in close proximity to the apparent end of the rainbow somewhere in southeast Alaska.
A rainy squally day in the North Pacific.
A glaze of ice covering the MILLER FREEMAN's ship's bell.
A double rainbow seen on the starboard bow of the MILLER FREEMAN.
A full rainbow seen on a gray North Pacific day.
A golden sunset seen through a MILLER FREEMAN porthole.
An Aleutian Island peaks its peak over the fog.
A boisterous day in North Pacific waters
Aurora borealis over a frozen Lake Superior with the lights of Marquette on the shore.
Aurora borealis over a frozen Lake Superior with the lights of Marquette on the shore.
Aurora borealis over a frozen Lake Superior with the lights of Marquette on the shore.
A ferry boat crossing Puget Sound with rain falling in the distance.
An iridescent cloud.
An iridescent cloud.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
Aurora borealis - the Northern Lights.
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