National Data Buoy Center

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National Data Buoy CenterOverviewforIOOS Advisory CommitteeOctober 24, 2017

Agenda1.2.3.4.5.6.About NDBCHow NDBC partners with IOOSHow NDBC partners with GCOOSHow can IOOS help address gapsPartnerships in the region and how been leveragedPartnerships with the Oil & Gas Industry2

NOAA’s National Data Buoy Center

National Data Buoy CenterFacilities at SSC, MSElectronics LabsMCC Operates 24/7/365Sensor Testing &CalHigh Bay FabricationPaint & SandblastingWind Tunnel &Environmental ChambersIn-WaterTestingMachine Shops

NDBC OrganizationNational Weather ServiceOffice of ObservationsNDBC DirectorHelmut PortmannChief Scientist40 Full-time Civilians (NWS)Mission ControlMissionControl ns1 NOAA Corps evelopmentMissionSupportEngineeringU.S. Coast Guard Liaison Office1 GS-12 & 4 CWO BosnsNDBC Technical Support Contract 130 ContractorsPacific Architects and Engineers (PAE)ResourcesLogistics andFacilitiesBusinessServices

National Data Buoy CenterStennis Space Center on the Mississippi Gulf CoastTo providea real-time, end-to-end capability beginning with the collection of marine atmospheric and oceanographic data and ending with its transmission,quality control and distribution.NDBC& other NOAAobservationsTsunami WarningCentersIOOS and otherPartners PlatformsNWLON stationsMeteorological obsNDBC Mission Control CenterWeather Forecast Offices,River Forecast Centers,Tropical and OceanPrediction CentersNWS GlobalTelecommunicationSystem (GTS)EmergencyManagersOil & Gas PlatformsDATA COLLECTIONHF RadarsPublicNOAA ARCHIVE CentersDATA DELIVERY

NDBC Observation Network

NDBC - Coastal Weather StationsNDBC operates & maintains106 met-ocean buoys and47 Coastal-Marine stations

NDBC - Coastal Weather StationsNDBC operates & maintains106 met-ocean buoys and46 Coastal-Marine stations

NWS issues tsunami warnings10

NDBC supports tsunami assessmentLargest Tsunami MeasuredIn Open OceanLargest Tsunami MeasuredIn Open OceanMarch 2011 earthquake and tsunamiCrescent City, CANDBC maintains a network of 39 deepocean instruments for tsunami detection inthe Pacific and Atlantic BasinsNDBC maintains a network of39 deep-ocean instrumentsfor tsunami detection in thePacific and Atlantic Basins

El Niño - La Niña ObservationsNDBC maintains the TropicalAtmosphere Ocean Array (TAO)along the equatorial Pacific12

TAO ArrayHourly transmission of :Wind speed and direction,Air temperature, Relative humidity,Sea surface/subsurface temp, conductivityAdditional sensors on 4 buoys on equator,including barometric pressure, rain, solar radiation.

IOOS Data Assembly CenterNDBC (246) 4 NWS Systems of Record CWB, CMAN, DART,TAO 246 StationsIOOS (279) 11 Regional Associations 59 Data Providing Organizations 279 Observational Stations 470,000 Monthly Observations QC’dand sent to the GTSOther Stations (522) include: NOAA NOS (312) NWS (51) NOAA Fisheries (11) NOAA Research (19) U.S Army Corp of Engineers (73) U.S Coast Guard, USGS, U.S. Department of Energy, NSF, National Park Service: (128)

A National Strategy3 GOALS1. Ensure the preservation,transparency, and publicavailability of critical integratedcoastal and ocean observations1. Define a framework for guiding thecontinued planning and build-outof a sustained coastal mooringnetwork1. Justify the need for a coresustained network of federal andnonfederal coastal moorings thatadheres to national andinternational data standards andbest practices

The Gulf of Mexico 40% of total U.S. crude oil refinery capacity30% of total U.S. natural gas processing plant capacity 20 billion tourist industry2009 produced 1.4 billion pounds of seafood 78% of U.S shrimp 62% of U.S oysters 13 of the top 20 U.S. ports by tonnage

GCOOS 7 Data Providing Organizations 76 Observation StationsOPPORTUNITY: Mississippi Governor’s Ocean Task Force

Gulf Ocean EnergyUNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR MINERALSMANAGEMENT SERVICE GULF OF MEXICO OCS REGIONNTL No. 2009-G02 - NOTICE TO LESSEES AND OPERATORS OFFEDERAL OIL AND GAS LEASES AND PIPELINE RIGHT-OF-WAYHOLDERS ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF, GULF OFMEXICO OCS REGIONJanuary 2014:August 2017:October 2017:50 ReportingNTL on Ocean Current Monitoring and Data Collection35 ReportingInitial Issue Date:April 21, 200520 Reporting*Expired:January 27, 2014*Opportunity: NDBC/GCOOS collaboration to reverse trend

What questionsdo you have?Helmut PortmannNational Data Buoy CenterStennis Space Center, MS

National Data Buoy Center. Overview. for. IOOS Advisory Committee. October 24, 2017. Agenda. 2 1. About NDBC 2. How NDBC partners with IOOS 3. How NDBC partners with GCOOS . 1 NOAA Corps Officer. 40 Full-time Civilians (NWS) U.S. Coast Guard Liaison Office. 1 GS-12 & 4 CWO Bosns. National Weather Service. Office of Observations.