USGS Scientist Meets Congresswoman Ros-Lehtinen at Film Debut
New educational video features USGS contributing research that helps address the impacts of ocean acidificationNew Issue of Sound Waves Online
Stories about forecasting storm impacts, disappearing beaches, deep-water ROV dives, outreach, meetings, and more.As Hurricane Season Opens, USGS Is Ready
Scientists work in the field before, during and after landfall to improve forecasting and recoveryHurricane Sandy Fire Island Regional Study
New data for understanding coastal processes and vulnerabilitySea Floor Erodes, Reefs Can't Keep Up
Coastal communities lose protection as degrading coral reefs are outpaced by sea level riseSediment Data from Breton Island, LA
Sediment data collected in 2014 and 2015 from Breton and Gosier Islands, Breton National Wildlife Refuge, LABeach Profiles for Fire Island Updated May 2017
Elevation data along beach profiles have been measured quarterly since Hurricane Sandy made landfall in 2012.Advances in Topobathymetric Mapping
Special Issue highlights recent research for understanding the dynamic coastal environmentLong-lived boulder corals: an oceanic counterpart to tree rings.
Corals help reconstruct historic ocean temperatures, forecast future trends
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