NOAA Releases New Strategies to Apply Emerging Science and Technology

November 17, 2019

Public invited to review and provide comments on new strategies for science and technology focus areas.

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NOAA announces new strategies to dramatically expand the agency’s application of four emerging science and technology focus areas — NOAA Unmanned Systems, Artificial Intelligence, ‘Omics, and the Cloud — to guide transformative advancements in the quality and timeliness of NOAA science, products and services.

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BoriCorps members prepare to plant mangroves in Jobos Bay. (Photo: BoriCorps)

BoriCorps members prepare to plant mangroves in Jobos Bay, Puerto Rico. NOAA funding through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is helping Franklin’s Promise Coalition, BoriCorps’ parent organization, expand the program’s reach. (Credit: BoriCorps)

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Shallow water provides habitat for branching corals (Acropora spp), as seen here on a reef flat in Guam. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Jonathan Brown

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Habitat restoration work at Milltown Island in Washington's Whidbey Basin, supported with NOAA funding through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. (Credit: Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife)

Last updated by NOAA Fisheries Public Affairs on March 05, 2021

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