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Meet the Autonomous Underwater Robot Expanding Our Ability to Survey the Seafloor

We use Long-Range Autonomous Underwater Vehicles to photograph the seafloor. These images help improve sea scallop stock assessments by expanding the data we collect and allowing us to survey difficult-to-reach areas.
August 31, 2026 - Feature Story ,
Scientists and crew deploying uncrewed robot

Navigating the Skies and Seas: A Drone Pilot's Perspective on Sperm Whales

Evaluating Impacts of Multiple Stressors on Gulf Whales and Dolphins

Dr. Melissa Cook describes how a team used drones to study endangered sperm whales in the Gulf of America.
August 24, 2026 - Survey ,
The bow, drone deck and flying bridge of NOAA Ship Gordon Gunter.

Technology Week: Launching into the Future with Advanced Technologies

Join us as we highlight the technologies our scientists use to fulfill our mission!
August 17, 2026 - Feature Story ,
Promotional graphic for Tech Week featuring various types of technology like airplanes, ships, and drones connected through digital network lines on a blue background.

Advanced Technologies to Reduce Vessel Strikes

NOAA Fisheries is investing in advanced technologies—like thermal cameras, radar, and AI—to reduce the risk of vessel strikes to marine life.
August 14, 2026 - Video ,
An aerial view of a large vessel in the ocean with many people on the deck. Three whales are visible swimming nearby. Vessel strikes are one of the main threats to whales. Credit: NOAA Fisheries

Diving Deep into Sperm Whale Clicks

Evaluating Impacts of Multiple Stressors on Gulf Whales and Dolphins

What sperm whale sounds tell us about their population demographics in the Gulf of America.
June 12, 2026 - Survey ,
Aerial view of a single, sleek gray-colored whale at the surface of bright blue water. Sperm whale photographed by the drone during the June–August 2025 survey in the northern Gulf of America that can be used to estimate body length. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Melissa Cook (Permit #27867)

Advanced Technologies at the Northeast Fisheries Science Center

We use a variety of technologies within the center to advance our science.

2026 Northeast Experimental On-Demand Gear System Testing Beginning February 1

Watch for specially flagged vessels off Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Satellite Monitoring of Cook Inlet Beluga Whales

Geospatial Artificial Intelligence For Animals uses high-resolution satellite imagery to detect endangered belugas in Cook Inlet, Alaska.

Geospatial Artificial Intelligence For Animals

GAIA is a groundbreaking initiative developing an advanced cloud-application for detecting whales in very high resolution satellite imagery.