
The New NOAA Ocean Podcast
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Boaters rely on NOAA's nautical charts for depth measurements so they don't accidentally ground on sandbars or other underwater obstructions. Take three minutes out of your day to hear Captain Shepard Smith of the NOAA S...
Charting New Waters: Video is an episode from NOAA: Making Waves by Troy Kitch. Boaters rely on NOAA's nautical charts for depth measurements so they don't accidentally ground on sandbars or other underwater obstructions. Take three minutes...
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Published May 23, 2016, 3:36 long, audio available.
Boaters rely on NOAA's nautical charts for depth measurements so they don't accidentally ground on sandbars or other underwater obstructions. Take three minutes out of your day to hear Captain Shepard Smith of the NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson discuss how nautical charts are updated—and how NOAA is using promising new technology (ocean robots!) that will add shallow depths to nautical charts. Episode permanent link and show notes
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Charting New Waters: Video is an episode from NOAA: Making Waves by Troy Kitch.
This episode is 3:36 long.
This episode was published on May 23, 2016.
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Charting New Waters: Video is from NOAA: Making Waves by Troy Kitch.
Published May 23, 2016 and 3:36 long