An Ocean Current Monitoring System for Coastal New Jersey

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An Ocean Current Monitoring System for Coastal New Jersey Rutgers University Coastal Ocean Observing Laboratory Josh Kohut Mike Crowley

So How does the System Work? Rutgers University Coastal Ocean Observing Laboratory Josh Kohut Mike Crowley

SeaSonde® HF Radar Sites at LEO-15 Depth Southern Site Brigantine, NJ 5 10 15 20 LEO-15 Nodes (m)

CODAR Total Vector Calculation Kilometers CODAR North 0 5 10 Little Egg Harbor CODAR Central Site Great Bay LEO-15 A T L A N T I C O C E A N CODAR South Atlantic City

Contributions Rapid Environmental Assessment

Hurricane Floyd as seen by the NOAA-12 on Sept. 15 6:30 PM EDT (22:30 GMT)

Contributions Rapid Environmental Assessment Search and Rescue

The Future of HF-Radar at LEO-15 Coast Bistatic System

The Future of HF-Radar at LEO-15

The Future of HF-Radar at LEO-15 Bistatic System Long Range CODAR System

New Jersey Clam & Fishing Boat Sinkings Beth Dee Bob Adriatic January, 1999 Adriatic January, 1999 22’ Open Boat August, 1999

The Future of HF-Radar at LEO-15 Bistatic System Long Range CODAR System NorthEast Ocean Observing System

NEOOS HF-Radar Backbone

Long Range Radial Field

NEOOS HF-Radar Backbone Existing Systems (6) Funded Systems (8)