1. Environmental Intelligence in Support of a Resilient Nation; an Ocean of Possibilities

2. MARACOOS Annual Meeting 05.13.16 | Carl Gouldman, Deputy Director

3. Department of Commerce 3 Bureau of the Census U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Bureau of Economic Analysis Bureau of Industry and Security Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements Economic Development Administration Economics and Statistics Administration International Trade Administration Minority Business Development Agency National Institute of Standards and Technology National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Technical Information Service National Telecommunications and Information Administration

4. NOAA: Making Science Matter 4 Environmental Intelligence (actionable information) NOAA’s long-term goals 1.Climate Adaptation and Mitigation 2.Weather-Ready Nation 3.Healthy Oceans 4.Resilient Coastal Communities and Economies Observations Monitoring Assessment Modeling Tools & Services

5. NOAA Organization 5

6. NOAA’s Resilience Framework 6 Resilience: “The ability to prepare for and adapt to changing conditions and withstand and recover rapidly from disruptions” (Presidential Policy Directive / PPD 21: Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience, 2013)

7. Advancing NOAA Partnerships (All LOs) Weather Ready Nation (NWS) Modeling, Data, R&D (with WFOs, NDBC, NCEP) Healthy Ocean (NMFS) Ecosystems Based Mgmt/Marine Biodiversity Resilient Coastal Communities and Economies (NOS) Office of Coast Survey, Center for Operational Oceanographic Products and Services, National Geodetic Survey, National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science, Office of Response and Restoration, Office for Coastal Management, Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, & IOOS Climate Adaptation and Mitigation (OAR) Climate Program Office Ocean Acidification Program Ocean Exploration and Research NESDIS Archive - National Centers for Environmental Information, Satellite Applications and Research OMAO Fleet, AUVs, Operations 7

8. Interagency Accomplishments - Examples IOOC Task Teams Animal Telemetry Network Gliders Modeling Post-Summit Task Team (C) Biological integration and Observation (C) Interagency Projects 2015 - Multi-Sensor Improved Sea-Surface Temperature (NASA, NOAA) 2014-17- Marine Mammal Health MAP (MMC, NOAA, ONR) 2016-18 - Marine Biodiversity Observation Network (NASA, BOEM, USGS, NOAA) 2014-15 - Northeast Pacific Anomalies Workshop (NASA, NSF, NOAA) 8

9. US IOOS ® Office in 2015 and Beyond

10. Programmatic - 2016 10 Certification 5 year Awards Environmental Compliance (EC)  NOS EC Program Policy Signed by Russell Callender 12/1/2015, effective immediately Demonstrates, for the record, environment has been considered before any activities occur Can’t expend funds until requirements satisfied Administration Transition

11. U.S IOOS By The Numbers 11

12. Background 12

13. US IOOS/NOAA Ocean Enterprise Study 13 Overall Revenue $58b Maritime Revenue $14b Ocean Enterprise Revenue $7b Ocean Enterprise Exports $1.4b

14. 81 % of the companies we surveyed were providers 36% were Intermediaries Ocean Enterprise Study 2015: Functions 14

15. Data Mgmt: DMAC – Environmental Sensors & Models 15  THREDDS, WMS access to all model output  ASA for Coast Guard / IOOS  Pre Release now  2 week cache of ALL known, available real-time observations  AOOS & Axiom  Release June 2016

16. Innovation & DMAC – Keep on Advancing 16 New/Updated Manuals 2015 Dissolved Nutrients Observations Ocean Optics Data In-situ Temp. and Salinity Data In-Situ Current Observations In-Situ Surface Wave Data Dissolved Oxygen Observations New/Updated Manuals - 2016 Glider HFR Currents Water Level ioos.us Project Outcomes: Single landing page/entry point for DMAC access. Full Capacity in June New Glider DAC

17. HF Radar FY16 Outlook Refinement of O&M costs At your local WFO Significant Wave Height Tsunami detection – partner with NWS Global HF Radar – GEO/GOOS Archiving continues every month QARTOD manual underway 17

18. Modeling Outlook FY16 COMT: Transition plans developed for each project (Q4) Coordinated development between EDS, ioos.us and COMT model viewer Ches. Bay Hypoxia Transition funded in FY17 President’s Budget Request IOOS Modeling Inventory updated (~Q3) COMT Success stories available 18

19. Animal Telemetry Network (ATN) FY16 Outlook ATN Vision: will provide integrated data on aquatic ecosystems from species to environment. This network will complement existing ocean observing assets and will inform ecosystem-based management, fisheries and biodiversity, marine spatial planning, ocean modeling and forecasting, and National Ocean Policy priority objectives. http://oceanview.pfeg.noaa.gov/ATN / FY16 focus: Data Assembly Center Governance (NC & SG) Input: Regional engagement Communications/outreach planning 5

20. U.S. Marine Biodiversity Observation Network Interagency support: $15M from NASA, NOAA (IOOS and OER), and BOEM – FY14-18 In-kind from USGS on DMAC, ecological mapping units MarineGEO/Tennenbaum is an MBON partner MBON teams are working together to: Increase efficiencies and fill gaps in biodiversity monitoring Integrate biological and environmental observations Integrate remote sensing with in situ Develop methods for automated sampling of marine biodiversity Lead global development of marine biodiversity indicators and variables Develop a U.S. MBON Advance global MBON Credit: MBARI

21. IOOS Regions 21

22. IOOS new website – shhhhh ‘quiet launch’ 22 https://ioos.noaa.gov/

23. MAY 2016 Staffing and Leadership Update IOOS Office Changes: 0% of our 4 leadership positions changed in past 12 months George Jungbluth & Derrick Snowden - as Division Chiefs Promoted Kathleen Bailey as Oceanographer NEW since 2015 MARACOOS Kate Culpepper: Communications Specialist LCDR Eric Johnson: NOAA Corps in Ops Division Jennifer Bosch: Ops Division Micah Wengren: New ‘data scientist’ starts May 2016 Tiffany Vance: New ‘data scientist’ starts June 2016 1 Vacancy open – Grants / Contracts business support 23

24. MAY 2016 Staffing and Leadership Update 24 Kathleen TiffanyMicah BillEric Jen B Kate B

25. Communicating Getting our Story Out New outlets: NOAA.GOV: New! Web stories 200-400 words in length, always with photos. New NOS Site: Photos, photos, photos; reinforced by close NOS Comms cooperation. Social Media: Regular posts create visibility with peers, partners, general public. IOOS Blog: Coming soon! Highlight projects, RA successes, events, topics, and more. 25 New Web Site Dynamic, Interactive; Streamlined May 2016 ‘soft launch’

26. IOOS is a Team Sport 26 Congress OMB Sponsor Events RA Coordination Interagency Oversight IOOS Task Teams Programmatic Operational Capacity Partnerships Champion Regional Official Advice Recommendations

27. Questions https://noaa.ioos.gov https://www.facebook.com/usioosgov @usioosgov

28. Market Sectors Represents ‘overall’ activities of firms Shows provider, intermediary split 28

29. U.S IOOS Overview 29 Coastal Component –17 Federal agencies –13 regional partners –Academia & Industry Global Component –US contribution to GOOS –Global Climate Ocean Observing System 64% completed Stakeholder driven; Scientifically based; Policy neutral

30. From National to Global 30

31. IOOS New Logo 31 Collaborative effort: IOOS Office, Interagency Ocean Observation Committee (IOOC), Regional Associations, Streamlined, integrated design reflects IOOS’s renewed focus on the user experience. Light and dark blue stand for the coasts and deep water. Integration represents a signal moving out in stages—local-national-global. There’s more to discover every time you see it—just like there is with IOOS.