Coastal and Marine Mendenhall Postdoctoral Research Opportunities
The U.S. Geological Survey Coastal and Marine Hazards and Resources Program is seeking candidates for eight Mendenhall Postdoctoral Research Fellowship opportunities this year.
View ArticleHydrologic Restoration in Coastal Wetlands Enhances Climate Change Mitigation...
A recent study shows that restoring tidal exchange in impounded coastal wetlands can enhance their elevation resilience and climate change mitigation benefits.
View ArticleTeaching Software to Track Coastal Change
Classifying imagery based on identifiable pixels—labeling pixels of a certain color “water” and others as “land”, for example—is known as image segmentation, a common method of processing natural...
View ArticleMapping the Entire Queen Charlotte-Fairweather Fault System
A recently completed series of data publications led by the U.S. Geological Survey represents the first time the fault has been mapped using comprehensive, high-resolution marine geophysical...
View ArticleStorms Help an Underwater Cave Breathe in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico
New science shows that storms can provide an influx of oxygenated water into underwater caves, which supports the food web and enhances the biological removal of methane, a potent greenhouse gas.
View ArticlePhoto Roundup - September-November 2022
A selection of coastal and ocean videos and photographs from across the USGS.
View ArticleNews Briefs - September-November 2022
News Briefs - featuring coastal and ocean science from across the USGS.
View ArticleStrengthening Our Skills: sUAS Lidar Training
The USGS Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center hosted a small uncrewed aircraft system lidar training workshop from October 31 through November 4.
View ArticleWoods Hole Gas Hydrates Project Scientists Participate in Alaskan North Slope...
Five USGS gas hydrates scientists from the Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center recently returned from more than five weeks spent supporting a drilling expedition in the Prudhoe Bay area of the...
View ArticleUSGS/CCNY Internship Program Celebrates 100th Lecture Series Speaker
The USGS internship program with the City College of New York offers students impactful internships with USGS in a variety of science fields. In February 2023, the lecture series used to introduce...
View ArticlePhoto Roundup - December 2022-February 2023
A selection of coastal and ocean videos and photographs from across the USGS.
View ArticleCoastal Change Likelihood Assessment
The U.S. Geological Survey, in cooperation with the National Park Service, developed the Coastal Change Likelihood assessment to determine the future likelihood of coastal change along the U.S....
View ArticleUSGS will sponsor, attend, and present at the 2023 Coastal Sediments...
Staff from four science centers will represent USGS at this year’s Coastal Sediments conference and exhibit how current bureau initiatives are addressing this year’s theme of, "Inclusive coastal...
View ArticlePhoto Roundup - Earth Day 2023 Special Issue
Every day, scientists across the USGS strive to provide robust scientific data, knowledge, and tools that can be used by citizens across our nation to make decisions about how to best invest in our...
View ArticleUSGS presented on ocean, coasts, and climate at the Department of the...
A group of researchers from across the USGS presented on, “Ocean, Coasts and Climate: Applying Science for Effective Management Strategies” to highlight how USGS is providing science to support DOI’s...
View ArticleLearn how wetlands can naturally help with climate change impacts
Happy American Wetlands Month! Throughout the month of May, the U.S. Geological Survey is celebrating the importance of healthy wetlands to local communities, economies and wildlife across the United...
View ArticleBlue Carbon Research Contributes to Largest Tidal Restoration in the Northeast
The Herring River restoration is now underway. For nearly a decade, the USGS has conducted blue carbon research to support this restoration project and determine the carbon cycle response to rising sea...
View ArticleNow Available: Coastal Science Navigator
The U.S. Geological Survey’s Coastal Science Navigator is now available! The Navigator serves as a gateway to USGS Coastal Change Hazards resources and assists users in finding products and tools that...
View ArticleHurricane Ian’s Scientific Silver Lining
Hurricane Ian took a tragic toll on lives, property, and coastal environments in southwest Florida and the South Atlantic coast of the U.S. Scientists at USGS are analyzing the event to better...
View ArticleNews Briefs - May-June 2023
News Briefs - featuring coastal and ocean science from across the USGS.
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