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Center for Operational Oceanographic Products and Services (CO- OPS) NOAA/ National Ocean Service

Integrated Ocean Observing System

NOAA In Situ Contributions to the National Backbone PORTS™ NWLON Mussel Watch NERR Sites WX Buoys C-MAN Buoys Geodesy – CORS

Coastal Component Regional Associations  Design  Operate Involve private sectors, NGOs, State Agencies  Design, Operate  Use  Evaluate Incorporate  Subregional systems  Elements thereof Enhance the Backbone based on User Needs Regional COOS’s

NOAA “The greatest safety concern…is the availability of timely, accurate, and reliable navigation information.”

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