1171 14590 10 0 BRIDGE-NOAA-1626 adn BRIDGE NOAA Resources 2009-07-23T17:02:21Z 2007-08-22 accessioneddiscoverable true DC:Is referenced by http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/vents/nemo/index.html DLESE-000-000-001-102 BRIDGE-1626 adn BRIDGE Ocean Resources 2009-07-22T23:52:34Z 2006-10-09 Classroom activities based on how scientists study active volcanoes on the deep ocean floor. Activities include: locating an earthquake epicenter, recording geological and biological information during an ocean floor traverse, creating cross-section profiles of the ocean floor, and graphing seafloor data. Resources include videos and teacher guides. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Geology DLESE:Geochemistry DLESE:Ecology DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Technology seafloor hydrothermal vent Mid-Ocean Ridge axial volcano Pacific Plate plate tectonics chemosynthesis black smoker NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Education Integration Geological oceanography Pacific Marine Environmental Lab Vents Program Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Pacific Marine Environmental Lab National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/vents/nemo/education.html text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:High school DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:Visual:Video DLESE:Learning materials:Module or unit DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. DLESE-000-000-001-099 adn DLESE Community Collection (DCC) 2009-07-22T23:59:40Z 2003-07-10 The New Millennium Observatory (NeMO) is a seafloor observatory off the coast of Oregon, which studies the relationships between submarine volcanic events and the chemistry and distribution of hydrothermal vents and the biologic communities that depend on them. The research activities at NeMO provide an extraordinary educational opportunity, both from the daily reports from expeditions at sea and from creative learning materials based on NeMO results. This curriculum is based on real events and real data: the 1998 eruption at Axial Volcano and the rumbleometer instrument that was stuck in the new lava flow. The activities for the classroom are modeled on how scientists actually investigated this event. This curriculum is intended for middle and high school students in earth science and marine science classes and includes advice for presentation and additional background information that could be incorporated into the lessons. It is supported by the National Science Foundation, Oregon Sea Grant, and Oregon State University. en DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Geology oceanography mid-ocean ridge spreading center black smoker movies hydrothermal vents Axial volcano Dr William Chadwick NOAA VENTS bill.chadwick@noaa.gov Mr Ronald Crouse Hatfield Marine Science Center Unknown Ms Teresa Atwill Lincoln County School District Unknown Ms Vicki Osis Oregon Sea Grant vicki.osis@oregonstate.edu Mr William Hanshumaker Oregon Sea Grant bill.hanshumaker@oregonstate.edu DLESE Program Center Catalog Record Number en ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2002 UCAR (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) Terms of use consistent with DLESE (Digital Library for Earth System Education) policy. http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/vents/nemo/education.html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements Resource table of contents are also available for download in the following formats: Powerpoint, PDF, and HTML (zip file). DLESE:High school DLESE:Middle school DLESE:Data:In situ dataset DLESE:Learning materials:Module or unit DLESE:Learning materials:Virtual field trip DLESE:Text:Glossary DLESE:Visual:Map DLESE:Visual:Photograph DLESE:Visual:Scientific visualization DLESE:Visual:Video DLESE:No Information presented on these pages is considered public information and may be distributed or copied. Use of appropriate byline/photo/image credits is requested. DWEL-000-000-000-223 adn Digital Water Ed Library (DWEL) 2009-05-05T00:40:50Z 2003-08-12 NeMO studies the dynamic interactions between submarine volcanic activity and seafloor hotsprings at an observatory called Axial Seamount. The research activities at NeMO provide an extraordinary educational opportunity, both from the daily reports from expeditions at sea and from creative learning materials based on NeMO results. The site features curriculum materials designed for high school and middle school students. en DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Geology DLESE:Physical oceanography thermal vents plate tectonics oceanography volcanic activity William Chadwick Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory/Hatfield Marine Science Center nemo@pmel.noaa.gov DLESE Program Center Catalog Record Number en ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005 UCAR (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) Terms of use consistent with DLESE (Digital Library for Earth System Education) policy. http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/vents/nemo/education.html DLESE:Software or plug-in:Flash player DLESE:Software or plug-in:Adobe Acrobat reader DLESE:Other:More specific technical requirements PowerPoint and Zip compression software DLESE:High school DLESE:Middle school DLESE:Undergraduate lower division DLESE:Data:In situ dataset DLESE:Learning materials:Virtual field trip DLESE:Text:Glossary DLESE:Visual:Map DLESE:Visual:Photograph DLESE:Visual:Scientific visualization DLESE:Visual:Video NSES:5-8:Unifying Concepts and Processes Standards:Systems, order, and organization NSES:5-8:Unifying Concepts and Processes Standards:Evidence, models, and explanation NSES:5-8:Unifying Concepts and Processes Standards:Change, constancy, and measurement NSES:5-8:Unifying Concepts and Processes Standards:Evolution and equilibrium NSES:5-8:Content Standard A Science as Inquiry Standards:Understanding about scientific inquiry NSES:5-8:Content Standard B Physical Science Standards:Transfer of energy NSES:5-8:Content Standard D Earth and Space Science Standards:Structure of the earth system NSES:5-8:Content Standard E Science and Technology Standards:Understandings about science and technology NSES:5-8:Content Standard F Science in Personal and Social Perspectives Standards:Natural hazards NSES:5-8:Content Standard F Science in Personal and Social Perspectives Standards:Science and technology in society NSES:5-8:Content Standard G History and Nature of Science Standards:Science as a human endeavor NSES:9-12:Unifying Concepts and Processes Standards:Systems, order, and organization NSES:9-12:Unifying Concepts and Processes Standards:Evidence, models, and explanation NSES:9-12:Unifying Concepts and Processes Standards:Change, constancy, and measurement NSES:9-12:Unifying Concepts and Processes Standards:Evolution and equilibrium NSES:9-12:Content Standard A Science as Inquiry Standards:Understandings about scientific inquiry NSES:9-12:Content Standard D Earth and Space Science Standards:Energy in the earth system NSES:9-12:Content Standard D Earth and Space Science Standards:Origin and evolution of the earth system NSES:9-12:Content Standard E Science and Technology Standards:Understandings about science and technology NSES:9-12:Content Standard F Science in Personal and Social Perspectives Standards:Natural and human-induced hazards NSES:9-12:Content Standard G History and Nature of Science Standards:Science as a human endeavor DLESE:No Information presented on these pages is considered public information and may be distributed or copied. Use of appropriate byline/photo/image credits is requested CRS-DLESE-000-000-001-099-T-132 dlese_anno Community Annotated Collection 2009-05-05T00:38:39Z 2007-08-24 Columbia University CRS-DLESE-000-000-001-099-T-132 DLESE-000-000-001-099 Teaching tip Text I used this resource as an enrichment for two of my gifted students when we were studying a unit on oceanography. It was well written and easy to follow. I assigned it to my students and they did the work independently in the library during my regular class period and did not seem to have any difficulty on the site. I hope to find more projects like this one on your site in the future. It was great! Suppressed per DLESE Privacy Policy Columbia University Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) http://www.ucar.edu/ Classroom activities based on how scientists study active volcanoes on the deep ocean floor. Activities include: locating an earthquake epicenter, recording geological and biological information during an ocean floor traverse, creating cross-section profiles of the ocean floor, and graphing seafloor data. Resources include videos and teacher guides. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Geology DLESE:Geochemistry DLESE:Ecology DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Technology seafloor hydrothermal vent Mid-Ocean Ridge axial volcano Pacific Plate plate tectonics chemosynthesis black smoker NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Education Integration Geological oceanography Pacific Marine Environmental Lab Vents Program Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Pacific Marine Environmental Lab National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/vents/nemo/education.html text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:High school DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:Visual:Video DLESE:Learning materials:Module or unit DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. BRIDGE-NOAA-1654 adn BRIDGE NOAA Resources 2010-01-06T01:00:00Z 2007-08-22 accessioneddiscoverable false BRIDGE-1654 adn BRIDGE Ocean Resources 2009-07-22T23:52:35Z 2006-10-09 An online ocean science course for K-12 teachers. This course explores the ocean within the Earth system with special emphasis on (1) water and energy flow into and out of the ocean, (2) the internal properties of the ocean, (3) interactions between the ocean and the other components of the Earth system, and (4) human and societal impacts on those interactions. Site features course schedule and additional logistical information. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Hydrology DLESE:Biology DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography Great Lakes Chesapeake Bay air sea interaction Coriolis salinity sea surface temperature seismic activity fisheries NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Climate Mission NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Climate Mission NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Climate Mission NOAA Weather Mission NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Climate Mission NOAA Weather Mission NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development Distance learning American Meteorological Society National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.ametsoc.org/amsedu/DS-Ocean/ text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Learning materials:Course DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. An online ocean science course for K-12 teachers. This course explores the ocean within the Earth system with special emphasis on (1) water and energy flow into and out of the ocean, (2) the internal properties of the ocean, (3) interactions between the ocean and the other components of the Earth system, and (4) human and societal impacts on those interactions. Site features course schedule and additional logistical information. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Hydrology DLESE:Biology DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography Great Lakes Chesapeake Bay air sea interaction Coriolis salinity sea surface temperature seismic activity fisheries NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Climate Mission NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Climate Mission NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Climate Mission NOAA Weather Mission NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Climate Mission NOAA Weather Mission NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development Distance learning American Meteorological Society National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.ametsoc.org/amsedu/DS-Ocean/ text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Learning materials:Course DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. SERC-STARTINGPOINT-000-000-000-094 adn Starting Point 2009-07-23T23:04:02Z 2003-10-17 accessioneddiscoverable true BRIDGE-968 adn BRIDGE Ocean Resources 2009-07-22T23:52:47Z 2006-10-09 Developed and maintained by the Jason Education Project at the Texas A&M University, this comprehensive site has educational information and activities on weather, foraminifera, coral reefs, satellites, El Nino, ice ages, fisheries, waves, icebergs and currents. A wealth of student and educator resources is available. Teacher resources include a crash-course in oceanography, a section on using technology in the classroom, and five classroom activities. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Biology DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography El Nino climate data remote sensing glacier greenhouse effect red tide overfishing Lesson plans Physical oceanography Climate Fisheries Texas A&M University Jason Education Project National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Jet Propulsion Laboratory Jason Project Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://oceanworld.tamu.edu text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Learning materials:Curriculum DLESE:Service:Ask an expert DLESE:Portal:Nonprofit portal DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. DLESE-000-000-001-618 adn DLESE Community Collection (DCC) 2009-07-23T00:00:04Z 2003-07-10 The majority of Ocean World is devoted to a series of ten reference sections: coral reefs, currents, El Nino, Fisheries, Ice Ages, icebergs, JASON-1 (a satellite), the role of the ocean in weather, satellites and ocean exploration, and waves. Each section culminates with an interactive quiz, links to sources of related real-time data, and a list of additional related links. Also available is a set of supplementary services, including a glossary, a question and answer section called Ask Dr.Bob, an index page for all of the available real-time dataset sources, primer pages on the use of internet technology, and links to three distance learning courses in oceanography offered by Texas A&M university. An additional series of link lists are broken up into Four Star Sites, General Links, and (the site author's) Bookmarks. Finally, under a teacher's introductory section to the site, instructors can access a guide to using Ocean World in the classroom, find advice on teaching oceanography in general, locate technology lab stations, and follow links to additional teaching resources. en DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Cryology DLESE:Physical oceanography TOPEX/POSEIDON education team oceanwld@ocean.tamu.edu Dr Robert Stewart Texas A&M University, Department of Oceanography rstewart@ocean.tamu.edu DLESE Program Center Catalog Record Number en ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2002 UCAR (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) Terms of use consistent with DLESE (Digital Library for Earth System Education) policy. http://oceanworld.tamu.edu/index.html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:High school DLESE:Middle school DLESE:Learning materials:Computer activity DLESE:Service:Ask an expert DLESE:No All Site materials copyright. Ocean World Copyright 2001 NASA-ESERevProd348 adn NASA Reviewed Collection 2009-07-23T23:03:07Z 2003-07-29 An ocean-science web site for students, teachers, faculty, and the general public. Visitors can learn about many important ocean processes, linked to teaching material and sources of real-time ocean data. The site also has complete college-level and graduate courses and textbook (which can be freely downloaded) in oceanography and physical oceanography. en DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Cryology DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Biology DLESE:Ecology DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Hydrology DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Hydrology DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Hydrology DLESE:Biological oceanography icebergs waves satellites Climate Global Climate Systems Climate Variability Ecosystems and Environmental Change ENSO Oceans--Dynamics (Circulation, Energy Transport, Waves, etc.) Oceans--Biology Texas A & M University College Station NASA Earth Science Enterprise Reviewed Education Collection en ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) NASA ESEDL metadata records are public domain as works of NASA and are subject to U.S Code, Title 17, Sec 105 copyright law. Please refer to http://www.copyright.gov/title17/92chap1.html#105 For educational use. Please include an attribution to NASA. http://oceanworld.tamu.edu The site is Bobby compliant for use by students with disabilities. DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Intermediate elementary DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Undergraduate lower division DLESE:Undergraduate upper division DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Offline:Physical object DLESE:Data:In situ dataset DLESE:Data:Remotely sensed dataset DLESE:Portal:Educational portal DLESE:Visual:Remotely sensed imagery DLESE:Learning materials:Classroom activity DLESE:Learning materials:Syllabus DLESE:Unknown This product is free and clear for general use. The Ocean World site has a wide variety of information regarding the ocean. Established by Texas A and M University's Jason Project, Ocean World provides a wealth of information on weather, forams, icebergs, fisheries, coral reefs, waves, El Nino, currents and more. The site contains information for both students and teachers. The teacher section of the site contains background information on all subjects, helpful hints for using the web in the classroom and classroom activities. Student users can access the latest news in oceanography and an abundance of oceanography topics information. There are also additional resources for both teachers or students including book lists, a glossary, a guide to four star sites and helpful links. This is a very useful site for any user looking for information about our oceans en DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Biology DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Educational theory and practice DLESE:Physical oceanography Dr Robert Stewart Texas A&M College of Geosciences rstewart@ocean.tamu.edu Texas A&M College of Geosciences Jason Project oceanwld@ocean.tamu.edu DLESE Program Center Catalog Record Number en ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2002 Carleton College Terms of use consistent with DLESE (Digital Library for Earth System Education) policy. http://oceanworld.tamu.edu/index.html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:High school DLESE:Middle school DLESE:Undergraduate lower division DLESE:Undergraduate upper division DLESE:Learning materials:Instructor guide DLESE:Learning materials:Tutorial DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:No All Site materials copyright. Ocean World Copyright 2002 DLESE-000-000-000-013 adn DLESE Community Collection (DCC) 2009-05-05T00:42:04Z 2003-07-10 accessioneddiscoverable true BRIDGE-161 adn BRIDGE Ocean Resources 2009-07-22T23:52:34Z 2006-10-09 El Nino is a disruption of the ocean-atmosphere system in the tropical Pacific with important climatic consequences around the globe. This NOAA theme page features links to widely distributed information. Includes data, graphics, forecasts, historical perspectives, and in-depth analysis. It is intended to be useful to scientists, administrators, students and the general public. Links include sites in four foreign languages. en-us DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Natural hazards weather atmosphere climate forecast real time data buoy data remote sensing El Nino NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Climate Mission NOAA Weather Mission NOAA Mission Support NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access Climate Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory (PMEL) Tropical Atmosphere Ocean (TAO) Project National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory (PMEL) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/tao/elnino/nino-home.html text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:High school DLESE:Portal:Nonprofit portal DLESE:Learning materials:Case study DLESE:Visual:Remotely sensed imagery DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. BRIDGE-NOAA-161 adn BRIDGE NOAA Resources 2009-07-23T17:02:21Z 2007-08-22 El Nino is a disruption of the ocean-atmosphere system in the tropical Pacific with important climatic consequences around the globe. This NOAA theme page features links to widely distributed information. Includes data, graphics, forecasts, historical perspectives, and in-depth analysis. It is intended to be useful to scientists, administrators, students and the general public. Links include sites in four foreign languages. en-us DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Natural hazards weather atmosphere climate forecast real time data buoy data remote sensing El Nino NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Climate Mission NOAA Weather Mission NOAA Mission Support NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access Climate Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory (PMEL) Tropical Atmosphere Ocean (TAO) Project National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory (PMEL) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/tao/elnino/nino-home.html text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:High school DLESE:Portal:Nonprofit portal DLESE:Learning materials:Case study DLESE:Visual:Remotely sensed imagery DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. DWEL-000-000-000-158 adn Digital Water Ed Library (DWEL) 2009-05-05T00:40:46Z 2003-07-19 This site provides multiple access points to all types of El Nino data. It describes both El Nino and La Nina conditions, as well as the impacts of an El Nino event and the benefits of El Nino prediction. Through this portal site one can also find information on current El Nino conditions and forecasts, the instrumentation used in the scientific study of this phenomena, and links to both El Nino animations and graphics. The site also is available in both Spanish and Portuguese. en DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Physical oceanography Global warming Mr Michael J. McPhaden Tropical Atmosphere Ocean Project taogroup@pmel.noaa.gov DLESE Program Center Catalog Record Number en ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005 UCAR (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) Terms of use consistent with DLESE (Digital Library for Earth System Education) policy. http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/tao/elnino/nino-home.html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:General public DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:High school DLESE:Middle school DLESE:Undergraduate lower division DLESE:Undergraduate upper division DLESE:Portal:Government portal NSES:9-12:Content Standard F Science in Personal and Social Perspectives Standards:Natural and human-induced hazards DLESE:No These World Wide Web pages are provided as a public service by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Information presented on these pages is considered public information and may be distributed or copied. Use of appropriate byline/photo/image credits is requested. This concentrated, in-depth resource provides access to recent information on El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and La Nina in the Pacific Ocean, including data, graphics, forecasts, historical perspectives, in-depth analyses, prediction benefits, impacts on human life, and information on the 1997/1999 El Nino and La Nina events. Links to relevant data include Tropical Atmosphere Ocean Project (TAO) moored buoy data, XBT data, drifting buoy data, sea level field analyses, real-time data and analyses, satellite data, climate data, numerical model simulations and Ka'Imimoana shipboard data. The site also includes 3D animations and links to theme pages in Spanish, French, and Portuguese. en DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory, Tropical Atmosphere Ocean Project taogroup@pmel.noaa.gov DLESE Program Center Catalog Record Number en ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2002 UCAR (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) Terms of use consistent with DLESE (Digital Library for Earth System Education) policy. http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/tao/elnino/nino-home.html text/html image/gif DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:High school DLESE:Middle school DLESE:Undergraduate lower division DLESE:Undergraduate upper division DLESE:Data:In situ dataset DLESE:Data:Remotely sensed dataset DLESE:Portal:Government portal DLESE:Visual:Scientific visualization DLESE:No Copyright and Other Restrictions Information is Unknown BRIDGE-NOAA-1464 adn BRIDGE NOAA Resources 2009-07-23T17:02:20Z 2007-08-22 accessioneddiscoverable false BRIDGE-1464 adn BRIDGE Ocean Resources 2009-07-22T23:52:30Z 2006-10-09 Multimedia approach promotes ocean exploration and conservation. Underwater expeditions to National Marine Sanctuaries provide case studies and data for lesson plans. Topics include: biological oceanography; ocean regions and habitats; physical ocean process; human links to and impacts on the ocean; applications of oceanography. Virtual expeditions link the classroom experience with the individual National Marine Sanctuaries, research methods and technology, and researchers' experiences. Free, on-line teacher workshops feature top ocean researchers and policy makers. en-us DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Ecology DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Physical geography ocean environments oceans for life online workshop lesson plans oceanography research submersible technology virtual expeditions National Marine Sanctuaries NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Climate Mission NOAA Mission Support NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Partnerships NOAA Education Capability Lesson plans National Geographic Society Sustainable Seas Expeditions National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Ocean Exploration Program Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.nationalgeographic.com/seas/ text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Primary elementary DLESE:Intermediate elementary DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Learning materials:Curriculum DLESE:Learning materials:Instructor guide DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:Portal:Educational portal DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. DLESE-000-000-007-476 adn DLESE Community Collection (DCC) 2009-05-05T00:44:00Z 2005-02-11 These lesson plans on ocean-related topics were developed by National Geographic's Sustainable Seas Expeditions and NOAA's Ocean Exploration Program. Also included are lesson plans from a variety of other institutions and educational programs. The lesson plans cover the entire K-12 curriculum and are accompanied by links to a virtual teacher workshop and teachers' resource books. Links to other educational information about the oceans are also provided. en DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography National Geographic Society lbogle@nationalgeographic.com DLESE Program Center Catalog Record Number en ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2002 UCAR (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) Terms of use consistent with DLESE (Digital Library for Earth System Education) policy. http://www.nationalgeographic.com/seas/ DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:High school DLESE:Intermediate elementary DLESE:Middle school DLESE:Primary elementary DLESE:Portal:Educational portal NCGE:The World in Spatial Terms:How to use maps and other geographic representations, tools, and technologies to acquire, process, and report information NCGE:Environment and Society:How human actions modify the physical environment NCGE:The Uses of Geography:How to apply geography to interpret the past NCGE:The Uses of Geography:How to apply geography to interpret the present and plan for the future DLESE:No Copyright 1996-2003, National Geographic Society. All rights reserved. Multimedia approach promotes ocean exploration and conservation. Underwater expeditions to National Marine Sanctuaries provide case studies and data for lesson plans. Topics include: biological oceanography; ocean regions and habitats; physical ocean process; human links to and impacts on the ocean; applications of oceanography. Virtual expeditions link the classroom experience with the individual National Marine Sanctuaries, research methods and technology, and researchers' experiences. Free, on-line teacher workshops feature top ocean researchers and policy makers. en-us DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Ecology DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Physical geography ocean environments oceans for life online workshop lesson plans oceanography research submersible technology virtual expeditions National Marine Sanctuaries NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Climate Mission NOAA Mission Support NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Partnerships NOAA Education Capability Lesson plans National Geographic Society Sustainable Seas Expeditions National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Ocean Exploration Program Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.nationalgeographic.com/seas/ text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Primary elementary DLESE:Intermediate elementary DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Learning materials:Curriculum DLESE:Learning materials:Instructor guide DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:Portal:Educational portal DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. COSEE-1847 adn COSEE Resources 2009-07-23T17:03:12Z 2006-06-06 accessioneddiscoverable false BRIDGE-1847 adn BRIDGE Ocean Resources 2009-07-22T23:52:37Z 2006-10-09 SEACOOS is a collaborative university partnership that collects, manages, and disseminates integrated regional ocean observations and information products for the coasts of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. The site offers a multitude of classroom activities, including Seamaven, an interactive introduction to ocean observing systems, and COOS 101, an ocean observing system primer. SEACOOS offers classroom resources, such as posters and brochures. The data is easily accessible and completely understandable. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Physical geography DLESE:Technology storm surge hurricane sea surface temperature remote sensing waves real time data maps wind barbs COSEE SouthEast COSEE Florida Atlantic region Chemical oceanography Continental shelf Data Physical oceanography Researchers getting involved Technology COSEE-Florida OOS Office of Naval Research (ONR) North Carolina State Sea Grant South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium Florida Sea Grant Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence Florida (COSEE-Florida) Skidaway Institute of Oceanography University of North Carolina System Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence Southeast (COSEE-SE) University of South Carolina South Carolina Department of Natural Resources University of Georgia University of Miami University of South Florida Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.seacoos.org/ text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Undergraduate lower division DLESE:Undergraduate upper division DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:General public DLESE:Learning materials:Classroom activity DLESE:Learning materials:Computer activity DLESE:Learning materials:Instructor guide DLESE:Data:In situ dataset DLESE:Data:Remotely sensed dataset DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:Visual:Map DLESE:Visual:Remotely sensed imagery DLESE:Visual:Scientific illustration DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. DLESE-000-000-009-277 adn DLESE Community Collection (DCC) 2009-05-05T00:42:21Z 2006-09-26 SEACOOS is a collaborative university partnership that collects, manages, and disseminates integrated regional ocean observations and information products for the coasts of North and South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. Materials include data such as near real-time and time series ocean observations, modeling products, and ocean condition forecasts. Educational materials include the Virtual Hurricane Classroom, which features activities, lesson plans, web references, and other resources; and SeaMaven, a prototype virtual learning tool designed to engage middle school science students in the exploration of environmental science. There is also Fish Match, a game in which students try to identify sea life from video clips, the Virtual Waves Classroom, and links to Powerpoint presentations, posters, and brochures. en-us DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Natural hazards DLESE:Physical oceanography SouthEast U.S. Atlantic Coastal Ocean Observing System (SEACOOS) seacoos@unc.edu http://www.seacoos.org/ en ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005 UCAR (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) Terms of use consistent with DLESE (Digital Library for Earth System Education) policy. http://www.seacoos.org/ DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Undergraduate lower division DLESE:Undergraduate upper division DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Learning materials:Classroom activity DLESE:Learning materials:Computer activity DLESE:Learning materials:Lesson plan DLESE:Learning materials:Presentation or demonstration DLESE:Visual:Video DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:Data:In situ dataset DLESE:Data:Modeled dataset NSES:5-8:Unifying Concepts and Processes Standards:Change, constancy, and measurement NSES:5-8:Content Standard A Science as Inquiry Standards:Abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry NSES:5-8:Content Standard D Earth and Space Science Standards:Structure of the earth system NSES:5-8:Content Standard F Science in Personal and Social Perspectives Standards:Natural hazards NSES:9-12:Unifying Concepts and Processes Standards:Change, constancy, and measurement NSES:9-12:Content Standard A Science as Inquiry Standards:Abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry NSES:9-12:Content Standard D Earth and Space Science Standards:Origin and evolution of the earth system NSES:9-12:Content Standard F Science in Personal and Social Perspectives Standards:Natural and human-induced hazards DLESE:No Copyright and other restrictions information are unknown. SEACOOS is a collaborative university partnership that collects, manages, and disseminates integrated regional ocean observations and information products for the coasts of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. The site offers a multitude of classroom activities, including Seamaven, an interactive introduction to ocean observing systems, and COOS 101, an ocean observing system primer. SEACOOS offers classroom resources, such as posters and brochures. The data is easily accessible and completely understandable. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Atmospheric science DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Physical geography DLESE:Technology storm surge hurricane sea surface temperature remote sensing waves real time data maps wind barbs COSEE SouthEast COSEE Florida Atlantic region Chemical oceanography Continental shelf Data Physical oceanography Researchers getting involved Technology COSEE-Florida OOS Office of Naval Research (ONR) North Carolina State Sea Grant South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium Florida Sea Grant Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence Florida (COSEE-Florida) Skidaway Institute of Oceanography University of North Carolina System Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence Southeast (COSEE-SE) University of South Carolina South Carolina Department of Natural Resources University of Georgia University of Miami University of South Florida Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.seacoos.org/ text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Undergraduate lower division DLESE:Undergraduate upper division DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:General public DLESE:Learning materials:Classroom activity DLESE:Learning materials:Computer activity DLESE:Learning materials:Instructor guide DLESE:Data:In situ dataset DLESE:Data:Remotely sensed dataset DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:Visual:Map DLESE:Visual:Remotely sensed imagery DLESE:Visual:Scientific illustration DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. DWEL-000-000-000-142 adn Digital Water Ed Library (DWEL) 2009-05-05T00:40:45Z 2004-08-06 accessioneddiscoverable true BRIDGE-530 adn BRIDGE Ocean Resources 2009-07-22T23:52:42Z 2006-10-09 The National Marine Sanctuary Program identifies, designates and manages areas of the marine environment of special national significance due to their conservation, recreational, ecological, historical, research, educational, or aesthetic qualities. Access information and pictures of marine sanctuaries all over the U.S. and its territories. Discover ways to get involved with the sanctuary program, no matter where you live. Scientific publications are available for download. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Biology DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Ecology DLESE:Geology coral reef policy legislation resource management federal government protected area NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development NOAA Education Underrepresented NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Mission Support NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development NOAA Education Underrepresented NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Mission Support NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development NOAA Education Underrepresented Organizations Policy National Ocean Service (NOS) National Marine Sanctuaries Program National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) National Ocean Service (NOS) Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.sanctuaries.nos.noaa.gov text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Intermediate elementary DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Visual:Photograph DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:Visual:Scientific visualization DLESE:Visual:Map DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. BRIDGE-NOAA-530 adn BRIDGE NOAA Resources 2009-07-23T17:02:24Z 2007-08-22 The National Marine Sanctuary Program identifies, designates and manages areas of the marine environment of special national significance due to their conservation, recreational, ecological, historical, research, educational, or aesthetic qualities. Access information and pictures of marine sanctuaries all over the U.S. and its territories. Discover ways to get involved with the sanctuary program, no matter where you live. Scientific publications are available for download. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Biology DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Ecology DLESE:Geology coral reef policy legislation resource management federal government protected area NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development NOAA Education Underrepresented NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Mission Support NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development NOAA Education Underrepresented NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Mission Support NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Professional Development NOAA Education Underrepresented Organizations Policy National Ocean Service (NOS) National Marine Sanctuaries Program National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) National Ocean Service (NOS) Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.sanctuaries.nos.noaa.gov text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Intermediate elementary DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Visual:Photograph DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:Visual:Scientific visualization DLESE:Visual:Map DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. DLESE-000-000-004-863 adn DLESE Community Collection (DCC) 2009-07-22T23:57:46Z 2004-08-23 This resource offers information on the history and current management of sanctuaries, scientific and educational programs, and continuing efforts to conserve U.S. ocean and coastal treasures. The sanctuaries featured include: the Channel Islands, Cordell Bank, Fagatele Bay, Florida Keys, Flower Garden Banks, Grays Reef, Gulf of the Fallarones, Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale, Monitor, Monterey Bay, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Coral Reef Ecosystem Reserve, Olympic Coast, Stellwagen Bank, and Thunder Bay. en DLESE:Biological oceanography National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Sanctuaries sanctuaries@noaa.gov DLESE Program Center Catalog Record Number en ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2002 UCAR (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) Terms of use consistent with DLESE (Digital Library for Earth System Education) policy. http://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/welcome.html http://www.sanctuaries.nos.noaa.gov/welcome.html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Undergraduate lower division DLESE:Undergraduate upper division DLESE:Portal:Government portal DLESE:No These World Wide Web pages are provided as a public service by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Information presented on these pages is considered public information and may be distributed or copied. Use of appropriate byline/photo/image credits is requested. Earth DLESE:Unknown -162.00 -70.00 42.75 18.00 Cataloger supplied Bounding box 4 Inside Cataloger supplied Channel Islands, California, United States Unknown Bounding box 4 Inside Cataloger supplied Florida Keys, Florida, United States Unknown Bounding box 4 Inside Cataloger supplied Flower Garden Banks, Louisiana and Texas, United States Unknown Bounding box 4 Inside Cataloger supplied Monterey Bay, California, United States Unknown Bounding box 4 Inside Cataloger supplied Bounding box 4 Inside Cataloger supplied Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary, Hawaiian Islands, United States Unknown Bounding box 4 Inside Cataloger supplied Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary, Massachusetts, United States Unknown Bounding box 4 Inside Cataloger supplied Gulf of the Fallarones National Marine Sanctuary, California, United States Unknown Bounding box 4 Inside Cataloger supplied Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary, Georgia, United States Unknown Visitors to this resource will find information about U.S. marine sanctuaries - their history and current management, their scientific and educational programs, and their continuing efforts to conserve our nation's ocean and coastal treasures. A national calendar provides information on the many exciting events that take place in the sanctuaries throughout the year. Within the 13 sections of the site, users will discover a vast range of marine creatures, habitats, historical artifacts, and flourishing maritime cultures. These include the breeding and calving grounds of giant humpback whales around Hawaii, the remains of an 18th century shipwreck (the Monitor), and thriving coral reef colonies and kelp forests. en DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Policy issues NOAA's National Marine Sanctuaries sanctuaries@noaa.gov DLESE Program Center Catalog Record Number en ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005 UCAR (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) Terms of use consistent with DLESE (Digital Library for Earth System Education) policy. http://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/ DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:General public DLESE:High school DLESE:Middle school DLESE:Undergraduate lower division DLESE:Portal:Government portal NCGE:Places and Regions:The physical and human characteristics of places DLESE:No Copyright and Other Restrictions Information is Unknown BRIDGE-NOAA-1638 adn BRIDGE NOAA Resources 2009-07-23T17:02:22Z 2007-08-22 accessioneddiscoverable false BRIDGE-1638 adn BRIDGE Ocean Resources 2009-07-22T23:52:34Z 2006-10-09 Follow ocean explorations in near real-time, learn about ocean exploration technologies, observe remote marine flora and fauna in the multimedia gallery, review NOAA's 200-year history of ocean exploration, and discover additional NOAA resources in a virtual library. View current expeditions or take a look back at the archived ones. Most expeditions feature fact sheets, photographs, explorer logs, and ask an explorer. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Technology deep sea research submarine volcanoes hydrothermal vents research vessel Ring of Fire satellite telemetry microbial food web NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Capability NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Mission Support NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Capability NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Mission Support NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Capability Lesson plans Virtual expedition National projects National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/explorations.html text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Intermediate elementary DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:Visual:Video DLESE:Visual:Photograph DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. Follow ocean explorations in near real-time, learn about ocean exploration technologies, observe remote marine flora and fauna in the multimedia gallery, review NOAA's 200-year history of ocean exploration, and discover additional NOAA resources in a virtual library. View current expeditions or take a look back at the archived ones. Most expeditions feature fact sheets, photographs, explorer logs, and ask an explorer. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Technology deep sea research submarine volcanoes hydrothermal vents research vessel Ring of Fire satellite telemetry microbial food web NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Capability NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Mission Support NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Capability NOAA Ecosystem Mission NOAA Mission Support NOAA Education Integration NOAA Education Access NOAA Education Capability Lesson plans Virtual expedition National projects National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/explorations.html text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Intermediate elementary DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:Visual:Video DLESE:Visual:Photograph DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. COSEE-1814 adn COSEE Resources 2009-07-23T17:03:11Z 2006-02-14 accessioneddiscoverable false Permanent redirect Vitality too low BRIDGE-1814 adn BRIDGE Ocean Resources 2009-07-22T23:52:37Z 2006-10-09 COSEE-SE provides resources and links to help improve diversity in ocean sciences. Included resources are coastal legacy resources for elementary and middle school teachers, Coastal Legacy traveling curriculum kit, documents from the Multicultural Pathways for Ocean Science Education workshop, and university and marine laboratory programs. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Educational theory and practice North Carolina South Carolina Georgia African American underrepresented and underserved groups COSEE SouthEast Maritime heritage Researchers getting involved Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence Southeast (COSEE-SE) Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.scseagrant.org/se-cosee/diversity.htm text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Intermediate elementary DLESE:Middle school DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Text:Proceedings DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. COSEE-SE provides resources and links to help improve diversity in ocean sciences. Included resources are coastal legacy resources for elementary and middle school teachers, Coastal Legacy traveling curriculum kit, documents from the Multicultural Pathways for Ocean Science Education workshop, and university and marine laboratory programs. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Educational theory and practice North Carolina South Carolina Georgia African American underrepresented and underserved groups COSEE SouthEast Maritime heritage Researchers getting involved Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence Southeast (COSEE-SE) Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://www.scseagrant.org/se-cosee/diversity.htm text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Intermediate elementary DLESE:Middle school DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:Text:Proceedings DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. COSEE-2090 adn COSEE Resources 2009-07-23T17:03:12Z 2007-03-16 accessioneddiscoverable false BRIDGE-2090 adn BRIDGE Ocean Resources 2009-07-22T23:52:40Z 2007-03-16 COSEE-OS is a targeted pilot program with the long-term goal of helping the COSEE Network reach rural and inland audiences. COSEE-OS creates and evaluates a series of interconnected tools and techniques designed to broaden understanding of oceans in the context of the earth and solar systems. The foundation of the program is: educator-researcher team building, showcasing ocean systems, evaluation and identification of high-quality resources, and reaching rural and inland audiences. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Educational theory and practice DLESE:Geology DLESE:Hydrology DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Space science concept mapping educational resources Researchers getting involved Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence Ocean Systems (COSEE-OS) Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://cosee.umaine.edu/ text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Primary elementary DLESE:Intermediate elementary DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Undergraduate lower division DLESE:Undergraduate upper division DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:General public DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information. COSEE-OS is a targeted pilot program with the long-term goal of helping the COSEE Network reach rural and inland audiences. COSEE-OS creates and evaluates a series of interconnected tools and techniques designed to broaden understanding of oceans in the context of the earth and solar systems. The foundation of the program is: educator-researcher team building, showcasing ocean systems, evaluation and identification of high-quality resources, and reaching rural and inland audiences. en-us DLESE:Environmental science DLESE:Biological oceanography DLESE:Chemical oceanography DLESE:Climatology DLESE:Educational theory and practice DLESE:Geology DLESE:Hydrology DLESE:Physical oceanography DLESE:Space science concept mapping educational resources Researchers getting involved Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence Ocean Systems (COSEE-OS) Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Collection en-us ADN (ADEPT/DLESE/NASA Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype/Digital Library for Earth System Education/National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Copyright (c) 2005. Metadata are created and owned by the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. Support for creating the metadata comes from the Bridge project that is funded by the National Sea Grant Program. Metadata are in the public domain and unless otherwise specified may be used freely by the public. Please cite the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), College of William and Mary. http://cosee.umaine.edu/ text/html DLESE:General:No specific technical requirements DLESE:Primary elementary DLESE:Intermediate elementary DLESE:Middle school DLESE:High school DLESE:Undergraduate lower division DLESE:Undergraduate upper division DLESE:Graduate or professional DLESE:General public DLESE:Text:Reference DLESE:No Copyright and other use information is unknown. Please consult the resource directly for the latest information.