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Data Explorer
A data explorer allows you to investigate data geographically, or historically, or by instrument such as radar or buoy. From combining data across space, time, or instrument researchers, coastal managers, educators, and students can gain new information to understand what's going on in our waterways and how that might affect a specie including humans.
Click on the cyan titles to go directly to a data explorer.
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NANOOS Service Explorer
The NANOOS Data Explorer provides a searchable interface to the network of data registered with NANOOS.
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NANOOS Estuarine and Shoreline Data
NANOOS pilot project has developed nowcast and predictive capabilities for Northwest estuaries and shorelines, and is providing interactive access to archival and real-time data, and selected forecasts.
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Marine Water Monitoring
WA State Dept. of Ecology Environmental Assessment Program assesses surface and ground waters and identifies threatened or impaired waters, utilizing a statewide network of stations in rivers, streams, and estuaries. Historical water quality observations available.
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CMOP DataMart
Center for Coastal Marine Observation & Prediction
- Flexible data access — not just canned, pre-generated images.
- Coverage — online access to the entire CMOP observation archive, not just current observations.
- Specificity — access just what you need when you need it; no need for bulk downloads.
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OpenIOOS Real-Time Data Display
The Real Time Data Display uses standards from OGC to display data from sensor platforms in near realtime. This website is a testbed for interoperability between data providers. Data for the Pacific Northwest is provided by NANOOS via the NANOOS SOS service.
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CICORE
CICORE or the Center for Integrative Coastal Observation, Research and Education at Humboldt State University, Northern CA interactive map.
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