Sea-Air-Space: How Autonomy Supports NOAA’s Mission to Map Uncharted Waters
NOAA’s Office of Marine and Aviation Operations is using on onboard tools and technology to maintain maritime power.
Nearly 40% of the ocean has not been mapped using the latest resources and tools. Exploring the ocean is critical to maritime power for the U.S. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Office of Marine and Aviation Operations is at the forefront of mapping the ocean via its fleet of research ships and specialized data-collecting aircraft.
At Sea-Air-Space in National Harbor, Maryland, Rear Adm. Chad Cary, the office’s deputy director for operations, discusses how his office is using technology like uncrewed systems for environmental intelligence and how cooperation with other agencies help support the maritime mission across the world.
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Voice Modernization is a Path to Greater Military Connectivity, Efficiency
David Reaves discusses modernizing military voice and communications infrastructure for base operations, access to information and readiness.
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Special Ops Forces Confront Resilient Network Challenges
Resilient networks, actionable data and interoperability with allies help U.S. forces maintain command and control in contested environments.
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PACOM Looks to AI Agents for Faster Intelligence, Targeting
Military intelligence leaders outline plans to integrate AI agents, automate targeting processes and improve decision speed across the Indo-Pacific.
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Unifying DOW’s Learning Management System
DOW's Sarah Nather discusses how eLMS is streamlining training, tracking skills gaps and strengthening workforce readiness.
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