factors that go into that? Do we need to get down to a hundredth of tenth of an inch when we have an error factor of six inches, or do we round to the nearest foot? Are we making this thing so complex that our costs are going up so the amount of surveys we can do across the entire United States are going down? Is a confidence factor of 95 percent better than a confidence factor of zero? I will say, since 2008 to today, the number of high-priority places in California that need to be surveyed has dropped down to I think just off of Port San Luis, looking at the latest on your Web site. Back then it included Port Hueneme, San Francisco Bay and I think a little bit off Huntington Beach down here. So there is progress being made in California, but I think we need collectively to take a look and see exactly what do we need to do in order to deal with the risk as we move forward? The other - and I'll just mention - I'm going to mention a little bit later crowdsourced data. One of the things is I think NOAA can work
factors that go into that? Do we need to get down to a hundredth of tenth of an inch when we have an error factor of six inches, or do we round to the nearest foot? Are we making this thing so complex that our costs are going up so the amount of surveys we can do across the entire United States are going down? Is a confidence factor of 95 percent better than a confidence factor of zero? I will say, since 2008 to today, the number of high-priority places in California that need to be surveyed has dropped down to I think just off of Port San Luis, looking at the latest on your Web site. Back then it included Port Hueneme, San Francisco Bay and I think a little bit off Huntington Beach down here. So there is progress being made in California, but I think we need collectively to take a look and see exactly what do we need to do in order to deal with the risk as we move forward? The other - and I'll just mention - I'm going to mention a little bit later crowdsourced data. One of the things is I think NOAA can work