partnerships with USGS are going to help us fill some of those gaps. So, I think it's about eight or nine stations up along, you know, mainly the Mid-Atlantic Coast that we're going to fill initially. And USGS, you know, they're putting these gages in, they're operating them, they're maintaining them. I'm just getting the data now to my standards, or I will be getting the data to my standards, and these will also help feed into, you know, things like the Coastal Inundation Dashboard and those sorts of things. This is a pilot project for the East Coast. We hope to -- and the USGS wants to do this just as much as I do -- replicate it around the rest of the U.S. And then we'll also start looking at some of the other gages they have, for things more like the Inundation Dashboard and those sorts of things. Lawson, President Obama mentioned one new NWLON gauge up in Alaska and here it is. So the Weather Service is actually funding the
partnerships with USGS are going to help us fill some of those gaps. So, I think it's about eight or nine stations up along, you know, mainly the Mid-Atlantic Coast that we're going to fill initially. And USGS, you know, they're putting these gages in, they're operating them, they're maintaining them. I'm just getting the data now to my standards, or I will be getting the data to my standards, and these will also help feed into, you know, things like the Coastal Inundation Dashboard and those sorts of things. This is a pilot project for the East Coast. We hope to -- and the USGS wants to do this just as much as I do -- replicate it around the rest of the U.S. And then we'll also start looking at some of the other gages they have, for things more like the Inundation Dashboard and those sorts of things. Lawson, President Obama mentioned one new NWLON gauge up in Alaska and here it is. So the Weather Service is actually funding the
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