CHAIR PERKINS: Any opposed? (No audible response) CHAIR PERKINS: Great. I think that concludes our business matters. And now we can get to more important things, which is our Panel presentation. So with that, our first speaker is Captain Richard Brennan, the Chief of the Coast Survey Development Laboratory. And, captain? CAPT. BRENNAN: I'm going to just come over here so I can see what I'm doing a little better. Let me start off with my presentation first. CHAIR PERKINS: While we take just a minute to get the audio-visual rolling, this gives us an opportunity to review the six questions that Dr. Callender put in front of us. The first of those being how does coastal intelligence, the foundational observations, models and mapping make coastal resilience better? The second being how do we leverage the
CHAIR PERKINS: Any opposed? (No audible response) CHAIR PERKINS: Great. I think that concludes our business matters. And now we can get to more important things, which is our Panel presentation. So with that, our first speaker is Captain Richard Brennan, the Chief of the Coast Survey Development Laboratory. And, captain? CAPT. BRENNAN: I'm going to just come over here so I can see what I'm doing a little better. Let me start off with my presentation first. CHAIR PERKINS: While we take just a minute to get the audio-visual rolling, this gives us an opportunity to review the six questions that Dr. Callender put in front of us. The first of those being how does coastal intelligence, the foundational observations, models and mapping make coastal resilience better? The second being how do we leverage the
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