we had, but reporting mean lower-low water. And headquarters said we could. So the impact to the permitees and to the berth owners and that kind of stuff is, we're not dredging the channel any deeper or shallower, we're just now reporting in mean lower-low water. So it's a foot difference in reporting here in Galveston. It's two feet down in Corpus Christi. So, that communication, to the harbor pilots and to the ports, is what we're going through right now, port by port. Next question. At the past panel meeting, in Charleston, we explored some of the challenges and promise of eHydro to allow better sharing of Corps of Engineers survey data with NOAA. From your perspective, how is eHydro working for your district and is NOAA able to apply your survey data to the charts in a timely manner? It's a good question. For our district, so far, we are serving it up at the district website. That memo that came out a couple weeks ago is looking at it more as a national
we had, but reporting mean lower-low water. And headquarters said we could. So the impact to the permitees and to the berth owners and that kind of stuff is, we're not dredging the channel any deeper or shallower, we're just now reporting in mean lower-low water. So it's a foot difference in reporting here in Galveston. It's two feet down in Corpus Christi. So, that communication, to the harbor pilots and to the ports, is what we're going through right now, port by port. Next question. At the past panel meeting, in Charleston, we explored some of the challenges and promise of eHydro to allow better sharing of Corps of Engineers survey data with NOAA. From your perspective, how is eHydro working for your district and is NOAA able to apply your survey data to the charts in a timely manner? It's a good question. For our district, so far, we are serving it up at the district website. That memo that came out a couple weeks ago is looking at it more as a national
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