heard on that. Andy's already mentioned the sea level rise and the importance of that for coastal resilience and planning. So I think I'll stop there and let the ball keep rolling. CHAIR PERKINS: Vice-Chair Hanson? VICE CHAIR HANSON: Thanks, Scott. Yes, I think probably something I'd like to see at least a couple lines on is thanking the Corps and the NOAA for their collaboration and push towards getting more data into the stakeholders' hands and encouraging additional attention and support of those efforts. CHAIR PERKINS: Very good. Thank you. Captain McIntyre? MEMBER McINTYRE: I would just like to build on Bill's suggestion where as far as partnering in the data exchange. I think maybe the USGS could be included with that as well. And then also building on Rich's suggestion, I do think that the PORTS should be included and I do think that there should be some mention of funding as well as the utility of the system.
heard on that. Andy's already mentioned the sea level rise and the importance of that for coastal resilience and planning. So I think I'll stop there and let the ball keep rolling. CHAIR PERKINS: Vice-Chair Hanson? VICE CHAIR HANSON: Thanks, Scott. Yes, I think probably something I'd like to see at least a couple lines on is thanking the Corps and the NOAA for their collaboration and push towards getting more data into the stakeholders' hands and encouraging additional attention and support of those efforts. CHAIR PERKINS: Very good. Thank you. Captain McIntyre? MEMBER McINTYRE: I would just like to build on Bill's suggestion where as far as partnering in the data exchange. I think maybe the USGS could be included with that as well. And then also building on Rich's suggestion, I do think that the PORTS should be included and I do think that there should be some mention of funding as well as the utility of the system.
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