Research Vessel Hawaii
Hawaii Humpback Whale NMS Research: Project List
The sanctuary supports scientific research that is consistent with the goals and objectives outlined in the sanctuary research program . The following is an annotated list of research projects and related activities that the sanctuary has supported in recent years. For more information on these projects and related activities, contact the sanctuary and/or the listed researchers. ... which is an international cooperative research effort to understand the population structure of humpback whales across the entire North Pacific, will take place from 2004 to 2007 and will involve research in many different regions frequented by the North Pacific stock of humpback whales. Visit the Splash Web Page for more information. ... [Read More]
US Dept of State
[§307-3.5] Research vessel safety requirements. Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, prior to the charter or use of any research or other oceangoing vessel by the research corporation or any agent thereof, the research corporation shall insure that the vessel meets the research vessel standards recommended by the guidelines of the university national oceanographic laboratory systems. [L 1980, c 25, §1] ... [Read More]
Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary: Research
While the sanctuary has funded research for several years, it is currently developing a comprehensive research plan and program to provide more detailed guidance and direction for sanctuary-sponsored research. The research plan and program are being developed by sanctuary staff in close consultation with the research committee of the sanctuary advisory council, other government agencies and nongovernmental organizations. ... Additional program implementation will be accomplished through the use of a sanctuary vessel. The sanctuary will offer use of the vessel as a research platform to qualified applicants on a competitive basis. Sanctuary staff and contractors may also use the vessel to implement various elements of the research program. ... [Read More]
Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary: Welcome
Coming Soon...an exciting new educational adventure that will allow students to participate in the journey of the whales as they follow along with SPLASH research. Click here to learn more. ... RESEARCH CONTINUES ... NOAA's HIHWNMS Advisory Council and its partners convened a meeting of resource managers, scientists, and representatives of the maritime commmunity to assess ship strike risks in Hawai‘i and to identify possible actions to reduce the occurrence of vessel/whale collisions. ... [Read More]
Bottomfish Vessel Registration Form
Vessel Manufacturer: ___________________________; Vessel length (ft.): _________ ... If you own a vessel that is used for deep-sea bottomfishing in the Main Hawaiian Islands, you should use the following form to register your vessel for bottomfishing as required by Hawai'i Administrative Rule Chapter 13-94. The registration applies to both commercial and sport fishermen. Scroll below the form to see more details. ... Your registration will be entered into a computer database and a postcard will be printed and mailed back to you. The postcard verifies your registration and should be carried on your vessel at all times. You must also display the "BF" identification letters and numbers on your boat. Click HERE for more information. ... [Read More]
Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation Homepage
Act 54: effective January 1, 2004, all vessels more than 1 mile offshore must have a EPIRB or VHF radio on board, for details visit: ... DOBOR programs preserve and protect our ocean and near shore waters and is wholly self-supported by user fees, vessel registration fees, marine fuel taxes and boating property rental income deposited to a boating special fund. ... [Read More]
CHAPTER 307
307-3.5 Research vessel safety requirements ... 307-5 Officers and employees of the research corporation ... 307-4 Research corporation excepted from certain ... [Read More]
ACE-ASIA Project Homepage
Susan Carty's third stop in the ACE-Asia Experiment was in Honolulu, HI. In Honolulu, Susan got to see and learn about the NOAA Research Vessel Ron Brown that is involved in this experiment. ... [Read More]
Commissioning of NOAA Ship OSCAR ELTON SETTE
Ships such as the ELTON SETTE, a fisheries research and survey vessel, are at the very foundation of meeting NOAA’s mission for the Nation. Investing in newer fisheries ships and technology, such as NOAA Ship SETTE, is important to the Nation’s economic security just as the Navy’s ships at Pearl Harbor are important to our military security. Many of our NOAA ships are reaching or are beyond retirement age. Our goal is to build a fleet plan that will ensure our ability to continue to meet these critical missions. The commissioning of this ship today is a step in the direction of reducing the age of this critical research and survey fleet. ... [Read More]
U.S. Antarctic Program: PRV Feedback Form - Add New Comment
To make a comment or suggestion regarding the capabilities of the New-Generation Polar Research Vessel, please fill out the form below. If possible, include the appropriate section number from the current vessel specifications, which are provided in the following documents: ... Home :: PRV Forum :: Polar Research Vessel Feedback Form ... University of Hawaii Raytheon Polar Services Company National Science Foundation Earth and Space Research ... [Read More]
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