Development of an interactive, animated web page for Texas Automated Buoy System(TABS) data
Coast Wide
Oil Spill Prevention & Response Act (OSPRA) Research and Development
Texas A&M University
Update the TABS website making the site interactive, animated and create a web portal.
Improving Hydrodynamic Predictions of Surface Currents Near the Texas Coast Used for Rapid Oil Spill Response
Coast Wide
Oil Spill Prevention & Response Act (OSPRA) Research and Development
Texas A&M College Station
A continued effort to improve and existing nowcast/forecast hydrodynamic modeling system of surface currents over the Texas Louisiana continental shelf.
Integration of High Frequency Radar and Autonaut Data to the General Land Office Texas Automated Buoy System "TABS"
Upper Coast
Oil Spill Prevention & Response Act (OSPRA) Research and Development
Texas A&M University College Station
This project will integrate data collected from the Autonaut with data from the existing buoy network at TABS sites B, F, V and N with data from the newly installed high frequency radars at Rollover Pass and West Galveston Park.
Advancing Oil Spill Forecasts Using a High-Resolution Coupled Atmosphere-Ocean System
Coast Wide
Oil Spill Prevention & Response Act (OSPRA) Research and Development
Texas A&M University College Station
The overarching objective of this proposal is to put forward an advanced coupled regional forecast system that can overcome the pitfalls of ocean-only forecast systems.
Tarball Classification and Similarity Index
Coast Wide
Oil Spill Prevention & Response Act (OSPRA) Research and Development
Texas A&M - College Station
The objective of the project is to develop and maintain a tarball classification and similarity index data base.
Reduction of Dispersed Oil Toxicity through the Synergistic Application of Hydrocarbon Digesting Microbial Solutions
Coast Wide
Oil Spill Prevention & Response Act (OSPRA) Research and Development
Texas A&M Corpus Christi
Continue researching ways to reduce the toxic effects of dispersed oil on economically relevant marine invertebrates of the Gulf of Mexico.
Improving Oil Spill predictions near shore and across the bay/coastal interface
Coast Wide
Oil Spill Prevention & Response Act (OSPRA) Research and Development
University of Texas at Austin
The goal of this project is to build the next level of science and modeling into the GLO oil spill modeling system.
Design of a modern web interface to Texas General Land Office Texas Automated Buoy System (TABS) model and data products- phase 2
Coast Wide
Oil Spill Prevention & Response Act (OSPRA) Research and Development
Texas A&M University
Create a new web site that will have a new entry pointinto TABS buoy and model data. we propose in the second phase to finish polishing the website.
Open Coastal Ocean Connectivity through Bottom Boundary Layer Observations and LES Simulation
Upper Coast
Oil Spill Prevention & Response Act (OSPRA) Research and Development
Universtiy of Texas at Dallas
The purpose of this study will be to quantify the bottom current variability across the shelf-break with specific focus on temporal and spatial scales and their relation to cross topographic exchange
Regional Sediment Management Study
Coast Wide
Coastal Management Program (CMP)
Coast & Harbor Engineering
Identify potential sediment source locations and sediment management opportunities to promote beneficial use of these sediments for coastal protection and shoreline restoration projects.
Coastal Data: Collection, Mapping, Analysis and Evaluation -Year 3
Coast Wide
Coastal Data: Collection, Mapping, Analysis and Evaluation -Year 3 > Funding Sources
Texas A&M Corpus Christi - Harte Research Institute (HRI)
Data collection and mapping will be used to update the Resource Management Codes and provide data for coastal resource management planning.
Economic-Natural Resource Benefit-Cost Study of CEPRA Projects
Coast Wide
Coastal Erosion Planning and Response Act (CEPRA)
Taylor Engineering
This study quantifies the economic benefits associated with CEPRA selected Cycle 7 and Cycle 8 construction projects, including calculation of storm damage reduction benefit
Sundown Island Shoreline Protection & Habitat Restoration
Matagorda
Coastal Erosion Planning and Response Act (CEPRA)
National Audubon Society
National Audubon Society
This project will create a final design for optimal beach nourishment to allow shoreline stabilization and habitat restoration at Sundown Island.
Causeway Rookery Island Habitat Protection, Nueces Bay
Nueces
Coastal Erosion Planning and Response Act (CEPRA)
Causeway Rookery Island Habitat Protection, Nueces Bay > Funding Sources
Coastal Bend Bays & Estuaries Program
The project includes engineering and design for a structure designed to protect the east side of Causeway Island
Habitat Restoration and Conservation at Packery Channel
Coast Wide
Coastal Impact Assistance Program (CIAP)
Nueces County
Habitat Restoration and Conservation at Packery Channel
Tomlinson Farm - Texas Farm & Ranch Conservation Program
Matagorda
Coastal Impact Assistance Program (CIAP)
Texas Rice Industry Coalition for the Environment
The easement area consists primarily of agricultural lands, open space, and wildlife habitat.
Lone Pine Farms - Texas Farm & Ranch Conservation Program
Brazoria
Coastal Impact Assistance Program (CIAP)
Galveston Bay Foundation
Conservation easement to protect habitat and coastal natural resources.
Bulanek Farms - Texas Farm & Ranch Conservation Program
Brazoria
Coastal Impact Assistance Program (CIAP)
Texas Agricultural Land Trust
Bulanek Farms - Texas Farm & Ranch Conservation Program
Willow Glen Plantation - Texas Farm and Ranch Conservation
Brazoria
Coastal Impact Assistance Program (CIAP)
Texas Land Conservancy
An agricultural conservation easement on 3037
Mad Island Wildlife Management Area Shoreline Protection Phase 2
Matagorda
Coastal Erosion Planning and Response Act (CEPRA)
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Project will protect shoreline, wetland, marsh and habitat.