Tools

Access and download AIS Vessel Traffic data

Provides information on water quality, advisories, and closures for coastal and Great Lakes recreational waters

Access, view, and download beach nourishment data

Derives benthic terrain classifications from bathymetry

Serves as an interactive resource and database for ecosystem services valuation

View and explore coastal land cover and change data

Provides tools for emergency planning and response for a variety of all-hazard events—especially hazardous chemicals

Translates existing benthic habitat data sets to the Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard (CMECS)

Provides statistics for the nation, all states and counties, and for cities and towns with a population of 5,000 or more

Submit and view water level reports, as well as map water levels regionally

Provides an assessment of past, present, and future climate conditions

Create a map of potential ecological, social, and economic impacts from rising seas and changing climate

Provides real-time alerts and historical inundation information at select National Ocean Service tide stations

Identifies coastal and nearshore areas ideal for restoration and analyzes their potential to provide coastal protection

Create a map of potential ecological, social, and economic impacts from rising seas and changing climate

Visualize areas that qualify for Open Space Preservation credit and identify future eligible areas in the floodplain

Compares the performance, life-cycle costs, and co-benefits of various stormwater management solutions

Find and download data hosted on the NOAA Office for Coastal Management website

Computes the rate of shoreline change using multiple historical shoreline positions

Explore ecosystem goods and services with this interactive resource

Allows users to combine environmental and demographic indicators to assess communities at higher risk

Integrates static and real-time data in an easy-to-use map for environmental responders and decision-makers

Provides documents related to this program through text or map based queries

Display essential fish habitat boundaries and associated areas protected from fishing

View, retrieve, and analyze a wide range of estuarine data from multiple sources

View, analyze, and process lidar data sets

Provides hurricane and flood response data for significant events

Visualize, compare, and access spatial data that describes potential future environmental change

Interact with information relevant to Great Lakes coastal wetland conservation and management

Provides and visualizes Great Lakes water level data and forecasts across a variety of time scales

Identify climate resilience tools that meet your needs

Analyze risk and potential losses from floods, hurricane winds, and earthquakes

View and analyze historical tropical cyclone data

Provides the public with an easily accessible and understandable picture of water quality at a community, state, or national scale

Calculates the percentage of impervious surfaces for a selected geographic area

Streamlines the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s environmental review process

Allows decision-makers to map and value goods and services from nature

Visualize potential lake level changes and impacts

Maps ecosystem services and their values for use in natural resource planning

Identifies suitable locations for planting native marsh grasses during coastal wetland restoration

Converts a collection of point features into a track line,

A collection of over 250 geoprocessing tools

Access offshore mineral resource data and information for the U.S. Outer Continental Shelf

Provides access to classification and spatial data for all marine protected areas

Supplies baseline ocean planning information

Supports conservation planning design and evaluation

Visualize county-level indicators and profiles for all 3,069 U.S. counties

Informs the environmental review process using geographically referenced data

Helps citizens increase their weather readiness as a part of NOAA's Weather-Ready Nation initiative

Features detailed information on U.S. nourishment projects at the national, state, and project levels

Identifies communities most at risk from 18 natural hazards, including coastal flooding, hurricanes, and tsunamis

Identify and prioritize opportunities to protect and restore rare and threatened habitats in the Northeast

See where flooding, urban heat, and hurricanes impact the most vulnerable people

Explore changes in marine species distributions

Visualize coastal and ocean information and generate custom reports for all U.S. waters

An interface for creating, viewing, printing, and downloading workforce-related maps, profiles, and underlying data

Measure potential runoff, nonpoint source pollution, and erosion

Explore the potential for coastal hazards from sea level rise, storms, and shoreline change along parts of California’s coastline

Access curated global data to analyze vulnerability and build climate resilience

Customize and download reports about U.S. populations more likely to experience adverse social, health, or economic outcomes

Provides access to economic and demographic data for multiple coastal jurisdictions

Helps users properly install a rain garden at their home, office, or job site

Compare watershed indicators in a state-based Excel format, complete with maps, graphs, and tables

View riverine flood forecasts in a visual format

Simulates potential impacts on wetlands and shorelines from long-term sea level rise

Calculates predicted rates of sea level change

Provides information on features and functions of multiple sea level rise visualization tools for California

View, query, and download volume and shoreline change data derived from comparing multiple lidar data sets

Shows threats from sea level rise and storm surge for all coastal towns, cities, counties, and states in the contiguous U.S.

Explore how climate is projected to change in any U.S. county

Provides interactive tsunami evacuation maps and information for Hawaii and Guam

Provides an inventory and information about the best available elevation data sets collected in the United States

Vertically transforms geospatial data between a variety of tidal, orthometric, and ellipsoidal datums

Estimates wave energy and its effects on ecosystem functions, as well as on developed coastal and inland-water areas

Explore and compare estuaries along the coastlines of Washington, Oregon, and California

View interactive maps, charts, and other resources to help communities understand, explore, and reduce wildfire risk