We conduct integrated mapping of the coastal and marine environment to define offshore hazards and sediment processes, support habitat and resource management, and monitor change.

• Learn about our Mapping Systems
• General information posters:
  • Mapping Crater Lake, Oregon
  • Mapping Shipping Hazards in San Francisco Bay
  • Tsunami Hazards in the Santa Barbara Channel
  • Big Sur Coastal Landslides
• National Seafloor Mapping and Benthic Habitat Studies: Pacific
  • Seafloor Mapping and Characterization
  • usSEABED: data on sediment and rock distributions in the waters off the United States
  • USGS Pleasure Point Study
• Coastal Evolution: Process-based Multi-scale Modeling
  • San Francisco Bight Coastal Processes Study
• National Archive of Marine Seismic Surveys (NAMSS)
• Global Geoengineering Research
• Integrated Geologic Studies of Coral Reefs: Impacts from Land-Based Pollution and Sea Level Rise
• Mapping Technology
  • Marine Facility Software: description, documentation, & contact info
  • Marine Geology Equipment used to collect data
  • Methods used in marine geology research
  • Research Vessels: Maintenance/Refit/Upgrades
  • Surplus: Available surplus items for schools and non-profits
• GLORIA: On-line Maps of the Deep-water EEZ
• Antarctic Seismic Data Library System (SDLS)
• Coastal and Marine Geology Data Catalog, InfoBank
• Coastal and Marine Geology Digital Library, "Marine Realms Information Bank" or MRIB
• Coastal Change Hazards Digital Library
• Coastal and Marine Geology Program Internet Map Server
• Past work:
  • Monterey Bay Seafloor Imagery with Zoom and Pan Capabilities
  • Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Project, our work through 1999
  • Seafloor Morphology between Año Nuevo & Santa Cruz, CA, 1997