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High-School Geography Team Visits USGS in Woods Hole, Massachusetts
The Essex Argicultural and Technical High School geography team, led by their teacher Ann Witzig, stopped by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Woods Hole Science Center for a short visit to show their newly created maps of the Gulf of Maine. They had generated the maps from USGS Open-File Report 99-439, A Marine GIS Library for Massachusetts Bay, by Bradford Butman. The team got to "fly" the center's Geowall system, a tool for three-dimensional visualization, and received a briefing from team chief scientist Bill Schwab and operations manager David Nichols. The students were on their way to Woods Hole village and tours of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) ship Delaware II and the Woods Hole Science Aquarium.
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in this issue:
USGS Studies Aid Puget Sound Recovery
USGS FISC Participates in 2006 Marine Quest Geography Team Visits USGS Woods Hole Science Center USGS Participates in Career Fairs at MIT USGS Scientist Attends Annual Field Trip for 20th Year National Ocean Sciences Bowl Competitors Tour Laboratories in Woods Hole WHSTEP Science and Math Safari Explores Use of Sound in Ocean Research
USGS Biologist Contributes Technical Expertise to Dive-Rescue Class
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