TOOLS & RESOURCES

VALUE-BASED DESIGN

We develop new technologies and tools for partners, providing access to data and products that play an integral role in decision-making and public outreach. Our close collaboration with stakeholders acts as a framework for ensuring value-based design.

MIT Sea Grant has a rich history of technical innovation in coastal management, and we are eager to establish new relationships with partners through the development of tools for aquaculture, outreach, coastal adaption, risk assessment, and habitat restoration.

RIVER HERRING RESOURCES

Mapping, Simulations, and Outreach Materials

SEAFOOD RESOURCES - COVID-19

State, federal, and general resources for the seafood industry during the COVID-19 pandemic

EDUCATION AT HOME

In response to COVID-19 school closures, MIT Sea Grant is compiling and developing at-home educational resources. Explore webinars, fun activities, and distance learning experiences!

BATHYMETRIC MAPS OF LOCAL WATER BODIES

Explore bathymetric maps of the Charles River and river herring spawning ponds for use by state organizations, resource and recreation managers, boaters, and the general public.

CITY NATURE CHALLENGE BOSTON DELECTABLE OYSTERS QUEST

Check out this web-based data collection protocol developed by MIT Sea Grant for citizen scientists and the National Park Service, for use in research and management planning.

OCEAN ACIDIFICATION MONITORING

Shore-based ocean acidification monitoring station to support communications, transfer, monitoring, and modeling of data collected by offshore remote sensing technology.

LAGRANGIAN DRIFTING VEHICLE

We’re currently testing deployment of drifters with control computer, data storage, sensors measuring pH, temperature and conductivity, GPS navigation, and onboard communication, for use by ocean engineering, modeling, and water quality monitoring programs at the university and state level. Data is available real-time via the web for instant use in desktop and web-based applications.