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Who We Are
Office of Research, Transition, and Application (ORTA) is located within NOAA Research.ย ORTA is made up of four offices that work together to support research and development across NOAA.
Our Mission
Advance innovative research and development to support NOAA’s mission and the US economy.
Our Objectives
- Facilitate the research and development transition process
- Promote collaboration among stakeholders
- Cultivate strategic partnerships
- Support innovation in NOAA’s use of uncrewed systems.
- Conduct quantitative observing system assessments
Who Makes Up ORTA
ORTA News
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NOAA Support of DOC's 2023 National Youth Summit
NOAA Office of Research, Transition and Application and NOAA Office of Education represented the agency during the event
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ORTA Bridging Program Project helps Accelerate Technology for Monitoring Body Condition of Seals in Alaska
NOAA Office of Research, Transition and Application Bridging Program helps accelerate transition
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NOAA Support of the Center for Coastal and Marine Ecosystems-II
NOAA Office of Research, Transition and Application and Uncrewed Systems Research Transition Office participated in outreach event
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NOAA Hollings Scholarship Program Career Fair
NOAA Office of Research, Transition and Application and Uncrewed Systems Research Transition Office attend student career fair
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NOAA Support of Florida A&M University (FAMU) Outreach Events
NOAA Office of Research, Transition and Application host outreach event
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NOAA Completes Novel UAS Launch/Recovery Operations
NOAA Completes FVR-55 Shipboard Launch/Recovery Operations to Measure Atmospheric Aerosols and Fluxes needed to Improve Climate Model Simulations
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These 5 technologies are helping save our ocean
Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) Success Stories
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Jan 18, 2022 2:00pm ET: Transition Plan Fireside Chat with Dr. Rick W. Spinrad
Click here to watch the Transition Plan Fireside Chat on January 18th
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R&D Transition Highlight: Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory
Low Cost Environmental DNA Sampling is now Accessible Thanks to Scientists at AOML