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Inouye Regional Center | Credit: Leon Geschwind
Hālawa (Aloha Stadium) Park & Ride satellite image
Credit: Google Earth Pro
NOAA Inouye Regional Center
(Jan 24th, Jan 25th afternoon and Jan 26th)
NOAA Inouye Regional Center
(Jan 24th, Jan 25th afternoon and Jan 26th)
Location: 1845 Wasp Blvd., Bldg 176, Honolulu, HI 96818 (directions)
You can park in any stall in front of the building.
Getting there
Those of you who already have your security passes (you should get them in the mail by Tues, Jan 23 or sooner) or already have base access, bring your pass / ID to show the guard station and drive over the bridge to the NOAA facility. We will begin promptly at 8:00 a.m.
Everyone else should meet at the Hālawa (Aloha Stadium) Park & Ride at 7:30 am to pick up their passes. Google Maps has old satellite info so I'm attaching a newer satellite image on the left and have directions to where you need to turn left into the parking lot. After you make a left from Salt Lake Blvd, park in one of the stalls closest to the crosswalk so we can find each other more easily. Call Leon at 808-208-2926 if you run into any issues.
What to bring
Security pass and photo ID to show at the guard station. Your pass is good for all 3 days of the workshop so please keep it safe and bring it back daily!
You'll also need your photo ID to check-in with NOAA security in the IRC
We will have a light breakfast and we will be supplying lunch, but if you'd like to bring additional snacks or your own food, you are welcome to do so.
Closed-toe shoes (no crocs) to tour the Fisheries Lab at the IRC.
Water bottle and tumbler/mug. There are refillable water and coffee stations.
Jacket. It can get cold in the building.
Laptop/Tablet. We will be using online tools and starting to work on learning products.
We will have reusable eating utensils, but if you're more comfortable having your own, you are welcome to bring them.
DoD photo by: PH3(AW/SW) JAYME PASTORIC, USN
USS Oklahoma and Arizona (Jan 24th afternoon)
USS Oklahoma and Arizona (Jan 24th afternoon)
A Story of Sea Level Rise
Getting there
Carpool (3 minute drive)
Directions to NPS building - park anywhere around the building perimeter
What to bring
Water bottle
Sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, long sleeves)
Restoring Honouliuli to Abundance | Credit: Mālama Puʻuloa
Kapapapuhi Point Park (Jan 25th morning)
Kapapapuhi Point Park (Jan 25th morning)
Location: 91-1038 Kaope St. Ewa Beach, HI 96706 (directions)
Park in any of the open stalls.
Getting there
Carpooling is encouraged.
Remember to bring your security pass with you if you carpool!
What to bring
Water bottle
Sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, long sleeves)
Raingear /Umbrella
Comfortable athletic clothes
Closed-toe shoes
Change of clothes/shoes
Beach chair (optional)
O'AHU SITE AGENDA
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O'AHU SPEAKERS
Dr. Stanley Goosby
Dr. Stanley Goosby
Duty Scientist, Physicist
NOAA Pacific Tsunami Warning Center
Dr. Bradley Romine
Dr. Bradley Romine
Coastal Management Specialist
University of Hawai'i Sea Grant | Pacific Islands Climate Adaptation Science Center
Leigh Anne Eaton
Leigh Anne Eaton
PR-ROC Meteorologist-in-Charge
NOAA National Weather Service
Pacific Region Headquarters
Dr. Eileen Nalley
Dr. Eileen Nalley
Ocean and Coastal Health Researcher
Hawaiʻi Sea Grant at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Kyleena Simeona
Kyleena Simeona
Community Relations Coordinator
Mālama Pu‘uloa
Māhealani Bambico
Māhealani Bambico
NOAA Hawaiʻi B-WET & Ocean Guardian School Coordinator
NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, National Marine Sanctuary Foundation
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