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OCEAN STUDIES BOARD October 1, 2014 Rick Spinrad, Ph.D. Chief Scientist National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA THE NEW BLUE ECONOMY
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OCEAN STUDIES BOARD October 1, 2014

Rick Spinrad, Ph.D. Chief Scientist

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA

THE NEW BLUE ECONOMY

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Oceans as non-finite

Extractive

Exploitative

1964

“A 50 percent improvement in the accuracy of long-range weather forecasting might well produce savings of $2 billion per year.”

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Ocean as finite

Sustainability

Ecosystem services

Ocean health

TODAY

How can this new knowledge be translated into a NEW BLUE ECONOMY?

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PRIVATE WEATHER INDUSTRY

Media (220)Environment (80)Legal/Insurance (20)Agriculture (20)Aviation (20)Utilities (20)Construction (20)Marine (20)Land Transport (5)Leisure (5)

What about a public-private ocean enterprise?

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THE OCEAN ENTERPRISE

INTERMEDIARIES

END USERS

PROVIDERS

Credit: Rayner – IOOS Summit 2012 – white paper

e.g. observations value-added products

emergency managers, developers, city planners

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MARINE S&T MARKET – UK STUDY

Market confidence is high 81% forecast growth in the market

> Doubled in 4 years

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RESILIENCE IS

BIG BUSINESS

OCEAN DATA + OCEAN PREDICTIONS + TOOLS + DECISION SUPPORT DECISIONS & ACTIONS

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SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES

CLIMATE CHANGE OCEAN ACIDIFICATION APPS

ADVANCED SAMPLING TECHNOLOGY

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VISIONARY MARKETABLE SCIENCE

COASTAL PLANNING Three alternative management scenarios for Lemmens Inlet, B.C.

•  Food from fisheries •  Food from

aquaculture •  Coastal protection •  Renewable energy •  Aesthetic quality •  Recreation •  Marine carbon •  Water quality •  Habitat risk

MULTIPLE USE SCENARIOS

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Incentives •  Emerging metrics

•  Post-Sandy green infrastructure technology and design funding

•  Development of approaches to valuation

Community-scale long-term planning

Scape’s Oyster-tecture plan for Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal

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VISIONARY MARKETABLE SCIENCE

HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOM FORECASTS

•  Human and fish health •  PCR analysis for genetic variations

in toxin production •  Real-time toxicity testing with PCR

in a can

•  Bloom detection and characterization •  AUV quad-copter network for

early detection •  Hyperspectral radiometer data •  AUV ‘edge of bloom’ detection •  Application of remote sensing

retrieval algorithms

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VISIONARY MARKETABLE SCIENCE

OCEAN pH SENSORS

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VISIONARY MARKETABLE SCIENCE

PROTEOMICS Opportunities for existing businesses to dive into new sectors Ecosystem assessment, functioning, and forecasting

HEALTH CARE

ECOSYSTEMS

Saito et al., 2014

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“If  you  build  it,  they  will  come…”  

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Let’s define this new blue economy.

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THANK YOU www.noaa.gov

A NEW blue economy for a resilient future

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ADDITIONAL SLIDES

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Small to medium companies dominate the sector

MARINE S&T MARKET – UK STUDY