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Astronomy On Tap

Astronomy on Tap Rhode Island #5

Moniker Brewry RI

June 25, 2025 at 10:30 PM

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Florida International University

Catch the Tide Miami - Peeking at Future Sea Levels

To better understand flooding, validate inundation models and support decision making with data and understanding.

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Citizen Science sea level riseclimate changeking tides monitoring flooding miami high tides king tides coastal flooding nuisance floodingmiamiflooding

MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology)

CITiZAN (Coastal and Intertidal Zone Archaeological Network)

To respond to the threat to England’s coastal archaeology

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Citizen ScienceClimate & WeatherNature & OutdoorsComputers & TechnologyArchaeology & CulturalOcean Water MarineEcology & Environmentarchaeologysurveyappintertidalenglandcoastalheritagecitizen science monitoringstorms

Coastal Resilience Design Studio

Coastal Observer

Engaging citizens to monitor weather and water in our changing environment.

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Citizen ScienceNature & OutdoorsOcean Water MarineClimate & Weatherstormwatercoastal communityturbiditycoastal communitiesbeachfeelingsobservationintensifying stormsclimate changelakeswaterclimateweatherwavessea level riserainstormsresiliencewater clarityoceanspottingpicturespondingseasphotoscommunityfloodingriversstreamspondscoastalwatching

CyanoTRACKER

Monitor algal blooms and report it.

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Citizen ScienceGeology & Earth ScienceEcology & EnvironmentGeographyClimate & WeatherNature & OutdoorsOcean Water Marinepondriverreportwaterlakealgal bloomblue green algaeoceanalgal blooms

College of the Atlantic

George B. Dorr Museum of Natural History

Bar Harbor Maine

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CommunityExhibitionLive ScienceGeneral ScienceVisit/Drop-In

Ghosts of the Coast

Document the formation of ghost forests.

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