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New Environmental Data Catalog now live on DIVER website

Screenshot of NOAA’s public DIVER website homepage showing the DIVER Environmental Data Catalog and tools for accessing, visualizing, and downloading environmental response, assessment, and restoration data.
The updated public DIVER website homepage now includes the Environmental Data Catalog which provides access to NOAA environmental data packages, project information, and visualization tools supporting damage assessment and restoration efforts. Image credit: NOAA.

The public environmental data website, DIVER (Data Integration, Visualization, Exploration, and Reporting), is home to a new DIVER Environmental Data Catalog. This new catalog acts as a central library, making it easier for the public to find and download NOAA-created data packages for damage assessments, restoration project monitoring, publications, and special projects.

DIVER serves as a centralized platform for scientists nationwide to upload field data, analyses, photographs, and restoration monitoring studies in a standardized format. The system supports the integration and distribution of damage assessment and restoration data, as well as historical data collected from hazardous waste site releases, oil spills, marine debris, and vessel groundings. Through custom query tools, the public and researchers can easily search, visualize, and download environmental data—including sediment and tissue contaminant chemistry, toxicity test results, and field observations. Additionally, DIVER provides public access to case documents and administrative records for NOAA’s Damage Assessment Remediation and Restoration Program, which recovers restoration funds from parties responsible for environmental harm.

What Can You Do In the New Environmental Data Catalog?

The new data catalog brings NOAA’s assessment and restoration data together in one place providing:

What’s Next for DIVER?

The DIVER Environmental Data Catalog continues to grow as OR&R transitions more data files into this new, easier-to-use format.

For more information on the DIVER application, query tools and data specification, please visit: https://diver.orr.noaa.gov/

Last updated Friday, June 12, 2026 6:23am PDT