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President Donald Trump 's proposed budget would target an ocean-monitoring system that scientists say is crucial to predicting tsunami escape routes and hurricane intensity.
The Integrated Ocean Observing System is made up of 11 regional associations in multiple states and territories, including the Virgin Islands , Alaska , Hawaii , Washington state, Michigan , South Carolina and Southern California .
Scientists say the cuts could mean the end of efforts to gather real-time data crucial to navigating treacherous harbors.
If associations fold, other entities might be able to continue gathering data, but there will be gaps.
Partnerships developed over years would evaporate and data won't be available in a single place like now.
Hawaii regional network director Melissa Iwamoto : "No one saw this coming, the potential for us not to be here".
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