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Page 1: Capturing a Holistic Understanding of a Large Marine Ecosystem · Need: data that contribute to long-term coastal and marine ecosystem research, monitoring, and restoration in the

Capturing a Holistic Understanding of a Large

Marine Ecosystem The NOAA Gulf of Mexico

Data Atlas

NODC / National Coastal Data Development Center gulfalas.noaa.gov

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Need: data that contribute to long-term coastal and marine ecosystem research, monitoring, and restoration in the Gulf of Mexico

BASELINE ASSESSMENTS

Digital data discovery and access that allows users to browse through a growing collection of datasets visualized as map plates

STATUS AND TRENDS

CLIMATOLOGIES

Biotic and abiotic response to stressors, forcing mechanisms

habitat, populations long-term averages of physical conditions

WEB-BASED ACCESS easy access to up-to-date data

Response:

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Gulf of Mexico Coastal and Ocean Zones Strategic Assessment Data Atlas, NOAA National Ocean Service (1985)

Identify resources and resource use patterns

Manage conflicts between wide range of users

Make informed decisions using scientific, economic, and political data

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Holistic assessments that define the interdependent relationships between Gulf of Mexico ecosystems, their stressors, and resource and community resiliency

Supports Goals & Objectives of NOAA and Regional Partnerships

NOAA’s Next Generation Strategic Plan NOAA Habitat Blueprint; Ecosystem Based Management; Coastal Marine Spatial Planning; Integrated Ecosystem Assessments

Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council Principals and Objectives healthy and resilient coastal wetlands and barrier shorelines; diverse, sustainable fisheries; adaptive and resilient coastal communities; sustainable storm buffers; healthy and well managed inland habitats and watersheds, offshore waters

Gulf of Mexico Alliance Priority Issue Teams Water Quality; Habitat Restoration; Nutrients; Ecosystem Integrated Assessments; Coastal & Community Resiliency; Education & Outreach

FGDC "Geospatial Platform Modernization Roadmap v4 - March 2011“ Openness and transparency of government information and data; information sharing across levels of government, private sector; re-use and adaptation of geospatial assets.

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Data and expertise from over 30 federal, state, international agencies, non-governmental and academic partnerships

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Data Submission Standards Data must be publically releasable and accessible

Data must come from a recognized federal, state, academic, NGO or private source

Data must be digital, in a standard format (ASCII, netCDF, Esri shapefile, etc.)

QA/QC policies and procedures must be fully described

Data must be validated and/or compared to a national standard

Validated geospatial metadata must be provided

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Atlas Technology

maps are rendered as static images by Arc Server, then

stored on separate file server

OpenLayers retrieves the static map

images, displays in

the web browser

Arc Server also generates WMS and REST services of the map images that can be consumed by other applications

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At time of release in November 2011: 100 map plates in 35 subject areas

Continue to add new datasets and develop new partnerships

Today: 240 map plates covering 74 topics

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New… Configured for use on Mobile Tablets Runs within the web browser platform-independent

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gulfatlas.noaa.gov 2 ways to browse and search for data

Map Catalog

Atlas map plate interface

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Atlas Map Plate Interface

WINTER NODC seasonal seawater salinity climatology at 10 m water depth SUMMER

NODC seasonal seawater salinity climatology at 10 m depth

5Themes

Click on active text

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Click on active text to launch animations, charts and graphs

2001 to 2011 SEAMAP hypoxia frequency of occurrence (10 minute lat-long grid)

2001 to 2011 SEAMAP dissolved oxygen concentration contours

2009

2010

2011

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Metadata

Web Mapping Services

Data Download

More information…

NODC nitrates climatology at 10 m water depth

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Map Catalog

Map catalog Table of Contents

Map catalog page- Fishes

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Map Catalog Page - Fishes

Select from list of map plates

REST service record

Desktop applications

Cloud-based applications

Google Earth

Open to Atlas page

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Featured datasets Living Marine Resources

Fisheries-independent relative abundance and sampling effort- Federal (SEAMAP)

larval King Mackerel relative abundance (summarized) 1986-

2006

larval King Mackerel sampling effort (summarized) 1986-2006

Bongo net collection sites 1986-2006

Atlantic Croaker, Sand Seatrout, Silver Seatrout, Spot, Gray Triggerfish, Yellowedge Grouper, Lane Snapper, Vermilion Snapper, King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Gulf Butterfish

Fishes

Sharks Atlantic Sharpnose Shark, Blacknose Shark, Blacktip Shark

Invertebrates Brown Shrimp, Pink Shrimp, White Shrimp

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Featured datasets Living Marine Resources

Fisheries-Independent Data- State, Comparative Assessment of Gulf Estuarine ecoSystems (CAGES) Relational Database, 2000-2007

Atlantic Croaker mean CPUE by waterbody Atlantic Croaker mean CPUE by sampling location

Additional species Sand Seatrout, Spanish Mackerel, Spot, Brown Shrimp, Pink Shrimp, White Shrimp

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Featured datasets Living Marine Resources

Fisheries-dependent data- commercial bycatch “hot spot” analysis of CPUE

Red Grouper bottom longline bycatch “hot spot” analysis

Red Snapper vertical line commercial bycatch “hot spot” analysis

Vermilion Snapper vertical line commercial bycatch “hot spot” analysis

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Featured datasets Living Marine Resources

Fisheries-Dependent Data- average commercial catch grouped by depth zone

and NMFS statistical area, 2002-2011

Average brown shrimp commercial catch

Average pink shrimp commercial catch

Average white shrimp commercial catch

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Featured datasets Environmental Quality

Polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbon total concentrations at Mussel Watch sampling sites, 1999-2009

Estimated total delivered yields and total delivered loads of nitrogen and phosphorus as estimated by the USGS SPARROW model, 2002

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Featured datasets Biotic

Mangrove Communities

Texas (2004) Florida (1999-2009) Mexico (2005)

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Featured datasets Biotic

Nonindigenous Aquatic Species

Lionfish (Pterois volitans)

Asian tiger shrimp (Penaeus monodon)

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Featured datasets Biotic

Deep Sea Corals

Deep sea corals (Phylum Cnidaria at >50m depth). Includes black corals, stony corals, octocorals

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Featured datasets Jurisdictions

Watersheds

Mexico: watershed basins and subbasins

U.S.: USGS Watershed Boundary Dataset (HUC8, HUC10, HUC12)

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Featured datasets Economic Activity

Social Indicators of Fishing Community Vulnerability and Resilience

Fishing community Poverty Indicator rankings

Fishing community Retiree Migration Indicator rankings

Fishing community Commercial Fishing Engagement Indicator rankings

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Featured datasets Coastal and Marine Ecosystem Classification Standard (CMECS)Water Column

Component application

Physical

Seasonal means of daily, level-1B MODIS-Aqua satellite imagery (2005-2009) processed through the Naval Research Lab Automated Processing System

Sea surface temperature, fall Sea surface salinity, fall Bottom-to-surface temperature change, fall

Biotic

Sea surface chlorophyll concentrations, fall

Environmental Quality

Photic quality – euphotic depth

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