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Page 1: NOAA Seafloor Mapping in the Pacific Islands Regionapdrc.soest.hawaii.edu/PRIDE/workshop04/miller.pdf · 2005. 3. 1. · University of Hawaii -- SOEST •Hawaii Mapping Research Group

NOAA Seafloor Mapping in the Pacific Islands Region

NOAA Seafloor Mapping in the Pacific Islands Region

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NOAA Coral Reef Ecosystem DivisionPacific Island Fisheries Science Center

Mission Statement

Conduct research that provides scientific information and advice to ensure the long-

term viability of coral reef ecosystems in the U.S.-affiliated islands of the Pacific

NOAA Coral Reef Ecosystem DivisionPacific Island Fisheries Science Center

Mission Statement

Conduct research that provides scientific information and advice to ensure the long-

term viability of coral reef ecosystems in the U.S.-affiliated islands of the Pacific

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U.S. Pacific IslandsU.S. Pacific Islands

Leg I

Leg II

Leg III

Multibeam Mapping Areas

2002-2004

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NOAA & UH Pacific Ships and Acoustics CapabilitiesNOAA & UH Pacific Ships and Acoustics Capabilities

NOAA Ship Hi’ialakai2 MB Seafloor Mapping Systems

NOAA Ship Oscar E. Sette Water Column Mapping

NOAA Launch R/V AHI1 MB Seafloor

Mapping System

UH/NOAA R/V KA IMIKAI-O-KANALOA1 MB Seafloor Mapping System

UH R/V Kilo Moana2 MB Seafloor Mapping Systems

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Sponsored/supported by:National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)•Coral Reef Conservation Program (CRCP)•National Marine Sanctuaries (NMS)•NWHI Coral Reef Ecosystem Reserve (CRER)•W. Pac. Fisheries Mgmt. Council (WPFMC)•Office of Coast Survey (OCS)Partners: University of Hawaii -- SOEST•Hawaii Mapping Research Group (HMRG)•Hawaii Undersea Research Lab (HURL)

NWHI Cruise KM0206 aboard UH’s R/V Kilo Moana

NWHI Cruise KM0206 aboard UH’s R/V Kilo Moana25-day cruise in Oct/Nov 2002

Mapped 38,000+ km2 of seafloor25-day cruise in Oct/Nov 2002

Mapped 38,000+ km2 of seafloor

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Draft – May, 2003

A Planning Document for Benthic Habitat Mapping

Bathymetric Atlas of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands

Joyce Miller and Ronald Hoeke, CREDPacific Islands Fisheries Science CenterSusan Vogt, Nat’l Marine Sanctuaries

Bruce Applegate, Paul Johnsonand John R. Smith

University of Hawaii

Jan 2004 - 30 Gridded Data Sets

available on Internet athttp://cred.nmfs.hawaii.edu/BathyAtlas

Printed copies available Fall 2004

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NOAA IKONOS Imageryused to develop

“estimated depths” Technique developed

by Stumpf & Holderied,NOAA Biogeography

NOAA IKONOS Imageryused to develop

“estimated depths” Technique developed

by Stumpf & Holderied,NOAA Biogeography

Midway Map – August 2003Midway Map – August 2003

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Multibeam data in 15-300m depths• 10 days of survey• Survey speed 7-12 kts• 20 GB of data

Multibeam data in 15-300m depths• 10 days of survey• Survey speed 7-12 kts• 20 GB of data 5x Vertical Exaggeration5x Vertical Exaggeration

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CNMI/Guam MappingAug-Sept

2003

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Areas Mapped•Marpi Bank

•Saipan•Tinian

•Tatsumi Reef•Rota (not shown)

•Guam (not shown)

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3 Wrecks

Sasanhaya Marine Protected Area

Rota, CNMI

Sasanhaya Marine Protected Area

Rota, CNMI

HMRG is developing techniquesto process multibeam

backscatter/imagery datausing software developed at

University of Hawaii.Backscatter provides

additional information about the character of the seafloor.

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All data are being submitted to NOAA’s Office of Coast Survey

for evaluation for possible chart updates.

Mapping in Manu’a Islands

American SamoaFeb-Mar 2004

Mapping of submarine volcano (120-400m)and of Ta’u (20-300m) complete. Data are still being processed.

Expected data availability October 2004.Working with UH/NOAA HURL groupSubmersible dives scheduled – 2005

CollapsedCaldera

Photo fromNat’l Park Website

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1x V.E.

IKONOS imagery penetratesto ~50m in clear watersaround Olosega Island.

IKONOS imagery is draped over USGS 10m DEM and

over multibeam bathymetry.

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MidwayMerValue

High : 0

Low : -3

0 m

300 m

Multibeam data provided by D. Naar, Univ. of S. Florida and D. Wright, Oregon State Univ.

indicated by blue boxes. Collaboration on analysis of

combined data sets is planned.

Mar-April 2004Cruise 0ES0402

Multibeam Mappingand Bottom Video Data

Tutuila, American SamoaVideo data sites shown in red

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What’s Next?What’s Next?• Complete bathymetry processing -- grids available on web –

Oct 2004• Proposal through Joint Institute for Marine and Atmospheric

Research using CEROS contracting vehicle to form Pacific Islands Benthic Habitat Mapping Center at the University of Hawaii – expected funding in October 2004. Mapping center will support operations on Kilo Moana, Sette, Hi’ialakai and AHI.

• Continue processing of backscatter at mapping center• Submission of data/metadata to NGDC & CoRIS• Submission of all data to NOS Office of Coast Survey for

possible inclusion into Pacific charts. • Installation of two multibeam sonars on NOAA Ship

Hi’ialakai for mapping in the U.S. Pacific Islands – Mar 2005• Up to 150 mapping days in FY’05. Expansion of NOAA

mapping operations to Main Hawaiian Islands

• Complete bathymetry processing -- grids available on web –Oct 2004

• Proposal through Joint Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research using CEROS contracting vehicle to form Pacific Islands Benthic Habitat Mapping Center at the University of Hawaii – expected funding in October 2004. Mapping center will support operations on Kilo Moana, Sette, Hi’ialakai and AHI.

• Continue processing of backscatter at mapping center• Submission of data/metadata to NGDC & CoRIS• Submission of all data to NOS Office of Coast Survey for

possible inclusion into Pacific charts. • Installation of two multibeam sonars on NOAA Ship

Hi’ialakai for mapping in the U.S. Pacific Islands – Mar 2005• Up to 150 mapping days in FY’05. Expansion of NOAA

mapping operations to Main Hawaiian Islands