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| With support from the
state of California, we have developed for the Santa Monica Bay Restoration
Commission a web based information system for the Santa Monica Bay. The
interactive website provides information to the public on recreational
activites within the bay as well as an integration of data which describes
water quality along the coast. The recreational activites include diving,
hiking, biking, surfing and other beach related activities. In addition,
the website gathers data from many agences which monitor water quality
within the bay, and then provides interactive display through maps and
other graphical representations.
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| In collaboration with
the Pfleger Institute of Environmental Studies in Oceanside CA, we have
developed an advanced tracking system for tagging marine fish. Data from
archival and pop-up tags are automatically imported into Fishtracker and
then analyzed to provide more accurate positioning of the tag during the
time series. The Fishtracker algorithm improves the locations proposed
by tag manufactures by matching measurements of the temperature at the
sea surface from the tag with the coincident measurements from satellite
imagery. The Fishtracker also provides a dynamic and integrated view of
the environmental conditions in which the fish is found. Such tracking
information is applied to protection and conservation of threatened marine
animals.
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| The Gulf of Maine Bio-Geographical
Information System is a contribution to the Census of Marine Life Program.
EASy was used to develop an interactive web site describing the distributiion
of marine organisms and environmental conditions in the Gulf of Maine.
Data from the Bedford Institute of Oceanography in Halifax NS and the
Atlantic Reference Center in New Brunswick Canada were imported, processed
and displayed using EASY tools. By doing so, we have provided the most
comprehensive description of bio-geography in the Gulf. Such bio-geographic
information is important for the management of commercial fisheries and
for conservation, protection and management of marine resourses.
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| Sea Nettles (Chrysaura) which are a nuisant specias in the Chesapeake Bay, at certain times of the year can form blooms and their painful stings are an unhappy reminder to swimmers of their presence. We have developed, with Chris Brown of NOAA-NESDIS, a prototype warning system that maps likely distribution of sea nettles in the bay based upon the distribution of temperature and salinity within the region. Using a simple algorithm of sea nettle response system, this system provides to the public estimates of likely location within the bay. |
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