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Ping Once Use Many Times Enhancing the Utility of Office of Coast Survey Mapping Products for Coastal Science and Management GISP Sta rla Ro b inso n a nd Dr. Chris T a ylo r 1/ 13/ 12 Wilmington 2016: For the Chart Updated Chart 900 Square

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Ping Once Use Many Times

Enhancing the Utility of Office of Coast Survey Mapping Products for Coastal Science and Management

GISP Sta rla Ro b inso n a nd Dr. Chris T a ylo r 1/ 13/ 12

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Updated Chart 900 Square Nautical Miles Bathy/Habitat Data 570 Square Nautical Miles

Wilmington 2016: For the Chart

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Wilmington 2016: For Habitat

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Updated Chart 900 Square Nautical Miles Bathy/Habitat Data 570 Square Nautical Miles

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Outline

  • Collaborations – How did this come to be?
  • Who are the main stake holders?
  • Hydrographic Survey Division Prioritization and Planning
  • The story of acquisition
  • Wilmington East Call Area 2014 (NCCOS Wind Energy Survey)
  • Approaches to Wilmington 2016 (Coast Survey)
  • Habitat products
  • Preliminary results
  • Habitat data uses
  • Vision for the future
  • Data discovery
  • Further collaboration

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Collaboration

OCS HSD – NCCOS – OMAO - UNH NOAA JHC CCOM How did this all come together?

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The Main Cast

  • Office of Coast Survey
  • Safety of Navigation –
  • National Center for Coastal Ocean Services (NCCOS)
  • Ecological and habitat assessments to support ocean planning

and ecosystem management-

  • University of New Hampshire NOAA Joint Hydrographic Center

/ Center for Coastal & Ocean Mapping (JHC)

  • Incorporating new developed technology & methods into the field-
  • NOAA Ship Ferdinand R. Hassler

Office of Marine and Aviation Operations (OMAO)

  • Safely facilitates earth observation-

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Wilmington 2016 Project Area

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Survey Prioritization and Planning

Hydrographic Survey Division - Operations

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Navigation Managers – SuRF Requests

http :/ / www.na utic a lc ha rts.no a a .g o v/ nsd / re ps.htm

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Hydrographic Health Model

(Risk, De sire a nd De c a y: E sta b lishing Surve y Prio ritie s thro ug h the Asse ssme nt o f Hyd ro g ra phic He a lth, Go nsa lve s, Alle n, F a nd e l, Ga lla g he r, Hic k, K e o wn CHC2016)

NOAA Hydrographic Survey Priorities

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Hydrographic Planning

  • HSD Priority Areas
  • Integrated Ocean and

Coastal Mapping (IOCM) Priorities - Seasketch

  • Resource Availability
  • Platforms
  • Days at Sea / Funding
  • Operational windows
  • External office

coordination (OMAO, COOPS, RSD, NSD)

  • Resources
  • Scheduling

F

  • r mo re info rma tio n a tte nd the pre se nta tio n a t US Hyd ro 2017!
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Story Map NOAA Planned Surveys

NOAA.Ma ps.a rc g is.c o m

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Project Manager Preparation

  • What data is already

available?

  • Historic Chart
  • Outside Source Data
  • What priorities can meet

(HSD, IOCM, MCD)?

  • How many days of survey

do we have on project?

  • What are the platform’s

capabilities

Outside Source Data Resources:

  • Survey Index (SURDEX)
  • IOCM and Fedmap.Seasketch.org (image above)
  • Word of mouth (Geodynamics, and IOCM Team).
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Where are the ships going?

2011 Vessel Density (map service)

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What is the survey age and quality?

Long Bay, 1925

H04523

Lead line survey By the USCGS S Lydonia

(Sources: Survey Index – SURDEX; and NCEI)

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph. http://www.history.navy.mil/photos

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What are the charted hazards?

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Feature sounding depths are in meters. Chart is in fathoms.

  • 6 Wrecks
  • 2 Obstructions
  • 1 Fish Haven

Obstruction

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Wilmington 2016 Project Area

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Wilmington Wind Energy Area

Collected by NCCOS with Geodynamics and NOAA Ship Nancy Foster

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Navigational Due Diligence

  • Assigned a registry

number

  • Evaluated
  • Developed

navigationally significant contacts

  • Crossline analysis
  • Assured the data was free
  • f flyers and final water

levels was applied

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Approaches to Wilmington 2016

*

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Ferdinand R. Hassler (R250)

  • Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull (SWATH)
  • Dual head 7125 MBES Sonar
  • Length:

124 Ft (38m)

  • Draft:

12 ft (3.8m)

  • Crew: 14

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Some Coast Survey Products

www.nauticalcharts.noaa.gov

  • Raster Navigational Charts
  • Electronic Navigational

Charts

  • Coast Pilot

www.ngdc.noaa.gov

  • Bathymetry data
  • Backscatter
  • Bottom Samples
  • Sound Speed Profiles

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Field: Smart Collection

  • Backscatter mosaic
  • Texture targeted

bottom samples

  • Drop camera images
  • Grain size chart

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UNH NOAA JHC CCOM Drop Camera

The prototype drop camera connects between the line and the grab sampler, alternatively it can be deployed with a drop frame.

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Bedazzled Bottom Sampler

  • A scale bar for perspective.
  • Color swatches for color

correction.

  • Rough and fine glitter nail polish

for finer sediment comparisons.

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Advantages of Imagery

  • Supplemental

Identification

  • Silt
  • Sand
  • Hard and Rocky
  • Provide more context
  • Bedforms, Biota
  • Homogenous versus mixed
  • Images when sampler

is empty

  • Hard surface
  • Sample

Washout

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Deliverables to NCCOS

  • Backscatter Mosaics
  • Bottom sample logs
  • Bathymetry (BAG)

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Habitat

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  • Wilmington Project made a large dent in mapping the

SE US Continental Shelf!

  • Added nearly 1.2% coverage between Hatteras to

South Florida!!

  • Ever closer to the goals of SEAFLOOR 2030!
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Discriminating habitats from acoustic signatures

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Acoustic signatures of coral reef habitats

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Aggregate Reef Spur and Groove Pavement w/ soft coral Fine Sand Rhodoliths Coarse Sand waves

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Subtleties of SE US OCS habitats*

Patch Reef Ledge Sand Pavement

* Bold labels indicate Essential Fish Habitat (EFH)

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Wilmington seafloor acoustic signatures Hardbottom “shines”

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likely hard likely soft

  • 18 bottom samples in 600 snmi
  • Need more for validation
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Habitat Mapping and Related Data Uses

  • Ocean planning and Essential

Fish Habitat, especially permitting offshore energy facilities and sand resource extraction

  • Designing/assessing MPAs

and other spatial management zones

  • Fishery independent surveys
  • Ecological studies on

population connectivity

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Archival and Data Discoverability

Where can you go to get the data?

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Traditional Archival NCEI

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http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/ http://www.nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/

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NCEI http://maps.ngdc.noaa.gov

Project image.tarball Link

Marine Geology Datasets

  • Sample Listings
  • Survey Report
  • Project Images
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Digital Coast – Data viewer

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Additional Considerations

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IHO-S57

International Hydrographic Organization Special Publication 57 – Transfer standard for digital hydrographic data for electronic chart systems.

CMECS

Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard

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Future Collaborations?

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  • Coast Survey meets the requirement of sediment types for

charting and the resulting bottom samples and backscatter can be used as preliminary data for classifying the sea floor.

  • Create a backscatter tile service accessible from

Bathymetry Viewer.

  • Create public image viewer service that could house our

bottom sampler images.

  • NCCOS and partners conduct seafloor habitat analysis

with additional sediment sample ground truthing and validation.

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Questions?

OCS / NCCOS / IOCM / OMAO / UNH-NOAA JHC CCOM / NCEI Thanks everyone! I believe NOAA’s strength is in our ability to collaborate, and this project would not have happened without you.

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Acknowledgments

NCCOS: Dr. Chris Taylor OCS - HSD: GISP Starla Robinson, LCDR Gonsalves, Corey Allen, Kyle Ward, IOCM UNH-NOAA JHC CCOM: Dr. Juliet Kinney, Michael White OCS- IOCM: Ashley Chappell, LT Reed OCS- Atlantic Hydro Branch: LDCR Welton, Vanessa Miller, Matt Wilson, Jeff Marshall, James Miller, Melody Ovard, Brian Mohr. NOAA Ship Ferdinand R. Hassler: LCDR Jaskoski, LT Morgan – and the rest of the crew! Augmenting scientists from the Navigation Response Branch (NRB): Lucas Blass and Cody Guilday from Augmenting crew from NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson: Head, Seberger, Forrest, Gleichauf, Marcum Augmenting scientist from Hydrographic Systems and Technology Programs (HSTP): John Doroba National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI): LT Baillio, Marcus Cole, Susan Gottfried, Gina Brewer, Jennifer Jenks, Kelly Stroker , Scott Cross

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Links

  • Digital Coast
  • SeaSketch

Fedmap.Seasketch.org

  • HSD Planned Surveys Story Map

http://arcg.is/1pnDX7m

  • Marine Geology Datasets

http://maps.ngdc.noaa.gov/viewers/marine_geology

  • Survey Reports

https://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/nos/H12001-H14000/H12600.html

  • Sample Listing

https://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/geosamples/surveydisplay.jsp

  • Navigational Charts

www.nauticalcharts.noaa.gov

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