Oceans and Sustainability Related Variables

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Oceans and Sustainability Related Variables Implementing and Monitoring the Sustainable Development Goals in the Caribbean: The Role of the Ocean January 18, 2018 St. Vincent Emily Smail, Ph.D. Scientific Coordinator GEO Blue Planet Initiative

Oceans and Society: Blue Planet Oceans and Society: Blue Planet is an Initiative within GEO that focuses on coastal and ocean observations for societal benefit Oceans and Society: Blue Planet

The overall goal of Blue Planet Initiative is to ensure the sustained development and use of ocean and coastal observations for the benefit of society User needs Observations Data Products Information Knowledge Blue Planet sees the value chain as a feedback loop rather than a straight value chain GEO Blue Planet Goal

Who is GEO Blue Planet GEO Blue Planet is a network of ocean and coastal-observers, social scientists and end-user representatives from a variety of stakeholder groups, including international and regional organizations, NGOs, national institutes, universities and government agencies.

Joaquin Trinanes – NOAA CoastWatch Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico Node Cesar Toro – IOC/UNESCO Rep to IOCARIBE Milton Haughton – CRFM Nazeer Gopaul – Coastal Dynamics, Ltd. Vaughn Martin – Serenity Dive Session 4: Observational requirements for ocean-related variables and indicators

Data & Product Inventory

Example: Coral Reef Watch NOAA Coral Reef Watch Bleaching Alerts Sea Surface Temperature SST Anomaly HotSpot Degree Heating Week Bleaching Alert Area Example: Coral Reef Watch

Example: USGS Lionfish distribution USGS Lionfish Map https://nas.er.usgs.gov/queries/Spec iesAnimatedMap.aspx?speciesID=9 63 Example: USGS Lionfish distribution

Example: Turtle Watch

Example: Water Quality https://www.geoaquawatch.org/docu ments/ Example: Water Quality

Examples: Turbidity and harmful algal bloom forecasts https://www.geoaquawatch.org/docu ments/ Examples: Turbidity and harmful algal bloom forecasts

Ocean & Sustainability Variables Search results for keyword “mangrove” in the red bounding box area. Essential Variables help to focus Sustainable Development Goals monitoring. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability 2017, 26–27:97–105.

Additional Information www.geoblueplanet.org @GeoBluePlanet info@geoblueplanet.org Additional Information

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