EUSeaMap 2 (EMODnet Habitats) A physical habitat map for European Seas

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EUSeaMap 2 (EMODnet Habitats) A physical habitat map for European Seas 19th meeting of Marine Observation and Data Expert Group 4-5 July 2013, European Environment Agency, Copenhagen Mickaël Vasquez (1) Jacques Populus - Coordinator (1) On behalf of EUSeaMap 2 Consortium (1) Ifremer – DYNECO / AG

Outline Methodology developed for broadscale habitat mapping Past projects EUSeaMap (ur-EMODnet) MeshAtlantic Lessons learned EUSeaMap 2 Objectives Tasks Interactions with other EMODnet lots 2014 deliveries

Methodology : a Eunis driven top-down approach Eunis Classification provides a common language for seabed habitats Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2

Methodology : a Eunis driven top-down approach Biological zone : Infralittoral Energy level at seabed : High Substrate : Rock Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2 4

Biological zones full coverage layer Methodology : a Eunis driven top-down approach Biological zones full coverage layer Energy at the seabed full coverage layer Seabed substrate full coverage layer Broad-scale habitats full coverage layer Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2

Biological Zone Upper Limit Lower Limit Methodology : a Eunis driven top-down approach Biological Zones layer : each biological zone has to be modelised via depth or derivative (slope change) other physical parameters, for which a proxy has to be used Biological Zone Upper Limit Lower Limit Infralittoral Depth at which there’s no longer enough light for kelp or seagrass growth Circalittoral Stable exposure to waves Deep Circalittoral Shelf break (slope change) Upper Slope Depth -750m Upper Bathyal Depth -1100m Mid Bathyal Depth -1800m Lower bathyal Continental Slope foot (slope change) Abyssal  

3 levels are considered in EUNIS Methodology : a Eunis driven top-down approach Energy at the seabed layer : combined action of wave-induced and current-induced energy 3 levels are considered in EUNIS High Moderate Low Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2

Methodology : a Eunis driven top-down approach Seabed substrate layer : has to be standardised in the 6 classes classification used by EUNIS Rock Coarse sediment Mixed sediment Sand Muddy sand Sandy mud Mud Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2

ArcGIS Model Structure Methodology : a Eunis driven top-down approach ArcGIS Model Structure Pixel size: 250 m Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2

EUSeaMap (ur-Emodnet, JNCC coordination) Aim : to provide broad-scale maps of seabed habitats for 4 basins using common functional mapping methods Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2

MeshAtlantic : Interreg IV project, Ifremer coordination Atlantic broadscale map created according to the methodology developed by EUSeaMap Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2

Lessons learned from past projects MeshAtlantic successfully used EUSeaMap’s methodology  it is robust Eunis classification is not available in some areas (e.g. Baltic Sea, deep seas) EUNIS can’t be used everywhere, hence need for improvement Oceanographic data is the most difficult to get  some specialists must be part of the team Thresholds for EUNIS classes must be improved to reflect the communities that live inside the habitat  they have to be calibrated by as many as possible samples of habitats (grountruthing) There is a huge lack of groundtruth data  we need to find some Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2

EUSeaMap 2 – Main objectives To fill in the gaps (blue areas on the map) To improve the maps created so far, thanks to inputs improvements (hydrodynamics models, seabed substrate layers, …) Refine down to 100m pixel size in pilot areas Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2

EUSeaMap 2 – Main tasks WP1 - Classification review - ISPRA (I) WP2 - Data preparation - HCMR (GR) WP3 - Habitat samples data - Geoecom(RO) WP4 - Thresholds - Ifremer (F) WP5 - Modelling and confidence - JNCC (UK) WP6 - Web portal - JNCC (UK) WP7 - Applications of physical habitat products - DCE (DK) WP8 - Coordination and Communication - Ifremer (F) Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2

EUSeaMap 2 – Interactions with other lots Bathymetry and Geology lots provide direct inputs to EUSeaMap 2 Biology lot could provide sample data that we missed in past projects These data should be available for us by the end of year 1 We are keen on sharing with these lots our requirements at their kick-off Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2

EUSeaMap 2 – 2014 deliveries Maps will be made available for the empty areas Adriatic Ionian Aegan But at low resolution, using IBCM geology map (Scale 1 / 10,000,000) Methodology Past Projects EUSeaMap 2

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