Multibeam Bathymetric and Backscatter Products for Benthic Habitat Mapping There’s No Silver Bullet Joyce Miller Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center.

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Multibeam Bathymetric and Backscatter Products for Benthic Habitat Mapping There’s No Silver Bullet Joyce Miller Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center Coral Reef Ecosystem Division UH – Joint Institute for Marine & Atmospheric Reseach Pacific Islands Benthic Habitat Mapping Center There’s No Silver Bullet Joyce Miller Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center Coral Reef Ecosystem Division UH – Joint Institute for Marine & Atmospheric Reseach Pacific Islands Benthic Habitat Mapping Center NOAA Fisheries Benthic Habitat Mapping Conference – Seattle WA – Aug , 2006

U.S. Coral Reef Task Force Goal Produce comprehensive digital maps of all shallow (<30m) coral reef ecosystems in the United States and characterize priority moderate-depth reef systems by 2009.

R/V AHI NOAA Ship Hi’ialakai Pacific Moderate Depth Mapping 240 kHz Reson 8101ER 250 m range 101 beams 30 kHz EM m range 135 beams 300 kHz EM3002D 150 m range “soundings”

Multibeam Coverage Since 2001 NWHI (2002/KM) 38,367 km 2 NWHI ( ) 2,821 km 2 MHI ( ) 2,505 km 2 CNMI/Guam (2003) 244 km 2 Am. Samoa ( ) 1,385 km 2 PRIAs (2006) 3,793 km 2 Total 49,115 km 2 (14,319 nm 2 ) NWHI (2002/KM) 38,367 km 2 NWHI ( ) 2,821 km 2 MHI ( ) 2,505 km 2 CNMI/Guam (2003) 244 km 2 Am. Samoa ( ) 1,385 km 2 PRIAs (2006) 3,793 km 2 Total 49,115 km 2 (14,319 nm 2 )

U.S. Pacific Islands: Vast and Remote Monitoring & Mapping ~55 Island/Atoll Ecosystems (6) (18) Wake Island (24) ** ** ** SaipanSaipanFrenchFrigateShoalsFrenchFrigateShoals Penguin Bank

French Frigate Shoals, NWHI EstimatedDepthsfromIKONOSSatelliteImageryEstimatedDepthsfromIKONOSSatelliteImagery EM120 & EM1002Multibeam EM1002Multibeam EM3002D & Reson 8101ER Multibeam EM3002D & Reson 8101ER Multibeam

French Frigate Shoals, NWHI, Bank top bathymetry 2 m grid cell size Fledermaus Image (next slide)

What are we looking for? 2-m grid of coral-rich bank top in m water depths – French Frigate Shoals, NWHI 10 m coral pinnacles 0.5 m sand waves m roughness Complex morphology at edge of bank Complex morphology at edge of bank Fledermaus Image

5x Slope & Complexity Complexity is derived by taking a slope of a 5x exaggerated slope (2 nd derivative). A GIS Recipe for Determining Benthic Complexity: Jeff Ardron, Marine Geography, Complexity is derived by taking a slope of a 5x exaggerated slope (2 nd derivative). A GIS Recipe for Determining Benthic Complexity: Jeff Ardron, Marine Geography, 2002.

Grid Size for Products When creating derivative products, what size grid cell should be used?

Rugosity Rugosity was derived using rugosity builder application developed by Jeff Jenness for NOAA’s Benthic Terrain Modeler. Rugosity was derived using rugosity builder application developed by Jeff Jenness for NOAA’s Benthic Terrain Modeler.

Complexity and Rugosity Similar Results

R/V AHI Reson kHz backscatter Backscatter from EM3002D (300 kHz) & Reson 8101 (240 kHZ)

At FFS complexity and backscatter are both very informative, but in different ways In mixed sediment and hard bottom areas, backscatter variations are more informative. In mixed sediment and hard bottom areas, backscatter variations are more informative. BackscatterBackscatter 2 m Complexity 2 m Rugosity

At FFS complexity and backscatter are very informative, but in different ways In hard coral and pavement areas, complexity and/or rugosity reveal subtle differences that backscatter does not show. In hard coral and pavement areas, complexity and/or rugosity reveal subtle differences that backscatter does not show. BackscatterBackscatter 2 m Complexity 2 m Rugosity

Saipan Garapan Anchorage, CNMI

Saipan Depth and 5x Slope

Saipan Complexity and Bathymetric Position Index (Feature Classification) Lundblad et al, 2006, A benthic terrain classification scheme for American Samoa, Marine Geodesy, 29(2): NOAA’s Benthic Terraine Modeler BPI

Saipan Backscatter: Lessons Learned 1.Run straight lines. 2.Minimize boat motion – yaw 3.Limit speed to 7 kts. 4.As at FFS, coral rich areas surrounded by hard bottom have similar backscatter signatures that are not easily differentiated. 5.Sandy areas show up well. 1.Run straight lines. 2.Minimize boat motion – yaw 3.Limit speed to 7 kts. 4.As at FFS, coral rich areas surrounded by hard bottom have similar backscatter signatures that are not easily differentiated. 5.Sandy areas show up well. BackscatterBackscatter BPIBPI

Main Hawaiian Islands

Penguin Bank Bathymetry and Bathymetry DerivativesDepthDepth 5x Slope ComplexityComplexity RugosityRugosity

Penguin Bank Backscatter

Uses of Derived Products for Ecosystem-Based Management With 22% of habitat still unmapped, there was a 56% correlation of whale sightings with slopes of less than 5% and a 67% correlation with low rugosity. With 22% of habitat still unmapped, there was a 56% correlation of whale sightings with slopes of less than 5% and a 67% correlation with low rugosity.

Techniques Under Investigation An Empirical Approach to Mapping the Distribution of Seafloor Geologic and Biologic Characteristics Offshore San Pedro, Southern California, Dartnell et al., Ocean Sciences, Feb. 2006, Honolulu. AVO Analysis Of Multibeam Backscatter, An Example From Little Bay, NH And Skjalfandi Ba, Iceland, Fonseca, et al., Ocean Sciences, Feb. 2004, Honolulu. Seafloor Texture Analysis of Saipan Anchorage Bathymetry using Local Fourier Histogram (LFH) Texture Features, G. R. Cutter Jr., October 2004

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