The Multipurpose Marine Cadastre A Tool for Planning & Decision Making in the Marine Environment Christine Taylor Minerals Management Service (MMS) David.

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The Multipurpose Marine Cadastre A Tool for Planning & Decision Making in the Marine Environment Christine Taylor Minerals Management Service (MMS) David Stein, Adam Bode National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Coastal Services Center

Multipurpose Marine Cadastre Presentation Outline MMC Overview Partnerships Data and Viewers Case Studies

Multipurpose Marine Cadastre A marine information system for the outer continental shelf and state waters that provides a data framework to support decision making.

Multipurpose Marine Cadastre History Energy Policy Act of 2005 Section 388 – Alternative Energy Related Uses on the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Develop an OCS mapping initiative Marine Boundary Working Group developed an implementation plan called the multipurpose marine cadastre Multi-year, interagency plan which focuses on... Data compilation Data access, standardization, and viewing Case studies Partnership development Capacity building

Partners and Providers Current Partnerships Minerals Management Service (lead) NOAA Coastal Services Center (technical lead) NOAA Office of Coast Survey NOAA National Marine Sanctuaries NOAA Marine Protected Areas NOAA Fisheries U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Park Service Federal Energy Regulatory Commission The Nature Conservancy California Coastal Conservancy Potential Partnership Opportunities Department of Defense (DoD) Coast Guard Massachusetts Coastal Zone Mgmt. Rhode Island CRMC Department of Energy South Carolina OCRM Northeast Regional Ocean Council Washington State Ecology NFRA Other States

Multipurpose Marine Cadastre Land-Based Cadastre Example Marine-Based Cadastre Example

Multipurpose Marine Cadastre Data Themes Human Uses * Marine Habitat and Biodiversity * Marine Infrastructure Georegulations Geology and Seafloor * Marine Cadastre Base Maps * Denotes significant gaps in data

So, Things Like: Offshore Wind Farms

Alternative forms of wave energy

Why is the Multipurpose Marine Cadastre Important? Improves coordination and decision making Venue to resolve and modernize boundaries Relevant to all ocean planning issues Venue for new data Reduces data costs for states

MMC - Data Management Vision Data needed to support ocean planning and management is available from the authoritative source in an easily accessible format so that end users can visualize and access data for their specific needs.

MMC - Data Access and Management Data is managed and maintained by the authoritative source The Center harvests on a periodic basis to keep the viewers up to date Access is provided via the Marine Boundary Working Group data portal Working on a series of data bundles Core marine cadastre Marine Infrastructure – ENCs Georegulations Version 1 Configuration

MMC - Viewers Web-based and client-side ArcIMS ArcReader Google Earth Provides access to data Map-making functionality Used for decision support Driven by partner needs

Case Studies Criteria: Meets customer needs Meets project objectives Builds collective capacity Available resources How we engage depends on level of partner capacity

Case Studies Partners: Minerals Management Service and NOAA CSC Issue: Alternative Energy Development on the OCS Task: Develop mapping applications to support energy planning and regulations Status: Ongoing effort

Case Studies Partner: California Coastal Conservancy Issue: Need data and maps for wave energy reports Task: Provide data and map services to support ocean planning Status: Completed

Case Studies Partner: NOAA NMFS Habitat Conservation Division Issue: Need system to support hydrokinetic project permit review Task: Map critical habitat data Status: Ongoing - exploring work with other NMFS regions

In Summary…  MMC is issue driven  Gaining momentum through case studies and partnerships  Scalable and transferrable  Products and support include:  Authoritative marine boundary and supporting data  Stand-alone and customizable data viewers  Templates for developing map viewers  Support on a case-by-case basis 

MMC – Future Activities  Work to achieve our vision of a distributed system  Integrate biology, benthic, and human use data  Provide a range of visualization and analysis options  Capitalize on emerging partnership opportunities (e.g. ESRI, Google, Academia)  Engage in demonstration projects, e.g. decision support for MSP, enhanced tools for renewable energy

Contacts  Christine Taylor, MMS–  David Stein, NOAA CSC –  Adam Bode, NOAA CSC – Web access points:  