Coastal Web Atlases in the Chesapeake Bay Region: Examples from Virginia and Maryland Marcia R. Berman Center for Coastal Resources Management Virginia.

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Coastal Web Atlases in the Chesapeake Bay Region: Examples from Virginia and Maryland Marcia R. Berman Center for Coastal Resources Management Virginia Institute of Marine Science

Virginia Coastal Geospatial Education Mapping System Maryland Shorelines Onlines

Chesapeake Bay Coastal Atlases in Review VA Coastal GEMS NOAA funded Developed and served offsite ArcIms Data partners Baseline and modeled data Interactive map interface MD Shorelines Online NOAA funded Developed and served offsite ArcIms Data partners Baseline and modeled data Web portal with map interface

With respect to What works well Common problems Do they meet the definition of a coastal atlas? Are they interoperable?

VIRGINIA Coastal Geospatial and Education Mapping System GEMS

VA Coastal GEMS

Data Categories Water Features Shoreline Features Land Features Wildlife Recreational Features Conservation Planning Tools Conservation Planning Examples Reference Layers

Data Layers Water Features Commercial Shellfish Aquaculture Sites Oyster Gardening Sites State Constructed Oyster Reefs Baylor Grounds (Public Oyster Grounds) Private Oyster Leases Seaside SAV Planting Sites Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) Anadromous Fish Use Areas Fisheries Management Areas Threatened & Endangered Species Waters Healthy Streams Shoreline Features Beaches Above High Water Chesapeake Bay Dunes Wetlands (Tidal & Non-Tidal) Restored Riparian Buffer Sites Land Features Conservation Lands Forest Cover Barrier Island Ownership Wildlife Essential Wildlife Habitat Important Bird Areas Migratory Songbird Stopover Habitat Recreational Features VDGIF Boat Ramps Scenic Rivers Birding & Wildlife Trail Sites and Loops Seaside Eastern Shore Water Trail Public Access Sites Conservation Planning Tools Oyster Aquaculture Vulnerability Model Clam Aquaculture Vulnerability Model Biotic Stream Assessment (INSTAR) Sites Benthic Index of Biotic Integrity Historic & Cultural Value Model Predicted Growth Model Forest Economics Model Ecological Cores Landscape Corridors Agricultural Model Recreation Model Watershed Integrity Model Tidal Flushing Rates Condemned Shellfish Areas Accomack County Bayside Buffer Classification Clam Aquaculture Suitability Model Oyster Aquaculture Suitability Model Invasive Reed (Phragmites) Marina Siting Suitability Impediments to Fish Movement Impaired Waters Conservation Planning Examples Dragon Run Program Boundary Seaside Heritage Program Boundary Southern Watersheds Program Boundary Hampton Roads Conservation Corridors Reference Layers County Boundaries Watershed Boundaries Detailed Streams Roads

VA Coastal GEMS

Conservation Planning Tools

Fact Sheets

Address Search

Maryland Shorelines Online

MD Shorelines Online

Educational Materials

Coastal Hazard Management

Interactive Mapping MD Shoreline Changes Online

Maryland Shoreline Changes Online Blue Infrastructure Coastal Bays Rates of Change Historical Shorelines Shoreline Inventory Littoral Drift Maps Transportation Hydrology Storm Surge Areas Watersheds Municipal Boundaries Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Imagery Boundaries

Maryland Shoreline Changes Online

Blue Infrastructure Coastal Bays Rates of Change Historical Shorelines Shoreline Inventory Littoral Drift Maps Transportation Hydrology Storm Surge Areas Watersheds Municipal Boundaries Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Imagery Boundaries

Shoreline Changes Online Historical Shorelines/Change Rates

Shoreline Changes Online Blue Infrastructure

With respect to What works well – data partners – simple /familiar layout – comprehensive Common problems – Offsite management – Cartographic challenges – Loading speeds – Metadata completeness Are they interoperable?