Framework and Publication of Arc Marine Dawn Wright, Oregon State Michael Blongewicz, DHI Environment Pat Halpin, Duke University Joe Breman, ESRI

Arc Marine Purpose Your Geodatabase TemplateYour Geodatabase Template –Data collection at sea/shore … to final geoprocessing, analysis Control of required data fields, common data structureControl of required data fields, common data structure –Simplify enterprise GIS project implementation E.g., cruises, MPA networks, habitat mappingE.g., cruises, MPA networks, habitat mapping Program Coding/Application DevelopmentProgram Coding/Application Development –Common/shared tool development –Rapid prototyping –Linkage to processing models Data Sharing/NetworkingData Sharing/Networking “Schooling” in the Gdb“Schooling” in the Gdb

Arc Marine Design Strategy Image modified from original by P. Halpin, Duke

Implementation Process Design Engineering Database Engineering Deployment/Rollout Since Oct 2001: 3 workshops, 3 ESRI UC sessionsSince Oct 2001: 3 workshops, 3 ESRI UC sessions ArcMarine Interest List: over 320 people, 32 countriesArcMarine Interest List: over 320 people, 32 countries Approaching final UML: feature classes, attributes, rules/behaviorsApproaching final UML: feature classes, attributes, rules/behaviors Case studies/tool development in 2005Case studies/tool development in 2005 ESRI Press Book in early 2007ESRI Press Book in early 2007 More info at dusk.geo.orst.edu/djl/arcgis/about.htmlMore info at dusk.geo.orst.edu/djl/arcgis/about.html

Arc Marine: GIS for a Blue Planet ESRI Press, 2007ESRI Press, 2007 –By Wright, Blongewicz, Halpin, Breman Full background documentation with 13 case studiesFull background documentation with 13 case studies Chapter 1 - Introduction (Conceptual Framework, Why Arc Marine?) - Wright, BremanChapter 1 - Introduction (Conceptual Framework, Why Arc Marine?) - Wright, Breman Chapter 2 - Common Marine Data Types - Halpin, WrightChapter 2 - Common Marine Data Types - Halpin, Wright

Arc Marine Thematic Layers

Marine Arc Marine … Chapters 3-6

Ch. 3 - Marine Surveys e.g., Inst. Points, Time Duration Line, Survey & Cruise object tables Louisiana Subsidence Implications of global warming, sea level rise Heather Mounts, PhotoScience, FL Cape Cod Marine Geological Survey Brian Andrews, USGS-Woods Hole, MA

Source: Sea Turtle Tracks (Caretta caretta) Sea Surface Temperature (warm core rings) Source: (Read & McClellan2004) Ocean Biogeographic Information System, Pat Halpin et al., Duke U. Ch. 4 - Marine Animal Tracking e.g., Location Series Points, Time Duration Lines and Areas, object tables and rasters

Ch. 5 - Time Series & Measurements e.g., TimeSeriesPoints, ProfileLine, Time Series/Meas object tables Marine Institute’s Marine Data Repository North Sea / Irish Sea Martina Hennesey et al., Marine Institute, Galway, IRELAND Eamonn Doyle et al., ESRI-IRELAND “90% of Ireland is undeveloped, undiscovered, and … underwater.”

Ch. 6 - Nearshore & Coastal Analysis e.g., Shorelines, ProfileLines, Marine Areas, object tables Martin County, FL Artificial Reefs, Hurricane Tracking Rob Hudson, PhotoScience; Kathy Fitzpatrick et al., Martin County Govt.

Ch. 6 - Nearshore & Coastal Analysis e.g., Shorelines, ProfileLines, Marine Areas, object tables Hawaiian Reef Fish and Marine Protected Areas Alyssa Aaby, UH; Dawn Wright, OSU Sediment Transport, Coastal Evolution Michael Blongewicz et al., DHI Conservation of Pacific Corals, National Park Service Lisa Wedding et al., NPS

Ch. 7 - Model Meshes e.g., finite element Mesh Points, Mesh Elements, Scientific Mesh Michael Blongewicz, DHI Juergen Schulz-Olberg, BSH (Federal Maritime & Hydrographic Agency of Germany) Ch. 8 - Multidimensional GIS 2-D time series, netCDF, 3-D interpolation, visualizations Joe Breman, ESRI; Dawn Wright, OSU; Michael Blongewicz, DHI

Ch. 9 - Afterword/Epilogue Review/wrap-up, importance of common tools in future (tools for data import, filter, extraction, synching, modeling, software dependencies, etc.) data models as they relate to generic web services, specific IMSs such OBIS-SEAMAP projects, streaming data into the ArcMarine gdb structure Interoperability - linking ArcMarine with Arc Hydro and other DMs, generic discussion that points to web resources All 4 authors Accompanying Web Site: ArcMarine Poster, Tutorial, UML/XMI, Tool Suite

Arc Marine: GIS for a Blue Planet Foreword by Jane Lubchenco - Distinguished professor of zoology/marine ecology at OSU, member of National Science Board (governing body of NSF), National Academy of SciencesForeword by Jane Lubchenco - Distinguished professor of zoology/marine ecology at OSU, member of National Science Board (governing body of NSF), National Academy of Sciences Back cover quotes:Back cover quotes: –Margaret Davidson, NOAA CSC –Nancy Tosta, VP of Ross & Associates –Modeling community rep. (DHI) –IOOS/Ocean.us angle - Lee Dantzler? –Carl Safina, Blue Ocean Institute –The Nature Conservancy/SCGIS angle - Dick Cameron? Frank Biasi? Larry Sugerbaker? (Nature Serve) –Others? External reviews (and more from intl. review team)External reviews (and more from intl. review team)

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