“…how NOAA might improve its navigation and science-related products and services.” John Rooney, Ph.D. Pacific Islands Benthic Habitat Mapping Center (PIBHMC)

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“…how NOAA might improve its navigation and science-related products and services.” John Rooney, Ph.D. Pacific Islands Benthic Habitat Mapping Center (PIBHMC) Coral Reef Ecosystem Division NOAA Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center

PIBHMC: Pacific Islands Region - coral reef ecosystems Funded by NOAA CRCP & partners depth, substrate, biological communities Provide data  CMSP & management Stats Bathymetry Coral Cover Hard/Soft Substrate

delineate MPAs plan sub-sea pipeline and cable routes designate anchorage areas delineate EFH & HAPC environmental impact assessment characterize fish communities and fish/habitat associations stratification of biological surveying site selection for research tsunami inundation maps safe navigation Uses of map products:

Bathymetry Syntheses: Northwestern Hawaiian Islands American Samoa CNMI and Guam Pacific Remote Islands Area Main Hawaiian Islands - SOEST Data Exchange: NGDC, NAVOCEANO, OCS, PMEL, HMRG, HURL, etc. PIBHMC website

Shared Challenges: - Long distances between island groups islands, atolls & banks - Many other banks - Existing chart data old & incomplete - Funding reductions - requests: critical needs/ improved efficiency NOAA Chart No , Dec. 2007

Regional Asset - Survey launch R/V AHI & Reson 8101ER harbor surveys tsunami inundation damage assessment

nearshore bathymetry gap

#2. Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning: Implement comprehensive, integrated, ecosystem-based coastal and marine spatial planning and management in the United States.

Requests for recommendations: 1.Help maintain availability of R/V AHI. 2. Collect bathymetric LIDAR to fill nearshore gap. 3. Support collection of mapping data for CMSP. 4.Initiate long-term agreement to share data with DOD. …the End