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Bottom-up landscape science and visualization for wildlife management at Yellowstone NP and Carmel Bay (Systems Integration and Visualization of Yellowstone)

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1 Bottom-up landscape science and visualization for wildlife management at Yellowstone NP and Carmel Bay (Systems Integration and Visualization of Yellowstone) Fred Watson 1*, Collaborators: Bob Garrott 2*, PJ White 3*, Susan Alexander 1*, Rick Wallen 3, Wendi Newman 1, Thor Anderson 1, Tom Thein 1, Jon Detka 1, Alberto Guzman 1, Claire Gower 2, Jason Bruggeman 2+, Matt Becker 2, Sally Plumb 3, Chris Geremia 3 James Lindholm 1*, Rick Starr 4, Jessica Watson 1 1 California State University Monterey Bay, 2 Montana State University Bozeman, 3 Yellowstone National Park, 4 Moss Landing Marine Labs, * Principal Investigators, + Formerly Presented at NASA Biodiversity and Ecological Forecasting Team Meeting May 7 th 2009, New York, NY Funding: NASA NCC2-1186 & NCC13-03009, NSF DEB 0074444 & DEB-0413570, NPS, NOAA (California Sea Grant) EcoViz: Ecosystem Science and Visualization

2 Broad, Robust, Efficient But potentially more difficult to identify linkages between specific management environments and data products (?) More focused, decisions realized within project timeframe But difficult to scale up & generalize Therefore costly This project

3 Scale-dependency of interactions between ecology, administration, and outcomes Management scale Agency Staff Species Ecosystem Ecological scale Outcome scale Decisions Policies A D C B

4 Scale-dependency of interactions between ecology, administration, and outcomes Management scale Agency Staff Species Ecosystem Ecological scale Outcome scale Decisions Policies A D C B

5 EcoViz: Yellowstone Ecosystem Science and Visualization

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7 Journal papers Book chapters

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10 Journal papers Book chapters

11 Rockfish movement and habitat in Carmel Bay, California

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