1. Recent and Future Seafloor Mapping Plans of the USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Team and The Consortium for California Coastal Geologic and Habitat Mapping Guy Cochrane USGS Coastal and Marine Geology gcochrane@usgs.gov 831-427-4754

7. Species-specific Habitat Maps Seafloor Facies Rock Boulder/Cobble Sediment Bocaccio (fish/m2) Cylinder: 1.0 - 9.9 x 10-3 Cross: 1.0 - 9.9 x 10-4 Circle: 1.0 - 9.9 x 10-3 Bocaccio Pete Dartnell, Linda Snook, Mary Yoklavich, Milton Love

8. Organize an open forum to communicate marine seafloor mapping efforts, uses for data, data availability, and data voids, including periodic workshops, Develop mapping priorities and funding approaches that emphasize joint multi-disciplinary and multi- institutional partners, Facilitate the creation of standards and protocols for data acquistion, analysis, and display. Data includes sonar, lidar, video, and still photographs. Generate, and publish quad based geologic and habitat maps through a web-based system, using digital and paper media, for scientists, industry, NGOs, and the general public. Maintain an online database of data holdings showing data types, coverage, quality of data, and citation of data-release publications. Consortium for California Coastal Geologic and Habitat Mapping Objectives

9. Topo-Bathy Basemap for paper maps Grid for GIS Geologic unit as a drape over bathymetry as a polygon attribute Hazards and resources active areas such as landslides as polygon attribute aggregates (sand and gravel) as polygon attribute geologic structure as line features epicenters as point features? Surficial seafloor substrate as a polygon attribute thickness? Habitats Greene et al. classification as polygon attribute Physical processes A difference grid where new bathy-topo data is available A predicted temporal and magnitude change polygon attribute? Legal boundaries State jurisdiction MPAs Federal Jurisdiction Shoreline Consortium for California Coastal Geologic and Habitat Mapping Prototype GIS Map Features

10. Consortium for California Coastal Geologic and Habitat Mapping Agency Roles California Department of Fish and Game – priorities, funding, data acquisition, standards. California State Coastal Conservancy – priorities, funding California Geological Survey – priorities, funding, data acquisition, analysis, production, standards, sales. California State Boating Works – priorities, funding, standards. California State University Monterey Bay Seafloor Mapping Lab – data acquisition, analysis, standards. California State University Moss Landing Marine Lab – data acquisition, analysis, standards. Minerals Management Service – priorities, funding, standards. Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute – data acquisition, analysis, standards. National Park Service – priorities, funding, standards. NOAA MPA Center – priorities, funding, standards. NOAA National Marine Sanctuaries – priorities, funding, standards. NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service – priorities, funding, data acquisition, analysis, standards NOAA Ocean Service – priorities, funding, data acquisition, standards. Oregon State University – data acquisition, analysis, standards. USGS Coastal and Marine Geology – priorities, funding, data acquisition, analysis, standards. USGS Geography – funding, production, standards, sales. USGS Geology – priorities, funding, data acquisition, analysis, standards.

11. Recent and Future Seafloor Mapping Plans of the USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Team and The Consortium for California Coastal Geologic and Habitat Mapping Guy Cochrane USGS Coastal and Marine Geology gcochrane@usgs.gov 831-427-4754