Great Lakes spatial priorities study

Gouws, Karen; Esselman, Peter; Brinks, Linden; Kearns, Timothy; Zhang, Xiaofan; Chappell, Ashley; Krumwiede, Brandon; Buja, Ken; Westington, Meredith; Yung, Cathleen

doi:10.25923/4dzh-wh46

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Great Lakes spatial priorities study

2022
By Gouws, Karen ; Esselman, Peter ; Brinks, Linden ; ...
Series: NOAA technical memorandum NOS CS ; 51

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United States. Office of Coast Survey. ; Coast Survey Development Laboratory (U.S.)

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NOS (National Ocean Service) ; NCCOS (National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science) ; OCM (Office for Coastal Management) ; OCS (Office of Coast Survey)

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State and provincial governments, federal governments, academia, tribes and First Nations, and other stakeholders from both the U.S. and Canada all have mapping interests across Great Lakes waters. Identifying and communicating target geographies for new data collection that are shared among multiple organizations can both help to avoid redundancy of new mapping efforts, and create opportunities for greater efficiency through collaboration. To address this issue, a spatial priorities study was conducted using a geospatial tool developed by the National Ocean Service’s National Centers for Coastal and Ocean Science (NCCOS). The tool provided an easy-to-use online interface in which programs can identify their priorities in a simple and straightforward way. This study asked representatives of Great Lakes management and science organizations to identify the areas for which they needed maps of lakebed features on a near-term, mid-term, and long-term timeframe, and why. Then, the responses were analyzed and overlaid to determine areas of shared mapping need and opportunity and to determine the types of map products needed.
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Lakes Multibeam Mapping Strategic Planning Underwater Exploration Great Lakes Spatial Priorities
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NOAA technical memorandum NOS CS ; 51
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https://doi.org/10.25923/4dzh-wh46
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Great Lakes (North America)
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