Comparing Coral Demographic Surveys From In Situ Observations and Structure-From-Motion Photogrammetry on High Diversity Reefs Shows Low Methodological Bias but Highlights Persistent Areas of Concern

Charendoff, Jonathan A.; Couch, Courtney; Oliver, Thomas; Lamirand, Mia; Amir, Corinne; Basden, Isabelle; Torres-Pulliza, Damaris; Asbury, Mollie; Winston, Morgan; Huntington, Brittany; Lichowski, Frances; Osborn, Nicolas; Ehrenberg, Jon; Garriques, Joao; Samson, Jennifer

doi:10.25923/8r7f-t404

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Comparing Coral Demographic Surveys From In Situ Observations and Structure-From-Motion Photogrammetry on High Diversity Reefs Shows Low Methodological Bias but Highlights Persistent Areas of Concern

2023
By Charendoff, Jonathan A. ; Couch, Courtney ; Oliver, Thomas ; ...
Series: NOAA technical memorandum NMFS PIFSC ; 153

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Charendoff, Jonathan A. ; Couch, Courtney ; Oliver, Thomas ; Lamirand, Mia ; Amir, Corinne ; Basden, Isabelle ; Torres-Pulliza, Damaris ; Asbury, Mollie ; Winston, Morgan ; Huntington, Brittany ; Lichowski, Frances ; Osborn, Nicolas ; Ehrenberg, Jon ; Garriques, Joao ; Samson, Jennifer Less -
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Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center (U.S.). ; Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research. ; Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology. ; Arizona State University. School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning.

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The Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center’s Ecosystem Sciences Division (ESD) executes the National Coral Reef Monitoring Program (NCRMP) across 40 primary islands, atolls, and shallow banks in the U.S. Pacific. The goal of NCRMP is to understand how reefs are responding, in both time and space, to local and global disturbances, and what factors enhance reef resilience.
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