Framework and Publication of Arc Marine

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Framework and Publication ofArc Marine
Dawn Wright, Oregon State Michael Blongewicz, DHI
Environment Pat Halpin, Duke University Joe
Breman, ESRI
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Arc Marine Purpose

• Your Geodatabase Template
• Data collection at sea/shore to final
  geoprocessing, analysis
• Control of required data fields, common data
  structure
• Simplify enterprise GIS project implementation
• E.g., cruises, MPA networks, habitat mapping
• Program Coding/Application Development
• Common/shared tool development
• Rapid prototyping
• Linkage to processing models

• Data Sharing/Networking
• Schooling in the Gdb

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Arc Marine Design Strategy
Image modified from original by P. Halpin, Duke
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Implementation Process
Design Engineering
Database Engineering
Deployment/Rollout

• Since Oct 2001 3 workshops, 3 ESRI UC sessions
• ArcMarine Interest List over 320 people, 32
  countries
• Approaching final UML feature classes,
  attributes, rules/behaviors
• Case studies/tool development in 2005
• ESRI Press Book in early 2007
• More info at dusk.geo.orst.edu/djl/arcgis/about.ht
  ml

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Arc Marine GIS for a Blue Planet

• ESRI Press, 2007
• By Wright, Blongewicz, Halpin, Breman
• Full background documentation with 13 case
  studies
• Chapter 1 - Introduction (Conceptual Framework,
  Why Arc Marine?) - Wright, Breman
• Chapter 2 - Common Marine Data Types - Halpin,
  Wright

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Arc Marine Thematic Layers
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Arc Marine Thematic Layers
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Arc Marine Chapters 3-6
Marine
Marine
Marine
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Ch. 3 - Marine Surveyse.g., Inst. Points, Time
Duration Line, Survey Cruise object tables
Cape Cod Marine Geological SurveyBrian Andrews,
USGS-Woods Hole, MA
Louisiana SubsidenceImplications of global
warming, sea level riseHeather Mounts,
PhotoScience, FL
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Ch. 4 - Marine Animal Trackinge.g., Location
Series Points, Time Duration Lines and Areas,
object tables and rasters
Ocean Biogeographic Information System, Pat
Halpin et al., Duke U.
Sea Turtle Tracks (Caretta caretta)
Sea Surface Temperature (warm core rings)
Source http//www.po.gso.uri.edu/SST/
Source http//obis.env.duke.edu/datasets/ (Read
McClellan2004)
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Ch. 5 - Time Series Measurementse.g.,
TimeSeriesPoints, ProfileLine, Time Series/Meas
object tables
Marine Institutes Marine Data RepositoryNorth
Sea / Irish SeaMartina Hennesey et al., Marine
Institute, Galway, IRELANDEamonn Doyle et al.,
ESRI-IRELAND
90 of Ireland is undeveloped, undiscovered, and
underwater.
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Ch. 6 - Nearshore Coastal Analysise.g.,
Shorelines, ProfileLines, Marine Areas, object
tables
Martin County, FL Artificial Reefs, Hurricane
TrackingRob Hudson, PhotoScience Kathy
Fitzpatrick et al., Martin County Govt.
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Ch. 6 - Nearshore Coastal Analysise.g.,
Shorelines, ProfileLines, Marine Areas, object
tables
Hawaiian Reef Fish and Marine Protected
AreasAlyssa Aaby, UH Dawn Wright, OSU
Conservation of Pacific Corals, National Park
ServiceLisa Wedding et al., NPS
Sediment Transport, Coastal EvolutionMichael
Blongewicz et al., DHI
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Ch. 7 - Model Meshese.g., finite element Mesh
Points, Mesh Elements, Scientific Mesh Michael
Blongewicz, DHI Juergen Schulz-Olberg,
BSH(Federal Maritime Hydrographic Agency of
Germany) Ch. 8 - Multidimensional GIS2-D
time series, netCDF, 3-D interpolation,
visualizationsJoe Breman, ESRI Dawn Wright,
OSU Michael Blongewicz, DHI
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• Ch. 9 - Afterword/EpilogueReview/wrap-up,
  importance of common tools in future (tools for
  data import, filter, extraction, synching,
  modeling, software dependencies, etc.)
• data models as they relate to generic web
  services, specific IMSs such OBIS-SEAMAP
  projects, streaming data into the ArcMarine gdb
  structure
• Interoperability - linking ArcMarine with Arc
  Hydro and other DMs,
• generic discussion that points to web resources
  All 4 authors Accompanying Web
  SiteArcMarine Poster, Tutorial, UML/XMI, Tool
  Suite

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Arc Marine GIS for a Blue Planet

• Foreword by Jane Lubchenco - Distinguished
  professor of zoology/marine ecology at OSU,
  member of National Science Board (governing body
  of NSF), National Academy of Sciences
• Back cover quotes
• Margaret Davidson, NOAA CSC
• Nancy Tosta, VP of Ross Associates
• Modeling community rep. (DHI)
• IOOS/Ocean.us angle - Lee Dantzler?
• Carl Safina, Blue Ocean Institute
• The Nature Conservancy/SCGIS angle - Dick
  Cameron? Frank Biasi? Larry Sugerbaker? (Nature
  Serve)
• Others?
• External reviews (and more from intl. review
  team)

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More information

• dusk.geo.orst.edu/djl/arcgis
• includes downloads, new tutorial
• support.esri.com/datamodels