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Network nodes · 4
Southeast US MBON
Node
U.S. South FL Nat'l Marine Sanctuaries Seascapes

Southeast US MBON

Southeastern United States, integrating fieldwork and satellite observations.

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N. California Current MBON
Node
U.S. California Current Seascapes Ecosystem assessment

N. California Current MBON

Upwelling-driven productivity off Oregon and Washington.

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Gulf of Maine MBON
Node
U.S. Gulf of Maine Phytoplankton Climate change

Gulf of Maine MBON

Cold-water shelf ecosystem and fisheries.

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Central California MBON
Node
U.S. Monterey Bay Ecosystem assessment Climate change

Central California MBON

Monterey Bay sanctuary observing and Seascapes.

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Working groups · 1
Working Group
Remote Sensing Seascapes Phytoplankton

Remote Sensing & Seascapes

Advancing satellite remote sensing and dynamic seascape products to map and monitor marine biodiversity and its drivers across the MBON network.

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Methods · 1
Remote Sensing
Method
Remote Sensing Seascapes Phytoplankton

Remote Sensing

Satellites and aerial sensors resolve ocean color, temperature, and habitat extent across millions of square kilometers — scales no ship survey can match.

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Tools · 3
seascapeR
Tool
Package Global Seascapes

seascapeR

An R package and prototype interface to explore Seascapes in different marine regions, including U.S. National Marine Sanctuaries.

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CoastWatch OBIS Indicator Explorer
Tool
App Global Seascapes Ecosystem assessment

CoastWatch OBIS Indicator Explorer

Server-side tool that co-locates satellite remote sensing products, gridded model outputs, and OBIS field observations to generate biodiversity indicators for any polygon.

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Seascapes Viewer
Tool
App Nat'l Marine Sanctuaries Global Seascapes

Seascapes Viewer

Interactive Shiny application for visualizing global Seascape Classes in time and space across U.S. National Marine Sanctuaries.

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Papers · 1
2020
Paper

Dynamic Satellite Seascapes as a Biogeographic Framework for Understanding Phytoplankton Assemblages in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, United States

Enrique Montes et al. · Frontiers in Marine Science

Remote Sensing 2020 Seascapes Phytoplankton
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News · 2
US and Global MBON Partnership: MBON Seascapes on NOAA CoastWatch
Jan 2020
News
Partnership

US and Global MBON Partnership: MBON Seascapes on NOAA CoastWatch

US and global MBON partnered with US IOOS, NOAA’s Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML), and …

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MBON and AOML Characterize Seascapes Biogeographic Regions to Understand Phytoplankton Assemblages in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
Aug 2017
News
Research

MBON and AOML Characterize Seascapes Biogeographic Regions to Understand Phytoplankton Assemblages in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

MBON, with NOAA/AOML, has characterized seascapes for the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary (FKNMS) and southwest Florida shelf nearshore environment using …

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