Service Description: Potential areas for siting artificial reefs in Florida
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Description: This feature is for MSP course in Three Seas Program. The polygon showed potential areas for siting artificial reefs in Florida. The analysis is based on Suitability molder with multiple layers including Coral tourism visitation, seafloor temperature, bathymetry, seafloor bottom types, existed artificial reefs from multiple data sources (details see Credits).
The source of data used in analysis are from ArcGIS Online Portal (Seafloor Temperature, Bathymetry Contours Southeast United States), Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission GIS & Data Downloads (Articial_Reefs_in_Florida, UnifiedReefMap); Kruer, C. R., & Causey, L. O. (2005). The use of large artificial reefs to enhance fish populations at different depths in the Florida Keys. Http://Aquaticcommons.Org/Id/Eprint/14606. https://aquadocs.org/handle/1834/30470; Spalding, M., Burke, L., Wood, S. A., Ashpole, J., Hutchison, J., & Zu Ermgassen, P. (2017). Mapping the global value and distribution of coral reef tourism. Marine Policy, 82, 104-113 ((MOW_Global_Coral_Tourism_Jan2017_Total_Visitation).
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