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What is GIS?
Click here for information on the interactive mapping tools. (68 KB PDF)
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| MPA Monitoring Map |
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The SIMoN MPA Monitoring Map is a Google Maps application designed to facilitate coordination amongst investigators to understand and manage State Marine Protected Areas in the region. Contact Steve Lonhart at (831) 420-3661 or steve.lonhart@noaa.gov for questions, comments, or assistance. |
| Water Quality Viewer |
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The SIMoN Water Quality Monitoring Viewer is a Google Maps application that provides the locations, measurement types, and data access information for water quality monitoring programs in the region. Contact Bridget Hoover at (831) 647-4217 or bridget.hoover@noaa.gov for questions, comments, or assistance. |
| Sanctuary Characterization & Image Display (SCID) |
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SCID provides rapid dissemination of Sanctuary characterization information (including video imagery, frame grabs, and ultimately scientific data) to Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary (MBNMS) staff, researchers, and the public using a user-friendly graphical interface. |
| Central California Marine Habitat Viewer |
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This SIMoN viewer provides GIS data layers on the various habitats found in the Monterey Bay, Cordell Bank and Gulf of the Farallones national marine sanctuaries. |
| West Coast Observatories Viewer |
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This Internet map application provides a common, geospatially referenced view of coastal and ocean observations in and around the West Coast National Marine Sanctuaries. Observation data are generally grouped into two categories: 1) near-real time observations; 2) long term observations. Near real time observations include marine and land surface weather data acquired from the Meteorological Assimilation Data Ingest System (MADIS). Data are assimilated into a geospatially enabled database on an hourly basis and stored for 48 hours. Long term observations include imagery products created for a three month period. |
| CeNCOOS Data Portal |
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The CeNCOOS Data Portal (CDP) allows you to do the following:
1) Examine real-time plots or tables of six ocean and weather variables from ocean and coastal assets;
2) Observe real-time ocean and coastal images through webcams;
3) Generate historic data plots or tables in 30-day blocks (date range depends on asset);
4) Download data from assets for a variety of uses: Microsoft Excel or text editors (CSV/TSV), Google Earth (KML) and machine-to-machine access (XML)." |
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