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SOUTH ATLANTIC MPAS AND DEEPWATER CORAL HAPCS: CHARACTERIZATION OF BENTHIC HABITAT AND FAUNA FOR; NOAA SHIP PISCES CRUISE 13-03 UNCW SUPER PHANTOM ROV JULY 2-11, 2013.
Get PDFA 12 day research cruise was conducted July 2-11, 2013, on the NOAA Ship Pisces with the UNCW Super Phantom ROV by NOAA National Marine Fisheries in collaboration with the Cooperative Institute for Ocean Exploration, Research, and Technology (CIOERT) at Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, Florida Atlantic University (HBOI-FAU), and other academic and federal partners (including NOAA NCCOS and University of North Carolina at Wilmington).
Recently, the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council (SAFMC) established eight deepwater Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) along the outer continental shelf off the southeastern U.S. This project is one of several research cruises to document and characterize the benthic habitat, benthic biota, and fish populations within and adjacent to these protected areas within the jurisdiction of the SAFMC. This monitoring program for the MPAs will ensure the Council remains well informed of changes within reef fish populations and coral habitats associated with these MPAs.
A Cruise Plan for the 2013 Pisces cruise was finalized and approved by the NOAA Office of Marine and Aviation Operations, detailing the operating area, research objectives, personnel, itinerary, equipment, data management, and the methods for each operation including ROV operations, multibeam sonar surveys, and CTD casts
PHOTO ALBUM AND TAXONOMY OF BENTHIC MACROBIOTA FROM 2012-2013 ROV DIVES ON TORTUGAS MESOPHOTIC REEFS.
Get PDFPROPOSAL TO GULF OF MEXICO FISHERY MANAGEMENT COUNCIL AND FKNMS: MESOPHOTIC REEFS OUTSIDE OF THE TORTUGAS ECOLOGICAL RESERVES.
Get PDF2013-2014 HBOI CIOERT surveys with Mohawk ROV of random 1 km²blocks outside of the Tortugas Ecological Reserve and Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Red blocks had reef and hardbottom habitat
CONNECTIVITY OF THE PULLEY RIDGE - SOUTH FLORIDA CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEM: PROCESSES TO DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS.
No full textThis cruise is the fourth of seven planned for this project. The intent of this preliminary report is to provide information on sampling and other activities of this cruise, so that processing of data and samples can quickly begin and planning for future cruises can be optimized; a final cruise report will be submitted by the end of the year after the fifth cruise. Significant progress was made on all tasks
PHOTO ALBUM AND TAXONOMY OF BENTHIC MACROBIOTA AND FISH FROM 2011-2013 ROV DIVES ON SHELF-EDGE MPAS OFF SOUTHEASTERN U.S.
Get PDFPHOTO ALBUM AND TAXONOMY OF BENTHIC MACROBIOTA FROM 2012-2013 ROV DIVES ON PULLEY RIDGE MESOPHOTIC REEFS.
Get PDFHow to Eat an Ugly Frog and Love It: Practical Advice on Managing Workplace Priorities
No full textThe document presents a workshop on managing workplace priorities, emphasizing the \u27eat that frog\u27 approach, which encourages tackling the most important and often procrastinated tasks first. It provides practical tips for effective planning, prioritization, and self-motivation to enhance productivity. Key strategies include setting organizational value, focusing on key result areas, and continuously upgrading skills to achieve career goals
SOUTH ATLANTIC MPAS AND DEEPWATER CORAL HAPCS: CHARACTERIZATION OF BENTHIC HABITAT AND FAUNA.
Get PDFSemi-Annual Report South Atlantic Shelf-edge MPAs and Deep-water Coral HAPCs Summary of Accomplishments to Date (April 1, 2013–September 30, 2013
SOUTH ATLANTIC MPAS AND DEEPWATER CORAL HAPCS: CHARACTERIZATION OF BENTHIC HABITAT AND FAUNA.
Get PDFThis cruise was conducted from July 6 to 19, 2012 in the previous reporting period, and a 731 page preliminary cruise report was submitted to the SAFMC on August 8, 2012 (Harter, Reed, David, and Farrington, 2012)
Six Thinking Hats in the Library
No full textThis document discusses Edward de Bono\u27s Six Thinking Hats technique for creative thinking and effective decision making. The Six Hats include Blue for process, White for objective facts, Red for feelings, Green for creative ideas, Yellow for benefits, and Black for cautions. Each hat represents a different perspective and helps separate thinking styles. The document provides an overview of each hat and how it can be applied, using an example of whether librarians should wear tutus. It also outlines a group exercise to practice applying the Six Hats technique