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Title: ShoreZone Mapping for Kodiak Island 050764
Project Year and Number: 2005: 050764
Other Fiscal Years and Numbers for this Project: None
Principal Investigator (PI): Sue Saupe (Cook Inlet Regional Citizens Advisory Council)
Managing Agency: NOAA
Assisting Personnel: John Harper
Project Website: http://www.coastalaska.net
Research Location: Kodiak Island Archipelago
Restoration Category: Research
Injured Resources Addressed: Not Specified
Abstract: This project would complete a Kodiak ShoreZone mapping program initiated in 2002 by the EVOSTC and the Cook Inlet RCAC by mapping the rest of the Kodiak Island archipelago following the existing Alaska ShoreZone Mapping Protocols (Harper and Morris 2003). Aerial video imagery (AVI) would be collected in two 6-day surveys and would be the primary source for completing the subsequent biophysical mapping database of intertidal and shallow subtidal areas. These data will complement the 1600 km of existing mapping on Kodiak and the 7000 km so far within the GEM area. In addition to the agency and researcher support that ShoreZone has gained in Alaska--- most specifically to provide needed GEM-area habitat data---there was significant community support for completing the coastal mapping shown during a recent workshop (15 March 2004) in Kodiak when the ShoreZone mapping data and products completed to date were described and demonstrated.Proposal: View (1,090 KB)
Reports:
Annual Report FY05: View (84 KB)
Annual Report FY06: View (753 KB)
Final Report: View (9,691 KB)
Publications from this Project: None Available