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Chapter in a Book: Strategies to Increase the Impact and Effectiveness of Long-Term Marine Monitoring Programs

 
Publication number Date Published
15-03-018June 2015
VIEW NOW Chapter in a Book: Strategies to Increase the Impact and Effectiveness of Long-Term Marine Monitoring Programs (Number of pages: 14) (Publication Size: 778KB)




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Author(s) Krembs, C. and B. Sackmann
Description Long-term marine monitoring data are indispensable for establishing baselines, detecting trends, and understanding coastal marine systems. Yet the need exists to communicate that information in a way to attract public visibility and have greater scientific impact. Eyes Over Puget Sound (EOPS) was developed as an image-rich, story-driven, surface-condition report published two days after visiting the field. EOPS serves as an access point for a wide range of long-term monitoring information. Half a million downloads per year speak to the success of the program.

This chapter is pages 43-56 in the book, Coastal Ecosystems: Experiences and Recommendations for Environmental Monitoring Programs. Editor: Maria-Teresa Sebastia. Copyright 2015 by Nova Science Publishers, New York, NY.

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Keywords marine monitoring, marine waters
WEB PAGE Marine Water Monitoring: Water Surface Conditions
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