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Visualizing the Census of Marine Life

The CoML Mapping and Visualization project is based at the Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab at the Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences at Duke University.

Developing and sharing methods to display the results of the ten year Census of Marine Life.

Goals

  • The need to communicate to a wide range of audiences is a fundamental goal of the Census of Marine Life.  To better achieve these  goals we need to  develop and implement common geographic and visualization tools.
  • The ability to synthesize, map and visualize our data collections and the analytical findings from each Census project is critical to the success of the entire Census endeavor.
  • Compelling, intuitive, accurate and consistent mapping and visualization products are essential to communicating the message of each Census project to the scientific and popular media.
  • Expanding these objectives is the charge for the Mapping & Visualization (M&V) Team led by Dr. Patrick Halpin’s Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab at Duke University.

 

Partnerships

  • The M&V team will foster partnerships with industry leaders in mapping and scientific visualization, including: The National Geographic Society, Google, and Environmental Sciences Research Institute (ESRI).

Census-Wide Synthesis

Synthesis of visual products across the Census will be coordinated with:

  • a Common Technical Guide
  • Mapping CoML Activities through Time and Space
  • Geo-referencing Multimedia.

Project-level Support

  • Surveys, Workshops and Consultation
  • Census Mapping and Visualization Website
  • Spatial Gallery
  • Tools, Documentation

Additional Services

  • Interactive Mapper
  • Web Services for Static and Dynamic Oceanographic Data

Visualization Experiments

  • Realms to Globe
  • Network Linkages
  • Exploratory Data Analysis

Details

Please see our original proposal or overview presentation for more information.

 

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