Coastal Marine Spatial Planning
Coastal Marine Spatial Planning
Project Summary: The primary goal of this project was to develop data sets and tools to facilitate coastal marine spatial planning (CMSP) for the U.S. Pacific islands. We have identified and collected over 200 datasets into a comprehensive data portal organized into the sub-regions of American Samoa, Guam, Commonwealth of the Mariana Islands, and Hawaii, and further organized by data categories. We have also developed several types of geographic information systems (GIS) mapping applications in order to help government agencies, stakeholders, and the general public visualize and use the data. We have also documented and organized the datasets in order to facilitate a smooth transition to a final hosting and managing site. We have coordinated and collaborated with the Pacific Islands Regional Planning Body to help in their efforts in CMSP.
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NPS NRP Executive Summary
Report Type: Final Report
MARFORPAC
data portals, decision support, marine planning, infrastructure, Pacific Islands, Hawaii, coastal management, U.S. Pacific Fleet, U.S. Pacific Command., coastal marine spatial planning, U.S. Marine Corps Pacific, mapping, Executive Order 13547, natural resources, climate, geospatial, geographic information systems, CMSP, training, GIS, installations, ocean, testing, environmental conditions, American Samoa, benthic habitat, Guam, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, environment, energy, encroachment
data portals, decision support, marine planning, infrastructure, Pacific Islands, Hawaii, coastal management, U.S. Pacific Fleet, U.S. Pacific Command., coastal marine spatial planning, U.S. Marine Corps Pacific, mapping, Executive Order 13547, natural resources, climate, geospatial, geographic information systems, CMSP, training, GIS, installations, ocean, testing, environmental conditions, American Samoa, benthic habitat, Guam, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, environment, energy, encroachment
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