ODFW marine researchers develop new data exploration tool
Scuba diver conducts monitoring in 2014 at Cascade Head Marine Reserve
NEWPORT, Ore. (KTVZ) – A new way to explore Oregon’s near-shore ocean trends is getting interest from around the globe.
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife s Marine Program scientists are often at the cutting edge of marine science, and the new
Data Dashboard is no exception. Developed by Marine Reserves Program staff, the dashboard is an easy-to-use website where users can navigate through monitoring data collected over the past 10 years.
The dashboard focuses on ecological data collected by core research tools: scuba diving, hook and line, longline, video lander, and Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) surveys within the Marine Reserves and comparison areas. These surveys collect data on fish, habitat, invertebrates, and macroalgae.
Marine researchers develop new data exploration tool
NEWPORT, Ore – A new way to explore Oregon’s nearshore ocean trends is getting interest from around the globe.
ODFW’s Marine Program scientists are often at the cutting edge of marine science, and the new Data Dashboard is no exception. Developed by Marine Reserves Program staff, the dashboard is an easy-to-use website where users can navigate through monitoring data collected over the past 10 years.
The dashboard focuses on ecological data collected by core research tools: SCUBA diving, hook and line, longline, video lander, and Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) surveys within the Marine Reserves and comparison areas. These surveys collect data on fish, habitat, invertebrates, and macroalgae.