2025
conference-paper
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Sherryl A. Gilbert, Kristin Erickson, Steven A. Murawski, Mark E. Luther et autres
Seafloor mapping in nearshore and coastal regions is essential for safe navigation, environmental management, and coastal resilience-but is often costly and difficult to obtain. Crowdsourced bathymetry (CSB) offers a low-cost, community-driven solution that complements traditional mapping methods and aligns with NOAA's layered …
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2025
article
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Sherryl A. Gilbert, Steven A. Murawski, Mark E. Luther, Alex Silverman et autres
Abstract Efficient and effective mapping of bathymetry in coastal regions requires sustained effort from a diverse set of stakeholders. These contributors include federal and state organizations, industry, and private citizens. A research priority of the Center for Ocean Mapping and Innovative Technologies, …
2025
article
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Steven A. Murawski, Sherryl A. Gilbert, Matthew Hommeyer, Yonggang Liu et autres
Abstract Shallow waters (< 30 c.a. m deep) represent at once the most accessible region of the world’s oceans and coasts, but its most challenging in terms of efficient broad-scale, high-resolution mapping, hazard identification, and habitat characterization. Hazards to navigation are primarily …
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2023
article
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Jing Chen, Yonggang Liu, Robert H. Weisberg, Steven A. Murawski et autres
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2021
article
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Alexander R. Ilich, Jennifer L. Brizzolara, Sarah E. Grasty, John W. Gray et autres
The west Florida shelf (WFS; Gulf of Mexico, USA) is an important area for commercial and recreational fishing, yet much of it remains unmapped and unexplored, hindering effective monitoring of fish stocks. The goals of this study were to map the habitat …
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2020
report
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Steven A. Murawski, Chad E. Lembke, Stanley D. Locker, Sarah E. Grasty et autres
In April 2010, The Deepwater Horizon (DWH) oil spill originated in the deep sea 1,500 m below the ocean surface at the edge of the continental shelf off Louisiana. Surface and sub-surface dispersal of the oil eventually encompassed an area of over …
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2020
article
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Isabel A. Dove, Amy R. Leventer, Meredith J. Metcalf, Stefanie Brachfeld et autres
Abstract A physical oceanographic, geophysical and marine geological survey of Edward VIII Gulf, Kemp Coast, collected data from conductivity–temperature–depth casts, multi-beam bathymetric swath mapping and 3.5 kHz sub-bottom surveying. Modified circumpolar deep water (mCDW) is observed in Edward VIII Gulf, as well …
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2020
preprint
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Alexander R. Ilich, Jennifer L. Brizzolara, Sarah E. Grasty, John Gray et autres
The West Florida Shelf (WFS) is an extremely important area for both commercial and recreational fisheries. However, the lack of habitat maps in this area makes planning fisheries independent monitoring surveys difficult, and hinders the ability to manage and monitor fish stocks …
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2019
article
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Surui Xie, Jason A. Law, Randy Russell, Timothy H. Dixon et autres
Abstract Measuring seafloor motion in shallow coastal water is challenging due to strong and highly variable oceanographic effects. Such measurements are potentially useful for monitoring near‐shore coastal subsidence, subsidence due to petroleum withdrawal, strain accumulation/release processes in subduction zones and submerged volcanoes, …
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2018
article
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Jennifer L. Brizzolara, John W. Gray, Stanley D. Locker, Matthew Hommeyer et autres
2017
article
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Jennifer L. Brizzolara, John W. Gray, Stanley D. Locker, Gregg R. Brooks et autres
2017
report
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Matthew Hommeyer, Sarah E. Grasty, Chad E. Lembke, Stanley D. Locker et autres
It has been demonstrated though hydrographic modeling that oil from the Deepwater Horizon blowout likely reached the West Florida Shelf (WFS) not long after the time of the incident in the spring of 2010. Fortunately, the majority of the benthic habitat on …