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National Coastal Mapping Strategy: Interagency Plan for Coordinated Mapping of Shoreline and the Littoral Zone Jennifer Wozencraft IWG-OCM Co-Chair HSRP Meeting May 8, 2013. Why a coastal mapping plan? Legislative mandate – OCMIA (2009) Clear and growing need for coastal mapping data - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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National Coastal Mapping Strategy: Interagency Plan for Coordinated Mapping

of Shoreline and the Littoral Zone

Jennifer WozencraftIWG-OCM Co-Chair

HSRP MeetingMay 8, 2013

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Why a coastal mapping plan?

•Legislative mandate – OCMIA (2009)

•Clear and growing need for coastal mapping data

•Leverages federal resources – “Map once, Use many times”

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Approach:

•Build on current coastal mapping coordination activities

•Lay foundation for coordinated data acquisition

•Under development by IWG-OCM subgroup

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Why the initial focus on shoreline and the littoral zone?•Established multiagency partnership - JALBTCX

•Federal mapping responsibilities/purposes

•Challenging environment for data acquisition

•High priority data need

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OPERATIONS

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Hardware

Data exploitation

Procedures

Surveys

Software

Algorithms

Aircraft

People

Joint Airborne Lidar BathymetryTechnical Center of ExpertiseJoint Airborne Lidar BathymetryTechnical Center of Expertise

Annual Technical Workshops Annual Technical Workshops

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Four Main Components of Mapping Plan:

•Annual Coordination Summit & accessibility of planned data collection•Common specifications matrix•“Whole” life cycle approach to data •R&D on new tools and technologies for data collection and use (best practices)

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Elwha River Basin

Puget Sound

Alaskan North Slope

Hurricane Response Surveys

Atchafalaya and Barataria BasinsBig Thicket NP

Chandeleur Islands

US Virgin Islands

Assateague Island

Barnegat Bay

Delaware River

Fire Island

Suncook River

2013 LiDAR Work

Outer Banks, North Carolina

8 Georgia counties(state funded)

Northern Oahu, Hawaii

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Standards and Validation

Acquisition Standard

Format Standard

Validation Guidance

Metadata Guidance

Airborne InSAR ? ? ? IWG-OCM

Airborne Topographic Lidar

NOAA NGS/RSD

ASPRS LAS v1.4

USGS NGP NGTOC

IWG-OCM

Mobile Terrestrial Lidar ? Proprietary or

LAS v1.4? (ad hoc)

IWG-OCM

Airborne Topobathymetric Lidar

? Draft Modification of

LAS v1.4

? IWG-OCM

Airborne Bathymetric Lidar

JALBTCX 2009 Workshop Matrix

JALBTCX 2009 Workshop Matrix

JALBTCX 2009 Workshop Matrix

IWG-OCM

Single/Multi-beam Echosounders (SONAR)

NOAA IOCM Seafloor Mapping

Standards

.000,

.raw, etc

NOS Hydrographic Specifications

IWG-OCM

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Hurricane Sandy – Impact Area

(Post-Storm)

Near-Shore Lidar Collections