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Kim Picard - Steering Committee Chair for AusSeabed
AusSeabed: Making seabed mapping data easily accessible
Australia’s marine jurisdiction covers over 10 million square kilometres, but less than 25% of its seafloor is mapped at the appropriate resolution to support safe navigation and the sustainable development and management of our marine resources. Seabed mapping data underpins all aspects of ocean science and marine engineering. However, until recently, limited coordination of mapping activities by a range of marine industries, government agencies and universities has resulted in duplication of effort, lack of consistency, loss of efficiency and limited reuse of data by a variety of end-users. The AusSeabed community, comprising representatives from marine industries, government and universities, is building a scalable, cloud-based, open source solution to address these issues. The adoptable and adaptable tools being developed through this initiative will establish a new frontier of marine big data analytics by facilitating standardised survey planning, acquisition methods, quality control tools and data processing in a configurable discovery and delivery portal. Importantly, this work is enabling seamless collation of bathymetry datasets and their integration with other marine data types, including seabed sediments and habitats. This presentation highlights AusSeabed current progress and forward plan.
June 10
1:00pm AEST
Hybrid Event
Australian National University
Australian National University, RSES Jaeger 1, Seminar Room, Mills Rd Acton
10th June 2021, Thursday at 1pm (AEST)
Meeting ID 606 666 0101https://anu.zoom.us/j/6066660101
Passcode: jaeger
This presentation will be recorded and release on ANZIC YouTube channelhttp://https/www.youtube.com/channel/UCZSD622D86SW-BeNcJuzmlw and ANZIC websitehttp://iodp.org.au.
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