Oceans

Ready to use maps, layers, and applications to better understand our oceans Welcome to the GIS for Ocean webpage.  This hub serves as a resource to help collate the wealth of ready to use ocean related GIS resources available to the community.  Whether you are in search of content to add to your maps, blogs from the community about practical uses of ocean data, or applications that provide data-driven answers, you are in the right place! ARGO Locations (Latest Locations) Deployment_Locations Argo Floats NOAA Coral Reef Watch (CRW) Virtual Stations Stations Coral Bleaching NOAA's Marine Protected Area Inventory MPAI2022_GCS U.S. Marine Protected Area Access Ocean Data A curated collection of ready to use maps and layers that provide context for your ocean related projects. Ocean Projects GIS provides many unique ways to visualize and interact with your data to provide more insight. From maps to charts and graphs, this gallery demonstrates some of different projects for ocean analysis and marine spatial planning. Anti-Shipping Activity Messages Anti-shipping Activity Messages Anti-shipping Activity CO-OPS Active Water Level Stations Waterlevel_Active_Stations Active Water Level WDPA - Marine and Coastal Protected Areas WDPA_poly_Latest Global marine and coastal Quickly visualize and graph change in the global ocean using data from NOAA's World Ocean Atlas (WOA) for six oceanographic variables: temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, silicate, nitrate, and phosphate.  Using the variables, the locations have been statistically clustered into 36 different unique water masses that are each named using the CMECS standard.  Each 1/4 degree location also contains seafloor characteristics and the app provides the ability to compare change to the previous WOA release. Applications Web applications that provide access to exploring ocean datasets over time. Blogs Blue economy, marine spatial planning, citizen science or other maritime related focused blogs from the community. StoryMaps Stories from the ocean that help us better understand and connect with different topics using geographic content. Learn Guided lessons using ocean related content that can help you stay fresh. The GIS for Oceans Hub is maintained by Esri staff in collaboration with our partners in ocean science. This site is built for the Oceans Community. To suggest additional content, please contact kvangraafeiland@esri.com.

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