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Layers:

• Project Boundary (0)
• Ocean Uses (1)
• Dominant Use totals (2)
• All sectors dominant total (3)
• Non-Consumptive dominant total (4)
• Fishing dominant total (5)
• Industrial dominant total (6)
• Non-Consumptive Uses (7)
• Beach use (8)
• Dominant Use Area (9)
• General Use Footprint (10)
• Motorized boating (11)
• Future Use Area (12)
• Dominant Use Area (13)
• General Use Footprint (14)
• Paddling (15)
• Future Use Area (16)
• Dominant Use Area (17)
• General Use Footprint (18)
• Sailing (19)
• Future Use Area (20)
• Dominant Use Area (21)
• General Use Footprint (22)
• SCUBA/snorkeling (23)
• Dominant Use Area (24)
• General Use Footprint (25)
• Surface water sports (26)
• Future Use Area (27)
• Dominant Use Area (28)
• General Use Footprint (29)
• Swimming (30)
• Dominant Use Area (31)
• General Use Footprint (32)
• Tidepooling (33)
• Future Use Area (34)
• Dominant Use Area (35)
• General Use Footprint (36)
• Wildlife viewing at sea (37)
• Future Use Area (38)
• Dominant Use Area (39)
• General Use Footprint (40)
• Fishing Uses (41)
• Commercial dive fishing (42)
• Dominant Use Area (43)
• General Use Footprint (44)
• Commercial fishing with benthic fixed gear (45)
• Dominant Use Area (46)
• General Use Footprint (47)
• Commercial fishing with benthic mobile gear (48)
• Future Use Area (49)
• Dominant Use Area (50)
• General Use Footprint (51)
• Commercial kelp and algae harvest (52)
• Future Use Area (53)
• Dominant Use Area (54)
• General Use Footprint (55)
• Commercial lobster fishing (56)
• Dominant Use Area - Winter (57)
• Dominant Use Area - Summer (58)
• General Use Footprint (59)
• Commercial pelagic fishing (60)
• Dominant Use Area (61)
• General Use Footprint (62)
• Kayak fishing (63)
• Future Use Area (64)
• Dominant Use Area (65)
• General Use Footprint (66)
• Recreational dive fishing (67)
• Dominant Use Area (68)
• General Use Footprint (69)
• Recreational fishing from boats, benthic species (70)
• Dominant Use Area (71)
• General Use Footprint (72)
• Recreational fishing from boats, pelagic species (73)
• Dominant Use Area (74)
• General Use Footprint (75)
• Shore-based fishing (76)
• Dominant Use Area (77)
• General Use Footprint (78)
• Shore-based recreational harvest (79)
• Future Use Area (80)
• Dominant Use Area (81)
• General Use Footprint (82)
• Industrial Uses (83)
• Aquaculture (84)
• Future Use Area (85)
• Dominant Use Area (86)
• General Use Footprint (87)
• Cruise ships (88)
• Future Use Area (89)
• Dominant Use Area (90)
• General Use Footprint (91)
• Military operations (92)
• Dominant Use Area (93)
• General Use Footprint (94)
• Mining and mineral extraction (95)
• Dominant Use Area (96)
• General Use Footprint (97)
• Offshore alternative energy (98)
• Future Use Area (99)
• Dominant Use Area (100)
• General Use Footprint (101)
• Offshore oil and gas (102)
• Dominant Use Area (103)
• General Use Footprint (104)
• Shipping (105)
• Future Use Area (106)
• Dominant Use Area (107)
• General Use Footprint (108)
• Underwater cables (109)
• General Use Footprint (110)

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Document Info:

• Title: NH and Southern ME Ocean Use Atlas
• Author: nicholas.hayden
• Comments: Abstract: The Ocean Uses Atlas Project is an innovative partnership between the Coastal Response Research Center (CRRC) and NOAA's Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management (OCRM). The Project was designed to enhance ocean management through geospatial data on the full range of significant human uses of the ocean environment from the shorelines of New Hampshire and Southern Maine to the EEZ boundary. The data were gathered from regional ocean experts and users through participatory GIS methods. For more information on the project scope, background and related data products, please visit http://www.crrc.unh.edu/workshops/ocean_uses/index.html or www.mpa.gov/science_analysis/atlas_nhsm.html. Purpose: The New Hampshire / Southern Maine Ocean Uses Atlas Project fills a critical information gap in ocean management by providing an unprecedented, comprehensive, consistent and spatially explicit picture of human uses for management agencies, policy makers and stakeholders interested in sound and equitable ocean governance. Using participatory GIS concepts and applications, the Atlas Project generated spatial data and map products illustrating patterns, intensity, and temporal changes in a wide range of human uses in three broad categories of use: (i) fishing, (ii) non-consumptive, and (iii) industrial activities. The resulting datasets depict patterns of ocean use on a broad scale appropriate for a variety of ocean planning and management needs. Specifically, the data will be used in the Environmental Response Management Application (ERMA) during the March 2010 Spill of National Significance (SONS) drill.
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