NESP MB Project D4 - Expanding our spatial knowledge of marine biodiversity to support future best-practice reviews

本记录概述了国家环境政策计划海洋生物多样性中心项目D4的范围和研究成果--“扩大我们对海洋生物多样性的空间知识，以支持今后的最佳做法审查”。有关此项目的特定数据输出，请参阅与此元数据关联的子记录。<br/> <br/> <br/> 该项目将填补数据空白，并评价与整个澳大利亚海洋领域正在进行的海底生物群空间管理有关的方法。目标是使澳大利亚、州和领地政府为澳大利亚海洋生物区划的未来最佳做法审查做好准备，这些审查可用于改进海洋空间规划和管理举措(例如海洋生物区域计划和海洋保护区审查、环境影响和自然遗产评估)。该项目将纳入对澳大利亚海洋领域未勘探近海区域的实地考察结果，并向澳大利亚公众传达AMP网络的生物多样性价值。<br/> <br/> <br/> 计划产量<br/> ·评估物种多样性(遗传多样性)对海洋空间规划的有用性的报告<br/> ·报告概述了已知统计方法的扩展，以便能够利用现有的混合分辨率生物数据(包括博物馆和历史数据)来制作最有证据的生物区域地图<br/> ·评估连通性(当前)模型对空间海洋规划的有用性的报告<br/> ·一份报告，包括对东海岸深海生物群落的描述和图像，包括CMR网络，计划于2016年11月由国家海洋生物基金会“调查员”进行考察(2016-2007年年中)。这项调查将为媒体提供大量宣传CMR网络价值的机会。<br/> ·报告，包括对科科斯基林/圣诞岛领土内的银行、海山和远洋聚集地的描述和图像。这需要在NMF‘Investigator’上成功申请发货时间<br/> ·调查利用新出现的精细水深测量(由陆架测绘项目提供)、声学和水运动数据，将生物地理地图缩小到养护关注区的典型比例尺(1-100公里)的可能性的报告

This record provides an overview of the scope and research output of NESP Marine Biodiversity Hub Project D4 - "Expanding our spatial knowledge of marine biodiversity to support future best-practice reviews". For specific data outputs from this project, please see child records associated with this metadata.<br /> <br /> --------------------<br /> <br /> This project will fill data gaps and evaluate methods relevant to the ongoing spatial management of seafloor biota across the Australian marine domain. The objective is to prepare Australian, State and Territory governments for future best-practice reviews of Australia’s marine bioregionalisation that can be used to improve marine spatial planning and management initiatives (e.g. marine bioregional plan and marine protected area reviews, environmental impact and natural heritage assessments). The project will incorporate results from field trips to unexplored offshore areas of Australia’s marine domain and communicate biodiversity values of the AMP network to the Australian public.<br /> <br /> <br /> Planned Outputs<br /> • Report evaluating the usefulness of phylodiversity (genetic diversity) to spatial marine planning<br /> • Report outlining extensions of known statistical approaches to be able to utilise available mixed-resolution biological data (including museum and historical data) for the production of best-evidence bioregional maps<br /> • Report evaluating the usefulness of connectivity (current) models to spatial marine planning<br /> • Report including description and images of deep-sea biological communities of the east coast, including the CMR network, on a scheduled November 2016 expedition of the NMF ‘Investigator’ (mid 2016-7). This survey will result in significant media opportunities to promote the values of the CMR network. <br /> • Report including description and images of banks, seamounts and pelagic aggregations within the Cocos Keeling/Christmas Island territories. This would require a successful application for ship-time on the NMF ‘Investigator’<br /> • Report investigating the possibility of downscaling biogeographic maps to the typical scale of areas of conservation concern (1-100 km) by utilising emerging fine-scale bathymetry (provided by the shelf mapping project), acoustic and water movement data