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spineNORTH WEST SHELFJOINT ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT STUDYData warehouse and metadataholdings relevant to Australia’sNorth West ShelfNWSJEMSTECHNICAL REPORT No. 5 P. Brodie M. Fuller T. Rees L. WilkesJune 2006
National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication data:Data warehouse and metadata holdings relevant toAustralia's North West Shelf.Bibliography.Includes index.ISBN 1 921061 47 2 (pbk.).1. Marine resources - Western Australia - North West Shelf Management - Data processing. 2. Marine resourcesconservation - Western Australia - North West Shelf - Dataprocessing. 3. Environmental management - WesternAustralia - North West Shelf - Data processing. I. Brodie,P. (Pamela). II. CSIRO. Marine and Atmospheric Research.North West Shelf Joint Environmental Management Study. III.Western Australia. (Series: Technical report (CSIRO.Marine and Atmospheric Research. North West Shelf JointEnvironmental Management Study) ; no. 5).333.9164099413Data warehouse and metadata holdings relevant toAustralia's North West Shelf.Bibliography.Includes index.ISBN 1 921061 48 0 (CD-ROM).1. Marine resources - Western Australia - North West Shelf Management - Data processing. 2. Marine resourcesconservation - Western Australia - North West Shelf - Dataprocessing. 3. Environmental management - WesternAustralia - North West Shelf - Data processing. I. Brodie,P. (Pamela). II. CSIRO. Marine and Atmospheric Research.North West Shelf Joint Environmental Management Study. III.Western Australia. (Series: Technical report (CSIRO.Marine and Atmospheric Research. North West Shelf JointEnvironmental Management Study) ; no. 5).333.9164099413Data warehouse and metadata holding relevant to Australia'sNorth West Shelf.Bibliography.Includes index.ISBN 1 921061 49 9 (pdf).1. Marine resources - Western Australia - North West Shelf Management - Data processing. 2. Marine resourcesconservation - Western Australia - North West Shelf - Dataprocessing. 3. Environmental management - WesternAustralia - North West Shelf - Data processing. I. Brodie,P. (Pamela). II. CSIRO. Marine and Atmospheric Research.North West Shelf Joint Environmental Management Study.(Series: Technical report (CSIRO. Marine and AtmosphericResearch. North West Shelf Joint Environmental ManagementStudy) ; no. 5).333.9164099413
NORTH WEST SHELFJOINT ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT STUDYFinal reportNorth West Shelf Joint Environmental Management Study Final Report.List of technical reportsNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 1Review of research and data relevant to marine environmental management of Australia’sNorth West Shelf.A. Heyward, A. Revill and C. SherwoodNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 2Bibliography of research and data relevant to marine environmental management of Australia’sNorth West Shelf.P. Jernakoff, L. Scott, A. Heyward, A. Revill and C. SherwoodNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 3Summary of international conventions, Commonwealth and State legislation and otherinstruments affecting marine resource allocation, use, conservation and environmentalprotection on the North West Shelf of Australia.D. GordonNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 4Information access and inquiry.P. Brodie and M. FullerNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 5Data warehouse and metadata holdings relevant to Australia’s North West Shelf.P. Brodie, M. Fuller, T. Rees and L. WilkesNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 6Modelling circulation and connectivity on Australia’s North West Shelf.S. Condie, J. Andrewartha, J. Mansbridge and J. WaringNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 7Modelling suspended sediment transport on Australia’s North West Shelf.N. Margvelashvili, J. Andrewartha, S. Condie, M. Herzfeld, J. Parslow, P. Sakov and J. WaringNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 8Biogeochemical modelling on Australia’s North West Shelf.M. Herzfeld, J. Parslow, P. Sakov and J. AndrewarthaNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 9Trophic webs and modelling of Australia’s North West Shelf.C. BulmanNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 10The spatial distribution of commercial fishery production on Australia’s North West Shelf.F. Althaus, K. Woolley, X. He, P. Stephenson and R. Little
NWSJEMS Technical Report No. 11Benthic habitat dynamics and models on Australia’s North West Shelf.E. Fulton, B. Hatfield, F. Althaus and K. SainsburyNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 12Ecosystem characterisation of Australia’s North West Shelf.V. Lyne, M. Fuller, P. Last, A. Butler, M. Martin and R. ScottNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 13Contaminants on Australia’s North West Shelf: sources, impacts, pathways and effects.C. Fandry, A. Revill, K. Wenziker, K. McAlpine, S. Apte, R. Masini and K. HillmanNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 14Management strategy evaluation results and discussion for Australia’s North West Shelf.R. Little, E. Fulton, R. Gray, D. Hayes, V. Lyne, R. Scott, K. Sainsbury and D. McDonaldNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 15Management strategy evaluation specification for Australia’s North West Shelf.E. Fulton, K. Sainsbury, D. Hayes, V. Lyne, R. Little, M. Fuller, S. Condie, R. Gray, R. Scott,H. Webb, B. Hatfield, M. Martin, and D. McDonaldNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 16Ecosystem model specification within an agent based framework.R. Gray, E. Fulton, R. Little and R. ScottNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 17Management strategy evaluations for multiple use management of Australia’s North West Shelf– Visualisation software and user guide.B. Hatfield, L. Thomas and R. ScottNWSJEMS Technical Report No. 18Background quality for coastal marine waters of the North West Shelf, Western Australia.K. Wenziker, K. McAlpine, S. Apte, R.Masini
CONTENTSACRONYMSTECHNICAL SUMMARY. 11.INTRODUCTION . 22.NWSJEMS DATA SETS . 32.1 Data acquisition. 32.2 Data management . 32.2.1 Data documentation. 3MarLIN and the DEP GIS metadata system . 3Custodial considerations . 4Data currency . 4NWSJEMS content and products. 52.2.3 Data licensing . 52.2.4 The data set summary information. 63.NWSJEMS PRODUCTS . 73.1 Models, data and tools . 74.COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, INFRASTRUCTURE LAND USE, COASTAL USE(MARINE) DATA SETS. 494.1 Human use . 494.2 Infrastructure . 684.3 Zones, Proclaimed areas. 925.CONTANIMANT/POLLUTANT, SOURCE, DISCHARGE, SEDIMENT AND WATERCONCENTRATION DATA SETS . 1036.FISHERY, CATCH EFFORT, GEAR TYPE DATA SETS . 1077.CSIRO TRAWL SURVEY DATA SETS. 1148.COASTAL HABITATS, MANGROVE, SEA GRASS, CORAL (DIRECT OBSERVATION),HIERARCHAL HABITAT UNIT POLYGON, AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, SATELLITEIMAGERY, SURVEY (ANIMAL) DATA SETS. 1178.1 Flora. 1178.2 Fauna. 1298.3 Coastal habitat (general) . 158
9.SHELF HABITAT, DIRECT OBSERVATION, EXPERT INFORAMTION, HIERARCHALHABITAT UNIT POLYGON DATA SETS . 19910. OCEANOGRAPHIC FIELDS (CIRCULATION, DISPERSAL), CSIRO VOYAGEDATA SETS. 20111. MANAGEMENT ZONE, MPA, FISHERY MANAGEMENT ZONE, WATER ANDSEDIMENT QUALITY ZONES DATA SETS . 21011.1 Fishery areas (including licence areas) . 21011.2 Managed Waters/Reserves. 24611.3 Miscellaneous zones and sites . 25312. INFORMATION LAYERS, TOPOGRAPHY, BATHYMETRY, INDEXES. 25912.1 Bathymetry . 25912.2 Coastline . 27012.3 Topography. 27612.4 Indexes . 28512.5 Study areas . 28812.6 Information (general). 29113. CONCLUDING REMARKS . 293REFERENCES . 294APPENDIX A: MarLIN summary data dictionary . 295INDEX 1: NWSJEMS products. 296INDEX 2: NWSJEMS data set listing. 298ACKNOWLEDGMENTS . 309
ESDICSIOCIGAEICOMOSAustralian Community Ocean ModelAustralian Fisheries Management AuthorityAustralian Fishing ZoneAustralian Geological Survey Organisation now Geoscience AustraliaAustralian Heritage CommissionAustralian Institute of Marine ScienceAustralian Maritime Safety AuthorityAustralian Nature Conservation AgencyAustralian and New Zealand Environment and Conservation CouncilAustralian and New Zealand Land Information CouncilAustralian Petroleum, Production and Exploration AssociationAustralian Quarantine Inspection ServiceAgricultural Resources Management council of Australia and New ZealandAustralian Seafood Industry CouncilAustralian Spatial Data DirectoryCodes for Australian Aquatic BiotaCatch and Effort StatisticsDepartment of Conservation and Land Management (WA Government)China Australia Migratory Birds AgreementCommon data formatConvention on International Trade in Endangered Speciesconductivity-temperature-depthCSIRO Marine and Atmospheric ResearchCSIRO Marine ResearchCouncil of Australian GovernmentsConnectivity InterfaceCatch per unit effortCommonwealth Science and Industrial Research Organisationdetrended correspondence analysisDissolved inorganic carbonDepartment of Industry, Science and Resources (Commonwealth)Department of Environmental Protection (WA Government)Dissolved organic matterDepartment of Primary Industries and EnergyDepartment of Resources Development (WA Government)Environment AustraliaExclusive Economic ZoneEnvironmental Impact AssessmentEnvironmental Protection AgencyEnvironmental Protection PolicyEl Nino Southern OscillationEnvironmental Quality Criteria (Western Australia)Environmental Quality Objective (Western Australia)Ecologically Sustainable DevelopmentFisheries Research and Development CorporationFish Resources Management ActGeoscience Australia formerly AGSOJoint Group of Experts on Scientific Aspects of Environmental ProtectionGeographic Information SystemIntergovernmental Committee on Ecologically Sustainable DevelopmentInternational Chamber of ShippingInternational Oceanographic CommissionIntergovernmental Agreement on the EnvironmentInternational Council for Monuments and Sites
SENCEP - ional Maritime OrganisationIntergovernmental Panel on Climate ChangeInternational Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural ResourcesInternational Whaling CommissionJapan Australian Migratory Birds AgreementLiquified natural gasMarine Laboratories Information NetworkInternational Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from ShipsModel of Estuaries and Coastal OceansMemorandum of UnderstandingMarine Protected AreasMarine Environmental Management StudyManagement Strategy EvaluationNational Centre for Environmental Prediction – National Centre forAtmospheric ResearchNational Environmental Protection CouncilNational Environment Protection MeasuresNon government organisationsNational Representative System of Marine Protected AreasNational Water Quality Management StrategyNorth West ShelfNorth West Shelf Joint Environmental Management StudyNorth West Shelf Marine Environmental Management StudyOil Company International Marine ForumOffshore Constitutional SettlementProduced formation waterPetroleum (Submerged Lands) ActPractical salinity unitsSea-viewing Wide Field-of-view SensorSouthern Oscillation IndexSouthern Metropolitan Coastal Waters Study (Western Australia)Tributyl TinUnited Nations Conference on Environment and DevelopmentUnited Nations Convention of the Law of the SeaUnited Nations Environment ProgramUnited Nations Environment, Social and Cultural OrganisationUnited Nations Framework Convention on Climate ChangeWestern Australian Department of Environmental ProtectionWestern Australian Department of Minerals and EnergyWestern Australian Environmental Protection AuthorityWestern Australian Land Information SystemWestern Australian Planning CommissionWorld Heritage CommissionWorld Ocean Databaseworld wide web
Technical summary1TECHNICAL SUMMARYFrom the earliest stages of planning the North West Shelf Joint EnvironmentalManagement Study it was evident that good management of the scientific data to beused in the research would be important for the success of the Study.A comprehensive review of data sets and other information relevant to the marineecosystems, the geology, infrastructure and industries of the North West Shelf area hadbeen completed (Heyward et al. 2006). The Data Management Project was establishedto source and prepare existing data sets for use, requiring the development and use of arange of tools: metadata systems, data visualisation and data delivery applications.These were made available to collaborators to allow easy access to data obtained andgenerated by the Study.The CMAR MarLIN metadata system was used to document the 285 data sets, thosewhich were identified as potentially useful for the Study and the software andinformation products generated by and for the Study.This report represents a hard copy atlas of all NWSJEMS data products and the existingdata sets identified for potential use as inputs to the Study. It comprises summarymetadata elements describing the data sets, their custodianship and how the data setsmight be obtained. The identifiers of each data set can be used to refer to the fullmetadata records in the on-line MarLIN system.
21.INTRODUCTIONAs would be expected in an ecosystem-wide study of the North West Shelf marineenvironment, NWSJEMS drew upon information about the region from a very widerange of sources. Both the information gathered for use in the Study, and the outputsfrom the Study, are described in the following pages, which comprise a catalogue ofNWSJEMS data sets.This report presents, in the form of an atlas, a concise description of the 285 data sets asthey were at the end of the Project in June 2006. It outlines how further information canbe sourced from the Study knowledge base.At the outset of the NWSJEMS the need was recognised to work with data providers toconsolidate existing information; to seek expert insights and manage the resourcesavailable for the Study. The NWSJEMS Data Management Project was established in apartnership between CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research (CMAR) and the thenWA Department of Environment and Protection (DEP). National standards forgathering and publishing information about data sets were applied. Licence agreementsfor data use were negotiated as the data sets were obtained. Material was distributed toresearchers according to their requirements. Suitable technologies were set in place tomanage the process.The use of the CMAR metadata tool, MarLIN, was important in recording, in astructured and searchable way, the documentation which is required to make a scientificdata set easy to find, access, use and re-use. The information resides in a relationaldatabase with which the user interacts using MarLIN on a web browser. The data-storeof metadata can be used in other ways too, and this report is an example of that. It wasgenerated with a subset of the information in MarLIN.The survey data and GIS data sets described here are stored in the Data Warehouse, aspatially enabled Oracle repository. User and technical information on the MarLINinterface and the Data Warehouse and other interactive data tools built for NWSJEMSis in the prior report in this series, Information Access and Inquiry NWSJEMS TechnicalReport 4 (2006).The next chapter describes the process of gathering the data sets required for the Study.The data management strategies that were used are also outlined, but the main focus ofthe report is the comprehensive listing of data set descriptions in the chapters thatfollow. Firstly, in Chapter 3, we describe NWSJEMS outputs and associated tools usedin and produced during the Project. From Chapter 4, the data sets which were availablefor, but not all actually used in NWSJEMS are outlined, each chapter roughly reflectsthe categories explored in the research. The indexes at the end of the report provides acomprehensive list of data sets. However the best option for finding information onmaterial of interest would be to use the on-line search features of MarLIN.
NWSJEMS data sets32.2.1NWSJEMS DATA SETSData acquisitionPrior to the commencement of the NWSJEMS a comprehensive review of research anddata relevant to the environmental management of the North West Shelf was
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