Megafauna density observed using OFOS at the station HAUSGARTEN-I, 2017-2022

Meyer-Kaiser, Kirstin

Description

In 2017 - 2022, the Ocean Floor Observation System (OFOS) was used to survey epibenthic megafauna at the station HAUSGARTEN-I (79 N, 6 E, 1300 m depth). Data were collected every year except 2020 over a set transect. Images were collected automatically every 30 seconds, and additional images were collected manually when objects of interest came into view. For analysis, 90 automatically-recorded images were selected, with 30 each from the beginning, middle, and end of the transect. Images were individually viewed using the BIIGLE online image analysis tool, and all megafauna were annotated with identifications at the lowest possible taxonomic level. The area of each image was calculated using three parallel lasers mounted on the OFOS a known distance apart and visible in the images. Data represented here are the densities (individuals m^-2) for each species or morphotype in each image.

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Dataset Index

0.6

FAIR Score

96%

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0

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0

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Publication Details

DOI

Publisher

PANGAEA

License

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

Assigned Domain

Subfield

Ecology

Field

Environmental Science

Domain

Physical Sciences

Confidence Score

93%

Source

Open Alex

Keywords

epibenthic faunainvertebratesmegafaunaEvent labelYear of imageryCerianthidaeJasmineira schaudinniBylgides groenlandicusBythocaris leucopisColossendeis proboscideaNymphon macronyxBathybiaster vexilliferOphiocten gracilisElpidia heckeriLycodes squamiventerMohnia mohniPontaster tenuispinusAmphipodaSabellidaeBathyarca frieleiAnemoniaGastropodaLiparidaeFile nameOcean Floor Observation SystemOcean Floor Observation and Bathymetry SystemMSM77MSM108PS107PS121PS126Maria S. MerianPolarsternAWI-Hausgarten off Svalbard long-term observation (LTO_Hausgarten)Changing Earth – Sustaining our Future (Helmholtz_ChangingEarth)FRontiers in Arctic marine Monitoring (FRAM)

Normalization Factors

FT

56.73

CTw

1.00

MTw

1.00