Benthic megafauna abundance from Norfolk and Baltimore Canyons chemosynthetic environments
Benthic megafauna abundance from Norfolk and Baltimore Canyons chemosynthetic environments
This dataset provides data on the abundance of benthic megafauna recorded in ROV dives at a relatively shallow (400 m water depth) site near Baltimore Canyon (BC) and a much deeper site (1,500 m) near Norfolk Canyon (NC), in the northwest Atlantic. Abundance of benthic megafauna was based on the analysis of 2075 high-quality images collected during dives at the Norfolk and Baltimore Canyons. The date, time, longitude, latitude and depth of where each image was collected are given. The type of macrohabitat encountered in each image (i.e. (i) sand-mud, (ii) sand mixed with dead mussels, (iii) sand with dead and live mussels, (iv) mixed hard-soft, (v) mixed hard-soft with dead mussels, (vi) mixed hard-soft with live mussels, (vii) mixed hard-soft with dead and live mussels) is also given.
- University of Edinburgh United Kingdom
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill United States
marine litter, VME, Marine conservation, Binary Object, Location, Event label, Remote operated vehicle, cold-water coral, Remote operated vehicle Jason II, Remote operated vehicle Kraken II, Binary Object (File Size), Deep sea, Binary Object (Media Type), File content, Chemosynthetic environments, Binary Object (MD5 Hash), Climate change, A Trans-Atlantic assessment and deep-water ecosystem-based spatial management plan for Europe (ATLAS), Integrated Assessment of Atlantic Marine Ecosystems in Space and Time (iAtlantic)
marine litter, VME, Marine conservation, Binary Object, Location, Event label, Remote operated vehicle, cold-water coral, Remote operated vehicle Jason II, Remote operated vehicle Kraken II, Binary Object (File Size), Deep sea, Binary Object (Media Type), File content, Chemosynthetic environments, Binary Object (MD5 Hash), Climate change, A Trans-Atlantic assessment and deep-water ecosystem-based spatial management plan for Europe (ATLAS), Integrated Assessment of Atlantic Marine Ecosystems in Space and Time (iAtlantic)
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