2009 USVI

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EPA conducted a small regional coral reef assessment at 13 stations selected to represent a range of human influence around Charlotte Amalie (CA) Port in St. Thomas. Sites were selected to represent an east-west gradient of human disturbance with CA at its center. In order to minimize habitat differences, all locations were selected in close proximity to land and at a similar depth (5-9 m). Multiple biological assemblages were measured, including stony corals, sponges and gorgonians, fish, and invertebrates.

This dataset is associated with the following publication:
Oliver, L., W. Fisher, L. Fore, A. Smith, and P. Bradley. Assessing Land Use, Sedimentation and Water Quality Stressors as Predictors of Coral Reef Condition in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT. Springer, New York, NY, USA, 190: 213, (2018).

Resources

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Fish_USVI2009CA_FMay062016.xlsx XLS Fish_USVI2009CA_FMay062016.xlsx Open resource
FORAM Data StThomas-USVI 2009.xlsx XLS FORAM%20Data%20StThomas-USVI%202009.xlsx Open resource
Inverts_USVI2009CA_FMay062016.xlsx XLS Inverts_USVI2009CA_FMay062016.xlsx Open resource
Metric Table_Surveys.docx Doc Metric%20Table_Surveys.docx Open resource
Rugosity_USVI2009CA_FMay062016.xlsx XLS Rugosity_USVI2009CA_FMay062016.xlsx Open resource
SpGorg_USVI2009CA_FMay062016.xlsx XLS SpGorg_USVI2009CA_FMay062016.xlsx Open resource
StationInfo_USVI2009CA_FMar2018.xlsx XLS StationInfo_USVI2009CA_FMar2018.xlsx Open resource
Stonycoral_USVI2009CA_FMay062016.xlsx XLS Stonycoral_USVI2009CA_FMay062016.xlsx Open resource

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