High-resolution bottom albedo images and benthic habitat classification to develop baseline management tools in Natural Reserves

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High-resolution bottom albedo images and benthic habitat classification to develop baseline management tools in Natural Reserves William J. Hernandez, Ph.D. and Roy A. Arsmtrong, Ph.D. Post-Doctoral Researcher NOAA CREST UPRM Bio-Optical Oceanography Laboratory UPR-Mayaguez

Outline Introduction Remote Sensing Study Area Challenges Sensors (Active/Passive) 1. High Resolution Bottom Albedo and Water Optical Characterization of La Parguera Reserve from Active and Passive 2. Benthic Habitat Map of La Parguera Reserve using Passive and Active Remote Sensing Conclusions

Introduction Coastal areas Important resources Ecosystems affected by human-based and natural factors. However, little is known about benthic habitats and water properties. http://gers.uprm.edu/images/bahia.jpg

Study Area La Parguera DNR Natural Reserve Aprox. 12,500 acres Unique habitats ~ Depth 18 meters Variable substrate Use of Remote Sensing Techniques

Bio-optical sampling METHODS AVIRIS image WV2 image LiDAR SHOALS Pre-processing Steps (co-registration, landmask) High Resolution Bottom Albedo and Water Optical Characterization of La Parguera Reserve from Active and Passive Sensors Benthic Habitat Map of La Parguera Reserve using Passive and Active Remote Sensing

High Resolution Bottom Albedo and Water Optical Characterization of La Parguera Reserve from Active and Passive Sensors

Objectives Characterization of optical properties of La Parguera Reserve. Inherent Optical Properties (IOP) Apparent Optical Properties (AOP) Image derived IOP s/aop s from both multispectral (WV2) and hyperspectral (AVIRIS) sensors. Validate image derived with in situ values. Water column correction of imagery from IOP/AOP. Lee s inversion model- QAA (Lee et al., 1999, 2001). Bottom albedo images from AVIRIS and WV2.

Sensor Lw = Lw w + Lw b + Lw f + Lw R Lw Phytoplankton CDOM Detritus Inorganic Particles Sediments Water Column SAV Coral Sand Mud Bottom

AVIRIS Bottom Albedo Image

WV2 Bottom Albedo Image

Benthic Habitat Mapping Goals Develop a high-resolution benthic habitat map AVIRIS and WV2 modeled bottom albedo Identify ecologically important habitats in La Parguera for scientific and management purposes. Improve the methods for developing objectivebased classifications from high-resolution satellite imagery.

Methods AVIRIS / WV2 Image -Atmospheric correction -Water column correction AVIRIS bottom albedo WV2 bottom albedo ISOData Raster to polygons (clusters) Field data Ground validation Accuracy assessment Legend Processing Data/Imagery Ground Validation (Spatial Join) Draft Benthic Habitat Maps Accuracy Assesment -Overall accuracy -Kappa coefficient -Tau coefficient Benthic Habitat Maps -AVIRIS -WV2

Benthic habitat classification scheme (1) Coral Reefs (2) Seagrass (3) Hardbottom (4) Mix: Sand/ (5) Mud (6) Sand Hardbottom/Coral (7) Sand with Benthic Algae

Sampling Sites Delta Vision Pro Drop Camera HD Video (1080p) 10-second video collected DVR Trimble Juno GPS 10-second averaging dgps 2 meters Synchronized GPS and video

Ground Validation and Accuracy Assessment Points

Classification Clusters obtained from ISODATA classification 150 clusters with 5 iterations Identified multiple class / benthic habitat (confused pixels) Converted to polygons in ESRI ArcMap 10.3. Spatial Join Tool Polygons assigned to a class based on ground validation. Joining based on spatial location. Attribute of the nearest point is collected and a distance value is recorded. Dissolve Tool from ESRI ArcMap 10.3.

AVIRIS Classification (after water column correction) (before (polygon water clusters) column correction)

Findings Confusion matrix (Jensen, 1996) Overall Accuracy AVIRIS classification = 63.55% WV2 classification = 64.81%. Our study area ~168 Km 2 depth range from 0-41 meters (average depth = ~18 meters). Kappa coefficient AVIRIS (55%) and WV2 (57%). Moderate classification (Landis and Koch 1977) Tau coefficient AVIRIS (59%) and WV2 (60%).

Findings Image acquisition dates. Massive bleaching event occurred during the AVIRIS image acquisition followed by a coral reef mass-mortality (Eakin et al. 2010). Detrimental to Montastraea (Orbicella) annularis complex resulting in mortalities in the order of 50% (Garcia-Sais et al. 2008). These factors may explain the difference in the total area covered of the coral reef class between the AVIRIS image (50.32 km 2 ) and the WV2 (22.89 Km 2 ).

Conclusions and Remarks From top-of-atmosphere (TOA) to bottom albedo. Atmospheric and water column corrections improve benthic habitat mapping. Benthic habitat maps developed from bottom albedo images of both AVIRIS and WV2 sensors. Change detection Reduction in the coral reefs class total Development of benthic habitat mapping tools for La Parguera Reserve.

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Acknowledgements NOAA Cooperative Remote Sensing Science and Technology Center (CREST) program under grant number NA11SEC4810004. Bio-Optical Oceanography Lab team (UPRM) Dr. Liane Guild (NASA) for AVIRIS imagery Digital Globe for the WV2 imagery. QUESTIONS? WILLIAM.HERNANDEZ@UPR.EDU

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