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In addition to an individual research project, many researchers are involved in at least one major partnership, perhaps one ocean observatory, or one collaborative. These interactions likely take place at multiple scales: the scale of the individual researcher, of small workgroups within a lab, or of inter-organizational collaboration. There are also frameworks that cut horizontally across discipline and region, connecting to broader national or global initiatives such as NSF EarthCube, other NSF-funded Research Coordination Networks, GEOSS, or ODIP.

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The accompanying data framework may be focused on a subdiscipline of oceanography (i.e., marine geology and geophysics, physical oceanography, marine ecology, etc.) or particular study region. The data framework obviously exists to support research, but also collaboration in data collection, spatial analysis, visualization, and communication of the science to multiple audience.

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The Living Atlas of the World is presented as a use case of a data framework seeking to cut effectively across multiple spatial and temporal scales. .

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The Living Atlas of the World is presented as a use case of a data framework seeking to cut effectively across multiple spatial and temporal scales. The Living Atlas was first created in 2014 to make authoritative geographic information accessible via hosted cloud services so that users could more quickly address scientific and societal problems and decisions at spatial scales ranging from a small study area the entire globe, while using a range of interactive map functions to tell engaging narratives along the way (aka “story maps”).

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The content available in the ArcGIS system is provided by Esri (with support from its partners) and the ArcGIS user community.

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Story map is a new medium for bringing your data alive in interactive map form along with narrative text, images, videos, and other multimedia content to further engage and inspire your audience Many GMT users are familiar with the Haxby colors of Bill Haxby of Lamont; Esri’s chief cartographer has developed a new color ramp for seafloor geomorphology of Harris et al. Harris, P. T., M. Macmillan-Lawler, J. Rupp, and E. K. Baker. 2014. Geomorphology of the oceans. Mar. Geol. 352:4-24.

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Narrative text with links to further resources as well as to the original data, thoroughly documented with metadata, links to the original journal article where appropriate, etc. Data from Davies, A. J., and J. M. Guinotte. 2011. Global Habitat Suitability for Framework-Forming Cold-Water Corals. PLoS ONE 6:e18483.

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Data from Davies, A. J., and J. M. Guinotte. 2011. Global Habitat Suitability for Framework-Forming Cold-Water Corals. PLoS ONE 6:e18483.

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The Living Atlas is continually under construction with new efforts that now extend beyond just the reading and serving of dataset, to the provisioning of spatial analysis on these *data services* in the cloud such as the example prototype. This prototype shows results from a k-means statistical clustering algorithm for identifying the physiographic structure of the water column based on temperature, salinity, nutrients, density, etc. the usual suspects that will drive ecosystem responses and ultimately lead to a new map of global marine ecosystems. Our clustering algorithm has been vetted by distinguished spatial statistics professor Noel Cressie of the U. of Wollongong, Australia. In addition, we are provisioning the crosswalking and sharing of workflows and use cases in the Living Atlas, as well as additional apps for mobile, web, and desktop, community-building events where people gather face-to-face, and close interlinkages to other platforms such as ODIP and NSF EarthCube.

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The Living Atlas is continually under construction with new efforts that now extend beyond just the reading and serving of dataset, to the provisioning of spatial analysis on these *data services* in the cloud such as the example prototype. This prototype shows results from a k-means statistical clustering algorithm for identifying the physiographic structure of the water column based on temperature, salinity, nutrients, density, etc. the usual suspects that will drive ecosystem responses and ultimately lead to a new map of global marine ecosystems. Our clustering algorithm has been vetted by distinguished spatial statistics professor Noel Cressie of the U. of Wollongong, Australia. In addition, we are provisioning the crosswalking and sharing of workflows and use cases in the Living Atlas, as well as additional apps for mobile, web, and desktop, community-building events where people gather face-to-face, and close interlinkages to other platforms such as ODIP and NSF EarthCube.

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