Are there specific processes for which you need tools but have not been able to find appropriate ones? |
# | Response Date | Comment |
1. | Fri, 9/7/07 12:28 PM | a simple computer-bsed tool to help developers consider environmental and social as well as economic decisions when designing their projects. Such a tool would indicate regulatory information and also practical ecosystem information. Simple questions, like is there a stream or wetland on your property; are there species at risk on your property. This kind of approach could be used for marine applications as well. |
2. | Mon, 9/10/07 8:25 PM | Visualizations, "game-playing." |
3. | Tue, 9/18/07 9:17 PM | We need good particle (LaGrangian) circulation modelling of the linkages between estuaries and near-shore waters. The models exist, but oddly enough require data to be applied! |
4. | Wed, 9/19/07 12:51 PM | It would be helpful to have tools that deal with hydrologic flows through marsh ecosystem that can deal with both tidal restoration projects and projections of sea level rise. |
5. | Fri, 9/21/07 1:34 PM | No |
6. | Fri, 9/21/07 7:53 PM | Not sure because I'm not aware what's out there. |
7. | Fri, 9/21/07 8:21 PM | community outreach about aquaculture so that public debate is based on facts not hype |
8. | Sun, 9/23/07 3:27 AM | I think we need a tool to actively promote two-way information flow to all those with a vested interest in marine ecosystems (i.e., all life as we know it on the planet). |
9. | Tue, 9/25/07 5:19 PM | No. |
10. | Tue, 9/25/07 6:52 PM | No |
11. | Thu, 9/27/07 1:27 PM | No comment |
12. | Thu, 9/27/07 7:05 PM | In development. |