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• W2100552938 abstract "The Seamount Ecosystem Evaluation Framework (SEEF) is an innovative multidisciplinary tool developed to standardize the parameters by which seamounts are characterized, to report the extent of knowledge about individual seamounts, and to identify and assess threats to them, and to address other issues. Initially developed by Pitcher and Bulman (2007) and Pitcher et al. (2007), SEEF identifies critical gaps in knowledge and may be used as a guide to develop future research plans for a specific seamount. By systematizing sets of seamount data, it can also promote and assist consistent seamount ecosystem modeling, meta-analysis, and, for management, development of ecosystem-based plans. SEEF is available to the scientific community and general public through the SEEF web site (http://www. seamounteef.org), and through the Seamounts Online initiative (http://seamounts.sdsc.edu; Stocks, 2009). using this interface, individuals can update the existing knowledge of a specific seamount, thus contributing to an improved framework. The SEEF version presented here incorporates revisions to the original schema made by a group of participants at the March 2009 Seamount Biogeosciences network workshop held at Scripps Institution of Oceanography (http://earthref.org/ events/SBn/2009/). SEEF incorporates three different parts. The first part (Part A in Figure 1) scores the extent of our knowledge about individual seamounts by listing their most important attributes, including geological, oceanographic, and ecological features that are found on seamounts that may contribute to their role in enhancing local biomass and biodiversity. The second part of SEEF (Part B in Figure 1) scores the relative severity of threats posed by human activities to the abundance and diversity of seamount resources, principally fishing and other extractive exploitation. Effectively, it identifies seamounts in different conservation states. Parts A and B are scored by experts in the field; scoring disagreements can lead to productive research and useful expressions of uncertainty. The left-hand side of Figure 1 lists attributes and issues. A full description is available on the SEEF web site. The third part of SEEF (C), currently under development, aims to quantify each attribute and threat using actual values, or categories of values, in a fuzzy logic system. In doing so, SEEF will determine the extent of local enhancements in the food web, biodiversity, or biomass, and at the same time will quantify the different threats posed to seamount ecosystems. Scores can be color coded, so that scanning or mapping a set of SEEFs immediately reveals the extent of our ecological ignorance as well as the location of threatened seamount areas. At the same time, it highlights gaps in understanding of general seamount ecosystems, promotes seamount data synthesis, and thus uses and contributes to existing online data sets such as Seamounts Online." @default.
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• W2100552938 title "Seamount Ecosystem Evaluation Framework (SEEF): A Tool for Global Seamount Research and Data Synthesis" @default.
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