Electronic Tracking for Marine Resource Management Carl Meyer Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology.

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Electronic Tracking for Marine Resource Management Carl Meyer Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology

Tools: Telemetry Transmitters Acoustic Satellite

Hawaiian Archipelago Acoustic Array Photo: Luiz Rocha

SATELLITE TAGS (N=5) ACOUSTIC TAGS (N=30)

Number of Fish Detected Date

Uku – Tidal Movements

Reef Fish Movements at MPA sites – Kealakekua Bay MLCD Study funded by UH Sea Grant, NOAA Coral Reef Conservation Program (1) Long-term residents? (2) Frequency of boundary crossing? (3) Habitat breaks = natural barriers? Questions:

Shark Ecotourism – North Shore Oahu (1) Public safety implications? (2) Ecological impacts? Questions: Supported by Hawaii Shark Encounters & North Shore Shark Adventures

Shark Ecotourism – North Shore Oahu

Shark Feeding – pH Transmitter Yannis Papastamatiou, PhD Candidate

(1) Increase monitoring coverage and fill gaps in network (2) Integration with physical oceanography (3) Development and testing of new sensor technologies Future directions?