Analysis of environmental variables and fouling organisms on an experimental artificial reef area of Daya Bay Chen haigang South China Sea Fisheries Institute,

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
EIONET REPORTING Agency of Environment & Forestry MARINE AND COASTAL ENVIRONMENT MARITIME MARITIME 21/22 October 2013.
Advertisements

Ocean Habitats and their Biota
Figure 1: Location map of hydrographic and coastal sampling stations.
Marine Habitats: Physical Conditions of Marine Life.
Lec 12: Rapid Bioassessment Protocols (RBP’s)
Methane and Nitrous Oxide distributions in natural waters around Taiwan Hsiao-Chun Tseng, Chen-Tung Arthur Chen, Ting-Yu Chen *, Hung-Ling Chen,Meng-Chia.
Hawaii Ocean Time-series (HOT) program Marine Microplankton Ecology
Laura Palamara, John Manderson, Josh Kohut, Matthew Oliver, John Goff, Steven Gray Developing Ecological Indicators for Fisheries Management using IOOS.
SB4. Students will assess the dependence of all organisms on one another and the flow of energy and matter within their ecosystems. c. Relate environmental.
Jędrasik J., Kowalewski M., Ołdakowski B., University of Gdansk, Institute of Oceanography Impact of the Vistula River waters on the Gulf of Gdańsk during.
The Ocean’s primary Productivity
Community Ordination and Gamma Diversity Techniques James A. Danoff-Burg Dept. Ecol., Evol., & Envir. Biol. Columbia University.
Aquatic Ecosystems Determining factors:
Biogeography & Biodiversity Chapter 24. Ecosystems & Climate Biogeography- study of distributions of organisms The shift from travel notes to surveys.
By: ESAI, ROBIN, and CHELSEA
Utilization of Benthic Invertebrates as Salinity Indicators in South Florida Rivers, Lessons from the Peace and Alafia Rivers Utilization of Benthic Invertebrates.
State of the Oceans Portfolio Committee 13 February 2013.
Marine Ecosystem Structure and Organisms Ecosystem = A biotic community and its interaction with the abiotic environment. Flow of Energy and Cycling of.
How much of our planet is H 2 O? BIOL 3240 Plant and Animal Ecology – Life in Water.
Introduction Oithona similis is the most abundant copepod in the Gulf of Alaska, and is a dominant in many ecosystems from the poles to the sub-tropics.
Continuous monitoring in the benthic boundary layer off the Northwestern Florida shelf. William M. Landing, Stephanie Fahrny, Kevin Speer, Markus Huettel.
ECOLOGY. ECOLOGY The study of the ABUNDANCE, DISTRIBUTION, and DIVERSITY of organisms and their interactions within an environment.
DIRECT ORDINATION What kind of biological questions can we answer? How can we do it in CANOCO 4.5?
Salinity, dissolved oxygen, and nutrient concentrations in Oyster Pond, Falmouth, Massachusetts Karen Bishop and Michael Perret: Marine Ecology, Prof.
Community Ecology. G.1.1 Outline the factors that affect the distribution of plant species, including temperature, water, light, soil pH, salinity, and.
15.1 Life in the Earth System KEY CONCEPT The biosphere is one of Earth’s four interconnected systems.
KEY CONCEPT Biomes are land-based, global communities of organisms.
Long-Term Changes in the Biomass Yields of the Fish and Fisheries of the Yellow Sea LME Qisheng Tang Yellow Sea Fisheries Research Institute
A Chemical and Vegetative Characterization of the Ichetucknee River Sky K. Notestein and Thomas K. Frazer.
Species diversity Species diversity: variation in types of organisms present in a community Components of species diversity species richness: number of.
VI. Aquatic Biomes A. Requirements 1. The last 5 weeks have been spent talking about only 30 % of our planet 2. Aquatic biomes are characterized by depth.
Open Oceans: Pelagic Ecosystems III. Comparing the makeup of water and plankton Mean Elemental Ratios of N, and P Organisms: 16.0N / 1P Sea Water: 14.7N.
Sea Grass Communities Vegetated, sandy substrates Vegetated, sandy substrates Shallow, clear water Shallow, clear water Tropical and subtropical habitats.
Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory Review – Ann Arbor, MI November 15-19, Click to edit Master text styles –Second level Third level.
PATTREN OF PRIMARY PRODUCTION
North Sea Observatory Tony Walne, Abigail McQuatters-Gollop SAHFOS, Plymouth SAHFOS currently: tows CPRs about 2000 miles/month in North Sea analyses about.
Properties of Ocean Water Can you see what the sea’s about?
“Mohawk Guy” and his Band of Neogene Planktic Foraminifer Friends.
CH 15 Ocean Life and Ocean Water Salinity – total amount of dissolved solids in water Expressed in parts per thousand Average salinity of is 35 ppt or.
Environmental Controls on Bivalve Skeletal Growth Dan Killam UC Santa Cruz.
The Subtidal1 Life on the Continental Shelf. The Subtidal2 The Continental Shelf.
What is the System-Wide Monitoring Program (SWMP) and What Can It Do For You?
THE FOOD WEB DO NOW: What do you think is the most important
Interactions of Living Things
State Agency Needs for Remote Sensing Data Related to Water Quality By Bob Van Dolah Marine Resources Research Institute South Carolina Department of Natural.
Agronomic Spatial Variability and Resolution What is it? How do we describe it? What does it imply for precision management?
Lab 5 Physical and Chemical Properties of Sea Water
Controls of sub-surface dissolved oxygen in Massachusetts Bay, USA Amanda Hyde (Maine Maritime Academy), Doug Vandemark (University of New Hampshire),
Scientific Exchange Program on Autonomous Reef Monitoring Systems Tang Zhenzhao South China Sea Fisheries Research Institute.
“Upwelling of south region of Gulf of California. Fluxes of CO 2 and nutrients ” Leticia Espinosa Diana Escobedo (IPN-CIIDIR SINALOA)
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center. Temporal Changes in SAV Coverage Total # of Species Total No. of All Species Eurasian Watermilfoil Dominant.
Nutrients in sea water Introduction Distribution of Phosphorus and seasonal variation Distribution of nitrogen compounds Distribution of silicates and.
HSI (Habitat Suitability Index) models developed by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service are a numerical index that describes the habitat quality.
1 Community Structure of Planktonic Copepods in I-Lan Bay and the Adjacent Kuroshio Waters off Northeastern Taiwan Community Structure of Planktonic Copepods.
1. 2 The process of moving water out of the oceans and back to the land is called the hydrologic cycle. evaporation precipitation Run-off transpiration.
Food web and microbial loop Eutrophic vs. Oligotrophic food webs
POLAR SEAS Because the water is cold, oxygen is rich.
Biotic and Abiotic Factors of the Ocean
Marine Bacterioplankton Seasonal Succession Dynamics
Mid-Atlantic Blue Ocean Economy 2030
Marine Protected Areas
Remember that ecosystems (sometimes I use the term habitats instead) with abundant nutrients and sunlight will have high primary productivity, high biomass,
Unit 9 - Ecology.
Unit 9 - Ecology.
Ocean Water & Life.
VI. Aquatic Biomes.
Oceanographic Factors Affecting Phytoplankton Distribution in Monterey Bay, CA LT Adria McClain.
The effect of ship Nox deposition on cyanobacteria blooms
Relationship Between NO3 and Salinity:
Aquatic Ecosystems.
Presentation transcript:

Analysis of environmental variables and fouling organisms on an experimental artificial reef area of Daya Bay Chen haigang South China Sea Fisheries Institute, CAFS Guangzhou, China

Goals of the artificial reefs project? From a human standpoint, artificial reefs bring together two odd bedfellows. Environmentalists creating habitat to help save our oceans and capitalists putting $131 into the local economy for every $1 spent on artificial reefs 02/13/03 STATUS REPORT FWC DIVISION OF MARINE FISHERIES NORTHWEST FLORIDA ARTIFICIAL REEF UNPUBLISHED REEF PROJECT

How to affect habitat environment? Firm, stable substrate for attachment Currents can result in the concentration of nutrient and plankton, and additional food source is provided Increasing biomass for food chain

Case:Yangkeikeng in Daya Bay Artificial reefs deployment site in Yangmeikeng Control area : 1 、 4 、 5 、 6 、 11 、 12 Reef area: 10 Experimental area:2 、 3 、 7 、 8 、 9 Three deployment types of artificial reefs

Changes of environmental factors From Apr-2007 to Nov-2008, the result of linear fitting showed the increasing tendency of water temperature was RA(0.502) > EA(0.371) > CA(0.294) 。 From Apr-2007 to Nov-2008, the result of linear fitting showed the decreasing tendency of water salinity was CA(-0.336) > RA(-0.237) > EA(-0.228) 。

From Apr-2007 to Nov-2008, the result of linear fitting showed the decreasing tendency of water pH value was similar( ) 。 From Apr-2007 to Nov-2008, the result of linear fitting showed the decreasing tendency of dissolved oxygen was CA( ) > EA(-0.084) > RA(-0.082) 。

From Apr-2007 to Nov-2008, the result of linear fitting showed the increasing tendency of ammonical nitrogen concentration was CA(6.092) > EA(3.938) > RA(2.048) 。 From Apr-2007 to Nov-2008, the result of linear fitting showed the increasing tendency of nitrate nitrogen concentration was CA(27.696) > EA(21.851) > RA(11.605) 。

From Apr-2007 to Nov-2008, the result of linear fitting showed the decreasing tendency of phosphate concentration was CA(-5.308) > EA(-4.232) > RA(-2.444) 。 From Apr-2007 to Nov-2008, the result of linear fitting showed the increasing tendency of chlorophyll a concentration was EA(0.156) > CA(0.040) > RA(0.014) 。

Scores of the first two principal components (PC1 and PC2), PC1 and PC2 explained 66.99% of the total variance. Sampling sites are classified in three different groups, zone 1 mainly comprised from sampling sites of EA and CA, the sampling stations included in zone 2 are from RA, and zone 3 included RA and EA. There is a relationship among Dissolved oxygen, Salinity and Chl-a for PC1 that is associated with upwelling.

Changes of fouling organisms Before deployment of reef After deployment of reef

Seasonal changes of fouling organisms species A total of 116 species were collected and identified during four seansonal investigation. Among them, the species of fouling organisms on steel reef biofouled more quickly than those on concrete reef. species of fouling organisms Spring Summer Autumn Winter Concrete reef Steel reef

Seasonal changes of fouling biomass During four seasonal investigation, the biomass of the communities on concrete reef were winter ﹥ autumn ﹥ spring ﹥ summer. Among them, Balanus trigonus, O. plicatula and Pema viridis were the absolute advantage species, the tendency of which varied as the following:

Seasonal changes of fouling biomass During four seasonal investigation, the biomass of the communities on steel were winter ﹥ spring ﹥ autumn ﹥ summer. Among them, Balanus trigonus, O. plicatula and Pema viridis were also the absolute advantage species as on concrete reef, the tendency of which varied as the following:

Seasonal changes of community diversity Diversity index Evenness value Abundance

Biomass of different reef materials Among of different reef materials, the average biomass of fouling organisms on wood reef reached kg/m2. By comparison of 6 reef materials, effect of biofouling was followed by wood, plastic, aluminum, steel, tyre and concrete.

Factors affecting the fouling organism The results of DCA indicated that each attaching organism had its own distribution region. The results of CCA indicated that temperature and salinity, depth, transparence and dissolved oxygen were the dominate factors in the distribution of attaching organisms, and CCA taxis fairly reflected the correlation between the distribution of attaching organisms and environmental factors. 附着生物 DCA 种类排序 CCA 分析结果用双序图