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Service Description: NCCOS used an on-line application to gather opinions from 24 local experts regarding their priorities for mapping the lakebed within TBNMS. The system allowed respondents to indicate where mapping is needed, the types of map data that are required, the urgency of the need, and a rationale to justify their priorities. Based on analysis of the responses, a few groups of cells emerged as the highest overall priority for mapping. These were primarily located within 20 km of shore and were concentrated between Alpena and Rogers City. They had the highest overall coin totals, a large number of respondents per cell, and a similar mix of justifications and desired map data types base on the cluster analysis (Cluster 3). Several additional areas emerged as highly important for certain groups or data needs.
What caused these patterns of high priority cells? Plotting the data in a diversity of ways allowed us to disentangle the various priorities among experts from different fields. We not only identified important areas that were unique to each group, but perhaps more importantly, we also identified areas that are a high priority for more than one field of experts.
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Description: NCCOS used an on-line application to gather opinions from 24 local experts regarding their priorities for mapping the lakebed within TBNMS. The system allowed respondents to indicate where mapping is needed, the types of map data that are required, the urgency of the need, and a rationale to justify their priorities. Based on analysis of the responses, a few groups of cells emerged as the highest overall priority for mapping. These were primarily located within 20 km of shore and were concentrated between Alpena and Rogers City. They had the highest overall coin totals, a large number of respondents per cell, and a similar mix of justifications and desired map data types base on the cluster analysis (Cluster 3). Several additional areas emerged as highly important for certain groups or data needs.
What caused these patterns of high priority cells? Plotting the data in a diversity of ways allowed us to disentangle the various priorities among experts from different fields. We not only identified important areas that were unique to each group, but perhaps more importantly, we also identified areas that are a high priority for more than one field of experts.
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Title: Thunder Bay NMS Prioritization Results
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Comments: <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;font-size:12pt"><DIV><DIV><P STYLE="margin:0 0 0 0;"><SPAN>NCCOS used an on-line application to gather opinions from 24 local experts regarding their priorities for mapping the lakebed within TBNMS. The system allowed respondents to indicate where mapping is needed, the types of map data that are required, the urgency of the need, and a rationale to justify their priorities. Based on analysis of the responses, a few groups of cells emerged as the highest overall priority for mapping. These were primarily located within 20 km of shore and were concentrated between Alpena and Rogers City. They had the highest overall coin totals, a large number of respondents per cell, and a similar mix of justifications and desired map data types base on the cluster analysis (Cluster 3). Several additional areas emerged as highly important for certain groups or data needs. </SPAN></P><P /><P STYLE="margin:0 0 0 0;"><SPAN>What caused these patterns of high priority cells? Plotting the data in a diversity of ways allowed us to disentangle the various priorities among experts from different fields. We not only identified important areas that were unique to each group, but perhaps more importantly, we also identified areas that are a high priority for more than one field of experts.</SPAN></P><P STYLE="margin:0 0 0 0;"><SPAN /></P><P STYLE="margin:0 0 0 0;"><SPAN>v 1.20200610</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV>
Subject: A total of 24 respondents entered suggestions into the on-line prioritization tool and allocated a combined total of 4800 coins into the grid cells to denote their suggestions for future lakebed mapping.
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Keywords: Thunder Bay NMS,spatial prioritization
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