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Forecasting and remote sensing of harmful algal blooms on the other coasts Rick Stumpf National Ocean Service National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science NOS Coastal Ocean Science EPA Region 9 April 2017 Hazards of Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) Shellfish poisoning Economic Fish kills Marine mammals and birds Freshwater swimming Drinking water Clogging desal plants 2 NOS Coastal Ocean Science EPA Region 9 April 2017 Why does HAB forecasting matter? ● Toledo, >$2 million economic loss from two-day bloom impact ● Annually $11M for chemical treatment (nbcnews.com) ● Methods will help with P reduction targets ● Florida tourism loss, $6M per month per county ● Health, ER admissions 54% increase in respiratory, 40% increase in gastro- intestinal ● Gulf of Maine halo effect ● 2005 $10’s millions lost seafood NOS Coastal Ocean Science EPA Region 9 April 2017 Cyanobacterial (freshwater) HABs Deaths at dialysis center in Brazil in 1996 Drinking water issue, cyano-toxins pose risk of liver & kidney damage Toledo 2014 Toledo 2015, with no risk! Tom Feran, The Plain Dealer 4 NOS Coastal Ocean Science EPA Region 9 April 2017 Coastal HABS Public Health Threats/Animal Mortality/Ecosystem Disruption NOS Coastal Ocean Science EPA Region 9 April 2017 Impacts Coastal HABs Name Human & Fish Water Animal* Kills Discoloration Poisonin g Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning Yes** No No (ASP) Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP) Yes No No Diarrhetic Shellfish Poisoning Yes No No (DSP) Neurotoxic Shellfish Poisoning Yes** Yes Yes (NSP) Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning Yes** Yes Yes (PSP) Brown Tide No Yes Yes CyanoHABs Yes** Yes Yes Golden Alga No Yes Yes *Mammals, birds, turtles, often protected species Karlodinium No Yes Yes **Can cause human or animal deaths NOS Coastal Ocean Science EPA Region 9 April 2017 Some regions with chronic severe HABs Pacific NW G.Maine Erie CA C.Bay TX FL/AL EPA Region 9, April 2017 NOS Coastal Ocean Science EPA Region 9 April 2017 HAB Operational Forecast System Concept: 8 National Capability, Regional Implementation • Ocean Color, currents • Public Health Data, In situ Observations Inputs • Hydrodynamic Models • Met Forecasts (Winds) • Biological Models Continuing Research to • Web Services, Web Mapping Refine Analysis & Services Integration • Can ingest all formats (ASCII, Interactive GRIB2, netCDF, etc) • Export mapping tools for multiple GIS Portal formats (.shp, .kml, .geotiff, etc) • Regionally Specific Operational Products SOP’s, Expert • Web Updates System Rules Output • Skill Assessments • Research and experimental products Products NOS Coastal Ocean Science EPA Region 9 April 2017 Collaborative Forecasting Automated Observations observing and (Local) Operational Models/satellites (NOAA Integration ESA) (NOAA) Analysis system Local Analysts (NOAA) Forecast with analyst interpretation: “A harmful algal bloom has been identified in patches from southern Lee to central Collier County. Patchy very low impacts are possible … today through Thursday. “ NOS Coastal Ocean Science EPA Region 9 April 2017 HAB Operational Forecast System: Gulf of Mexico Karenia brevis Padre Island National Seashore Closes Park to Dogs (December 9, 2009) http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/hab NOS Coastal Ocean Science EPA Region 9 April 2017

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Hazards of Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs). Shellfish poisoning. Economic. Fish kills. Marine mammals and birds. Freshwater swimming. Drinking water.
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