Workshop on the World Ocean Assessment
Proforma Workshop Decision Matrices (Round 2)
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Part 1: Habitats – Quality for Species Reference Point = conditions in 1900
Habitat Systems
Parameter
Summary Rationale
Current Condition ( 0 to 10 compared to reference point )
Current Trend ( Improving, Stable, Declining )
Best 10%
Most places
Worst 10%
Confid- ence H, M, L
Best 10%
Most places
Worst 10%
Confid- ence H, M, L
Benthic Estuaries and deltas Small gulfs and bays Lagoons – open and barred Beaches Non-coral reefs fringing coasts and islands (intertidal and subtidal)
Coral reefs fringing coasts and islands (intertidal and subtidal) Sub tidal and intertidal coral and rocky reefs not contiguous with shoreline Seabed inner shelf (0-50m) Seabed outer shelf (50-200m) Seabed shelf break and upper slope Slope (700-1500m) Seabed abyss (>1500m) Water column shoreline (0-20m) Water column inner shelf (20-50m) Water column outer shelf (50-200m) Water column offshore (>200m)
Water column
Biological Mangroves
Seagrass beds Algal beds
Coral reefs (<30m) Deepwater corals and sponges (>30m) Bryozoan reefs Mudflats Structural Canyons and shelf- break Seamounts (>1000m Habitat Systems Parameter
Summary Rationale
Current Condition ( 0 to 10 compared to reference point )
Current Trend ( Improving, Stable, Declining )
Best 10%
Most places
Worst 10%
Confid- ence H, M, L
Best 10%
Most places
Worst 10%
Confid- ence H, M, L
rise from seafloor) Large gulfs, large bays Offshore banks, shoals, islands l i l Major river
deltas/wetlands Karst systems Special individual habitat features
Ha Long Bay WH Bight of Bangkok
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