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This 2016 American superhero film is the 13th installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). It is directed by Anthony and Joe Russo and features a returning ensemble cast including Chris Evans, Robert Downey, Jr., Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Anthony Mackie, Don Cheadle, Jeremy Renner…
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (CNS) — Archbishop Paul D. Etienne of Anchorage has appointed an independent commission to review all personnel files of clerics and religious men and women who have served in the Archdiocese of Anchorage since its canonical establishment in 1966.
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Shirley Cote has 30 years of experience with the Anchorage Police Department and after retiring as a captain, she served as chief of the Soldotna Police Department. Rachel Gernat has more than a decade of experience as a former prosecutor of crimes against children and vulnerable adults. Michael Spaan has practiced law since the 1970s, served as U.S. attorney from 1981 to 1989 and as a judicial officer for over a decade.
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HomeNewsLATEST MOVIE: Star Wars film confirmed as "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" Official image is released!
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August 15, 2015 Ross Hughes News 0
Busy night for Star Wars news…..
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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is released on December 16th, 2016
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New Godzilla Behind the Scenes Photo and 1 Year to Go Message from Director Gareth Edwards
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Through improvisation and experimentation we can bring about changes and new ways of being. When we share this with others we can build bonds and connection. This is vital for us to feel a sense of belonging and help with self esteem issues. It allows us to access deeper emotions and express them through the creative process. Movement and dance keeps our physical bodies healthy and able, as well as our hearts and minds connecting to our body for more balance and harmony in our everyday lives.
There will be some guidance and activities which allow people to find their own creative expressions. These activities will support those who do not find that easy, with ways to explore and enable this, and for those who find it easier, to deepen in their expression.
If life is a stage, then what characters do you play? Have you ever though about changing your roles?
Improvised, Dance Movement & Performance Class. This group will take place once a month on every 1st Wednesday of the month.
This is for anyone who would like to find an outlet for self expression, performance, connection with others, to dance from the heart and keep our bodies and minds mobile and to go a little deeper into the stage of life.
Also working with over coming the fear of being seen, and feeling overly self conscious to be ourselves.
This is an inclusive dance and performance class, catered for people with all different sorts of needs.
Offering a space to connect to other people and find new ways to express ourselves through our creativity. Through dance movement and performance.
There will be a performance for this group at the end of the each year.
I am based in Penzance and Newlyn. I also do workshops in Redruth and Camborne areas.


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Q: SAS compare two tables with different column order Hi I have two tables with different column orders, and the column name are not capitalized as the same. How can I compare if the contents of these two tables are the same?
For example, I have two tables of students' grades
  table A:

        Math   English  History
      -------+--------+---------
   Tim   98      95        90
  Helen 100      92        85

 table B:

        history   MATH    english
       --------+--------+---------
   Tim   90       98        95
  Helen  85      100        92

A: You may use either of the two approaches to compare, regardless of the order or column name
/*1. Proc compare*/

proc sort data=A; by name; run;
proc sort data=B; by name; run;

proc compare base=A compare=B;
   id name;
run;

/*2. Proc SQL*/
proc sql;
select Math, English, History from A
<union/ intersect/ Except>
select MATH, english, history from B;
quit;

A: use except corr(corresponding) it will check by name. if everything is matching you will get zero records.
 data have1;
 input  Math   English  History;
datalines;
1 2 3
;
run;

data have2;
input English math History;
datalines;
 2 1 3
;
run;

proc sql ;
select * from have1
 except corr
 select * from have2;

edit1
if you want to check which particular column it differs you may have to transpose and compare as shown below example.
data have1;
 input name $ Math   English pyschology History;
 datalines;
  Tim 98      95     76   90
 Helen 100      92   55     85
  ;
 run;

data have2;
input name $ English Math pyschology History;
datalines;
Tim       95   98  76   90
 Helen    92  100 99    85
 ;
run;

 proc sort data = have1 out =hav1;
 by name;
run;

 proc sort data = have2 out =hav2;
 by name;
  run;

 proc transpose data =hav1 out=newhave1 (rename = (_name_= subject
 col1=marks));
 by name;
  run;

  proc transpose data =hav2 out=newhave2 (rename = (_name_= subject
 col1=marks));
 by name;
 run;

 proc sql;
create table want(drop=mark_dif) as
 select
 a.name as name
,a.subject as subject
,a.marks as have1_marks
,b.marks as have2_marks
,a.marks -b.marks as mark_dif
from  newhave1 a inner join newhave2 b
on upcase(a.name)  = upcase(b.name)
and upcase(a.subject) =upcase(b.subject)
where calculated mark_dif ne 0;

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Q: Can I replace the distribution in Gaussian Process Regression with a different regression? Sorry for the confusing title. Let me try to clarify:
I have a time series of wind speeds with some missing points here and there. I want to interpolate these points and have tried mainly polynomial and spline interpolation (also weighted interpolation), but for some cases, these just did not work well. Moreover, these interpolation methods do not take into account what a reasonable wind speed value range would be.
Looking into Gaussian Process Regression (GPR), that seems to basically do what I want and uses an underlying Gaussian distribution for the regression / interpolation.
What I am now wondering is if it is possible to use the underlying principle of GPR with a distribution different than Gaussian distribution (e.g. Weibull distribution would make a lot of sense for wind speeds). If I understood it correctly, the used kernel is independant of the distribution, so the kernel should not be a problem here.
So, would it be possible to simply replace the distribution for this method? Or is it simply not possible for some mathematical reason? I have a quite weak mathematical understanding of the GPR, so that is entirely possible. The Wiki article on the topic was pretty hard to understand for me, so I would appretiate it if you could include a simple-to-understand explanation in your answers.
Thanks a lot in advance!

A: Disclaimer: This is an unfinished answer which still needs some (mathematical / research / googling) work. Feel free to downvote if there is somebody with more experience concerning Weibull processes...

So, would it be possible to simply replace the distribution for this method? Or is it simply not possible for some mathematical reason?

Let us quickly review how Gaussian Processes work. The first assumption is that there is some space $T$ from which the indices of random variables $(X_t)_{t \in T}$ come. In your case, $T$ is probably a series of times (like $T = \{0,1,2,...\}$) and $X_t$ resembles the windspeed at day/hour/second $t$.
In Gaussian processes one assumes that for any finite subset $t_1, ..., t_n$ of times, $(X_{t_1}, ..., X_{t_n})$ is distributed with a density being a multivariate normal distribution $\mathcal{N}(\Sigma, \mu)$ with covariance matrix $\Sigma = (k(t_i, t_j)_{i,j=1,...,n})$ and mean $\mu = (\mu(t_i))_{i=1,...,n}$. So far there is nothing special about this multivariate distribution (i.e. up until now we could easily replace it by another multivariate distribution).
What is so special about the multivariate normal distribution / why don't people use another one?
Well, the unique property of the multivariate normal distribution is that given a 'new' $t_{n+1}$, we can find an explicit expression for the density
  $$f_{X_{t_{n+1}}|X_{t_1}, ..., X_{t_{n}}}(x_{t_{n+1}}|x_{t_1}, ..., x_{t_{n}}) = \frac{f_{X_{t_{n+1}},X_{t_1}, ..., X_{t_{n}}}(x_{t_{n+1}},x_{t_1}, ..., x_{t_{n}})}{f_{X_{t_1}, ..., X_{t_{n}}}(x_{t_1}, ..., x_{t_{n}})}$$
because using a somewhat involved computation one can show the following:
If the whole covariance matrix of $(X_{t_{n+1}},X_{t_{1}}, ..., X_{t_{n}})$ matrix looks like
$$\Sigma_{\text{all}} = \begin{pmatrix} \Sigma_{n+1,n+1} & \Sigma_{n+1,*}^T \\ \Sigma_{n+1,*} & \Sigma_{*,*} \end{pmatrix} = \begin{pmatrix} k(t_{n+1}, t_{n+1}) & k(t_{n+1}, *)^T \\ k(t_{n+1}, *) & k(*,*)\end{pmatrix}$$
i.e.
$$\Sigma_{n+1,*}^T = (k(t_{n+1}, t_1), ..., k(t_{n+1}, t_n))$$
(the covariance pairing between the 'new' point $x_{t_{n+1}}$ and the 'old'/'known' ones $x_{t_1}, ..., x_{t_n}$)
and
$$\Sigma_{*,*} = (k(t_i, t_j))_{i,j=1,...,n}$$
(the covariance matrix on the 'old'/'known' points $x_{t_1}, ..., x_{t_n}$
and if we write the mean of all variables as
$$\mu = (\mu(t_{n+1}), \mu_*)$$
where $\mu_* = (\mu(t_1), ..., \mu(t_n))$
then
$f_{X_{t_{n+1}}|X_{t_1}, ..., X_{t_{n}}}$ is a multivariate normal distribution again and
$$f_{X_{t_{n+1}}|X_{t_1}, ..., X_{t_{n}}} = \mathcal{N}(\Sigma', \mu')$$
with
$$\Sigma' = k(t_{n+1}, t_{n+1}) - \Sigma_{n+1,*}^T (\Sigma_{*,*})^{-1} \Sigma_{n+1,*}$$
and
$$\mu' = \mu(t_{n+1}) + \Sigma_{n+1,*}^T (\Sigma_{*,*})^{-1}((x_{t_1}, ..., x_{t_n})^T - \mu_*)$$
In one sentence:
What is so special about the multivariate normal distribution / why don't people use another one?
The predictive distribution still belongs to the same class of distributions and given the values $x_{t_1}, ..., x_{t_n}$ and the new point $x_{t_{n+1}}$ we can explicitly compute the parameters (and therefor the distribution itself).
Things you have to do if you want to do this with the Weibull distribution:

*

*First of all make sure that there is a multivariate Weibull distribution. this seems to indicate that there is such a thing and how to compute it.

*Carry out the involved computation to verify that f_{X_{t_{n+1}}|X_{t_1}, ..., X_{t_{n}}} is a univariate Weibull distribution with parameters that can be explicitly computed from the values $x_{t_1}, ..., x_{t_n}, x_{t_{n+1}}$ and the parameters of the distribution of $x_{t_1}, ..., x_{t_n}$.

However, this might be math heavy (I did not try it yet) and it might be the case that somebody already did this...
Hope this helps...
PS: Even I do not understand what this Kriging is about and how exactly it is related to Gaussian Processes from the Wikipedia page :-)


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Published: Thursday, August 3, 2017 - 4:30pm
Updated: Friday, August 4, 2017 - 8:09am
A new poll of Arizonans shows that despite his new book and recent pushback against President Donald Trump, the state's junior senator remains deeply unpopular.
Just 18 percent of the more than 700 Arizona voters surveyed by the Democratic-leaning Public Policy Institute approve of Jeff Flake's job performance. Sixty-two percent say they disapprove.
As for the president, Trump has the approval of 44 percent here after winning the state with 49 percent in November.
In his new book, "Conscience of a Conservative: A Rejection of Destructive Politics and a Return to Principle," Flake — one of the few Republicans who didn't endorse Trump — argues that his party is in denial about Trump.
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About Transport Country info
The airport is located 4.3 miles (7km) south of Chennai's city centre
Chennai Airport (MAA)
There are many options for transfer from the airport, including taxis, auto-rickshaw, bus and train.
GMT +5.5
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A link building connects the international and domestic terminals, while different areas of the terminals are accessible via aerobridges and pedestrian walkways.
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We are reviewing all the cancelled shows and renewed shows of 2011
And the year came out in its first couple of months already giving way to a tons of renewals.
Fox renews Hell´s Kitchen for a two more seasons the day after renewing American Dad; and it is not a big surprise. The show´s been solid for a long time now. (It actually holds the commenting record on this site).
Hell´s Kitchen renewal order is for two more cycles, with production on seasons 9 and 10 starting in April, with the intention of premiering late summer.
Hell´s Kitchen has grown its ratings each and every cycle, averaging 6.3 million viewers last cycle.
Executive Producer Arthur Smith says "The thing about Hell's Kitchen is you can put it anywhere — spring, summer, fall, opposite Modern Family and Survivor."
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Persistence pays off in 'Sky Ladder: The Art of Cai Guo-Qiang'
The California drought comes up unexpectedly in the fascinating documentary, "Sky Ladder: The Art of Cai Guo-Qiang." Director Kevin Macdonald ("The Last King of Scotland") helps us understand the political and social forces that developed one of China's major artists and his final success with his "Sky Ladder" project after many failures. Art requires money and sometimes doing something different, but what is the price?
The movie begins at a low-tech factory in China where workers are making and packing gunpowder for fireworks. Cai explains that fireworks were discovered in China when chemists were attempting to find an elixir for eternal life. They called it "fire medicine."
You may not be familiar with Cai, but you might have seen his work. Cai is the designer behind the spectacular fireworks display for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Macdonald uses that event as a teaser because before that Cai had many other fireworks art pieces and events.
Tatsumi Matatoshi, technical director of Cai Studio, explains in Japanese, "He always says that there is no success or failure in art. He starts all his projects with that attitude." The "Sky Ladder" project, Matatoshi comments, has failed many times.
Cai's first attempt was in Bath, England in 1994. The sky ladder is a ladder made of bamboo and fireworks. The explosions will draw the weight of the ladder up into the sky. In the documentary, we see a ladder toward heaven carved into the side of a church, but rather than heaven in the biblical sense, Cai is thinking about outer space. His "Sky Ladder" was inspired by the NASA space program.
Cai was born in 1957. When he was 11, the Apollo 11 mission landed Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on the moon. That was good news, he recalls, even in China. Yet the moon landing saddened Cai because he realized that he would never go into outer space. His "Sky Ladder" is about creating a ladder into the sky, half a kilometer long, creating a dialogue between earth and outer space.
The Bath project is forced to cancel due to torrential rains. We see Cai scrambling around. He tried again in Shanghai in 2001, but the project is canceled again due to heightened concerns about terrorism after the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center and the failed attempt on the Pentagon (American Airlines Flight 77).
In 2012, in Los Angeles was supposed to be the site for the "Sky Ladder" for the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA). An artist's rendition shows the ladder of fire going up with the Griffith Observatory and a full moon in the background. But California was in the midst of a drought and Cai's permits were revoked based on concerns about possible wildfires.
Interspersed between the videos of Cai's various "Sky Ladder" projects we see Cai in Liuyang which, we're told, is the fireworks capital of China. Cai is consulting with Ben Youyu, the fireworks consultant for the project. They laugh as they test a rung on the roof top. "In this town we don't need permission to light fireworks," Cai says.
Fireworks isn't the only medium Cai works with. He's also had works that show his concern for the environment, an alarming problem in modern China. His 'The Ninth Wave" was inspired by a Russian painting of the same name which shows the final struggle of humanity. Cai's installation piece is a large ark with animals on it. "Air of Heaven" installation has the figures of three babies on a swing in a forlorn setting devoid of greenery or animals. His "Silent Ink" may remind one of that bubbling crude oil segment in the intro of "The Beverly Hillbillies," but it's more sinister.
Orville Schell, director of the Center on US-China Relations comments "His recent work has a strong environmental subtext" and that Cai has "a deep social conscience." Yet there's a link to his past. His grandfather was an intellectual who spent all his money on books. His father, Cai Ruiqin was a famous calligrapher. Ian Buruma, a professor at Bard College, notes that some of his firework pieces are "very calligraphic" and also incorporate an "act of spontaneity."
Yet Macdonald doesn't allow us to forget the purges of the Cultural Revolution when "everything that was old had to be smashed." Cai recalls to his two daughters that he learned his dog had been shot by the Red Guard. The dog wasn't buried. It was eaten. He explains, "To be able to survive people were happy to eat a dog."
Cai did survive. He has moved to New York where he now lives. Yet some of his art, some of his most memorable moments, including the "Sky Ladder" are only possible in a place where governmental control requires compromises, but then what becomes of the intention of art? There are questions about Cai and his collaboration with a government that we know has allowed environmental problems to spread and destroy whole villages. It is a government that might regulate thought, but allows potentially dangerous stunts. Cai doesn't need a permit to explode firecrackers and fireworks on the roof of a city building, but is that wise?
Still this isn't a politically-minded documentary. When the "Sky Ladder" is finally built and finally realized at Huiyu Island Harbor, Quanzhou, Fujian, (June15, 2015), we've learned some touching things about Cai's family, feng shui and perseverance. There is a feeling of feng shui and fate that permeates throughout. "Sky Ladder: The Art of Cai Guo-qiang" opens on Oct. 14 for a one week Oscar qualifying run at the Pasadena Playhouse 7 as well as streaming on Netflix. In Japanese, Mandarin Chinese and English with English subtitles.
—Most of this review appeared in the Pasadena Weekly
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Temeraire: Book VI
Speaking of dragons, it's been ages since I caught up with Temeraire and his captain Laurence in Naomi Novik's lovingly-created alternate Napoleonic history. Luckily the library had just the right book at the right time and so I plunged in with gusto. Novik's novels choose a different part of the world each time, to add variety both to the adventures and to the kinds of creatures we encounter: for this is a world full of dragons, serpents and other strange creatures. And our heroes' current location is home to some of the strangest creatures even without the blessing of fantasy: as the curtain rises, we find gentleman and dragon newly arrived in Australia, exiled as punishment for their supposed treason. But it's a sensitive time in the colony and the sudden arrival of two dragons (not to mention three soon-to-hatch eggs) adds a new frisson to the prickly aftermath of the Rum Rebellion.
William Bligh is not a fortunate man. Having already been mutinied against by the crew of his ship, the Bounty, he has been appointed Governor of New South Wales; only to lose that position too in 1808, when a cabal of military men and wealthy settlers (led by Major Johnston and the charismatic John MacArthur) seizes power. This much is all historical fact, and it's a tribute to Novik's careful research that she weaves her story so tightly into 'reality'. One could argue that perhaps Bligh's misfortune was his own doing, for being a fairly useless manager, and he certain proves to be a most unpleasant companion. When Laurence, Temeraire and their companions arrive in Australia, Bligh hopes that they will reinstate him and spends his time whining to that purpose.
But nothing can be done without orders from England, which may take some nine months to arrive. In the meantime, the officers must maintain an uneasy peace – enduring Bligh, while keeping up cautious relations with MacArthur and his rebels. As for Temeraire and Laurence, they prefer to keep out of things entirely – or at least, Laurence does, for Temeraire finds it hard to see behind the politics of liking the person who gives you the most cows to eat. But Laurence knows that to be tarred as a traitor makes your support undesirable and unwise. Yet what are they to do, a military man and a military dragon, in a colony so unformed and undeveloped?
Then a plan is developed. They are asked to take a gang of convicts out into the interior, to search for a pass over the Blue Mountain and to investigate any cultivatable land beyond. This adventure also promises to answer some questions posed by their friend Tenzing Tharkay, an agent for the East India Company who is seeking the routes used by certain smugglers to bypass the tariffs of Canton. And so off they go, with the irascible (and wonderful) Iskierka and her captain Granby, plus the issue of the first hatched egg: the smugly tedious Caesar and his equally unpleasant captain Rankin. Their journey takes them deep into a haunting world of red sand and yellow rock, of winding gorgeous and vast deserts, a strange and disorientating world. And there are dangers here too: the vicious, swiftly-striking bunyips who lurk at water-holes; and, perhaps even more unsettling, the silent presence of the natives. When the company wakes one morning to find that the largest remaining dragon egg has been stolen, their mission takes on a much more urgent prospect – to recover the egg before it hatches in enemy hands.
Novik's adventures are always that – adventurous – but their real appeal for me comes from their writing. She has managed, throughout a lengthy series, to keep the historical 'voice' of the narrative absolutely pitch-perfect, and reading her stories is like sinking into a warm bath with a happy sigh. They're such comfortable books. Her profound knowledge of real history enables her to tweak things at just the right moment, to create a world subtly changed by the everyday presence of dragons, and she chooses such interesting and (to me) unfamiliar moments to explore. You just know that nothing is going to jar. And the books are also wonderful character pieces. Although Temeraire and Laurence always have some form of mission, the real interest comes from seeing how they respond to one another and the world around them: how Temeraire's dragon-nature is formed by the calm, noble personality of his captain. And, in this book (and in the previous volume), there's a lot of discussion about concepts like loyalty, treason, and integrity, which help to bring the ethical world of the early 19th century to life. Fortunately there's also plenty of humour, the most outrageous part of which is offered by Iskierka, whom I love.
Reading these books at long intervals has meant that I haven't got bored of them: their gentle, old-fashioned spirit combined with their modern humour continue to form a magical palate-cleanser between whichever other books I'm reading at the given time. I don't think I have that many left, unfortunately, but I'm eager to see which exotic part of the world draws Laurence and Temeraire next… and I may have an idea which it'll be…
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I am almost done with Patrick O'Brian's Aubrey/Maturin series (just one volume left to read), and still planning to tackle Novik's novels after that. This volume in particular, from your description sounds very Aubrey/Maturin-ish – the writing and the way it is steeped in 18th century language is one of the main appeals of O'Brian's series, too, and William Bligh plays a (somehwat indirect) part there, too. So while I am still not quite convinced that I will be liking the Temeraire series, I am finding myself looking rather forward to the prospect of giving it a go.


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Ocean Conservation and Citizen Science at the Long Beach Scuba Show
June 24, 2019 June 24, 2019 Science Connected	coral reefs, ocean, ocean conservation, ocean sanctuaries, oceans, reef check, reefs, sharks
by Kristin Butler
Each year, the Long Beach Scuba Show brings together divers from around the world for seminars and exhibits on all things scuba, with topics ranging from dive gear to scuba vacations. Though the show mostly showcases the business side of diving, visitors can also learn about nonprofits that use diving to fight cancer, promote ocean conservation, and collect citizen science data.
Two of the nonprofits that attended this year's show in May developed and currently run citizen science projects I wrote about in 2017: Reef Check and Ocean Sanctuaries. Both offer citizen science certification programs and enlist the help of scuba divers in collecting data on marine life.
Ocean Sanctuaries co-founder Barbara Lloyd collecting data at the Yukon Wreck (photo by Dave Hershman)
Reef Check has attended the Scuba Show for many years, but this was the first year Ocean Sanctuaries hosted a booth. Two years ago, Ocean Sanctuaries received the Show's Eco Laureate Award from Scott Cassell's Undersea Voyager Project, which is given to individuals and organizations who have made outstanding contributions to ocean conservation.
At this year's show, the two groups recruited new participants for their programs, spoke to dozens of divers about the importance of citizen science, and also connected with one another over their shared history. It was the Reef Check (RC) training he took a decade ago that inspired Ocean Sanctuaries founder Mike Bear to start his own marine citizen science nonprofit.
"Their booth was right next to ours, and it was nice meeting new faces there and reminiscing about my time with them as an RC student," Bear said.
Hearing Mike's story was the highlight of the scuba show for Reef Check Tropical Program Director Dania Trespalacious. It reminded her of the impact that regular people from the community can make when working together.
"The Scuba Show reminds us of the tight-knit connections in the scuba community, even across oceans and continents, and demonstrates the enormous power and potential of the diving community for protecting ocean life," she said.
I enjoyed the opportunity to reconnect with both groups through interviews this spring to get an update on each of their projects. Some of the news I learned was exciting, some of it was quite sobering, but all of it was possible because of their dedicated citizen science volunteers.
Citizen Science for Ocean Conservation
Almost 10 years ago, divers Mike Bear and Barbara Lloyd started Ocean Sanctuaries to study sevengill sharks, first off the coast of San Diego and later in other areas, including off the coast of South Africa.
Divers involved with the program submit photos they take of the sharks they encounter while diving, which Ocean Sanctuaries analyzes using a computer program (originally designed to ID star patterns in the sky for NASA) to identify sharks by their freckles and other markings. Advanced divers also help the group collect data at an underwater wreck site in southern California called the Yukon.
Over the past few years, Ocean Sanctuaries has also developed a two-part online citizen science certification program for data quality. The first part teaches basic citizen science protocols and the second part focuses on marine life identification. The certification can prepare people collect data they submit to the citizen science app iNaturalist. In addition, the nonprofit has started serving more families and kids through their iNaturalist tide pool BioBlitzes.
A Reef Check California Diver (photo by Kate Vylet)
Reef Check was founded in 1996. It enlists the help of scuba diving citizen scientists who collect data on coral reefs around the globe, as well as on the rocky reefs and kelp forests off the coast of California, using a rigorous protocol employing transects and underwater slates.
The coral reef project is supported through donations, and Reef Check California receives funding from the State of California to monitor areas inside and outside the state's Marine Protected Areas (MPAs), which are offshore preserves similar in size and function to state parks.
Data Makes a Difference
Each project has produced interesting findings that are being used by both scientists and resources managers.
Volunteers with Ocean Sanctuaries documented a number of shark sightings off the coast of Southern California in 2014 and 2015, but for the past few years, they haven't documented any.
"We are at a loss to explain this kind of thing," said co-founder Mike Bear. "There is no shortage of divers in the water on the lookout for this species of shark, but lately we've seen nothing."
Bear is now looking for opportunities to share these findings with professional scientists in the San Diego region.
He has also connected with scientists from the University of Miami. The research of these scientists, off the coast of South Africa, seems to indicate that sevengill shark population numbers in that region are increasing as great white sharks disappear from the bay.
Giant Kelp (photo by Ocean Sanctuaries co-founder Mike Bear)
These scientists reached out to Ocean Sanctuaries recently to find out if the citizen science data the nonprofit collects reveal the same pattern, and Ocean Sanctuaries is analyzing its data to share.
"Citizen science is getting more and more widely accepted by the scientific community," Bear said.
Reef Check's research indicates ecosystem changes along the California coast, said Reef Check California Executive Director Jan Freiwald.
Recent Reef Check data show that several species are being found outside their normal ranges, suggesting that certain species are expanding their historically southerly ranges northward. These species include the crowned sea urchin, finescale triggerfish, and largemouth blenny.
Reef Check data also show that long stretches of kelp forests, especially in Northern California, have disappeared in the last few years due to warming waters and the die-off of sea stars from sea star wasting disease, Freiwald said.
"Without their sea star predators, purple sea urchin populations in the region have exploded over one hundred-fold and are decimating the kelp forests they feed on," Freiwald said.
This has so impacted abalone populations (which eat kelp) that the state, using data from Reef Check, decided to close abalone fishing in 2017 along the Mendocino coast.
Reef Check volunteers continue to monitor the area in the hope that these ecosystems might rally, and the organization is even training abalone fishermen to monitor the underwater sites they used to fish.
In more positive news, Reef Check published a study in March in the journal Nature Communications that used 20 years of Reef Check citizen science data from over 80 countries. It concludes the world's coral reefs are more resistant to hot water now than they were a decade ago.
"That is good news, because it suggests coral are better equipped to deal with global climate change than we might have thought, and that might give us some time to save them," Freiwald said.
Promoting Ocean Conservation Through Volunteerism
In addition to providing valuable data, both of these nonprofits maintain communities of volunteers who care about conservation.
"Volunteering with Ocean Sanctuaries made me realize how dynamic everything is and how connected it all is," said volunteer Stefanie Flax. In particular, she has become more aware of the impact of single-use items, especially plastic. "I'm super aware of what I'm buying now because I've seen where it ends up," Flax said.
Kelp off the California coast (photo by Ocean Sanctuaries volunteer Stefanie Flax)
Rick Allen, who collects data for Reef Check, said the experience has shown him what a difference that ocean conservation oases like California's MPAs can make for species under threat.
"Right off the bat I could see the difference between the ecosystems inside and outside the protected areas, and suddenly I got it," he said.
Flax said that in addition to feeling like citizen science gave her a chance to give back to the ocean that gives her so much joy, it has also deepened her dive experience. "Now if I don't post (data about) what I saw, it almost feels like I am missing out on part of my dive experience," she said about her work with ocean conservation.
For Allen, the biggest personal benefits (besides contributing to conservation science) are the friendships he has made through Reef Check. "I came for the data, and I stayed for the relationships," he said.
Featured image: Reef Check California Volunteers (photo by Selena McMillan).
Kristin is a freelance journalist and Outreach and Communications Director for the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory. She holds a B.A. degree in Political Science from Whitman College and an M.S. in Mass Communications from San Jose State University. Kristin has worked as an environmental reporter for The Argus newspaper and was a monthly contributor to Bay Area BusinessWoman News. She's also directed communications and fundraising initiatives for a number of environmental and youth serving organizations, including Earthjustice and Girls Inc. She dedicates her Scuba Series in remembrance of her beloved mother, Marilyn Butler, who passed along to Kristin a deep love for science and nature along with a pair of pink scuba diving fins.
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With the recession in full swing, John Kent's London-based private equity firm is having a heyday buying controlling chucks of undervalued, desperate companies.
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