Cetacean habitat distribution in the eastern Bering Sea
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1 PICES Annual Meeting th October,2010 Cetacean habitat distribution in the eastern Bering Sea and Chukchi Sea Hiroko Sasaki 1, Keiko Sekiguchi 2 and Sei Ichi Saitoh 1 1. Laboratory of Marine Bioresource and Environment Sensing, Graduate School of Fisheries Sciences, Hokkaido University 2. Graduate School of Arts and Science, International Christian University
2 1. Background I Why should we investigate Cetacean habitat?? Key Species on the ECOSYSTEM Forage large amount of commercial fishes Conservation for endangered Species In the eastern Bering Sea and Chukchi Sea Many Species of Cetacean (Regular visitors and Routinely migratory) Endangered Species migrate
3 1. Background II To understand the effect on the ecosystem We need to understand that When, Where and How many cetacean distribute. To conserve the endangered species We need to know where is Suitable Habitat (SH) for some species It Much is effective money to match up cost for Research sighting using data by Ship ship and Research satellite remote limitation sensing data
4 1. Background III Research about Cetacean Worldwide By catch of Cetacean (Young et al,2008) Range contraction in a beluga whale population. (Rugh et al., 2010) more
5 1. Background IV Oshoro Maru IPY Cruise ( ) 70 N 60 N 50 N 40 N µ 150 E 160 E 170 E W 150 W Examine the features and mechanisms of the responses of marine ecosystems to global climate change in the Bering and Chukchi seas. 30 N Cetacean Research Project The cetacean habitat in the eastern Bering Sea and Chukchi Sea (
6 2. Objectives To clarify the distribution and the oceanographic condition of cetaceans in the eastern Bering Sea and Chukchi Sea. To construct suitable habitat (SH) area
7 3. Data and Method Data In situ Data Study area: Cetacean Eastern sighting Bering Sea data (Latitude, Longitude) and Chukchi 2003, Sea , T/S Oshoro Maru Environmental Data SST Chl a Depth Aqua/MODIS Monthly 4km Aqua/MODIS Monthly Study period: 4km 2003, ETOPO 2 2 4km (resample)
8 3. Data and Method Methods Overlay / Clustering Statistical Analysis (Boxplot) Suitable Habitat Range
9 4. Result and Discussion 1 We could sight about 20 species of cetacean NAME Number Dall's porpoise (Phocoenoides dalli ) Toothed 178 Killer whale (Orcinus Orca ) 24 Sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus ) whale 25 Fin whale (Balaenoptera physalus ) 57 Gray whale (Eschrichtius robustus ) Baleen 15 Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae ) whale 66 Minke whale (Balaenoptera acutorostrata ) 31 Harbor porpoise (Phocoena Phocoena ) 6 Pacific white-sided dolphin(lageonorhychus obliquidens ) 6 We selected 3 toothed whale species and 4 baleen whale species.
10 4. Result and Discussion 2 DP: Dall s porpoise KW: Killer whale SP: Sperm whale FW: Fin whale GW: Gray whale HW: Humpback whale MW: Minke whale
11 4. Result and Discussion 3 For each parameters HSR average ± 1 standard deviation HSR on each type of data Dall s porpoise Not only Killer whale fish also Sperm marine whale Minke mammals whale Prey mesopelegic squid Gray whale Fin whale Humpback whale June,2006 June,2008 Aug,2007 July,2005 July,2006 July,2007 July,2008 July,2003
12 4. Result and Discussion 3 100% overlapped ; simillar prey species Overlapped ratio / Clustering (Nemoto,1959) (July 2007) Species Dall's porpoise VS Sperm whale 58.6 Fin whale VS Minke whale 100 Fin whale VS Gray whale 91 Fin whale VS Humpback whale 89.8 Fin whale VS Killer whale 84.2 Gray whale VS Humpback whale 76.6 Gray whale VS Killer whale 76.6 Gray whale VS Minke whale 94.6 Minke whale VS Killer whale 100 Minke whale VS Humpback whale 92.2 Fin whale (July, 2007) Minke whale (July, 2007) Overlapped Fin whale and Minke whale (July, 2007) Overlapped(%)
13 5. Conclusion Sperm whale tends to distribute over higher SST and Minke whale tends to distribute over low SST Sperm whale tends to distribute over lower chl. Dall s porpoise tends to distribute over higher chl concentration. Gray whale tends to distribute at shallow area and sperm whale tends to distribute over various depth area We can indicate availability for detecting Cetacean Suitable habitat.
14 6. Future work We should understand more detail of Cetaceans Habitat Reveal the probability of their distribution by using geo statistical models Predict their habitat in each season. Make database of cetacean habitat. for providing habitat information of cetacean for other users (researcher, decision maker etc.)
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