time and space (Andréfouët and Payri, 2001). Multiple-source remote sensing of reef
system structure and environment may now be integrated with field determinations
of benthic metabolism to evaluate the carbon and carbonate biogeochemistry of reef
systems across a range of space and time scales. As a result, holistic analyses of reef
community, zone, or system metabolic function can be used to provide a fundamental
context for ecological studies, and can inform ecosystem managers on the efficacy of
alternate monitoring and remediation strategies.
7. Acknowledgements
The senior author is grateful to I. Kuffner, P. Hallock-Muller, B. Lidz, and an
anonymous reviewer for their thoughtful reviews of an earlier version of this
manuscript. The authors acknowledge the U.S. Geological Survey's Coastal and
Marine Geology Program for funding our investigations of the integration of coral reef
metabolic measurements with remote sensing.
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