Compilation of image annotations and environmental data of 7 years of monitoring of hydrothermal assemblages using the TEMPO ecological module (EMSO-Azores observatory)

The dataset contains annotations made on screenshots of video sequences collected by the TEMPO ecological module from 2012 to 2019 at a frequency from infra-daily to 10 days (base of the Eiffel Tower hydrothermal edifice, Lucky Strike, Mid-Atlantic Ridge, depth of 1695m). A long-term monitoring of the vent fauna dynamics was achieved with the files provided in this DOI that includes:

  • Annotations of the substratum and of the vent fauna (Bathymodiolus azoricus vent mussel) and microbial mats with polygons;
  • Annotations of the crab Segonzacia mesatlantica within images;
  • Count of unidentified zoanthids (manual and automatic; codes are provided).

Long-term monitoring of the vent habitat dynamics was made with the following environmental measurements also provided in the DOI:

  • Yearly measurements made with the CHEMINI and temperatures probes of the underwater vehicle since MoMARSAT2014
  • Positions and temperatures measured by iButton® probe in the TEMPO images
  • Linear regression-based modeling of the vent fluid dilution gradient in order to interpolate the iButton® temperatures over the full set of images

The dataset is accompanied with rasters allowing spatio-temporal continuity of the data by masking the portions of the images that do not overlap throughout the image time series.

The dataset is also accompanied with a read me to describe the structure of each data.

Disciplines

Biological oceanography

Keywords

Mid-Atlantic Ridge, EMSO-Azores, Hydrothermal vent, Lucky Strike, Underwater imagery, TEMPO, Time series, MoMARSAT, Bathymodiolus azoricus, Eiffel Tower, Microbial mats, Segonzacia mesatlantica, Multidisciplinary, Deep-sea observatory, High-resolution monitoring, Long-term monitoring, Vent dynamics

Location

37.17N, 37.17S, -32.16E, -32.16W

Devices

The TEMPO ecological module deployed from 2012 to 2019 is equipped with a SMOOVE camera and is part of the EMSO-Azores observatory.

Autonomous iButton® probes (Thermochron) deployed in the field of view from 2014 to 2019.

The underwater vehicle (ROV Victor6000/HOV Nautile) are equiped with a CHEMINI and temperature sensors.

Data

FileSizeFormatProcessingAccess
Tracking of the mussel individuals
13 KoCSVProcessed data
CHEMINI and temperature measurements made with the submersible during the MoMARSAT cruises
10 KoCSVProcessed data
Raster of the dilution gradient modeled by regressions of iButton(R) temperatures
2 MoTEXTProcessed data
Delimitations of the field of view to perform spatio-temporal analyses of biological annotations
16 KoTEXTProcessed data
Monthly temperatures and position of iButton(R) probes
25 KoCSVProcessed data
Compilation of the polygons annotated in images to monitor dynamcis of the substrata and vent fauna assemblages
17 MoCSVProcessed data
Document to help the reader to navigate through the different data files
21 KoDOC, DOCX
Image combining the different fields of view recorded by the TEMPO ecological module from 2012 to 2019
1 MoIMAGERaw data
Positions of the annotation of the crab S. mesatlantica made in TEMPO images
135 KoCSVProcessed data
ImageJ scripts to extract the count of zoanthids from TEMPO images
4 Ko.IMJ
Zoanthid counts made in TEMPO image
1 MoCSVProcessed data
How to cite
Van Audenhaege Loic, Matabos Marjolaine, Courant Valentin, Jaulin Emmanuel, Raffault Clarisse, Le Goffic Léa, Drugmand Jonathan, Brind'amour Anik, Laes Agathe, Sarradin Pierre-Marie, Sarrazin Jozee (2022). Compilation of image annotations and environmental data of 7 years of monitoring of hydrothermal assemblages using the TEMPO ecological module (EMSO-Azores observatory). SEANOE. https://doi.org/10.17882/84672

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