Complete Chain
Entity (ENT) | Office of Response and Restoration (ORR)GUID: gov.noaa.nmfs.inport:44707 | Updated: August 9, 2022 | Published / External
Data Attributes
Attribute Summary
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ESI | VARCHAR | The character item ESI contains values according to the ESI ranking of the arcs. The ESI rankings progress from low to high susceptibility to oil spills. The list below includes the shoreline habitats delineated for the Puerto Rico wetlands ESI classification, presented in order of increasing sensitivity to spilled oil: 1A) Exposed Rocky Cliffs; 2B) Scarps and Steep Slopes in Muddy Sediments; 3A) Fine- to Medium-grained Sand Beaches; 4) Coarse-grained Sand Beaches; 5) Mixed Sand and Gravel Beaches; 6A) Gravel Beaches; 6B) Riprap; 7) Exposed Tidal Flats; 8B) Sheltered, Solid Man-made Structures; 9A) Sheltered Tidal Flats; 10D) Mangroves. In some cases, the shorelines are ranked with multiple codes, such as 10D/7. The first number (10D, mangroves) is the most landward shoreline type, with exposed tidal flats (7) being the shoreline type closest to the water. | Description Source: Research Planning, Inc. | |
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RSI | VARCHAR | The character item RSI contains values according to the RSI ranking of the arcs. The RSI rankings progress from low to high susceptibility to oil spills. The list below includes the shoreline habitats delineated for the Puerto Rico wetlands RSI classification, presented in order of increasing sensitivity to spilled oil: 2) Straight Channel with Currents, Low-sensitive Banks (Mud Dominant); 3) Meandering Channel, Sand Point Bars; 4) Meandering Channel, Vegetated Point Bars; 6) Meandering Channel, Sand and Gravel Point Bars; 7) Split Channels With Coarse Gravel, Some Rapids; 8) Small Falls, Boulders in Channel; U) Unranked. | Description Source: Research Planning, Inc. | |
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LINE | VARCHAR | Type of geographic feature | Description Source: Research Planning, Inc. | |
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SOURCE_ID | VARCHAR | Data source of the ESI arcs | Description Source: Research Planning, Inc. | |
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ENVIR | VARCHAR | Regional environment | Description Source: Research Planning, Inc. |
Attribute Details
ESI
| Seq. Order: | 1 |
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| Data Storage Type: | VARCHAR |
| Required: | No |
| Primary Key: | No |
| Status: | Active |
| Description: |
The character item ESI contains values according to the ESI ranking of the arcs. The ESI rankings progress from low to high susceptibility to oil spills. The list below includes the shoreline habitats delineated for the Puerto Rico wetlands ESI classification, presented in order of increasing sensitivity to spilled oil: 1A) Exposed Rocky Cliffs; 2B) Scarps and Steep Slopes in Muddy Sediments; 3A) Fine- to Medium-grained Sand Beaches; 4) Coarse-grained Sand Beaches; 5) Mixed Sand and Gravel Beaches; 6A) Gravel Beaches; 6B) Riprap; 7) Exposed Tidal Flats; 8B) Sheltered, Solid Man-made Structures; 9A) Sheltered Tidal Flats; 10D) Mangroves. In some cases, the shorelines are ranked with multiple codes, such as 10D/7. The first number (10D, mangroves) is the most landward shoreline type, with exposed tidal flats (7) being the shoreline type closest to the water. | Description Source: Research Planning, Inc. |
| Allowed Values: | 1A: Exposed Rocky Cliffs | 2B: Scarps and Steep Slopes in Muddy Sediments | 3A: Fine- to Medium-grained Sand Beaches | 3A/7: Fine- to Medium-grained Sand Beaches/ Exposed Tidal Flats | 4: Coarse-grained Sand Beaches | 5: Mixed Sand and Gravel Beaches | 5/7: Mixed Sand and Gravel Beaches/ Exposed Tidal Flats | 6A: Gravel Beaches | 6B: Riprap | 8B: Sheltered, Solid Man-made Structures | 9B: Sheltered, Vegetated Low Banks | 10D: Mangroves | 10D/3A: Mangroves/ Fine- to Medium-grained Sand Beaches | 10D/7: Mangroves/ Exposed Tidal Flats | U: Unranked | |
RSI
| Seq. Order: | 2 |
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| Data Storage Type: | VARCHAR |
| Required: | No |
| Primary Key: | No |
| Status: | Active |
| Description: |
The character item RSI contains values according to the RSI ranking of the arcs. The RSI rankings progress from low to high susceptibility to oil spills. The list below includes the shoreline habitats delineated for the Puerto Rico wetlands RSI classification, presented in order of increasing sensitivity to spilled oil: 2) Straight Channel with Currents, Low-sensitive Banks (Mud Dominant); 3) Meandering Channel, Sand Point Bars; 4) Meandering Channel, Vegetated Point Bars; 6) Meandering Channel, Sand and Gravel Point Bars; 7) Split Channels With Coarse Gravel, Some Rapids; 8) Small Falls, Boulders in Channel; U) Unranked. | Description Source: Research Planning, Inc. |
| Allowed Values: | 2: Straight Channel with Currents; Low-sensitive Banks (Mud Dominant) | 3: Meandering Channel; Sand Point Bars | 4: Meandering Channel; Vegetated Point Bars | 6: Meandering Channel; Sand and Gravel Point Bars | 7: Split Channels With Coarse Gravel; Some Rapids | 8: Small Falls; Boulders in Channel | U: Unranked | |
LINE
| Seq. Order: | 3 |
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| Data Storage Type: | VARCHAR |
| Required: | No |
| Primary Key: | No |
| Status: | Active |
| Description: |
Type of geographic feature | Description Source: Research Planning, Inc. |
| Allowed Values: | H: Hydrography | M: Marsh | S: Shoreline | |
SOURCE_ID
| Seq. Order: | 4 |
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| Data Storage Type: | VARCHAR |
| Required: | No |
| Primary Key: | No |
| Status: | Active |
| Description: |
Data source of the ESI arcs | Description Source: Research Planning, Inc. |
| Allowed Values: | 1: Original digital information | 2: Low-altitude overflight | 5: Digitized from scanned 1:20,000 and 1:30,000 USGS topographic quadrangle | 6: National Wetland Inventory | 8: USGS Digital Line Graph Data | 12: Felix Lopez Additions and Edits to Puerto Rico Mangroves | |
ENVIR
| Seq. Order: | 5 |
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| Data Storage Type: | VARCHAR |
| Required: | No |
| Primary Key: | No |
| Status: | Active |
| Description: |
Regional environment | Description Source: Research Planning, Inc. |
| Allowed Values: | E: Estuarine | R: Riverine | U: Unranked | |