WMS WMS end-point for individual habitat maps and models held by EMODnet Seabed Habitats. Includes all data with access limitations as "View and Download" or "View only" WMS Geoserver EMODnet JNCC EMODnet Seabed Habitats Team Joint Nature Conservation Committee Office

Joint Nature Conservation Committee

Peterborough Cambridgeshire PE1 1JY UK euseamap@jncc.gov.uk None None text/xml image/png application/atom+xml application/json;type=utfgrid application/pdf application/rss+xml application/vnd.google-earth.kml+xml application/vnd.google-earth.kml+xml;mode=networklink application/vnd.google-earth.kmz image/geotiff image/geotiff8 image/gif image/jpeg image/png; mode=8bit image/svg+xml image/tiff image/tiff8 image/vnd.jpeg-png image/vnd.jpeg-png8 text/html; subtype=openlayers text/html; subtype=openlayers2 text/html; subtype=openlayers3 text/plain application/vnd.ogc.gml text/xml application/vnd.ogc.gml/3.1.1 text/xml; subtype=gml/3.1.1 text/html application/json XML INIMAGE BLANK JSON WMS end-point for individual habitat maps and models held by EMODnet Seabed Habitats. Includes all data with access limitations as "View and Download" or "View only" AUTO:42001 AUTO:42002 AUTO:42003 AUTO:42004 AUTO:97001 AUTO:97002 AUTO:97003 AUTO:97004 CRS:27 CRS:83 CRS:84 EPSG:2000 EPSG:2001 EPSG:2002 EPSG:2003 EPSG:2004 EPSG:2005 EPSG:2006 EPSG:2007 EPSG:2008 EPSG:2009 EPSG:2010 EPSG:2011 EPSG:2012 EPSG:2013 EPSG:2014 EPSG:2015 EPSG:2016 EPSG:2017 EPSG:2018 EPSG:2019 EPSG:2020 EPSG:2021 EPSG:2022 EPSG:2023 EPSG:2024 EPSG:2025 EPSG:2026 EPSG:2027 EPSG:2028 EPSG:2029 EPSG:2030 EPSG:2031 EPSG:2032 EPSG:2033 EPSG:2034 EPSG:2035 EPSG:2036 EPSG:2037 EPSG:2038 EPSG:2039 EPSG:2040 EPSG:2041 EPSG:2042 EPSG:2043 EPSG:2044 EPSG:2045 EPSG:2046 EPSG:2047 EPSG:2048 EPSG:2049 EPSG:2050 EPSG:2051 EPSG:2052 EPSG:2053 EPSG:2054 EPSG:2055 EPSG:2056 EPSG:2057 EPSG:2058 EPSG:2059 EPSG:2060 EPSG:2061 EPSG:2062 EPSG:2063 EPSG:2064 EPSG:2065 EPSG:2066 EPSG:2067 EPSG:2068 EPSG:2069 EPSG:2070 EPSG:2071 EPSG:2072 EPSG:2073 EPSG:2074 EPSG:2075 EPSG:2076 EPSG:2077 EPSG:2078 EPSG:2079 EPSG:2080 EPSG:2081 EPSG:2082 EPSG:2083 EPSG:2084 EPSG:2085 EPSG:2086 EPSG:2087 EPSG:2088 EPSG:2089 EPSG:2090 EPSG:2091 EPSG:2092 EPSG:2093 EPSG:2094 EPSG:2095 EPSG:2096 EPSG:2097 EPSG:2098 EPSG:2099 EPSG:2100 EPSG:2101 EPSG:2102 EPSG:2103 EPSG:2104 EPSG:2105 EPSG:2106 EPSG:2107 EPSG:2108 EPSG:2109 EPSG:2110 EPSG:2111 EPSG:2112 EPSG:2113 EPSG:2114 EPSG:2115 EPSG:2116 EPSG:2117 EPSG:2118 EPSG:2119 EPSG:2120 EPSG:2121 EPSG:2122 EPSG:2123 EPSG:2124 EPSG:2125 EPSG:2126 EPSG:2127 EPSG:2128 EPSG:2129 EPSG:2130 EPSG:2131 EPSG:2132 EPSG:2133 EPSG:2134 EPSG:2135 EPSG:2136 EPSG:2137 EPSG:2138 EPSG:2139 EPSG:2140 EPSG:2141 EPSG:2142 EPSG:2143 EPSG:2144 EPSG:2145 EPSG:2146 EPSG:2147 EPSG:2148 EPSG:2149 EPSG:2150 EPSG:2151 EPSG:2152 EPSG:2153 EPSG:2154 EPSG:2155 EPSG:2156 EPSG:2157 EPSG:2158 EPSG:2159 EPSG:2160 EPSG:2161 EPSG:2162 EPSG:2163 EPSG:2164 EPSG:2165 EPSG:2166 EPSG:2167 EPSG:2168 EPSG:2169 EPSG:2170 EPSG:2171 EPSG:2172 EPSG:2173 EPSG:2174 EPSG:2175 EPSG:2176 EPSG:2177 EPSG:2178 EPSG:2179 EPSG:2180 EPSG:2188 EPSG:2189 EPSG:2190 EPSG:2191 EPSG:2192 EPSG:2193 EPSG:2194 EPSG:2195 EPSG:2196 EPSG:2197 EPSG:2198 EPSG:2199 EPSG:2200 EPSG:2201 EPSG:2202 EPSG:2203 EPSG:2204 EPSG:2205 EPSG:2206 EPSG:2207 EPSG:2208 EPSG:2209 EPSG:2210 EPSG:2211 EPSG:2212 EPSG:2213 EPSG:2214 EPSG:2215 EPSG:2216 EPSG:2217 EPSG:2218 EPSG:2219 EPSG:2220 EPSG:2221 EPSG:2222 EPSG:2223 EPSG:2224 EPSG:2225 EPSG:2226 EPSG:2227 EPSG:2228 EPSG:2229 EPSG:2230 EPSG:2231 EPSG:2232 EPSG:2233 EPSG:2234 EPSG:2235 EPSG:2236 EPSG:2237 EPSG:2238 EPSG:2239 EPSG:2240 EPSG:2241 EPSG:2242 EPSG:2243 EPSG:2244 EPSG:2245 EPSG:2246 EPSG:2247 EPSG:2248 EPSG:2249 EPSG:2250 EPSG:2251 EPSG:2252 EPSG:2253 EPSG:2254 EPSG:2255 EPSG:2256 EPSG:2257 EPSG:2258 EPSG:2259 EPSG:2260 EPSG:2261 EPSG:2262 EPSG:2263 EPSG:2264 EPSG:2265 EPSG:2266 EPSG:2267 EPSG:2268 EPSG:2269 EPSG:2270 EPSG:2271 EPSG:2272 EPSG:2273 EPSG:2274 EPSG:2275 EPSG:2276 EPSG:2277 EPSG:2278 EPSG:2279 EPSG:2280 EPSG:2281 EPSG:2282 EPSG:2283 EPSG:2284 EPSG:2285 EPSG:2286 EPSG:2287 EPSG:2288 EPSG:2289 EPSG:2290 EPSG:2291 EPSG:2292 EPSG:2294 EPSG:2295 EPSG:2296 EPSG:2297 EPSG:2298 EPSG:2299 EPSG:2300 EPSG:2301 EPSG:2302 EPSG:2303 EPSG:2304 EPSG:2305 EPSG:2306 EPSG:2307 EPSG:2308 EPSG:2309 EPSG:2310 EPSG:2311 EPSG:2312 EPSG:2313 EPSG:2314 EPSG:2315 EPSG:2316 EPSG:2317 EPSG:2318 EPSG:2319 EPSG:2320 EPSG:2321 EPSG:2322 EPSG:2323 EPSG:2324 EPSG:2325 EPSG:2326 EPSG:2327 EPSG:2328 EPSG:2329 EPSG:2330 EPSG:2331 EPSG:2332 EPSG:2333 EPSG:2334 EPSG:2335 EPSG:2336 EPSG:2337 EPSG:2338 EPSG:2339 EPSG:2340 EPSG:2341 EPSG:2342 EPSG:2343 EPSG:2344 EPSG:2345 EPSG:2346 EPSG:2347 EPSG:2348 EPSG:2349 EPSG:2350 EPSG:2351 EPSG:2352 EPSG:2353 EPSG:2354 EPSG:2355 EPSG:2356 EPSG:2357 EPSG:2358 EPSG:2359 EPSG:2360 EPSG:2361 EPSG:2362 EPSG:2363 EPSG:2364 EPSG:2365 EPSG:2366 EPSG:2367 EPSG:2368 EPSG:2369 EPSG:2370 EPSG:2371 EPSG:2372 EPSG:2373 EPSG:2374 EPSG:2375 EPSG:2376 EPSG:2377 EPSG:2378 EPSG:2379 EPSG:2380 EPSG:2381 EPSG:2382 EPSG:2383 EPSG:2384 EPSG:2385 EPSG:2386 EPSG:2387 EPSG:2388 EPSG:2389 EPSG:2390 EPSG:2391 EPSG:2392 EPSG:2393 EPSG:2394 EPSG:2395 EPSG:2396 EPSG:2397 EPSG:2398 EPSG:2399 EPSG:2400 EPSG:2401 EPSG:2402 EPSG:2403 EPSG:2404 EPSG:2405 EPSG:2406 EPSG:2407 EPSG:2408 EPSG:2409 EPSG:2410 EPSG:2411 EPSG:2412 EPSG:2413 EPSG:2414 EPSG:2415 EPSG:2416 EPSG:2417 EPSG:2418 EPSG:2419 EPSG:2420 EPSG:2421 EPSG:2422 EPSG:2423 EPSG:2424 EPSG:2425 EPSG:2426 EPSG:2427 EPSG:2428 EPSG:2429 EPSG:2430 EPSG:2431 EPSG:2432 EPSG:2433 EPSG:2434 EPSG:2435 EPSG:2436 EPSG:2437 EPSG:2438 EPSG:2439 EPSG:2440 EPSG:2441 EPSG:2442 EPSG:2443 EPSG:2444 EPSG:2445 EPSG:2446 EPSG:2447 EPSG:2448 EPSG:2449 EPSG:2450 EPSG:2451 EPSG:2452 EPSG:2453 EPSG:2454 EPSG:2455 EPSG:2456 EPSG:2457 EPSG:2458 EPSG:2459 EPSG:2460 EPSG:2461 EPSG:2462 EPSG:2463 EPSG:2464 EPSG:2465 EPSG:2466 EPSG:2467 EPSG:2468 EPSG:2469 EPSG:2470 EPSG:2471 EPSG:2472 EPSG:2473 EPSG:2474 EPSG:2475 EPSG:2476 EPSG:2477 EPSG:2478 EPSG:2479 EPSG:2480 EPSG:2481 EPSG:2482 EPSG:2483 EPSG:2484 EPSG:2485 EPSG:2486 EPSG:2487 EPSG:2488 EPSG:2489 EPSG:2490 EPSG:2491 EPSG:2492 EPSG:2493 EPSG:2494 EPSG:2495 EPSG:2496 EPSG:2497 EPSG:2498 EPSG:2499 EPSG:2500 EPSG:2501 EPSG:2502 EPSG:2503 EPSG:2504 EPSG:2505 EPSG:2506 EPSG:2507 EPSG:2508 EPSG:2509 EPSG:2510 EPSG:2511 EPSG:2512 EPSG:2513 EPSG:2514 EPSG:2515 EPSG:2516 EPSG:2517 EPSG:2518 EPSG:2519 EPSG:2520 EPSG:2521 EPSG:2522 EPSG:2523 EPSG:2524 EPSG:2525 EPSG:2526 EPSG:2527 EPSG:2528 EPSG:2529 EPSG:2530 EPSG:2531 EPSG:2532 EPSG:2533 EPSG:2534 EPSG:2535 EPSG:2536 EPSG:2537 EPSG:2538 EPSG:2539 EPSG:2540 EPSG:2541 EPSG:2542 EPSG:2543 EPSG:2544 EPSG:2545 EPSG:2546 EPSG:2547 EPSG:2548 EPSG:2549 EPSG:2550 EPSG:2551 EPSG:2552 EPSG:2553 EPSG:2554 EPSG:2555 EPSG:2556 EPSG:2557 EPSG:2558 EPSG:2559 EPSG:2560 EPSG:2561 EPSG:2562 EPSG:2563 EPSG:2564 EPSG:2565 EPSG:2566 EPSG:2567 EPSG:2568 EPSG:2569 EPSG:2570 EPSG:2571 EPSG:2572 EPSG:2573 EPSG:2574 EPSG:2575 EPSG:2576 EPSG:2577 EPSG:2578 EPSG:2579 EPSG:2580 EPSG:2581 EPSG:2582 EPSG:2583 EPSG:2584 EPSG:2585 EPSG:2586 EPSG:2587 EPSG:2588 EPSG:2589 EPSG:2590 EPSG:2591 EPSG:2592 EPSG:2593 EPSG:2594 EPSG:2595 EPSG:2596 EPSG:2597 EPSG:2598 EPSG:2599 EPSG:2600 EPSG:2601 EPSG:2602 EPSG:2603 EPSG:2604 EPSG:2605 EPSG:2606 EPSG:2607 EPSG:2608 EPSG:2609 EPSG:2610 EPSG:2611 EPSG:2612 EPSG:2613 EPSG:2614 EPSG:2615 EPSG:2616 EPSG:2617 EPSG:2618 EPSG:2619 EPSG:2620 EPSG:2621 EPSG:2622 EPSG:2623 EPSG:2624 EPSG:2625 EPSG:2626 EPSG:2627 EPSG:2628 EPSG:2629 EPSG:2630 EPSG:2631 EPSG:2632 EPSG:2633 EPSG:2634 EPSG:2635 EPSG:2636 EPSG:2637 EPSG:2638 EPSG:2639 EPSG:2640 EPSG:2641 EPSG:2642 EPSG:2643 EPSG:2644 EPSG:2645 EPSG:2646 EPSG:2647 EPSG:2648 EPSG:2649 EPSG:2650 EPSG:2651 EPSG:2652 EPSG:2653 EPSG:2654 EPSG:2655 EPSG:2656 EPSG:2657 EPSG:2658 EPSG:2659 EPSG:2660 EPSG:2661 EPSG:2662 EPSG:2663 EPSG:2664 EPSG:2665 EPSG:2666 EPSG:2667 EPSG:2668 EPSG:2669 EPSG:2670 EPSG:2671 EPSG:2672 EPSG:2673 EPSG:2674 EPSG:2675 EPSG:2676 EPSG:2677 EPSG:2678 EPSG:2679 EPSG:2680 EPSG:2681 EPSG:2682 EPSG:2683 EPSG:2684 EPSG:2685 EPSG:2686 EPSG:2687 EPSG:2688 EPSG:2689 EPSG:2690 EPSG:2691 EPSG:2692 EPSG:2693 EPSG:2694 EPSG:2695 EPSG:2696 EPSG:2697 EPSG:2698 EPSG:2699 EPSG:2700 EPSG:2701 EPSG:2702 EPSG:2703 EPSG:2704 EPSG:2705 EPSG:2706 EPSG:2707 EPSG:2708 EPSG:2709 EPSG:2710 EPSG:2711 EPSG:2712 EPSG:2713 EPSG:2714 EPSG:2715 EPSG:2716 EPSG:2717 EPSG:2718 EPSG:2719 EPSG:2720 EPSG:2721 EPSG:2722 EPSG:2723 EPSG:2724 EPSG:2725 EPSG:2726 EPSG:2727 EPSG:2728 EPSG:2729 EPSG:2730 EPSG:2731 EPSG:2732 EPSG:2733 EPSG:2734 EPSG:2735 EPSG:2736 EPSG:2737 EPSG:2738 EPSG:2739 EPSG:2740 EPSG:2741 EPSG:2742 EPSG:2743 EPSG:2744 EPSG:2745 EPSG:2746 EPSG:2747 EPSG:2748 EPSG:2749 EPSG:2750 EPSG:2751 EPSG:2752 EPSG:2753 EPSG:2754 EPSG:2755 EPSG:2756 EPSG:2757 EPSG:2758 EPSG:2759 EPSG:2760 EPSG:2761 EPSG:2762 EPSG:2763 EPSG:2764 EPSG:2765 EPSG:2766 EPSG:2767 EPSG:2768 EPSG:2769 EPSG:2770 EPSG:2771 EPSG:2772 EPSG:2773 EPSG:2774 EPSG:2775 EPSG:2776 EPSG:2777 EPSG:2778 EPSG:2779 EPSG:2780 EPSG:2781 EPSG:2782 EPSG:2783 EPSG:2784 EPSG:2785 EPSG:2786 EPSG:2787 EPSG:2788 EPSG:2789 EPSG:2790 EPSG:2791 EPSG:2792 EPSG:2793 EPSG:2794 EPSG:2795 EPSG:2796 EPSG:2797 EPSG:2798 EPSG:2799 EPSG:2800 EPSG:2801 EPSG:2802 EPSG:2803 EPSG:2804 EPSG:2805 EPSG:2806 EPSG:2807 EPSG:2808 EPSG:2809 EPSG:2810 EPSG:2811 EPSG:2812 EPSG:2813 EPSG:2814 EPSG:2815 EPSG:2816 EPSG:2817 EPSG:2818 EPSG:2819 EPSG:2820 EPSG:2821 EPSG:2822 EPSG:2823 EPSG:2824 EPSG:2825 EPSG:2826 EPSG:2827 EPSG:2828 EPSG:2829 EPSG:2830 EPSG:2831 EPSG:2832 EPSG:2833 EPSG:2834 EPSG:2835 EPSG:2836 EPSG:2837 EPSG:2838 EPSG:2839 EPSG:2840 EPSG:2841 EPSG:2842 EPSG:2843 EPSG:2844 EPSG:2845 EPSG:2846 EPSG:2847 EPSG:2848 EPSG:2849 EPSG:2850 EPSG:2851 EPSG:2852 EPSG:2853 EPSG:2854 EPSG:2855 EPSG:2856 EPSG:2857 EPSG:2858 EPSG:2859 EPSG:2860 EPSG:2861 EPSG:2862 EPSG:2863 EPSG:2864 EPSG:2865 EPSG:2866 EPSG:2867 EPSG:2868 EPSG:2869 EPSG:2870 EPSG:2871 EPSG:2872 EPSG:2873 EPSG:2874 EPSG:2875 EPSG:2876 EPSG:2877 EPSG:2878 EPSG:2879 EPSG:2880 EPSG:2881 EPSG:2882 EPSG:2883 EPSG:2884 EPSG:2885 EPSG:2886 EPSG:2887 EPSG:2888 EPSG:2889 EPSG:2890 EPSG:2891 EPSG:2892 EPSG:2893 EPSG:2894 EPSG:2895 EPSG:2896 EPSG:2897 EPSG:2898 EPSG:2899 EPSG:2900 EPSG:2901 EPSG:2902 EPSG:2903 EPSG:2904 EPSG:2905 EPSG:2906 EPSG:2907 EPSG:2908 EPSG:2909 EPSG:2910 EPSG:2911 EPSG:2912 EPSG:2913 EPSG:2914 EPSG:2915 EPSG:2916 EPSG:2917 EPSG:2918 EPSG:2919 EPSG:2920 EPSG:2921 EPSG:2922 EPSG:2923 EPSG:2924 EPSG:2925 EPSG:2926 EPSG:2927 EPSG:2928 EPSG:2929 EPSG:2930 EPSG:2931 EPSG:2932 EPSG:2933 EPSG:2934 EPSG:2935 EPSG:2936 EPSG:2937 EPSG:2938 EPSG:2939 EPSG:2940 EPSG:2941 EPSG:2942 EPSG:2943 EPSG:2944 EPSG:2945 EPSG:2946 EPSG:2947 EPSG:2948 EPSG:2949 EPSG:2950 EPSG:2951 EPSG:2952 EPSG:2953 EPSG:2954 EPSG:2955 EPSG:2956 EPSG:2957 EPSG:2958 EPSG:2959 EPSG:2960 EPSG:2961 EPSG:2962 EPSG:2963 EPSG:2964 EPSG:2965 EPSG:2966 EPSG:2967 EPSG:2968 EPSG:2969 EPSG:2970 EPSG:2971 EPSG:2972 EPSG:2973 EPSG:2975 EPSG:2976 EPSG:2977 EPSG:2978 EPSG:2979 EPSG:2980 EPSG:2981 EPSG:2982 EPSG:2983 EPSG:2984 EPSG:2985 EPSG:2986 EPSG:2987 EPSG:2988 EPSG:2989 EPSG:2990 EPSG:2991 EPSG:2992 EPSG:2993 EPSG:2994 EPSG:2995 EPSG:2996 EPSG:2997 EPSG:2998 EPSG:2999 EPSG:3000 EPSG:3001 EPSG:3002 EPSG:3003 EPSG:3004 EPSG:3005 EPSG:3006 EPSG:3007 EPSG:3008 EPSG:3009 EPSG:3010 EPSG:3011 EPSG:3012 EPSG:3013 EPSG:3014 EPSG:3015 EPSG:3016 EPSG:3017 EPSG:3018 EPSG:3019 EPSG:3020 EPSG:3021 EPSG:3022 EPSG:3023 EPSG:3024 EPSG:3025 EPSG:3026 EPSG:3027 EPSG:3028 EPSG:3029 EPSG:3030 EPSG:3031 EPSG:3032 EPSG:3033 EPSG:3034 EPSG:3035 EPSG:3036 EPSG:3037 EPSG:3038 EPSG:3039 EPSG:3040 EPSG:3041 EPSG:3042 EPSG:3043 EPSG:3044 EPSG:3045 EPSG:3046 EPSG:3047 EPSG:3048 EPSG:3049 EPSG:3050 EPSG:3051 EPSG:3052 EPSG:3053 EPSG:3054 EPSG:3055 EPSG:3056 EPSG:3057 EPSG:3058 EPSG:3059 EPSG:3060 EPSG:3061 EPSG:3062 EPSG:3063 EPSG:3064 EPSG:3065 EPSG:3066 EPSG:3067 EPSG:3068 EPSG:3069 EPSG:3070 EPSG:3071 EPSG:3072 EPSG:3073 EPSG:3074 EPSG:3075 EPSG:3076 EPSG:3077 EPSG:3078 EPSG:3079 EPSG:3080 EPSG:3081 EPSG:3082 EPSG:3083 EPSG:3084 EPSG:3085 EPSG:3086 EPSG:3087 EPSG:3088 EPSG:3089 EPSG:3090 EPSG:3091 EPSG:3092 EPSG:3093 EPSG:3094 EPSG:3095 EPSG:3096 EPSG:3097 EPSG:3098 EPSG:3099 EPSG:3100 EPSG:3101 EPSG:3102 EPSG:3103 EPSG:3104 EPSG:3105 EPSG:3106 EPSG:3107 EPSG:3108 EPSG:3109 EPSG:3110 EPSG:3111 EPSG:3112 EPSG:3113 EPSG:3114 EPSG:3115 EPSG:3116 EPSG:3117 EPSG:3118 EPSG:3119 EPSG:3120 EPSG:3121 EPSG:3122 EPSG:3123 EPSG:3124 EPSG:3125 EPSG:3126 EPSG:3127 EPSG:3128 EPSG:3129 EPSG:3130 EPSG:3131 EPSG:3132 EPSG:3133 EPSG:3134 EPSG:3135 EPSG:3136 EPSG:3137 EPSG:3138 EPSG:3139 EPSG:3140 EPSG:3141 EPSG:3142 EPSG:3143 EPSG:3144 EPSG:3145 EPSG:3146 EPSG:3147 EPSG:3148 EPSG:3149 EPSG:3150 EPSG:3151 EPSG:3152 EPSG:3153 EPSG:3154 EPSG:3155 EPSG:3156 EPSG:3157 EPSG:3158 EPSG:3159 EPSG:3160 EPSG:3161 EPSG:3162 EPSG:3163 EPSG:3164 EPSG:3165 EPSG:3166 EPSG:3167 EPSG:3168 EPSG:3169 EPSG:3170 EPSG:3171 EPSG:3172 EPSG:3173 EPSG:3174 EPSG:3175 EPSG:3176 EPSG:3177 EPSG:3178 EPSG:3179 EPSG:3180 EPSG:3181 EPSG:3182 EPSG:3183 EPSG:3184 EPSG:3185 EPSG:3186 EPSG:3187 EPSG:3188 EPSG:3189 EPSG:3190 EPSG:3191 EPSG:3192 EPSG:3193 EPSG:3194 EPSG:3195 EPSG:3196 EPSG:3197 EPSG:3198 EPSG:3199 EPSG:3200 EPSG:3201 EPSG:3202 EPSG:3203 EPSG:3204 EPSG:3205 EPSG:3206 EPSG:3207 EPSG:3208 EPSG:3209 EPSG:3210 EPSG:3211 EPSG:3212 EPSG:3213 EPSG:3214 EPSG:3215 EPSG:3216 EPSG:3217 EPSG:3218 EPSG:3219 EPSG:3220 EPSG:3221 EPSG:3222 EPSG:3223 EPSG:3224 EPSG:3225 EPSG:3226 EPSG:3227 EPSG:3228 EPSG:3229 EPSG:3230 EPSG:3231 EPSG:3232 EPSG:3233 EPSG:3234 EPSG:3235 EPSG:3236 EPSG:3237 EPSG:3238 EPSG:3239 EPSG:3240 EPSG:3241 EPSG:3242 EPSG:3243 EPSG:3244 EPSG:3245 EPSG:3246 EPSG:3247 EPSG:3248 EPSG:3249 EPSG:3250 EPSG:3251 EPSG:3252 EPSG:3253 EPSG:3254 EPSG:3255 EPSG:3256 EPSG:3257 EPSG:3258 EPSG:3259 EPSG:3260 EPSG:3261 EPSG:3262 EPSG:3263 EPSG:3264 EPSG:3265 EPSG:3266 EPSG:3267 EPSG:3268 EPSG:3269 EPSG:3270 EPSG:3271 EPSG:3272 EPSG:3273 EPSG:3274 EPSG:3275 EPSG:3276 EPSG:3277 EPSG:3278 EPSG:3279 EPSG:3280 EPSG:3281 EPSG:3282 EPSG:3283 EPSG:3284 EPSG:3285 EPSG:3286 EPSG:3287 EPSG:3288 EPSG:3289 EPSG:3290 EPSG:3291 EPSG:3292 EPSG:3293 EPSG:3294 EPSG:3295 EPSG:3296 EPSG:3297 EPSG:3298 EPSG:3299 EPSG:3300 EPSG:3301 EPSG:3302 EPSG:3303 EPSG:3304 EPSG:3305 EPSG:3306 EPSG:3307 EPSG:3308 EPSG:3309 EPSG:3310 EPSG:3311 EPSG:3312 EPSG:3313 EPSG:3314 EPSG:3315 EPSG:3316 EPSG:3317 EPSG:3318 EPSG:3319 EPSG:3320 EPSG:3321 EPSG:3322 EPSG:3323 EPSG:3324 EPSG:3325 EPSG:3326 EPSG:3327 EPSG:3328 EPSG:3329 EPSG:3330 EPSG:3331 EPSG:3332 EPSG:3333 EPSG:3334 EPSG:3335 EPSG:3336 EPSG:3337 EPSG:3338 EPSG:3339 EPSG:3340 EPSG:3341 EPSG:3342 EPSG:3343 EPSG:3344 EPSG:3345 EPSG:3346 EPSG:3347 EPSG:3348 EPSG:3349 EPSG:3350 EPSG:3351 EPSG:3352 EPSG:3353 EPSG:3354 EPSG:3355 EPSG:3356 EPSG:3357 EPSG:3358 EPSG:3359 EPSG:3360 EPSG:3361 EPSG:3362 EPSG:3363 EPSG:3364 EPSG:3365 EPSG:3366 EPSG:3367 EPSG:3368 EPSG:3369 EPSG:3370 EPSG:3371 EPSG:3372 EPSG:3373 EPSG:3374 EPSG:3375 EPSG:3376 EPSG:3377 EPSG:3378 EPSG:3379 EPSG:3380 EPSG:3381 EPSG:3382 EPSG:3383 EPSG:3384 EPSG:3385 EPSG:3386 EPSG:3387 EPSG:3388 EPSG:3389 EPSG:3390 EPSG:3391 EPSG:3392 EPSG:3393 EPSG:3394 EPSG:3395 EPSG:3396 EPSG:3397 EPSG:3398 EPSG:3399 EPSG:3400 EPSG:3401 EPSG:3402 EPSG:3403 EPSG:3404 EPSG:3405 EPSG:3406 EPSG:3407 EPSG:3408 EPSG:3409 EPSG:3410 EPSG:3411 EPSG:3412 EPSG:3413 EPSG:3414 EPSG:3415 EPSG:3416 EPSG:3417 EPSG:3418 EPSG:3419 EPSG:3420 EPSG:3421 EPSG:3422 EPSG:3423 EPSG:3424 EPSG:3425 EPSG:3426 EPSG:3427 EPSG:3428 EPSG:3429 EPSG:3430 EPSG:3431 EPSG:3432 EPSG:3433 EPSG:3434 EPSG:3435 EPSG:3436 EPSG:3437 EPSG:3438 EPSG:3439 EPSG:3440 EPSG:3441 EPSG:3442 EPSG:3443 EPSG:3444 EPSG:3445 EPSG:3446 EPSG:3447 EPSG:3448 EPSG:3449 EPSG:3450 EPSG:3451 EPSG:3452 EPSG:3453 EPSG:3454 EPSG:3455 EPSG:3456 EPSG:3457 EPSG:3458 EPSG:3459 EPSG:3460 EPSG:3461 EPSG:3462 EPSG:3463 EPSG:3464 EPSG:3465 EPSG:3466 EPSG:3467 EPSG:3468 EPSG:3469 EPSG:3470 EPSG:3471 EPSG:3472 EPSG:3473 EPSG:3474 EPSG:3475 EPSG:3476 EPSG:3477 EPSG:3478 EPSG:3479 EPSG:3480 EPSG:3481 EPSG:3482 EPSG:3483 EPSG:3484 EPSG:3485 EPSG:3486 EPSG:3487 EPSG:3488 EPSG:3489 EPSG:3490 EPSG:3491 EPSG:3492 EPSG:3493 EPSG:3494 EPSG:3495 EPSG:3496 EPSG:3497 EPSG:3498 EPSG:3499 EPSG:3500 EPSG:3501 EPSG:3502 EPSG:3503 EPSG:3504 EPSG:3505 EPSG:3506 EPSG:3507 EPSG:3508 EPSG:3509 EPSG:3510 EPSG:3511 EPSG:3512 EPSG:3513 EPSG:3514 EPSG:3515 EPSG:3516 EPSG:3517 EPSG:3518 EPSG:3519 EPSG:3520 EPSG:3521 EPSG:3522 EPSG:3523 EPSG:3524 EPSG:3525 EPSG:3526 EPSG:3527 EPSG:3528 EPSG:3529 EPSG:3530 EPSG:3531 EPSG:3532 EPSG:3533 EPSG:3534 EPSG:3535 EPSG:3536 EPSG:3537 EPSG:3538 EPSG:3539 EPSG:3540 EPSG:3541 EPSG:3542 EPSG:3543 EPSG:3544 EPSG:3545 EPSG:3546 EPSG:3547 EPSG:3548 EPSG:3549 EPSG:3550 EPSG:3551 EPSG:3552 EPSG:3553 EPSG:3554 EPSG:3555 EPSG:3556 EPSG:3557 EPSG:3558 EPSG:3559 EPSG:3560 EPSG:3561 EPSG:3562 EPSG:3563 EPSG:3564 EPSG:3565 EPSG:3566 EPSG:3567 EPSG:3568 EPSG:3569 EPSG:3570 EPSG:3571 EPSG:3572 EPSG:3573 EPSG:3574 EPSG:3575 EPSG:3576 EPSG:3577 EPSG:3578 EPSG:3579 EPSG:3580 EPSG:3581 EPSG:3582 EPSG:3583 EPSG:3584 EPSG:3585 EPSG:3586 EPSG:3587 EPSG:3588 EPSG:3589 EPSG:3590 EPSG:3591 EPSG:3592 EPSG:3593 EPSG:3594 EPSG:3595 EPSG:3596 EPSG:3597 EPSG:3598 EPSG:3599 EPSG:3600 EPSG:3601 EPSG:3602 EPSG:3603 EPSG:3604 EPSG:3605 EPSG:3606 EPSG:3607 EPSG:3608 EPSG:3609 EPSG:3610 EPSG:3611 EPSG:3612 EPSG:3613 EPSG:3614 EPSG:3615 EPSG:3616 EPSG:3617 EPSG:3618 EPSG:3619 EPSG:3620 EPSG:3621 EPSG:3622 EPSG:3623 EPSG:3624 EPSG:3625 EPSG:3626 EPSG:3627 EPSG:3628 EPSG:3629 EPSG:3630 EPSG:3631 EPSG:3632 EPSG:3633 EPSG:3634 EPSG:3635 EPSG:3636 EPSG:3637 EPSG:3638 EPSG:3639 EPSG:3640 EPSG:3641 EPSG:3642 EPSG:3643 EPSG:3644 EPSG:3645 EPSG:3646 EPSG:3647 EPSG:3648 EPSG:3649 EPSG:3650 EPSG:3651 EPSG:3652 EPSG:3653 EPSG:3654 EPSG:3655 EPSG:3656 EPSG:3657 EPSG:3658 EPSG:3659 EPSG:3660 EPSG:3661 EPSG:3662 EPSG:3663 EPSG:3664 EPSG:3665 EPSG:3666 EPSG:3667 EPSG:3668 EPSG:3669 EPSG:3670 EPSG:3671 EPSG:3672 EPSG:3673 EPSG:3674 EPSG:3675 EPSG:3676 EPSG:3677 EPSG:3678 EPSG:3679 EPSG:3680 EPSG:3681 EPSG:3682 EPSG:3683 EPSG:3684 EPSG:3685 EPSG:3686 EPSG:3687 EPSG:3688 EPSG:3689 EPSG:3690 EPSG:3691 EPSG:3692 EPSG:3693 EPSG:3694 EPSG:3695 EPSG:3696 EPSG:3697 EPSG:3698 EPSG:3699 EPSG:3700 EPSG:3701 EPSG:3702 EPSG:3703 EPSG:3704 EPSG:3705 EPSG:3706 EPSG:3707 EPSG:3708 EPSG:3709 EPSG:3710 EPSG:3711 EPSG:3712 EPSG:3713 EPSG:3714 EPSG:3715 EPSG:3716 EPSG:3717 EPSG:3718 EPSG:3719 EPSG:3720 EPSG:3721 EPSG:3722 EPSG:3723 EPSG:3724 EPSG:3725 EPSG:3726 EPSG:3727 EPSG:3728 EPSG:3729 EPSG:3730 EPSG:3731 EPSG:3732 EPSG:3733 EPSG:3734 EPSG:3735 EPSG:3736 EPSG:3737 EPSG:3738 EPSG:3739 EPSG:3740 EPSG:3741 EPSG:3742 EPSG:3743 EPSG:3744 EPSG:3745 EPSG:3746 EPSG:3747 EPSG:3748 EPSG:3749 EPSG:3750 EPSG:3751 EPSG:3752 EPSG:3753 EPSG:3754 EPSG:3755 EPSG:3756 EPSG:3757 EPSG:3758 EPSG:3759 EPSG:3760 EPSG:3761 EPSG:3762 EPSG:3763 EPSG:3764 EPSG:3765 EPSG:3766 EPSG:3767 EPSG:3768 EPSG:3769 EPSG:3770 EPSG:3771 EPSG:3772 EPSG:3773 EPSG:3774 EPSG:3775 EPSG:3776 EPSG:3777 EPSG:3778 EPSG:3779 EPSG:3780 EPSG:3781 EPSG:3782 EPSG:3783 EPSG:3784 EPSG:3785 EPSG:3786 EPSG:3787 EPSG:3788 EPSG:3789 EPSG:3790 EPSG:3791 EPSG:3793 EPSG:3794 EPSG:3795 EPSG:3796 EPSG:3797 EPSG:3798 EPSG:3799 EPSG:3800 EPSG:3801 EPSG:3802 EPSG:3812 EPSG:3814 EPSG:3815 EPSG:3816 EPSG:3819 EPSG:3821 EPSG:3822 EPSG:3823 EPSG:3824 EPSG:3825 EPSG:3826 EPSG:3827 EPSG:3828 EPSG:3829 EPSG:3832 EPSG:3833 EPSG:3834 EPSG:3835 EPSG:3836 EPSG:3837 EPSG:3838 EPSG:3839 EPSG:3840 EPSG:3841 EPSG:3842 EPSG:3843 EPSG:3844 EPSG:3845 EPSG:3846 EPSG:3847 EPSG:3848 EPSG:3849 EPSG:3850 EPSG:3851 EPSG:3852 EPSG:3854 EPSG:3855 EPSG:3857 EPSG:3873 EPSG:3874 EPSG:3875 EPSG:3876 EPSG:3877 EPSG:3878 EPSG:3879 EPSG:3880 EPSG:3881 EPSG:3882 EPSG:3883 EPSG:3884 EPSG:3885 EPSG:3886 EPSG:3887 EPSG:3888 EPSG:3889 EPSG:3890 EPSG:3891 EPSG:3892 EPSG:3893 EPSG:3900 EPSG:3901 EPSG:3902 EPSG:3903 EPSG:3906 EPSG:3907 EPSG:3908 EPSG:3909 EPSG:3910 EPSG:3911 EPSG:3912 EPSG:3920 EPSG:3942 EPSG:3943 EPSG:3944 EPSG:3945 EPSG:3946 EPSG:3947 EPSG:3948 EPSG:3949 EPSG:3950 EPSG:3968 EPSG:3969 EPSG:3970 EPSG:3973 EPSG:3974 EPSG:3975 EPSG:3976 EPSG:3978 EPSG:3979 EPSG:3985 EPSG:3986 EPSG:3987 EPSG:3988 EPSG:3989 EPSG:3991 EPSG:3992 EPSG:3993 EPSG:3994 EPSG:3995 EPSG:3996 EPSG:3997 EPSG:4000 EPSG:4001 EPSG:4002 EPSG:4003 EPSG:4004 EPSG:4005 EPSG:4006 EPSG:4007 EPSG:4008 EPSG:4009 EPSG:4010 EPSG:4011 EPSG:4012 EPSG:4013 EPSG:4014 EPSG:4015 EPSG:4016 EPSG:4017 EPSG:4018 EPSG:4019 EPSG:4020 EPSG:4021 EPSG:4022 EPSG:4023 EPSG:4024 EPSG:4025 EPSG:4026 EPSG:4027 EPSG:4028 EPSG:4029 EPSG:4030 EPSG:4031 EPSG:4032 EPSG:4033 EPSG:4034 EPSG:4035 EPSG:4036 EPSG:4037 EPSG:4038 EPSG:4039 EPSG:4040 EPSG:4041 EPSG:4042 EPSG:4043 EPSG:4044 EPSG:4045 EPSG:4046 EPSG:4047 EPSG:4048 EPSG:4049 EPSG:4050 EPSG:4051 EPSG:4052 EPSG:4053 EPSG:4054 EPSG:4055 EPSG:4056 EPSG:4057 EPSG:4058 EPSG:4059 EPSG:4060 EPSG:4061 EPSG:4062 EPSG:4063 EPSG:4071 EPSG:4073 EPSG:4074 EPSG:4075 EPSG:4079 EPSG:4080 EPSG:4081 EPSG:4082 EPSG:4083 EPSG:4087 EPSG:4088 EPSG:4093 EPSG:4094 EPSG:4095 EPSG:4096 EPSG:4097 EPSG:4098 EPSG:4099 EPSG:4100 EPSG:4120 EPSG:4121 EPSG:4122 EPSG:4123 EPSG:4124 EPSG:4125 EPSG:4126 EPSG:4127 EPSG:4128 EPSG:4129 EPSG:4130 EPSG:4131 EPSG:4132 EPSG:4133 EPSG:4134 EPSG:4135 EPSG:4136 EPSG:4137 EPSG:4138 EPSG:4139 EPSG:4140 EPSG:4141 EPSG:4142 EPSG:4143 EPSG:4144 EPSG:4145 EPSG:4146 EPSG:4147 EPSG:4148 EPSG:4149 EPSG:4150 EPSG:4151 EPSG:4152 EPSG:4153 EPSG:4154 EPSG:4155 EPSG:4156 EPSG:4157 EPSG:4158 EPSG:4159 EPSG:4160 EPSG:4161 EPSG:4162 EPSG:4163 EPSG:4164 EPSG:4165 EPSG:4166 EPSG:4167 EPSG:4168 EPSG:4169 EPSG:4170 EPSG:4171 EPSG:4172 EPSG:4173 EPSG:4174 EPSG:4175 EPSG:4176 EPSG:4178 EPSG:4179 EPSG:4180 EPSG:4181 EPSG:4182 EPSG:4183 EPSG:4184 EPSG:4185 EPSG:4188 EPSG:4189 EPSG:4190 EPSG:4191 EPSG:4192 EPSG:4193 EPSG:4194 EPSG:4195 EPSG:4196 EPSG:4197 EPSG:4198 EPSG:4199 EPSG:4200 EPSG:4201 EPSG:4202 EPSG:4203 EPSG:4204 EPSG:4205 EPSG:4206 EPSG:4207 EPSG:4208 EPSG:4209 EPSG:4210 EPSG:4211 EPSG:4212 EPSG:4213 EPSG:4214 EPSG:4215 EPSG:4216 EPSG:4217 EPSG:4218 EPSG:4219 EPSG:4220 EPSG:4221 EPSG:4222 EPSG:4223 EPSG:4224 EPSG:4225 EPSG:4226 EPSG:4227 EPSG:4228 EPSG:4229 EPSG:4230 EPSG:4231 EPSG:4232 EPSG:4233 EPSG:4234 EPSG:4235 EPSG:4236 EPSG:4237 EPSG:4238 EPSG:4239 EPSG:4240 EPSG:4241 EPSG:4242 EPSG:4243 EPSG:4244 EPSG:4245 EPSG:4246 EPSG:4247 EPSG:4248 EPSG:4249 EPSG:4250 EPSG:4251 EPSG:4252 EPSG:4253 EPSG:4254 EPSG:4255 EPSG:4256 EPSG:4257 EPSG:4258 EPSG:4259 EPSG:4260 EPSG:4261 EPSG:4262 EPSG:4263 EPSG:4264 EPSG:4265 EPSG:4266 EPSG:4267 EPSG:4268 EPSG:4269 EPSG:4270 EPSG:4271 EPSG:4272 EPSG:4273 EPSG:4274 EPSG:4275 EPSG:4276 EPSG:4277 EPSG:4278 EPSG:4279 EPSG:4280 EPSG:4281 EPSG:4282 EPSG:4283 EPSG:4284 EPSG:4285 EPSG:4286 EPSG:4287 EPSG:4288 EPSG:4289 EPSG:4291 EPSG:4292 EPSG:4293 EPSG:4294 EPSG:4295 EPSG:4296 EPSG:4297 EPSG:4298 EPSG:4299 EPSG:4300 EPSG:4301 EPSG:4302 EPSG:4303 EPSG:4304 EPSG:4306 EPSG:4307 EPSG:4308 EPSG:4309 EPSG:4310 EPSG:4311 EPSG:4312 EPSG:4313 EPSG:4314 EPSG:4315 EPSG:4316 EPSG:4317 EPSG:4318 EPSG:4319 EPSG:4322 EPSG:4324 EPSG:4326 EPSG:4327 EPSG:4328 EPSG:4329 EPSG:4330 EPSG:4331 EPSG:4332 EPSG:4333 EPSG:4334 EPSG:4335 EPSG:4336 EPSG:4337 EPSG:4338 EPSG:4339 EPSG:4340 EPSG:4341 EPSG:4342 EPSG:4343 EPSG:4344 EPSG:4345 EPSG:4346 EPSG:4347 EPSG:4348 EPSG:4349 EPSG:4350 EPSG:4351 EPSG:4352 EPSG:4353 EPSG:4354 EPSG:4355 EPSG:4356 EPSG:4357 EPSG:4358 EPSG:4359 EPSG:4360 EPSG:4361 EPSG:4362 EPSG:4363 EPSG:4364 EPSG:4365 EPSG:4366 EPSG:4367 EPSG:4368 EPSG:4369 EPSG:4370 EPSG:4371 EPSG:4372 EPSG:4373 EPSG:4374 EPSG:4375 EPSG:4376 EPSG:4377 EPSG:4378 EPSG:4379 EPSG:4380 EPSG:4381 EPSG:4382 EPSG:4383 EPSG:4384 EPSG:4385 EPSG:4386 EPSG:4387 EPSG:4388 EPSG:4389 EPSG:4390 EPSG:4391 EPSG:4392 EPSG:4393 EPSG:4394 EPSG:4395 EPSG:4396 EPSG:4397 EPSG:4398 EPSG:4399 EPSG:4400 EPSG:4401 EPSG:4402 EPSG:4403 EPSG:4404 EPSG:4405 EPSG:4406 EPSG:4407 EPSG:4408 EPSG:4409 EPSG:4410 EPSG:4411 EPSG:4412 EPSG:4413 EPSG:4414 EPSG:4415 EPSG:4417 EPSG:4418 EPSG:4419 EPSG:4420 EPSG:4421 EPSG:4422 EPSG:4423 EPSG:4424 EPSG:4425 EPSG:4426 EPSG:4427 EPSG:4428 EPSG:4429 EPSG:4430 EPSG:4431 EPSG:4432 EPSG:4433 EPSG:4434 EPSG:4437 EPSG:4438 EPSG:4439 EPSG:4440 EPSG:4455 EPSG:4456 EPSG:4457 EPSG:4458 EPSG:4462 EPSG:4463 EPSG:4465 EPSG:4466 EPSG:4467 EPSG:4468 EPSG:4469 EPSG:4470 EPSG:4471 EPSG:4472 EPSG:4473 EPSG:4474 EPSG:4475 EPSG:4479 EPSG:4480 EPSG:4481 EPSG:4482 EPSG:4483 EPSG:4484 EPSG:4485 EPSG:4486 EPSG:4487 EPSG:4488 EPSG:4489 EPSG:4490 EPSG:4491 EPSG:4492 EPSG:4493 EPSG:4494 EPSG:4495 EPSG:4496 EPSG:4497 EPSG:4498 EPSG:4499 EPSG:4500 EPSG:4501 EPSG:4502 EPSG:4503 EPSG:4504 EPSG:4505 EPSG:4506 EPSG:4507 EPSG:4508 EPSG:4509 EPSG:4510 EPSG:4511 EPSG:4512 EPSG:4513 EPSG:4514 EPSG:4515 EPSG:4516 EPSG:4517 EPSG:4518 EPSG:4519 EPSG:4520 EPSG:4521 EPSG:4522 EPSG:4523 EPSG:4524 EPSG:4525 EPSG:4526 EPSG:4527 EPSG:4528 EPSG:4529 EPSG:4530 EPSG:4531 EPSG:4532 EPSG:4533 EPSG:4534 EPSG:4535 EPSG:4536 EPSG:4537 EPSG:4538 EPSG:4539 EPSG:4540 EPSG:4541 EPSG:4542 EPSG:4543 EPSG:4544 EPSG:4545 EPSG:4546 EPSG:4547 EPSG:4548 EPSG:4549 EPSG:4550 EPSG:4551 EPSG:4552 EPSG:4553 EPSG:4554 EPSG:4555 EPSG:4556 EPSG:4557 EPSG:4558 EPSG:4559 EPSG:4568 EPSG:4569 EPSG:4570 EPSG:4571 EPSG:4572 EPSG:4573 EPSG:4574 EPSG:4575 EPSG:4576 EPSG:4577 EPSG:4578 EPSG:4579 EPSG:4580 EPSG:4581 EPSG:4582 EPSG:4583 EPSG:4584 EPSG:4585 EPSG:4586 EPSG:4587 EPSG:4588 EPSG:4589 EPSG:4600 EPSG:4601 EPSG:4602 EPSG:4603 EPSG:4604 EPSG:4605 EPSG:4606 EPSG:4607 EPSG:4608 EPSG:4609 EPSG:4610 EPSG:4611 EPSG:4612 EPSG:4613 EPSG:4614 EPSG:4615 EPSG:4616 EPSG:4617 EPSG:4618 EPSG:4619 EPSG:4620 EPSG:4621 EPSG:4622 EPSG:4623 EPSG:4624 EPSG:4625 EPSG:4626 EPSG:4627 EPSG:4628 EPSG:4629 EPSG:4630 EPSG:4631 EPSG:4632 EPSG:4633 EPSG:4634 EPSG:4635 EPSG:4636 EPSG:4637 EPSG:4638 EPSG:4639 EPSG:4640 EPSG:4641 EPSG:4642 EPSG:4643 EPSG:4644 EPSG:4645 EPSG:4646 EPSG:4647 EPSG:4652 EPSG:4653 EPSG:4654 EPSG:4655 EPSG:4656 EPSG:4657 EPSG:4658 EPSG:4659 EPSG:4660 EPSG:4661 EPSG:4662 EPSG:4663 EPSG:4664 EPSG:4665 EPSG:4666 EPSG:4667 EPSG:4668 EPSG:4669 EPSG:4670 EPSG:4671 EPSG:4672 EPSG:4673 EPSG:4674 EPSG:4675 EPSG:4676 EPSG:4677 EPSG:4678 EPSG:4679 EPSG:4680 EPSG:4681 EPSG:4682 EPSG:4683 EPSG:4684 EPSG:4685 EPSG:4686 EPSG:4687 EPSG:4688 EPSG:4689 EPSG:4690 EPSG:4691 EPSG:4692 EPSG:4693 EPSG:4694 EPSG:4695 EPSG:4696 EPSG:4697 EPSG:4698 EPSG:4699 EPSG:4700 EPSG:4701 EPSG:4702 EPSG:4703 EPSG:4704 EPSG:4705 EPSG:4706 EPSG:4707 EPSG:4708 EPSG:4709 EPSG:4710 EPSG:4711 EPSG:4712 EPSG:4713 EPSG:4714 EPSG:4715 EPSG:4716 EPSG:4717 EPSG:4718 EPSG:4719 EPSG:4720 EPSG:4721 EPSG:4722 EPSG:4723 EPSG:4724 EPSG:4725 EPSG:4726 EPSG:4727 EPSG:4728 EPSG:4729 EPSG:4730 EPSG:4731 EPSG:4732 EPSG:4733 EPSG:4734 EPSG:4735 EPSG:4736 EPSG:4737 EPSG:4738 EPSG:4739 EPSG:4740 EPSG:4741 EPSG:4742 EPSG:4743 EPSG:4744 EPSG:4745 EPSG:4746 EPSG:4747 EPSG:4748 EPSG:4749 EPSG:4750 EPSG:4751 EPSG:4752 EPSG:4753 EPSG:4754 EPSG:4755 EPSG:4756 EPSG:4757 EPSG:4758 EPSG:4759 EPSG:4760 EPSG:4761 EPSG:4762 EPSG:4763 EPSG:4764 EPSG:4765 EPSG:4766 EPSG:4767 EPSG:4768 EPSG:4769 EPSG:4770 EPSG:4771 EPSG:4772 EPSG:4773 EPSG:4774 EPSG:4775 EPSG:4776 EPSG:4777 EPSG:4778 EPSG:4779 EPSG:4780 EPSG:4781 EPSG:4782 EPSG:4783 EPSG:4784 EPSG:4785 EPSG:4786 EPSG:4787 EPSG:4788 EPSG:4789 EPSG:4790 EPSG:4791 EPSG:4792 EPSG:4793 EPSG:4794 EPSG:4795 EPSG:4796 EPSG:4797 EPSG:4798 EPSG:4799 EPSG:4800 EPSG:4801 EPSG:4802 EPSG:4803 EPSG:4804 EPSG:4805 EPSG:4806 EPSG:4807 EPSG:4808 EPSG:4809 EPSG:4810 EPSG:4811 EPSG:4812 EPSG:4813 EPSG:4814 EPSG:4815 EPSG:4816 EPSG:4817 EPSG:4818 EPSG:4819 EPSG:4820 EPSG:4821 EPSG:4822 EPSG:4823 EPSG:4824 EPSG:4826 EPSG:4839 EPSG:4855 EPSG:4856 EPSG:4857 EPSG:4858 EPSG:4859 EPSG:4860 EPSG:4861 EPSG:4862 EPSG:4863 EPSG:4864 EPSG:4865 EPSG:4866 EPSG:4867 EPSG:4868 EPSG:4869 EPSG:4870 EPSG:4871 EPSG:4872 EPSG:4873 EPSG:4874 EPSG:4875 EPSG:4876 EPSG:4877 EPSG:4878 EPSG:4879 EPSG:4880 EPSG:4882 EPSG:4883 EPSG:4884 EPSG:4885 EPSG:4886 EPSG:4887 EPSG:4888 EPSG:4889 EPSG:4890 EPSG:4891 EPSG:4892 EPSG:4893 EPSG:4894 EPSG:4895 EPSG:4896 EPSG:4897 EPSG:4898 EPSG:4899 EPSG:4900 EPSG:4901 EPSG:4902 EPSG:4903 EPSG:4904 EPSG:4906 EPSG:4907 EPSG:4908 EPSG:4909 EPSG:4910 EPSG:4911 EPSG:4912 EPSG:4913 EPSG:4914 EPSG:4915 EPSG:4916 EPSG:4917 EPSG:4918 EPSG:4919 EPSG:4920 EPSG:4921 EPSG:4922 EPSG:4923 EPSG:4924 EPSG:4925 EPSG:4926 EPSG:4927 EPSG:4928 EPSG:4929 EPSG:4930 EPSG:4931 EPSG:4932 EPSG:4933 EPSG:4934 EPSG:4935 EPSG:4936 EPSG:4937 EPSG:4938 EPSG:4939 EPSG:4940 EPSG:4941 EPSG:4942 EPSG:4943 EPSG:4944 EPSG:4945 EPSG:4946 EPSG:4947 EPSG:4948 EPSG:4949 EPSG:4950 EPSG:4951 EPSG:4952 EPSG:4953 EPSG:4954 EPSG:4955 EPSG:4956 EPSG:4957 EPSG:4958 EPSG:4959 EPSG:4960 EPSG:4961 EPSG:4962 EPSG:4963 EPSG:4964 EPSG:4965 EPSG:4966 EPSG:4967 EPSG:4968 EPSG:4969 EPSG:4970 EPSG:4971 EPSG:4972 EPSG:4973 EPSG:4974 EPSG:4975 EPSG:4976 EPSG:4977 EPSG:4978 EPSG:4979 EPSG:4980 EPSG:4981 EPSG:4982 EPSG:4983 EPSG:4984 EPSG:4985 EPSG:4986 EPSG:4987 EPSG:4988 EPSG:4989 EPSG:4990 EPSG:4991 EPSG:4992 EPSG:4993 EPSG:4994 EPSG:4995 EPSG:4996 EPSG:4997 EPSG:4998 EPSG:4999 EPSG:5011 EPSG:5012 EPSG:5013 EPSG:5014 EPSG:5015 EPSG:5016 EPSG:5017 EPSG:5018 EPSG:5041 EPSG:5042 EPSG:5048 EPSG:5069 EPSG:5070 EPSG:5071 EPSG:5072 EPSG:5105 EPSG:5106 EPSG:5107 EPSG:5108 EPSG:5109 EPSG:5110 EPSG:5111 EPSG:5112 EPSG:5113 EPSG:5114 EPSG:5115 EPSG:5116 EPSG:5117 EPSG:5118 EPSG:5119 EPSG:5120 EPSG:5121 EPSG:5122 EPSG:5123 EPSG:5124 EPSG:5125 EPSG:5126 EPSG:5127 EPSG:5128 EPSG:5129 EPSG:5130 EPSG:5132 EPSG:5167 EPSG:5168 EPSG:5169 EPSG:5170 EPSG:5171 EPSG:5172 EPSG:5173 EPSG:5174 EPSG:5175 EPSG:5176 EPSG:5177 EPSG:5178 EPSG:5179 EPSG:5180 EPSG:5181 EPSG:5182 EPSG:5183 EPSG:5184 EPSG:5185 EPSG:5186 EPSG:5187 EPSG:5188 EPSG:5193 EPSG:5195 EPSG:5214 EPSG:5221 EPSG:5223 EPSG:5224 EPSG:5225 EPSG:5228 EPSG:5229 EPSG:5233 EPSG:5234 EPSG:5235 EPSG:5237 EPSG:5243 EPSG:5244 EPSG:5245 EPSG:5246 EPSG:5247 EPSG:5250 EPSG:5251 EPSG:5252 EPSG:5253 EPSG:5254 EPSG:5255 EPSG:5256 EPSG:5257 EPSG:5258 EPSG:5259 EPSG:5262 EPSG:5263 EPSG:5264 EPSG:5266 EPSG:5269 EPSG:5270 EPSG:5271 EPSG:5272 EPSG:5273 EPSG:5274 EPSG:5275 EPSG:5292 EPSG:5293 EPSG:5294 EPSG:5295 EPSG:5296 EPSG:5297 EPSG:5298 EPSG:5299 EPSG:5300 EPSG:5301 EPSG:5302 EPSG:5303 EPSG:5304 EPSG:5305 EPSG:5306 EPSG:5307 EPSG:5308 EPSG:5309 EPSG:5310 EPSG:5311 EPSG:5316 EPSG:5317 EPSG:5318 EPSG:5320 EPSG:5321 EPSG:5322 EPSG:5323 EPSG:5324 EPSG:5325 EPSG:5329 EPSG:5330 EPSG:5331 EPSG:5332 EPSG:5336 EPSG:5337 EPSG:5340 EPSG:5341 EPSG:5342 EPSG:5343 EPSG:5344 EPSG:5345 EPSG:5346 EPSG:5347 EPSG:5348 EPSG:5349 EPSG:5352 EPSG:5353 EPSG:5354 EPSG:5355 EPSG:5356 EPSG:5357 EPSG:5358 EPSG:5359 EPSG:5360 EPSG:5361 EPSG:5362 EPSG:5363 EPSG:5364 EPSG:5365 EPSG:5367 EPSG:5368 EPSG:5369 EPSG:5370 EPSG:5371 EPSG:5372 EPSG:5373 EPSG:5379 EPSG:5380 EPSG:5381 EPSG:5382 EPSG:5383 EPSG:5387 EPSG:5388 EPSG:5389 EPSG:5391 EPSG:5392 EPSG:5393 EPSG:5396 EPSG:5451 EPSG:5456 EPSG:5457 EPSG:5458 EPSG:5459 EPSG:5460 EPSG:5461 EPSG:5462 EPSG:5463 EPSG:5464 EPSG:5466 EPSG:5467 EPSG:5469 EPSG:5472 EPSG:5479 EPSG:5480 EPSG:5481 EPSG:5482 EPSG:5487 EPSG:5488 EPSG:5489 EPSG:5490 EPSG:5498 EPSG:5499 EPSG:5500 EPSG:5513 EPSG:5514 EPSG:5515 EPSG:5516 EPSG:5518 EPSG:5519 EPSG:5520 EPSG:5523 EPSG:5524 EPSG:5527 EPSG:5530 EPSG:5531 EPSG:5532 EPSG:5533 EPSG:5534 EPSG:5535 EPSG:5536 EPSG:5537 EPSG:5538 EPSG:5539 EPSG:5544 EPSG:5545 EPSG:5546 EPSG:5550 EPSG:5551 EPSG:5552 EPSG:5554 EPSG:5555 EPSG:5556 EPSG:5558 EPSG:5559 EPSG:5560 EPSG:5561 EPSG:5562 EPSG:5563 EPSG:5564 EPSG:5565 EPSG:5566 EPSG:5567 EPSG:5568 EPSG:5569 EPSG:5570 EPSG:5571 EPSG:5572 EPSG:5573 EPSG:5574 EPSG:5575 EPSG:5576 EPSG:5577 EPSG:5578 EPSG:5579 EPSG:5580 EPSG:5581 EPSG:5582 EPSG:5583 EPSG:5588 EPSG:5589 EPSG:5591 EPSG:5592 EPSG:5593 EPSG:5596 EPSG:5597 EPSG:5598 EPSG:5600 EPSG:5601 EPSG:5602 EPSG:5603 EPSG:5604 EPSG:5605 EPSG:5606 EPSG:5607 EPSG:5608 EPSG:5609 EPSG:5610 EPSG:5611 EPSG:5612 EPSG:5613 EPSG:5614 EPSG:5615 EPSG:5616 EPSG:5617 EPSG:5618 EPSG:5619 EPSG:5620 EPSG:5621 EPSG:5623 EPSG:5624 EPSG:5625 EPSG:5627 EPSG:5628 EPSG:5629 EPSG:5631 EPSG:5632 EPSG:5633 EPSG:5634 EPSG:5635 EPSG:5636 EPSG:5637 EPSG:5638 EPSG:5639 EPSG:5641 EPSG:5643 EPSG:5644 EPSG:5646 EPSG:5649 EPSG:5650 EPSG:5651 EPSG:5652 EPSG:5653 EPSG:5654 EPSG:5655 EPSG:5659 EPSG:5663 EPSG:5664 EPSG:5665 EPSG:5666 EPSG:5667 EPSG:5668 EPSG:5669 EPSG:5670 EPSG:5671 EPSG:5672 EPSG:5673 EPSG:5674 EPSG:5675 EPSG:5676 EPSG:5677 EPSG:5678 EPSG:5679 EPSG:5680 EPSG:5681 EPSG:5682 EPSG:5683 EPSG:5684 EPSG:5685 EPSG:5698 EPSG:5699 EPSG:5700 EPSG:5701 EPSG:5702 EPSG:5703 EPSG:5704 EPSG:5705 EPSG:5706 EPSG:5707 EPSG:5708 EPSG:5709 EPSG:5710 EPSG:5711 EPSG:5712 EPSG:5713 EPSG:5714 EPSG:5715 EPSG:5716 EPSG:5717 EPSG:5718 EPSG:5719 EPSG:5720 EPSG:5721 EPSG:5722 EPSG:5723 EPSG:5724 EPSG:5725 EPSG:5726 EPSG:5727 EPSG:5728 EPSG:5729 EPSG:5730 EPSG:5731 EPSG:5732 EPSG:5733 EPSG:5734 EPSG:5735 EPSG:5736 EPSG:5737 EPSG:5738 EPSG:5739 EPSG:5740 EPSG:5741 EPSG:5742 EPSG:5743 EPSG:5744 EPSG:5745 EPSG:5746 EPSG:5747 EPSG:5748 EPSG:5749 EPSG:5750 EPSG:5751 EPSG:5752 EPSG:5753 EPSG:5754 EPSG:5755 EPSG:5756 EPSG:5757 EPSG:5758 EPSG:5759 EPSG:5760 EPSG:5761 EPSG:5762 EPSG:5763 EPSG:5764 EPSG:5765 EPSG:5766 EPSG:5767 EPSG:5768 EPSG:5769 EPSG:5770 EPSG:5771 EPSG:5772 EPSG:5773 EPSG:5774 EPSG:5775 EPSG:5776 EPSG:5777 EPSG:5778 EPSG:5779 EPSG:5780 EPSG:5781 EPSG:5782 EPSG:5783 EPSG:5784 EPSG:5785 EPSG:5786 EPSG:5787 EPSG:5788 EPSG:5789 EPSG:5790 EPSG:5791 EPSG:5792 EPSG:5793 EPSG:5794 EPSG:5795 EPSG:5796 EPSG:5797 EPSG:5798 EPSG:5799 EPSG:5800 EPSG:5801 EPSG:5802 EPSG:5803 EPSG:5804 EPSG:5805 EPSG:5806 EPSG:5807 EPSG:5808 EPSG:5809 EPSG:5810 EPSG:5811 EPSG:5812 EPSG:5813 EPSG:5814 EPSG:5815 EPSG:5816 EPSG:5817 EPSG:5818 EPSG:5825 EPSG:5828 EPSG:5829 EPSG:5830 EPSG:5831 EPSG:5832 EPSG:5833 EPSG:5834 EPSG:5835 EPSG:5836 EPSG:5837 EPSG:5839 EPSG:5842 EPSG:5843 EPSG:5844 EPSG:5845 EPSG:5846 EPSG:5847 EPSG:5848 EPSG:5849 EPSG:5850 EPSG:5851 EPSG:5852 EPSG:5853 EPSG:5854 EPSG:5855 EPSG:5856 EPSG:5857 EPSG:5858 EPSG:5859 EPSG:5861 EPSG:5862 EPSG:5863 EPSG:5864 EPSG:5865 EPSG:5866 EPSG:5867 EPSG:5868 EPSG:5869 EPSG:5870 EPSG:5871 EPSG:5872 EPSG:5873 EPSG:5874 EPSG:5875 EPSG:5876 EPSG:5877 EPSG:5879 EPSG:5880 EPSG:5884 EPSG:5885 EPSG:5886 EPSG:5887 EPSG:5890 EPSG:5896 EPSG:5897 EPSG:5898 EPSG:5899 EPSG:5921 EPSG:5922 EPSG:5923 EPSG:5924 EPSG:5925 EPSG:5926 EPSG:5927 EPSG:5928 EPSG:5929 EPSG:5930 EPSG:5931 EPSG:5932 EPSG:5933 EPSG:5934 EPSG:5935 EPSG:5936 EPSG:5937 EPSG:5938 EPSG:5939 EPSG:5940 EPSG:5941 EPSG:5942 EPSG:5945 EPSG:5946 EPSG:5947 EPSG:5948 EPSG:5949 EPSG:5950 EPSG:5951 EPSG:5952 EPSG:5953 EPSG:5954 EPSG:5955 EPSG:5956 EPSG:5957 EPSG:5958 EPSG:5959 EPSG:5960 EPSG:5961 EPSG:5962 EPSG:5963 EPSG:5964 EPSG:5965 EPSG:5966 EPSG:5967 EPSG:5968 EPSG:5969 EPSG:5970 EPSG:5971 EPSG:5972 EPSG:5973 EPSG:5974 EPSG:5975 EPSG:5976 EPSG:6050 EPSG:6051 EPSG:6052 EPSG:6053 EPSG:6054 EPSG:6055 EPSG:6056 EPSG:6057 EPSG:6058 EPSG:6059 EPSG:6060 EPSG:6061 EPSG:6062 EPSG:6063 EPSG:6064 EPSG:6065 EPSG:6066 EPSG:6067 EPSG:6068 EPSG:6069 EPSG:6070 EPSG:6071 EPSG:6072 EPSG:6073 EPSG:6074 EPSG:6075 EPSG:6076 EPSG:6077 EPSG:6078 EPSG:6079 EPSG:6080 EPSG:6081 EPSG:6082 EPSG:6083 EPSG:6084 EPSG:6085 EPSG:6086 EPSG:6087 EPSG:6088 EPSG:6089 EPSG:6090 EPSG:6091 EPSG:6092 EPSG:6093 EPSG:6094 EPSG:6095 EPSG:6096 EPSG:6097 EPSG:6098 EPSG:6099 EPSG:6100 EPSG:6101 EPSG:6102 EPSG:6103 EPSG:6104 EPSG:6105 EPSG:6106 EPSG:6107 EPSG:6108 EPSG:6109 EPSG:6110 EPSG:6111 EPSG:6112 EPSG:6113 EPSG:6114 EPSG:6115 EPSG:6116 EPSG:6117 EPSG:6118 EPSG:6119 EPSG:6120 EPSG:6121 EPSG:6122 EPSG:6123 EPSG:6124 EPSG:6125 EPSG:6128 EPSG:6129 EPSG:6130 EPSG:6131 EPSG:6132 EPSG:6133 EPSG:6134 EPSG:6135 EPSG:6141 EPSG:6144 EPSG:6145 EPSG:6146 EPSG:6147 EPSG:6148 EPSG:6149 EPSG:6150 EPSG:6151 EPSG:6152 EPSG:6153 EPSG:6154 EPSG:6155 EPSG:6156 EPSG:6157 EPSG:6158 EPSG:6159 EPSG:6160 EPSG:6161 EPSG:6162 EPSG:6163 EPSG:6164 EPSG:6165 EPSG:6166 EPSG:6167 EPSG:6168 EPSG:6169 EPSG:6170 EPSG:6171 EPSG:6172 EPSG:6173 EPSG:6174 EPSG:6175 EPSG:6176 EPSG:6178 EPSG:6179 EPSG:6180 EPSG:6181 EPSG:6182 EPSG:6183 EPSG:6184 EPSG:6185 EPSG:6186 EPSG:6187 EPSG:6190 EPSG:6200 EPSG:6201 EPSG:6202 EPSG:6204 EPSG:6207 EPSG:6210 EPSG:6211 EPSG:6244 EPSG:6245 EPSG:6246 EPSG:6247 EPSG:6248 EPSG:6249 EPSG:6250 EPSG:6251 EPSG:6252 EPSG:6253 EPSG:6254 EPSG:6255 EPSG:6256 EPSG:6257 EPSG:6258 EPSG:6259 EPSG:6260 EPSG:6261 EPSG:6262 EPSG:6263 EPSG:6264 EPSG:6265 EPSG:6266 EPSG:6267 EPSG:6268 EPSG:6269 EPSG:6270 EPSG:6271 EPSG:6272 EPSG:6273 EPSG:6274 EPSG:6275 EPSG:6307 EPSG:6309 EPSG:6310 EPSG:6311 EPSG:6312 EPSG:6316 EPSG:6317 EPSG:6318 EPSG:6319 EPSG:6320 EPSG:6321 EPSG:6322 EPSG:6323 EPSG:6324 EPSG:6325 EPSG:6328 EPSG:6329 EPSG:6330 EPSG:6331 EPSG:6332 EPSG:6333 EPSG:6334 EPSG:6335 EPSG:6336 EPSG:6337 EPSG:6338 EPSG:6339 EPSG:6340 EPSG:6341 EPSG:6342 EPSG:6343 EPSG:6344 EPSG:6345 EPSG:6346 EPSG:6347 EPSG:6348 EPSG:6349 EPSG:6350 EPSG:6351 EPSG:6352 EPSG:6353 EPSG:6354 EPSG:6355 EPSG:6356 EPSG:6357 EPSG:6358 EPSG:6359 EPSG:6360 EPSG:6362 EPSG:6363 EPSG:6364 EPSG:6365 EPSG:6366 EPSG:6367 EPSG:6368 EPSG:6369 EPSG:6370 EPSG:6371 EPSG:6372 EPSG:6381 EPSG:6382 EPSG:6383 EPSG:6384 EPSG:6385 EPSG:6386 EPSG:6387 EPSG:6391 EPSG:6393 EPSG:6394 EPSG:6395 EPSG:6396 EPSG:6397 EPSG:6398 EPSG:6399 EPSG:6400 EPSG:6401 EPSG:6402 EPSG:6403 EPSG:6404 EPSG:6405 EPSG:6406 EPSG:6407 EPSG:6408 EPSG:6409 EPSG:6410 EPSG:6411 EPSG:6412 EPSG:6413 EPSG:6414 EPSG:6415 EPSG:6416 EPSG:6417 EPSG:6418 EPSG:6419 EPSG:6420 EPSG:6421 EPSG:6422 EPSG:6423 EPSG:6424 EPSG:6425 EPSG:6426 EPSG:6427 EPSG:6428 EPSG:6429 EPSG:6430 EPSG:6431 EPSG:6432 EPSG:6433 EPSG:6434 EPSG:6435 EPSG:6436 EPSG:6437 EPSG:6438 EPSG:6439 EPSG:6440 EPSG:6441 EPSG:6442 EPSG:6443 EPSG:6444 EPSG:6445 EPSG:6446 EPSG:6447 EPSG:6448 EPSG:6449 EPSG:6450 EPSG:6451 EPSG:6452 EPSG:6453 EPSG:6454 EPSG:6455 EPSG:6456 EPSG:6457 EPSG:6458 EPSG:6459 EPSG:6460 EPSG:6461 EPSG:6462 EPSG:6463 EPSG:6464 EPSG:6465 EPSG:6466 EPSG:6467 EPSG:6468 EPSG:6469 EPSG:6470 EPSG:6471 EPSG:6472 EPSG:6473 EPSG:6474 EPSG:6475 EPSG:6476 EPSG:6477 EPSG:6478 EPSG:6479 EPSG:6480 EPSG:6481 EPSG:6482 EPSG:6483 EPSG:6484 EPSG:6485 EPSG:6486 EPSG:6487 EPSG:6488 EPSG:6489 EPSG:6490 EPSG:6491 EPSG:6492 EPSG:6493 EPSG:6494 EPSG:6495 EPSG:6496 EPSG:6497 EPSG:6498 EPSG:6499 EPSG:6500 EPSG:6501 EPSG:6502 EPSG:6503 EPSG:6504 EPSG:6505 EPSG:6506 EPSG:6507 EPSG:6508 EPSG:6509 EPSG:6510 EPSG:6511 EPSG:6512 EPSG:6513 EPSG:6514 EPSG:6515 EPSG:6516 EPSG:6517 EPSG:6518 EPSG:6519 EPSG:6520 EPSG:6521 EPSG:6522 EPSG:6523 EPSG:6524 EPSG:6525 EPSG:6526 EPSG:6527 EPSG:6528 EPSG:6529 EPSG:6530 EPSG:6531 EPSG:6532 EPSG:6533 EPSG:6534 EPSG:6535 EPSG:6536 EPSG:6537 EPSG:6538 EPSG:6539 EPSG:6540 EPSG:6541 EPSG:6542 EPSG:6543 EPSG:6544 EPSG:6545 EPSG:6546 EPSG:6547 EPSG:6548 EPSG:6549 EPSG:6550 EPSG:6551 EPSG:6552 EPSG:6553 EPSG:6554 EPSG:6555 EPSG:6556 EPSG:6557 EPSG:6558 EPSG:6559 EPSG:6560 EPSG:6561 EPSG:6562 EPSG:6563 EPSG:6564 EPSG:6565 EPSG:6566 EPSG:6567 EPSG:6568 EPSG:6569 EPSG:6570 EPSG:6571 EPSG:6572 EPSG:6573 EPSG:6574 EPSG:6575 EPSG:6576 EPSG:6577 EPSG:6578 EPSG:6579 EPSG:6580 EPSG:6581 EPSG:6582 EPSG:6583 EPSG:6584 EPSG:6585 EPSG:6586 EPSG:6587 EPSG:6588 EPSG:6589 EPSG:6590 EPSG:6591 EPSG:6592 EPSG:6593 EPSG:6594 EPSG:6595 EPSG:6596 EPSG:6597 EPSG:6598 EPSG:6599 EPSG:6600 EPSG:6601 EPSG:6602 EPSG:6603 EPSG:6604 EPSG:6605 EPSG:6606 EPSG:6607 EPSG:6608 EPSG:6609 EPSG:6610 EPSG:6611 EPSG:6612 EPSG:6613 EPSG:6614 EPSG:6615 EPSG:6616 EPSG:6617 EPSG:6618 EPSG:6619 EPSG:6620 EPSG:6621 EPSG:6622 EPSG:6623 EPSG:6624 EPSG:6625 EPSG:6626 EPSG:6627 EPSG:6628 EPSG:6629 EPSG:6630 EPSG:6631 EPSG:6632 EPSG:6633 EPSG:6634 EPSG:6635 EPSG:6636 EPSG:6637 EPSG:6638 EPSG:6639 EPSG:6640 EPSG:6641 EPSG:6642 EPSG:6643 EPSG:6644 EPSG:6646 EPSG:6647 EPSG:6649 EPSG:6650 EPSG:6651 EPSG:6652 EPSG:6653 EPSG:6654 EPSG:6655 EPSG:6656 EPSG:6657 EPSG:6658 EPSG:6659 EPSG:6660 EPSG:6661 EPSG:6662 EPSG:6663 EPSG:6664 EPSG:6665 EPSG:6666 EPSG:6667 EPSG:6668 EPSG:6669 EPSG:6670 EPSG:6671 EPSG:6672 EPSG:6673 EPSG:6674 EPSG:6675 EPSG:6676 EPSG:6677 EPSG:6678 EPSG:6679 EPSG:6680 EPSG:6681 EPSG:6682 EPSG:6683 EPSG:6684 EPSG:6685 EPSG:6686 EPSG:6687 EPSG:6688 EPSG:6689 EPSG:6690 EPSG:6691 EPSG:6692 EPSG:6693 EPSG:6694 EPSG:6695 EPSG:6696 EPSG:6697 EPSG:6700 EPSG:6703 EPSG:6704 EPSG:6705 EPSG:6706 EPSG:6707 EPSG:6708 EPSG:6709 EPSG:6715 EPSG:6720 EPSG:6721 EPSG:6722 EPSG:6723 EPSG:6732 EPSG:6733 EPSG:6734 EPSG:6735 EPSG:6736 EPSG:6737 EPSG:6738 EPSG:6781 EPSG:6782 EPSG:6783 EPSG:6784 EPSG:6785 EPSG:6786 EPSG:6787 EPSG:6788 EPSG:6789 EPSG:6790 EPSG:6791 EPSG:6792 EPSG:6793 EPSG:6794 EPSG:6795 EPSG:6796 EPSG:6797 EPSG:6798 EPSG:6799 EPSG:6800 EPSG:6801 EPSG:6802 EPSG:6803 EPSG:6804 EPSG:6805 EPSG:6806 EPSG:6807 EPSG:6808 EPSG:6809 EPSG:6810 EPSG:6811 EPSG:6812 EPSG:6813 EPSG:6814 EPSG:6815 EPSG:6816 EPSG:6817 EPSG:6818 EPSG:6819 EPSG:6820 EPSG:6821 EPSG:6822 EPSG:6823 EPSG:6824 EPSG:6825 EPSG:6826 EPSG:6827 EPSG:6828 EPSG:6829 EPSG:6830 EPSG:6831 EPSG:6832 EPSG:6833 EPSG:6834 EPSG:6835 EPSG:6836 EPSG:6837 EPSG:6838 EPSG:6839 EPSG:6840 EPSG:6841 EPSG:6842 EPSG:6843 EPSG:6844 EPSG:6845 EPSG:6846 EPSG:6847 EPSG:6848 EPSG:6849 EPSG:6850 EPSG:6851 EPSG:6852 EPSG:6853 EPSG:6854 EPSG:6855 EPSG:6856 EPSG:6857 EPSG:6858 EPSG:6859 EPSG:6860 EPSG:6861 EPSG:6862 EPSG:6863 EPSG:6867 EPSG:6868 EPSG:6870 EPSG:6871 EPSG:6875 EPSG:6876 EPSG:6879 EPSG:6880 EPSG:6881 EPSG:6882 EPSG:6883 EPSG:6884 EPSG:6885 EPSG:6886 EPSG:6887 EPSG:6892 EPSG:6893 EPSG:6894 EPSG:6915 EPSG:6916 EPSG:6917 EPSG:6922 EPSG:6923 EPSG:6924 EPSG:6925 EPSG:6927 EPSG:6931 EPSG:6932 EPSG:6933 EPSG:6934 EPSG:6956 EPSG:6957 EPSG:6958 EPSG:6959 EPSG:6962 EPSG:6966 EPSG:6978 EPSG:6979 EPSG:6980 EPSG:6981 EPSG:6982 EPSG:6983 EPSG:6984 EPSG:6985 EPSG:6986 EPSG:6987 EPSG:6988 EPSG:6989 EPSG:6990 EPSG:6991 EPSG:6996 EPSG:6997 EPSG:7005 EPSG:7006 EPSG:7007 EPSG:7034 EPSG:7035 EPSG:7036 EPSG:7037 EPSG:7038 EPSG:7039 EPSG:7040 EPSG:7041 EPSG:7042 EPSG:7057 EPSG:7058 EPSG:7059 EPSG:7060 EPSG:7061 EPSG:7062 EPSG:7063 EPSG:7064 EPSG:7065 EPSG:7066 EPSG:7067 EPSG:7068 EPSG:7069 EPSG:7070 EPSG:7071 EPSG:7072 EPSG:7073 EPSG:7074 EPSG:7075 EPSG:7076 EPSG:7077 EPSG:7078 EPSG:7079 EPSG:7080 EPSG:7081 EPSG:7082 EPSG:7084 EPSG:7085 EPSG:7086 EPSG:7087 EPSG:7088 EPSG:7109 EPSG:7110 EPSG:7111 EPSG:7112 EPSG:7113 EPSG:7114 EPSG:7115 EPSG:7116 EPSG:7117 EPSG:7118 EPSG:7119 EPSG:7120 EPSG:7121 EPSG:7122 EPSG:7123 EPSG:7124 EPSG:7125 EPSG:7126 EPSG:7127 EPSG:7128 EPSG:7131 EPSG:7132 EPSG:7133 EPSG:7134 EPSG:7135 EPSG:7136 EPSG:7137 EPSG:7138 EPSG:7139 EPSG:7142 EPSG:7257 EPSG:7258 EPSG:7259 EPSG:7260 EPSG:7261 EPSG:7262 EPSG:7263 EPSG:7264 EPSG:7265 EPSG:7266 EPSG:7267 EPSG:7268 EPSG:7269 EPSG:7270 EPSG:7271 EPSG:7272 EPSG:7273 EPSG:7274 EPSG:7275 EPSG:7276 EPSG:7277 EPSG:7278 EPSG:7279 EPSG:7280 EPSG:7281 EPSG:7282 EPSG:7283 EPSG:7284 EPSG:7285 EPSG:7286 EPSG:7287 EPSG:7288 EPSG:7289 EPSG:7290 EPSG:7291 EPSG:7292 EPSG:7293 EPSG:7294 EPSG:7295 EPSG:7296 EPSG:7297 EPSG:7298 EPSG:7299 EPSG:7300 EPSG:7301 EPSG:7302 EPSG:7303 EPSG:7304 EPSG:7305 EPSG:7306 EPSG:7307 EPSG:7308 EPSG:7309 EPSG:7310 EPSG:7311 EPSG:7312 EPSG:7313 EPSG:7314 EPSG:7315 EPSG:7316 EPSG:7317 EPSG:7318 EPSG:7319 EPSG:7320 EPSG:7321 EPSG:7322 EPSG:7323 EPSG:7324 EPSG:7325 EPSG:7326 EPSG:7327 EPSG:7328 EPSG:7329 EPSG:7330 EPSG:7331 EPSG:7332 EPSG:7333 EPSG:7334 EPSG:7335 EPSG:7336 EPSG:7337 EPSG:7338 EPSG:7339 EPSG:7340 EPSG:7341 EPSG:7342 EPSG:7343 EPSG:7344 EPSG:7345 EPSG:7346 EPSG:7347 EPSG:7348 EPSG:7349 EPSG:7350 EPSG:7351 EPSG:7352 EPSG:7353 EPSG:7354 EPSG:7355 EPSG:7356 EPSG:7357 EPSG:7358 EPSG:7359 EPSG:7360 EPSG:7361 EPSG:7362 EPSG:7363 EPSG:7364 EPSG:7365 EPSG:7366 EPSG:7367 EPSG:7368 EPSG:7369 EPSG:7370 EPSG:7371 EPSG:7372 EPSG:7373 EPSG:7374 EPSG:7375 EPSG:7376 EPSG:7400 EPSG:7401 EPSG:7402 EPSG:7403 EPSG:7404 EPSG:7405 EPSG:7406 EPSG:7407 EPSG:7408 EPSG:7409 EPSG:7410 EPSG:7411 EPSG:7412 EPSG:7413 EPSG:7414 EPSG:7415 EPSG:7416 EPSG:7417 EPSG:7418 EPSG:7419 EPSG:7420 EPSG:7421 EPSG:7422 EPSG:7423 EPSG:7446 EPSG:7447 EPSG:7528 EPSG:7529 EPSG:7530 EPSG:7531 EPSG:7532 EPSG:7533 EPSG:7534 EPSG:7535 EPSG:7536 EPSG:7537 EPSG:7538 EPSG:7539 EPSG:7540 EPSG:7541 EPSG:7542 EPSG:7543 EPSG:7544 EPSG:7545 EPSG:7546 EPSG:7547 EPSG:7548 EPSG:7549 EPSG:7550 EPSG:7551 EPSG:7552 EPSG:7553 EPSG:7554 EPSG:7555 EPSG:7556 EPSG:7557 EPSG:7558 EPSG:7559 EPSG:7560 EPSG:7561 EPSG:7562 EPSG:7563 EPSG:7564 EPSG:7565 EPSG:7566 EPSG:7567 EPSG:7568 EPSG:7569 EPSG:7570 EPSG:7571 EPSG:7572 EPSG:7573 EPSG:7574 EPSG:7575 EPSG:7576 EPSG:7577 EPSG:7578 EPSG:7579 EPSG:7580 EPSG:7581 EPSG:7582 EPSG:7583 EPSG:7584 EPSG:7585 EPSG:7586 EPSG:7587 EPSG:7588 EPSG:7589 EPSG:7590 EPSG:7591 EPSG:7592 EPSG:7593 EPSG:7594 EPSG:7595 EPSG:7596 EPSG:7597 EPSG:7598 EPSG:7599 EPSG:7600 EPSG:7601 EPSG:7602 EPSG:7603 EPSG:7604 EPSG:7605 EPSG:7606 EPSG:7607 EPSG:7608 EPSG:7609 EPSG:7610 EPSG:7611 EPSG:7612 EPSG:7613 EPSG:7614 EPSG:7615 EPSG:7616 EPSG:7617 EPSG:7618 EPSG:7619 EPSG:7620 EPSG:7621 EPSG:7622 EPSG:7623 EPSG:7624 EPSG:7625 EPSG:7626 EPSG:7627 EPSG:7628 EPSG:7629 EPSG:7630 EPSG:7631 EPSG:7632 EPSG:7633 EPSG:7634 EPSG:7635 EPSG:7636 EPSG:7637 EPSG:7638 EPSG:7639 EPSG:7640 EPSG:7641 EPSG:7642 EPSG:7643 EPSG:7644 EPSG:7645 EPSG:7651 EPSG:7652 EPSG:7656 EPSG:7657 EPSG:7658 EPSG:7659 EPSG:7660 EPSG:7661 EPSG:7662 EPSG:7663 EPSG:7664 EPSG:7665 EPSG:7677 EPSG:7678 EPSG:7679 EPSG:7680 EPSG:7681 EPSG:7682 EPSG:7683 EPSG:7684 EPSG:7685 EPSG:7686 EPSG:7692 EPSG:7693 EPSG:7694 EPSG:7695 EPSG:7696 EPSG:7699 EPSG:7700 EPSG:7706 EPSG:7707 EPSG:7755 EPSG:7756 EPSG:7757 EPSG:7758 EPSG:7759 EPSG:7760 EPSG:7761 EPSG:7762 EPSG:7763 EPSG:7764 EPSG:7765 EPSG:7766 EPSG:7767 EPSG:7768 EPSG:7769 EPSG:7770 EPSG:7771 EPSG:7772 EPSG:7773 EPSG:7774 EPSG:7775 EPSG:7776 EPSG:7777 EPSG:7778 EPSG:7779 EPSG:7780 EPSG:7781 EPSG:7782 EPSG:7783 EPSG:7784 EPSG:7785 EPSG:7786 EPSG:7787 EPSG:7789 EPSG:7791 EPSG:7792 EPSG:7793 EPSG:7794 EPSG:7795 EPSG:7796 EPSG:7797 EPSG:7798 EPSG:7799 EPSG:7800 EPSG:7801 EPSG:7803 EPSG:7804 EPSG:7805 EPSG:7815 EPSG:7816 EPSG:7825 EPSG:7826 EPSG:7827 EPSG:7828 EPSG:7829 EPSG:7830 EPSG:7831 EPSG:7832 EPSG:7837 EPSG:7839 EPSG:7841 EPSG:7842 EPSG:7843 EPSG:7844 EPSG:7845 EPSG:7846 EPSG:7847 EPSG:7848 EPSG:7849 EPSG:7850 EPSG:7851 EPSG:7852 EPSG:7853 EPSG:7854 EPSG:7855 EPSG:7856 EPSG:7857 EPSG:7858 EPSG:7859 EPSG:7877 EPSG:7878 EPSG:7879 EPSG:7880 EPSG:7881 EPSG:7882 EPSG:7883 EPSG:7884 EPSG:7885 EPSG:7886 EPSG:7887 EPSG:7888 EPSG:7889 EPSG:7890 EPSG:7899 EPSG:7900 EPSG:7901 EPSG:7902 EPSG:7903 EPSG:7904 EPSG:7905 EPSG:7906 EPSG:7907 EPSG:7908 EPSG:7909 EPSG:7910 EPSG:7911 EPSG:7912 EPSG:7914 EPSG:7915 EPSG:7916 EPSG:7917 EPSG:7918 EPSG:7919 EPSG:7920 EPSG:7921 EPSG:7922 EPSG:7923 EPSG:7924 EPSG:7925 EPSG:7926 EPSG:7927 EPSG:7928 EPSG:7929 EPSG:7930 EPSG:7931 EPSG:7954 EPSG:7955 EPSG:7956 EPSG:7962 EPSG:7968 EPSG:7976 EPSG:7979 EPSG:7991 EPSG:7992 EPSG:8013 EPSG:8014 EPSG:8015 EPSG:8016 EPSG:8017 EPSG:8018 EPSG:8019 EPSG:8020 EPSG:8021 EPSG:8022 EPSG:8023 EPSG:8024 EPSG:8025 EPSG:8026 EPSG:8027 EPSG:8028 EPSG:8029 EPSG:8030 EPSG:8031 EPSG:8032 EPSG:8035 EPSG:8036 EPSG:8042 EPSG:8043 EPSG:8044 EPSG:8045 EPSG:8050 EPSG:8051 EPSG:8052 EPSG:8053 EPSG:8058 EPSG:8059 EPSG:8065 EPSG:8066 EPSG:8067 EPSG:8068 EPSG:8082 EPSG:8083 EPSG:8084 EPSG:8085 EPSG:8086 EPSG:8088 EPSG:8089 EPSG:8090 EPSG:8091 EPSG:8092 EPSG:8093 EPSG:8095 EPSG:8096 EPSG:8097 EPSG:8098 EPSG:8099 EPSG:8100 EPSG:8101 EPSG:8102 EPSG:8103 EPSG:8104 EPSG:8105 EPSG:8106 EPSG:8107 EPSG:8108 EPSG:8109 EPSG:8110 EPSG:8111 EPSG:8112 EPSG:8113 EPSG:8114 EPSG:8115 EPSG:8116 EPSG:8117 EPSG:8118 EPSG:8119 EPSG:8120 EPSG:8121 EPSG:8122 EPSG:8123 EPSG:8124 EPSG:8125 EPSG:8126 EPSG:8127 EPSG:8128 EPSG:8129 EPSG:8130 EPSG:8131 EPSG:8132 EPSG:8133 EPSG:8134 EPSG:8135 EPSG:8136 EPSG:8137 EPSG:8138 EPSG:8139 EPSG:8140 EPSG:8141 EPSG:8142 EPSG:8143 EPSG:8144 EPSG:8145 EPSG:8146 EPSG:8147 EPSG:8148 EPSG:8149 EPSG:8150 EPSG:8151 EPSG:8152 EPSG:8153 EPSG:8154 EPSG:8155 EPSG:8156 EPSG:8157 EPSG:8158 EPSG:8159 EPSG:8160 EPSG:8161 EPSG:8162 EPSG:8163 EPSG:8164 EPSG:8165 EPSG:8166 EPSG:8167 EPSG:8168 EPSG:8169 EPSG:8170 EPSG:8171 EPSG:8172 EPSG:8173 EPSG:8177 EPSG:8179 EPSG:8180 EPSG:8181 EPSG:8182 EPSG:8184 EPSG:8185 EPSG:8187 EPSG:8189 EPSG:8191 EPSG:8193 EPSG:8196 EPSG:8197 EPSG:8198 EPSG:8200 EPSG:8201 EPSG:8202 EPSG:8203 EPSG:8204 EPSG:8205 EPSG:8206 EPSG:8207 EPSG:8208 EPSG:8209 EPSG:8210 EPSG:8212 EPSG:8213 EPSG:8214 EPSG:8216 EPSG:8218 EPSG:8220 EPSG:8222 EPSG:8224 EPSG:8225 EPSG:8226 EPSG:8227 EPSG:8228 EPSG:8230 EPSG:8231 EPSG:8232 EPSG:8233 EPSG:8235 EPSG:8237 EPSG:8238 EPSG:8239 EPSG:8240 EPSG:8242 EPSG:8244 EPSG:8246 EPSG:8247 EPSG:8248 EPSG:8249 EPSG:8250 EPSG:8251 EPSG:8252 EPSG:8253 EPSG:8254 EPSG:8255 EPSG:8266 EPSG:8267 EPSG:8311 EPSG:8312 EPSG:8313 EPSG:8314 EPSG:8315 EPSG:8316 EPSG:8317 EPSG:8318 EPSG:8319 EPSG:8320 EPSG:8321 EPSG:8322 EPSG:8323 EPSG:8324 EPSG:8325 EPSG:8326 EPSG:8327 EPSG:8328 EPSG:8329 EPSG:8330 EPSG:8331 EPSG:8332 EPSG:8333 EPSG:8334 EPSG:8335 EPSG:8336 EPSG:8337 EPSG:8338 EPSG:8339 EPSG:8340 EPSG:8341 EPSG:8342 EPSG:8343 EPSG:8344 EPSG:8345 EPSG:8346 EPSG:8347 EPSG:8348 EPSG:8349 EPSG:8350 EPSG:8351 EPSG:8352 EPSG:8353 EPSG:8357 EPSG:8358 EPSG:8360 EPSG:8370 EPSG:8377 EPSG:8378 EPSG:8379 EPSG:8380 EPSG:8381 EPSG:8382 EPSG:8383 EPSG:8384 EPSG:8385 EPSG:8387 EPSG:8391 EPSG:8395 EPSG:8397 EPSG:8399 EPSG:8401 EPSG:8403 EPSG:8425 EPSG:8426 EPSG:8427 EPSG:8428 EPSG:8429 EPSG:8430 EPSG:8431 EPSG:8433 EPSG:8434 EPSG:8441 EPSG:8449 EPSG:8455 EPSG:8456 EPSG:8518 EPSG:8519 EPSG:8520 EPSG:8521 EPSG:8522 EPSG:8523 EPSG:8524 EPSG:8525 EPSG:8526 EPSG:8527 EPSG:8528 EPSG:8529 EPSG:8531 EPSG:8533 EPSG:8534 EPSG:8535 EPSG:8536 EPSG:8538 EPSG:8539 EPSG:8540 EPSG:8541 EPSG:8542 EPSG:8543 EPSG:8544 EPSG:8545 EPSG:8675 EPSG:8677 EPSG:8678 EPSG:8679 EPSG:8682 EPSG:8683 EPSG:8684 EPSG:8685 EPSG:8686 EPSG:8687 EPSG:8690 EPSG:8691 EPSG:8692 EPSG:8693 EPSG:8694 EPSG:8697 EPSG:8698 EPSG:8699 EPSG:8700 EPSG:8701 EPSG:8702 EPSG:8703 EPSG:8704 EPSG:8705 EPSG:8706 EPSG:8707 EPSG:8708 EPSG:8709 EPSG:8710 EPSG:8711 EPSG:8712 EPSG:8713 EPSG:8714 EPSG:8715 EPSG:8716 EPSG:8717 EPSG:8718 EPSG:8719 EPSG:8720 EPSG:8721 EPSG:8722 EPSG:8723 EPSG:8724 EPSG:8725 EPSG:8726 EPSG:8727 EPSG:8728 EPSG:8729 EPSG:8730 EPSG:8731 EPSG:8732 EPSG:8733 EPSG:8734 EPSG:8735 EPSG:8736 EPSG:8737 EPSG:8738 EPSG:8739 EPSG:8740 EPSG:8741 EPSG:8742 EPSG:8743 EPSG:8744 EPSG:8745 EPSG:8746 EPSG:8747 EPSG:8748 EPSG:8749 EPSG:8750 EPSG:8751 EPSG:8752 EPSG:8753 EPSG:8754 EPSG:8755 EPSG:8756 EPSG:8757 EPSG:8758 EPSG:8759 EPSG:8760 EPSG:8761 EPSG:8762 EPSG:8763 EPSG:8764 EPSG:8765 EPSG:8766 EPSG:8767 EPSG:8768 EPSG:8769 EPSG:8770 EPSG:8771 EPSG:8772 EPSG:8773 EPSG:8774 EPSG:8775 EPSG:8776 EPSG:8777 EPSG:8778 EPSG:8779 EPSG:8780 EPSG:8781 EPSG:8782 EPSG:8783 EPSG:8784 EPSG:8785 EPSG:8786 EPSG:8787 EPSG:8788 EPSG:8789 EPSG:8790 EPSG:8791 EPSG:8792 EPSG:8793 EPSG:8794 EPSG:8795 EPSG:8796 EPSG:8797 EPSG:8798 EPSG:8799 EPSG:8800 EPSG:8801 EPSG:8802 EPSG:8803 EPSG:8804 EPSG:8805 EPSG:8806 EPSG:8807 EPSG:8808 EPSG:8809 EPSG:8810 EPSG:8811 EPSG:8812 EPSG:8813 EPSG:8814 EPSG:8815 EPSG:8816 EPSG:8817 EPSG:8818 EPSG:8820 EPSG:8821 EPSG:8826 EPSG:8836 EPSG:8837 EPSG:8838 EPSG:8839 EPSG:8840 EPSG:8841 EPSG:8857 EPSG:8858 EPSG:8859 EPSG:8860 EPSG:8881 EPSG:8888 EPSG:8896 EPSG:8897 EPSG:8898 EPSG:8899 EPSG:8900 EPSG:8901 EPSG:8902 EPSG:8903 EPSG:8904 EPSG:8905 EPSG:8906 EPSG:8907 EPSG:8908 EPSG:8909 EPSG:8910 EPSG:8911 EPSG:8912 EPSG:8915 EPSG:8916 EPSG:8917 EPSG:8918 EPSG:8919 EPSG:8920 EPSG:8921 EPSG:8922 EPSG:8923 EPSG:8924 EPSG:8925 EPSG:8926 EPSG:8927 EPSG:8928 EPSG:8929 EPSG:8930 EPSG:8931 EPSG:8932 EPSG:8933 EPSG:8934 EPSG:8935 EPSG:8936 EPSG:8937 EPSG:8938 EPSG:8939 EPSG:8940 EPSG:8941 EPSG:8942 EPSG:8943 EPSG:8944 EPSG:8945 EPSG:8946 EPSG:8947 EPSG:8948 EPSG:8949 EPSG:8950 EPSG:8951 EPSG:8972 EPSG:8973 EPSG:8974 EPSG:8975 EPSG:8976 EPSG:8977 EPSG:8978 EPSG:8979 EPSG:8980 EPSG:8981 EPSG:8982 EPSG:8983 EPSG:8984 EPSG:8985 EPSG:8986 EPSG:8987 EPSG:8988 EPSG:8989 EPSG:8990 EPSG:8991 EPSG:8992 EPSG:8993 EPSG:8994 EPSG:8995 EPSG:8996 EPSG:8997 EPSG:8998 EPSG:8999 EPSG:9000 EPSG:9001 EPSG:9002 EPSG:9003 EPSG:9004 EPSG:9005 EPSG:9006 EPSG:9007 EPSG:9008 EPSG:9009 EPSG:9010 EPSG:9011 EPSG:9012 EPSG:9013 EPSG:9014 EPSG:9015 EPSG:9016 EPSG:9017 EPSG:9018 EPSG:9019 EPSG:9039 EPSG:9040 EPSG:9053 EPSG:9054 EPSG:9055 EPSG:9056 EPSG:9057 EPSG:9059 EPSG:9060 EPSG:9061 EPSG:9062 EPSG:9063 EPSG:9064 EPSG:9065 EPSG:9066 EPSG:9067 EPSG:9068 EPSG:9069 EPSG:9070 EPSG:9071 EPSG:9072 EPSG:9073 EPSG:9074 EPSG:9075 EPSG:9130 EPSG:9138 EPSG:9139 EPSG:9140 EPSG:9141 EPSG:9146 EPSG:9147 EPSG:9148 EPSG:9149 EPSG:9150 EPSG:9151 EPSG:9152 EPSG:9153 EPSG:9154 EPSG:9155 EPSG:9156 EPSG:9157 EPSG:9158 EPSG:9159 EPSG:9182 EPSG:9183 EPSG:9184 EPSG:9191 EPSG:9205 EPSG:9206 EPSG:9207 EPSG:9208 EPSG:9209 EPSG:9210 EPSG:9211 EPSG:9212 EPSG:9213 EPSG:9214 EPSG:9215 EPSG:9216 EPSG:9217 EPSG:9218 EPSG:9221 EPSG:9222 EPSG:9245 EPSG:9248 EPSG:9249 EPSG:9250 EPSG:9251 EPSG:9252 EPSG:9253 EPSG:9254 EPSG:9255 EPSG:9265 EPSG:9266 EPSG:9267 EPSG:9271 EPSG:9272 EPSG:9273 EPSG:9274 EPSG:9279 EPSG:9284 EPSG:9285 EPSG:9286 EPSG:9287 EPSG:9288 EPSG:9289 EPSG:9290 EPSG:9292 EPSG:9293 EPSG:9294 EPSG:9295 EPSG:9296 EPSG:9297 EPSG:9299 EPSG:9300 EPSG:9303 EPSG:9306 EPSG:9307 EPSG:9308 EPSG:9309 EPSG:9311 EPSG:9331 EPSG:9332 EPSG:9333 EPSG:9335 EPSG:9351 EPSG:9354 EPSG:9356 EPSG:9357 EPSG:9358 EPSG:9359 EPSG:9360 EPSG:9364 EPSG:9367 EPSG:9368 EPSG:9372 EPSG:9373 EPSG:9374 EPSG:9377 EPSG:9378 EPSG:9379 EPSG:9380 EPSG:9384 EPSG:9387 EPSG:9388 EPSG:9389 EPSG:9390 EPSG:9391 EPSG:9392 EPSG:9393 EPSG:9394 EPSG:9395 EPSG:9396 EPSG:9397 EPSG:9398 EPSG:9399 EPSG:9400 EPSG:9401 EPSG:9402 EPSG:9403 EPSG:9404 EPSG:9405 EPSG:9406 EPSG:9407 EPSG:9422 EPSG:9423 EPSG:9424 EPSG:9425 EPSG:9426 EPSG:9427 EPSG:9428 EPSG:9429 EPSG:9430 EPSG:9449 EPSG:9450 EPSG:9451 EPSG:9452 EPSG:9453 EPSG:9456 EPSG:9457 EPSG:9458 EPSG:9462 EPSG:9463 EPSG:9464 EPSG:9468 EPSG:9469 EPSG:9470 EPSG:9471 EPSG:9473 EPSG:9474 EPSG:9475 EPSG:9476 EPSG:9477 EPSG:9478 EPSG:9479 EPSG:9480 EPSG:9481 EPSG:9482 EPSG:9487 EPSG:9488 EPSG:9489 EPSG:9490 EPSG:9491 EPSG:9492 EPSG:9493 EPSG:9494 EPSG:9498 EPSG:9500 EPSG:9501 EPSG:9502 EPSG:9503 EPSG:9504 EPSG:9505 EPSG:9506 EPSG:9507 EPSG:9508 EPSG:9509 EPSG:9510 EPSG:9511 EPSG:9512 EPSG:9513 EPSG:9514 EPSG:9515 EPSG:9516 EPSG:9517 EPSG:9518 EPSG:9519 EPSG:9520 EPSG:9521 EPSG:9522 EPSG:9523 EPSG:9524 EPSG:9525 EPSG:9526 EPSG:9527 EPSG:9528 EPSG:9529 EPSG:9530 EPSG:9531 EPSG:9532 EPSG:9533 EPSG:9534 EPSG:9535 EPSG:9536 EPSG:9537 EPSG:9538 EPSG:9539 EPSG:9540 EPSG:9541 EPSG:9542 EPSG:9543 EPSG:9544 EPSG:9545 EPSG:9546 EPSG:9547 EPSG:9549 EPSG:9650 EPSG:9651 EPSG:9656 EPSG:9657 EPSG:9663 EPSG:9666 EPSG:9669 EPSG:9672 EPSG:9674 EPSG:9675 EPSG:9678 EPSG:9680 EPSG:9681 EPSG:9694 EPSG:9695 EPSG:9696 EPSG:9697 EPSG:9698 EPSG:9699 EPSG:9700 EPSG:9701 EPSG:9702 EPSG:9705 EPSG:9707 EPSG:9709 EPSG:9711 EPSG:9712 EPSG:9713 EPSG:9714 EPSG:9715 EPSG:9716 EPSG:9721 EPSG:9722 EPSG:9723 EPSG:9724 EPSG:9725 EPSG:9739 EPSG:9741 EPSG:9742 EPSG:9748 EPSG:9749 EPSG:9753 EPSG:9754 EPSG:9755 EPSG:9758 EPSG:9761 EPSG:9762 EPSG:9763 EPSG:9766 EPSG:9767 EPSG:9775 EPSG:9776 EPSG:9777 EPSG:9778 EPSG:9779 EPSG:9780 EPSG:9781 EPSG:9782 EPSG:9783 EPSG:9784 EPSG:9785 EPSG:9793 EPSG:9794 EPSG:9821 EPSG:9822 EPSG:9823 EPSG:9824 EPSG:9825 EPSG:9826 EPSG:9827 EPSG:9828 EPSG:9829 EPSG:9830 EPSG:9831 EPSG:9832 EPSG:9833 EPSG:9834 EPSG:9835 EPSG:9836 EPSG:9837 EPSG:9838 EPSG:9839 EPSG:9840 EPSG:9841 EPSG:9842 EPSG:9843 EPSG:9844 EPSG:9845 EPSG:9846 EPSG:9847 EPSG:9848 EPSG:9849 EPSG:9850 EPSG:9851 EPSG:9852 EPSG:9853 EPSG:9854 EPSG:9855 EPSG:9856 EPSG:9857 EPSG:9858 EPSG:9859 EPSG:9860 EPSG:9861 EPSG:9862 EPSG:9863 EPSG:9864 EPSG:9865 EPSG:9866 EPSG:9869 EPSG:9870 EPSG:9871 EPSG:9874 EPSG:9875 EPSG:9880 EPSG:9881 EPSG:9883 EPSG:9892 EPSG:9893 EPSG:9895 EPSG:9897 EPSG:9907 EPSG:9920 EPSG:9922 EPSG:9923 EPSG:9924 EPSG:9927 EPSG:9928 EPSG:9929 EPSG:9930 EPSG:9931 EPSG:9932 EPSG:9933 EPSG:9934 EPSG:9935 EPSG:9939 EPSG:9943 EPSG:9944 EPSG:9945 EPSG:9947 EPSG:9948 EPSG:9949 EPSG:9950 EPSG:9951 EPSG:9952 EPSG:9953 EPSG:9964 EPSG:9967 EPSG:9968 EPSG:9969 EPSG:9972 EPSG:9973 EPSG:9974 EPSG:9977 EPSG:9978 EPSG:9988 EPSG:9989 EPSG:9990 EPSG:10150 EPSG:10151 EPSG:10156 EPSG:10157 EPSG:10158 EPSG:10160 EPSG:10162 EPSG:10163 EPSG:10164 EPSG:10165 EPSG:10166 EPSG:10167 EPSG:10168 EPSG:10169 EPSG:10170 EPSG:10171 EPSG:10172 EPSG:10173 EPSG:10174 EPSG:10175 EPSG:10176 EPSG:10177 EPSG:10178 EPSG:10183 EPSG:10184 EPSG:10185 EPSG:10188 EPSG:10189 EPSG:10190 EPSG:10191 EPSG:10194 EPSG:10195 EPSG:10196 EPSG:10199 EPSG:10200 EPSG:10204 EPSG:10207 EPSG:10208 EPSG:10209 EPSG:10212 EPSG:10213 EPSG:10214 EPSG:10217 EPSG:10218 EPSG:10219 EPSG:10222 EPSG:10223 EPSG:10224 EPSG:10227 EPSG:10228 EPSG:10229 EPSG:10235 EPSG:10236 EPSG:10237 EPSG:10240 EPSG:10241 EPSG:10245 EPSG:10246 EPSG:10249 EPSG:10250 EPSG:10252 EPSG:10254 EPSG:10256 EPSG:10258 EPSG:10260 EPSG:10262 EPSG:10265 EPSG:10266 EPSG:10268 EPSG:10270 EPSG:10272 EPSG:10275 EPSG:10276 EPSG:10277 EPSG:10280 EPSG:10281 EPSG:10282 EPSG:10283 EPSG:10284 EPSG:10285 EPSG:10286 EPSG:10287 EPSG:10288 EPSG:10289 EPSG:10290 EPSG:10291 EPSG:10293 EPSG:10297 EPSG:10298 EPSG:10299 EPSG:10300 EPSG:10303 EPSG:10304 EPSG:10305 EPSG:10306 EPSG:10307 EPSG:10308 EPSG:10309 EPSG:10310 EPSG:10311 EPSG:10312 EPSG:10314 EPSG:10315 EPSG:10316 EPSG:10317 EPSG:10318 EPSG:10326 EPSG:10327 EPSG:10328 EPSG:10329 EPSG:10345 EPSG:10346 EPSG:10349 EPSG:10352 EPSG:10353 EPSG:10354 EPSG:10355 EPSG:10356 EPSG:10357 EPSG:10364 EPSG:10365 EPSG:10370 EPSG:10371 EPSG:10372 EPSG:10373 EPSG:10374 EPSG:10375 EPSG:10376 EPSG:10377 EPSG:10378 EPSG:10379 EPSG:10412 EPSG:10413 EPSG:10414 EPSG:10448 EPSG:10449 EPSG:10450 EPSG:10451 EPSG:10452 EPSG:10453 EPSG:10454 EPSG:10455 EPSG:10456 EPSG:10457 EPSG:10458 EPSG:10459 EPSG:10460 EPSG:10461 EPSG:10462 EPSG:10463 EPSG:10464 EPSG:10465 EPSG:10468 EPSG:10471 EPSG:10472 EPSG:10473 EPSG:10474 EPSG:10475 EPSG:10477 EPSG:10480 EPSG:10481 EPSG:10482 EPSG:10483 EPSG:10484 EPSG:10485 EPSG:10486 EPSG:10487 EPSG:10488 EPSG:10497 EPSG:10498 EPSG:10499 EPSG:10500 EPSG:10507 EPSG:10516 EPSG:10545 EPSG:10547 EPSG:10548 EPSG:10549 EPSG:10550 EPSG:10551 EPSG:10552 EPSG:10553 EPSG:10554 EPSG:10555 EPSG:10556 EPSG:10565 EPSG:10569 EPSG:10570 EPSG:10571 EPSG:10588 EPSG:10592 EPSG:10594 EPSG:10596 EPSG:10598 EPSG:10601 EPSG:10603 EPSG:10604 EPSG:10605 EPSG:10606 EPSG:10622 EPSG:10623 EPSG:10626 EPSG:10627 EPSG:10628 EPSG:10632 EPSG:10633 EPSG:10634 EPSG:10635 EPSG:10636 EPSG:10637 EPSG:10638 EPSG:10639 EPSG:10641 EPSG:10642 EPSG:10643 EPSG:10644 EPSG:10645 EPSG:10649 EPSG:10650 EPSG:10651 EPSG:10652 EPSG:10659 EPSG:10660 EPSG:10665 EPSG:10669 EPSG:10670 EPSG:10671 EPSG:10672 EPSG:10673 EPSG:10674 EPSG:10678 EPSG:10679 EPSG:10686 EPSG:10687 EPSG:10688 EPSG:10689 EPSG:10690 EPSG:10691 EPSG:10692 EPSG:10699 EPSG:10702 EPSG:10723 EPSG:10724 EPSG:10725 EPSG:10726 EPSG:10727 EPSG:10728 EPSG:10729 EPSG:10731 EPSG:10732 EPSG:10733 EPSG:10734 EPSG:10735 EPSG:10736 EPSG:10737 EPSG:10738 EPSG:10739 EPSG:10740 EPSG:10741 EPSG:10742 EPSG:10744 EPSG:10745 EPSG:10746 EPSG:10747 EPSG:10758 EPSG:10759 EPSG:10760 EPSG:10761 EPSG:10762 EPSG:10763 EPSG:10764 EPSG:10765 EPSG:10773 EPSG:10774 EPSG:10779 EPSG:10780 EPSG:10781 EPSG:10783 EPSG:10784 EPSG:10785 EPSG:11114 EPSG:11115 EPSG:11116 EPSG:11117 EPSG:11118 EPSG:18001 EPSG:20000 EPSG:20001 EPSG:20002 EPSG:20003 EPSG:20004 EPSG:20005 EPSG:20006 EPSG:20007 EPSG:20008 EPSG:20009 EPSG:20010 EPSG:20011 EPSG:20012 EPSG:20013 EPSG:20014 EPSG:20015 EPSG:20016 EPSG:20017 EPSG:20018 EPSG:20019 EPSG:20020 EPSG:20021 EPSG:20022 EPSG:20023 EPSG:20024 EPSG:20025 EPSG:20026 EPSG:20027 EPSG:20028 EPSG:20029 EPSG:20030 EPSG:20031 EPSG:20032 EPSG:20033 EPSG:20034 EPSG:20035 EPSG:20036 EPSG:20037 EPSG:20038 EPSG:20039 EPSG:20040 EPSG:20041 EPSG:20042 EPSG:20043 EPSG:20044 EPSG:20045 EPSG:20046 EPSG:20047 EPSG:20048 EPSG:20049 EPSG:20050 EPSG:20064 EPSG:20065 EPSG:20066 EPSG:20067 EPSG:20068 EPSG:20069 EPSG:20070 EPSG:20071 EPSG:20072 EPSG:20073 EPSG:20074 EPSG:20075 EPSG:20076 EPSG:20077 EPSG:20078 EPSG:20079 EPSG:20080 EPSG:20081 EPSG:20082 EPSG:20083 EPSG:20084 EPSG:20085 EPSG:20086 EPSG:20087 EPSG:20088 EPSG:20089 EPSG:20090 EPSG:20091 EPSG:20092 EPSG:20135 EPSG:20136 EPSG:20137 EPSG:20138 EPSG:20248 EPSG:20249 EPSG:20250 EPSG:20251 EPSG:20252 EPSG:20253 EPSG:20254 EPSG:20255 EPSG:20256 EPSG:20257 EPSG:20258 EPSG:20348 EPSG:20349 EPSG:20350 EPSG:20351 EPSG:20352 EPSG:20353 EPSG:20354 EPSG:20355 EPSG:20356 EPSG:20357 EPSG:20358 EPSG:20436 EPSG:20437 EPSG:20438 EPSG:20439 EPSG:20440 EPSG:20499 EPSG:20538 EPSG:20539 EPSG:20790 EPSG:20791 EPSG:20822 EPSG:20823 EPSG:20824 EPSG:20904 EPSG:20905 EPSG:20906 EPSG:20907 EPSG:20908 EPSG:20909 EPSG:20910 EPSG:20911 EPSG:20912 EPSG:20913 EPSG:20914 EPSG:20915 EPSG:20916 EPSG:20917 EPSG:20918 EPSG:20919 EPSG:20920 EPSG:20921 EPSG:20922 EPSG:20923 EPSG:20924 EPSG:20925 EPSG:20926 EPSG:20927 EPSG:20928 EPSG:20929 EPSG:20930 EPSG:20931 EPSG:20932 EPSG:20934 EPSG:20935 EPSG:20936 EPSG:21004 EPSG:21005 EPSG:21006 EPSG:21007 EPSG:21008 EPSG:21009 EPSG:21010 EPSG:21011 EPSG:21012 EPSG:21013 EPSG:21014 EPSG:21015 EPSG:21016 EPSG:21017 EPSG:21018 EPSG:21019 EPSG:21020 EPSG:21021 EPSG:21022 EPSG:21023 EPSG:21024 EPSG:21025 EPSG:21026 EPSG:21027 EPSG:21028 EPSG:21029 EPSG:21030 EPSG:21031 EPSG:21032 EPSG:21035 EPSG:21036 EPSG:21037 EPSG:21095 EPSG:21096 EPSG:21097 EPSG:21100 EPSG:21148 EPSG:21149 EPSG:21150 EPSG:21207 EPSG:21208 EPSG:21209 EPSG:21210 EPSG:21211 EPSG:21212 EPSG:21213 EPSG:21214 EPSG:21215 EPSG:21216 EPSG:21217 EPSG:21218 EPSG:21219 EPSG:21220 EPSG:21221 EPSG:21222 EPSG:21223 EPSG:21224 EPSG:21225 EPSG:21226 EPSG:21227 EPSG:21228 EPSG:21229 EPSG:21230 EPSG:21231 EPSG:21232 EPSG:21233 EPSG:21234 EPSG:21235 EPSG:21236 EPSG:21237 EPSG:21238 EPSG:21239 EPSG:21240 EPSG:21241 EPSG:21242 EPSG:21243 EPSG:21244 EPSG:21245 EPSG:21246 EPSG:21247 EPSG:21248 EPSG:21249 EPSG:21250 EPSG:21251 EPSG:21252 EPSG:21253 EPSG:21254 EPSG:21255 EPSG:21256 EPSG:21257 EPSG:21258 EPSG:21259 EPSG:21260 EPSG:21261 EPSG:21262 EPSG:21263 EPSG:21264 EPSG:21291 EPSG:21292 EPSG:21307 EPSG:21308 EPSG:21309 EPSG:21310 EPSG:21311 EPSG:21312 EPSG:21313 EPSG:21314 EPSG:21315 EPSG:21316 EPSG:21317 EPSG:21318 EPSG:21319 EPSG:21320 EPSG:21321 EPSG:21322 EPSG:21323 EPSG:21324 EPSG:21325 EPSG:21326 EPSG:21327 EPSG:21328 EPSG:21329 EPSG:21330 EPSG:21331 EPSG:21332 EPSG:21333 EPSG:21334 EPSG:21335 EPSG:21336 EPSG:21337 EPSG:21338 EPSG:21339 EPSG:21340 EPSG:21341 EPSG:21342 EPSG:21343 EPSG:21344 EPSG:21345 EPSG:21346 EPSG:21347 EPSG:21348 EPSG:21349 EPSG:21350 EPSG:21351 EPSG:21352 EPSG:21353 EPSG:21354 EPSG:21355 EPSG:21356 EPSG:21357 EPSG:21358 EPSG:21359 EPSG:21360 EPSG:21361 EPSG:21362 EPSG:21363 EPSG:21364 EPSG:21413 EPSG:21414 EPSG:21415 EPSG:21416 EPSG:21417 EPSG:21418 EPSG:21419 EPSG:21420 EPSG:21421 EPSG:21422 EPSG:21423 EPSG:21453 EPSG:21454 EPSG:21455 EPSG:21456 EPSG:21457 EPSG:21458 EPSG:21459 EPSG:21460 EPSG:21461 EPSG:21462 EPSG:21463 EPSG:21473 EPSG:21474 EPSG:21475 EPSG:21476 EPSG:21477 EPSG:21478 EPSG:21479 EPSG:21480 EPSG:21481 EPSG:21482 EPSG:21483 EPSG:21500 EPSG:21780 EPSG:21781 EPSG:21782 EPSG:21817 EPSG:21818 EPSG:21891 EPSG:21892 EPSG:21893 EPSG:21894 EPSG:21896 EPSG:21897 EPSG:21898 EPSG:21899 EPSG:22032 EPSG:22033 EPSG:22091 EPSG:22092 EPSG:22171 EPSG:22172 EPSG:22173 EPSG:22174 EPSG:22175 EPSG:22176 EPSG:22177 EPSG:22181 EPSG:22182 EPSG:22183 EPSG:22184 EPSG:22185 EPSG:22186 EPSG:22187 EPSG:22191 EPSG:22192 EPSG:22193 EPSG:22194 EPSG:22195 EPSG:22196 EPSG:22197 EPSG:22207 EPSG:22208 EPSG:22209 EPSG:22210 EPSG:22211 EPSG:22212 EPSG:22213 EPSG:22214 EPSG:22215 EPSG:22216 EPSG:22217 EPSG:22218 EPSG:22219 EPSG:22220 EPSG:22221 EPSG:22222 EPSG:22229 EPSG:22230 EPSG:22231 EPSG:22232 EPSG:22234 EPSG:22235 EPSG:22236 EPSG:22239 EPSG:22240 EPSG:22243 EPSG:22244 EPSG:22245 EPSG:22246 EPSG:22247 EPSG:22248 EPSG:22249 EPSG:22250 EPSG:22262 EPSG:22263 EPSG:22264 EPSG:22265 EPSG:22275 EPSG:22277 EPSG:22279 EPSG:22281 EPSG:22283 EPSG:22285 EPSG:22287 EPSG:22289 EPSG:22291 EPSG:22293 EPSG:22300 EPSG:22307 EPSG:22308 EPSG:22309 EPSG:22310 EPSG:22311 EPSG:22312 EPSG:22313 EPSG:22314 EPSG:22315 EPSG:22316 EPSG:22317 EPSG:22318 EPSG:22319 EPSG:22320 EPSG:22321 EPSG:22322 EPSG:22332 EPSG:22337 EPSG:22338 EPSG:22348 EPSG:22349 EPSG:22350 EPSG:22351 EPSG:22352 EPSG:22353 EPSG:22354 EPSG:22355 EPSG:22356 EPSG:22357 EPSG:22391 EPSG:22392 EPSG:22407 EPSG:22408 EPSG:22409 EPSG:22410 EPSG:22411 EPSG:22412 EPSG:22413 EPSG:22414 EPSG:22415 EPSG:22416 EPSG:22417 EPSG:22418 EPSG:22419 EPSG:22420 EPSG:22421 EPSG:22422 EPSG:22462 EPSG:22463 EPSG:22464 EPSG:22465 EPSG:22521 EPSG:22522 EPSG:22523 EPSG:22524 EPSG:22525 EPSG:22607 EPSG:22608 EPSG:22609 EPSG:22610 EPSG:22611 EPSG:22612 EPSG:22613 EPSG:22614 EPSG:22615 EPSG:22616 EPSG:22617 EPSG:22618 EPSG:22619 EPSG:22620 EPSG:22621 EPSG:22622 EPSG:22639 EPSG:22641 EPSG:22642 EPSG:22643 EPSG:22644 EPSG:22645 EPSG:22646 EPSG:22648 EPSG:22649 EPSG:22650 EPSG:22651 EPSG:22652 EPSG:22653 EPSG:22654 EPSG:22655 EPSG:22656 EPSG:22657 EPSG:22700 EPSG:22707 EPSG:22708 EPSG:22709 EPSG:22710 EPSG:22711 EPSG:22712 EPSG:22713 EPSG:22714 EPSG:22715 EPSG:22716 EPSG:22717 EPSG:22718 EPSG:22719 EPSG:22720 EPSG:22721 EPSG:22722 EPSG:22739 EPSG:22762 EPSG:22763 EPSG:22764 EPSG:22765 EPSG:22770 EPSG:22780 EPSG:22807 EPSG:22808 EPSG:22809 EPSG:22810 EPSG:22811 EPSG:22812 EPSG:22813 EPSG:22814 EPSG:22815 EPSG:22816 EPSG:22817 EPSG:22818 EPSG:22819 EPSG:22820 EPSG:22821 EPSG:22822 EPSG:22832 EPSG:22991 EPSG:22992 EPSG:22993 EPSG:22994 EPSG:23028 EPSG:23029 EPSG:23030 EPSG:23031 EPSG:23032 EPSG:23033 EPSG:23034 EPSG:23035 EPSG:23036 EPSG:23037 EPSG:23038 EPSG:23090 EPSG:23095 EPSG:23239 EPSG:23240 EPSG:23301 EPSG:23302 EPSG:23303 EPSG:23304 EPSG:23305 EPSG:23306 EPSG:23307 EPSG:23308 EPSG:23309 EPSG:23310 EPSG:23311 EPSG:23312 EPSG:23313 EPSG:23314 EPSG:23315 EPSG:23316 EPSG:23317 EPSG:23318 EPSG:23319 EPSG:23320 EPSG:23321 EPSG:23322 EPSG:23323 EPSG:23324 EPSG:23325 EPSG:23326 EPSG:23327 EPSG:23328 EPSG:23329 EPSG:23330 EPSG:23331 EPSG:23332 EPSG:23333 EPSG:23433 EPSG:23700 EPSG:23830 EPSG:23831 EPSG:23832 EPSG:23833 EPSG:23834 EPSG:23835 EPSG:23836 EPSG:23837 EPSG:23838 EPSG:23839 EPSG:23840 EPSG:23841 EPSG:23842 EPSG:23843 EPSG:23844 EPSG:23845 EPSG:23846 EPSG:23847 EPSG:23848 EPSG:23849 EPSG:23850 EPSG:23851 EPSG:23852 EPSG:23853 EPSG:23866 EPSG:23867 EPSG:23868 EPSG:23869 EPSG:23870 EPSG:23871 EPSG:23872 EPSG:23877 EPSG:23878 EPSG:23879 EPSG:23880 EPSG:23881 EPSG:23882 EPSG:23883 EPSG:23884 EPSG:23886 EPSG:23887 EPSG:23888 EPSG:23889 EPSG:23890 EPSG:23891 EPSG:23892 EPSG:23893 EPSG:23894 EPSG:23946 EPSG:23947 EPSG:23948 EPSG:24047 EPSG:24048 EPSG:24100 EPSG:24200 EPSG:24305 EPSG:24306 EPSG:24311 EPSG:24312 EPSG:24313 EPSG:24342 EPSG:24343 EPSG:24344 EPSG:24345 EPSG:24346 EPSG:24347 EPSG:24370 EPSG:24371 EPSG:24372 EPSG:24373 EPSG:24374 EPSG:24375 EPSG:24376 EPSG:24377 EPSG:24378 EPSG:24379 EPSG:24380 EPSG:24381 EPSG:24382 EPSG:24383 EPSG:24500 EPSG:24547 EPSG:24548 EPSG:24571 EPSG:24600 EPSG:24718 EPSG:24719 EPSG:24720 EPSG:24817 EPSG:24818 EPSG:24819 EPSG:24820 EPSG:24821 EPSG:24877 EPSG:24878 EPSG:24879 EPSG:24880 EPSG:24881 EPSG:24882 EPSG:24891 EPSG:24892 EPSG:24893 EPSG:25000 EPSG:25231 EPSG:25391 EPSG:25392 EPSG:25393 EPSG:25394 EPSG:25395 EPSG:25700 EPSG:25828 EPSG:25829 EPSG:25830 EPSG:25831 EPSG:25832 EPSG:25833 EPSG:25834 EPSG:25835 EPSG:25836 EPSG:25837 EPSG:25838 EPSG:25884 EPSG:25932 EPSG:26191 EPSG:26192 EPSG:26193 EPSG:26194 EPSG:26195 EPSG:26237 EPSG:26331 EPSG:26332 EPSG:26391 EPSG:26392 EPSG:26393 EPSG:26432 EPSG:26591 EPSG:26592 EPSG:26632 EPSG:26692 EPSG:26701 EPSG:26702 EPSG:26703 EPSG:26704 EPSG:26705 EPSG:26706 EPSG:26707 EPSG:26708 EPSG:26709 EPSG:26710 EPSG:26711 EPSG:26712 EPSG:26713 EPSG:26714 EPSG:26715 EPSG:26716 EPSG:26717 EPSG:26718 EPSG:26719 EPSG:26720 EPSG:26721 EPSG:26722 EPSG:26729 EPSG:26730 EPSG:26731 EPSG:26732 EPSG:26733 EPSG:26734 EPSG:26735 EPSG:26736 EPSG:26737 EPSG:26738 EPSG:26739 EPSG:26740 EPSG:26741 EPSG:26742 EPSG:26743 EPSG:26744 EPSG:26745 EPSG:26746 EPSG:26747 EPSG:26748 EPSG:26749 EPSG:26750 EPSG:26751 EPSG:26752 EPSG:26753 EPSG:26754 EPSG:26755 EPSG:26756 EPSG:26757 EPSG:26758 EPSG:26759 EPSG:26760 EPSG:26766 EPSG:26767 EPSG:26768 EPSG:26769 EPSG:26770 EPSG:26771 EPSG:26772 EPSG:26773 EPSG:26774 EPSG:26775 EPSG:26776 EPSG:26777 EPSG:26778 EPSG:26779 EPSG:26780 EPSG:26781 EPSG:26782 EPSG:26783 EPSG:26784 EPSG:26785 EPSG:26786 EPSG:26787 EPSG:26791 EPSG:26792 EPSG:26793 EPSG:26794 EPSG:26795 EPSG:26796 EPSG:26797 EPSG:26798 EPSG:26799 EPSG:26801 EPSG:26802 EPSG:26803 EPSG:26811 EPSG:26812 EPSG:26813 EPSG:26814 EPSG:26815 EPSG:26819 EPSG:26820 EPSG:26821 EPSG:26822 EPSG:26823 EPSG:26824 EPSG:26825 EPSG:26826 EPSG:26830 EPSG:26831 EPSG:26832 EPSG:26833 EPSG:26834 EPSG:26835 EPSG:26836 EPSG:26837 EPSG:26841 EPSG:26842 EPSG:26843 EPSG:26844 EPSG:26845 EPSG:26846 EPSG:26847 EPSG:26848 EPSG:26849 EPSG:26850 EPSG:26851 EPSG:26852 EPSG:26853 EPSG:26854 EPSG:26855 EPSG:26856 EPSG:26857 EPSG:26858 EPSG:26859 EPSG:26860 EPSG:26861 EPSG:26862 EPSG:26863 EPSG:26864 EPSG:26865 EPSG:26866 EPSG:26867 EPSG:26868 EPSG:26869 EPSG:26870 EPSG:26891 EPSG:26892 EPSG:26893 EPSG:26894 EPSG:26895 EPSG:26896 EPSG:26897 EPSG:26898 EPSG:26899 EPSG:26901 EPSG:26902 EPSG:26903 EPSG:26904 EPSG:26905 EPSG:26906 EPSG:26907 EPSG:26908 EPSG:26909 EPSG:26910 EPSG:26911 EPSG:26912 EPSG:26913 EPSG:26914 EPSG:26915 EPSG:26916 EPSG:26917 EPSG:26918 EPSG:26919 EPSG:26920 EPSG:26921 EPSG:26922 EPSG:26923 EPSG:26929 EPSG:26930 EPSG:26931 EPSG:26932 EPSG:26933 EPSG:26934 EPSG:26935 EPSG:26936 EPSG:26937 EPSG:26938 EPSG:26939 EPSG:26940 EPSG:26941 EPSG:26942 EPSG:26943 EPSG:26944 EPSG:26945 EPSG:26946 EPSG:26948 EPSG:26949 EPSG:26950 EPSG:26951 EPSG:26952 EPSG:26953 EPSG:26954 EPSG:26955 EPSG:26956 EPSG:26957 EPSG:26958 EPSG:26959 EPSG:26960 EPSG:26961 EPSG:26962 EPSG:26963 EPSG:26964 EPSG:26965 EPSG:26966 EPSG:26967 EPSG:26968 EPSG:26969 EPSG:26970 EPSG:26971 EPSG:26972 EPSG:26973 EPSG:26974 EPSG:26975 EPSG:26976 EPSG:26977 EPSG:26978 EPSG:26979 EPSG:26980 EPSG:26981 EPSG:26982 EPSG:26983 EPSG:26984 EPSG:26985 EPSG:26986 EPSG:26987 EPSG:26988 EPSG:26989 EPSG:26990 EPSG:26991 EPSG:26992 EPSG:26993 EPSG:26994 EPSG:26995 EPSG:26996 EPSG:26997 EPSG:26998 EPSG:27037 EPSG:27038 EPSG:27039 EPSG:27040 EPSG:27120 EPSG:27200 EPSG:27205 EPSG:27206 EPSG:27207 EPSG:27208 EPSG:27209 EPSG:27210 EPSG:27211 EPSG:27212 EPSG:27213 EPSG:27214 EPSG:27215 EPSG:27216 EPSG:27217 EPSG:27218 EPSG:27219 EPSG:27220 EPSG:27221 EPSG:27222 EPSG:27223 EPSG:27224 EPSG:27225 EPSG:27226 EPSG:27227 EPSG:27228 EPSG:27229 EPSG:27230 EPSG:27231 EPSG:27232 EPSG:27258 EPSG:27259 EPSG:27260 EPSG:27291 EPSG:27292 EPSG:27391 EPSG:27392 EPSG:27393 EPSG:27394 EPSG:27395 EPSG:27396 EPSG:27397 EPSG:27398 EPSG:27429 EPSG:27492 EPSG:27493 EPSG:27500 EPSG:27561 EPSG:27562 EPSG:27563 EPSG:27564 EPSG:27571 EPSG:27572 EPSG:27573 EPSG:27574 EPSG:27581 EPSG:27582 EPSG:27583 EPSG:27584 EPSG:27591 EPSG:27592 EPSG:27593 EPSG:27594 EPSG:27700 EPSG:27701 EPSG:27702 EPSG:27703 EPSG:27704 EPSG:27705 EPSG:27706 EPSG:27707 EPSG:28191 EPSG:28192 EPSG:28193 EPSG:28232 EPSG:28348 EPSG:28349 EPSG:28350 EPSG:28351 EPSG:28352 EPSG:28353 EPSG:28354 EPSG:28355 EPSG:28356 EPSG:28357 EPSG:28358 EPSG:28402 EPSG:28403 EPSG:28404 EPSG:28405 EPSG:28406 EPSG:28407 EPSG:28408 EPSG:28409 EPSG:28410 EPSG:28411 EPSG:28412 EPSG:28413 EPSG:28414 EPSG:28415 EPSG:28416 EPSG:28417 EPSG:28418 EPSG:28419 EPSG:28420 EPSG:28421 EPSG:28422 EPSG:28423 EPSG:28424 EPSG:28425 EPSG:28426 EPSG:28427 EPSG:28428 EPSG:28429 EPSG:28430 EPSG:28431 EPSG:28432 EPSG:28462 EPSG:28463 EPSG:28464 EPSG:28465 EPSG:28466 EPSG:28467 EPSG:28468 EPSG:28469 EPSG:28470 EPSG:28471 EPSG:28472 EPSG:28473 EPSG:28474 EPSG:28475 EPSG:28476 EPSG:28477 EPSG:28478 EPSG:28479 EPSG:28480 EPSG:28481 EPSG:28482 EPSG:28483 EPSG:28484 EPSG:28485 EPSG:28486 EPSG:28487 EPSG:28488 EPSG:28489 EPSG:28490 EPSG:28491 EPSG:28492 EPSG:28600 EPSG:28991 EPSG:28992 EPSG:29100 EPSG:29101 EPSG:29118 EPSG:29119 EPSG:29120 EPSG:29121 EPSG:29122 EPSG:29168 EPSG:29169 EPSG:29170 EPSG:29171 EPSG:29172 EPSG:29177 EPSG:29178 EPSG:29179 EPSG:29180 EPSG:29181 EPSG:29182 EPSG:29183 EPSG:29184 EPSG:29185 EPSG:29187 EPSG:29188 EPSG:29189 EPSG:29190 EPSG:29191 EPSG:29192 EPSG:29193 EPSG:29194 EPSG:29195 EPSG:29220 EPSG:29221 EPSG:29333 EPSG:29371 EPSG:29373 EPSG:29375 EPSG:29377 EPSG:29379 EPSG:29381 EPSG:29383 EPSG:29385 EPSG:29635 EPSG:29636 EPSG:29700 EPSG:29701 EPSG:29702 EPSG:29738 EPSG:29739 EPSG:29849 EPSG:29850 EPSG:29871 EPSG:29872 EPSG:29873 EPSG:29874 EPSG:29900 EPSG:29901 EPSG:29902 EPSG:29903 EPSG:30161 EPSG:30162 EPSG:30163 EPSG:30164 EPSG:30165 EPSG:30166 EPSG:30167 EPSG:30168 EPSG:30169 EPSG:30170 EPSG:30171 EPSG:30172 EPSG:30173 EPSG:30174 EPSG:30175 EPSG:30176 EPSG:30177 EPSG:30178 EPSG:30179 EPSG:30200 EPSG:30339 EPSG:30340 EPSG:30491 EPSG:30492 EPSG:30493 EPSG:30494 EPSG:30729 EPSG:30730 EPSG:30731 EPSG:30732 EPSG:30791 EPSG:30792 EPSG:30800 EPSG:31028 EPSG:31121 EPSG:31154 EPSG:31170 EPSG:31171 EPSG:31251 EPSG:31252 EPSG:31253 EPSG:31254 EPSG:31255 EPSG:31256 EPSG:31257 EPSG:31258 EPSG:31259 EPSG:31265 EPSG:31266 EPSG:31267 EPSG:31268 EPSG:31275 EPSG:31276 EPSG:31277 EPSG:31278 EPSG:31279 EPSG:31281 EPSG:31282 EPSG:31283 EPSG:31284 EPSG:31285 EPSG:31286 EPSG:31287 EPSG:31288 EPSG:31289 EPSG:31290 EPSG:31291 EPSG:31292 EPSG:31293 EPSG:31294 EPSG:31295 EPSG:31296 EPSG:31297 EPSG:31300 EPSG:31370 EPSG:31461 EPSG:31462 EPSG:31463 EPSG:31464 EPSG:31465 EPSG:31466 EPSG:31467 EPSG:31468 EPSG:31469 EPSG:31528 EPSG:31529 EPSG:31600 EPSG:31700 EPSG:31838 EPSG:31839 EPSG:31900 EPSG:31901 EPSG:31965 EPSG:31966 EPSG:31967 EPSG:31968 EPSG:31969 EPSG:31970 EPSG:31971 EPSG:31972 EPSG:31973 EPSG:31974 EPSG:31975 EPSG:31976 EPSG:31977 EPSG:31978 EPSG:31979 EPSG:31980 EPSG:31981 EPSG:31982 EPSG:31983 EPSG:31984 EPSG:31985 EPSG:31986 EPSG:31987 EPSG:31988 EPSG:31989 EPSG:31990 EPSG:31991 EPSG:31992 EPSG:31993 EPSG:31994 EPSG:31995 EPSG:31996 EPSG:31997 EPSG:31998 EPSG:31999 EPSG:32000 EPSG:32001 EPSG:32002 EPSG:32003 EPSG:32005 EPSG:32006 EPSG:32007 EPSG:32008 EPSG:32009 EPSG:32010 EPSG:32011 EPSG:32012 EPSG:32013 EPSG:32014 EPSG:32015 EPSG:32016 EPSG:32017 EPSG:32018 EPSG:32019 EPSG:32020 EPSG:32021 EPSG:32022 EPSG:32023 EPSG:32024 EPSG:32025 EPSG:32026 EPSG:32027 EPSG:32028 EPSG:32029 EPSG:32030 EPSG:32031 EPSG:32033 EPSG:32034 EPSG:32035 EPSG:32036 EPSG:32037 EPSG:32038 EPSG:32039 EPSG:32040 EPSG:32041 EPSG:32042 EPSG:32043 EPSG:32044 EPSG:32045 EPSG:32046 EPSG:32047 EPSG:32048 EPSG:32049 EPSG:32050 EPSG:32051 EPSG:32052 EPSG:32053 EPSG:32054 EPSG:32055 EPSG:32056 EPSG:32057 EPSG:32058 EPSG:32061 EPSG:32062 EPSG:32064 EPSG:32065 EPSG:32066 EPSG:32067 EPSG:32074 EPSG:32075 EPSG:32076 EPSG:32077 EPSG:32081 EPSG:32082 EPSG:32083 EPSG:32084 EPSG:32085 EPSG:32086 EPSG:32098 EPSG:32099 EPSG:32100 EPSG:32104 EPSG:32107 EPSG:32108 EPSG:32109 EPSG:32110 EPSG:32111 EPSG:32112 EPSG:32113 EPSG:32114 EPSG:32115 EPSG:32116 EPSG:32117 EPSG:32118 EPSG:32119 EPSG:32120 EPSG:32121 EPSG:32122 EPSG:32123 EPSG:32124 EPSG:32125 EPSG:32126 EPSG:32127 EPSG:32128 EPSG:32129 EPSG:32130 EPSG:32133 EPSG:32134 EPSG:32135 EPSG:32136 EPSG:32137 EPSG:32138 EPSG:32139 EPSG:32140 EPSG:32141 EPSG:32142 EPSG:32143 EPSG:32144 EPSG:32145 EPSG:32146 EPSG:32147 EPSG:32148 EPSG:32149 EPSG:32150 EPSG:32151 EPSG:32152 EPSG:32153 EPSG:32154 EPSG:32155 EPSG:32156 EPSG:32157 EPSG:32158 EPSG:32159 EPSG:32161 EPSG:32164 EPSG:32165 EPSG:32166 EPSG:32167 EPSG:32180 EPSG:32181 EPSG:32182 EPSG:32183 EPSG:32184 EPSG:32185 EPSG:32186 EPSG:32187 EPSG:32188 EPSG:32189 EPSG:32190 EPSG:32191 EPSG:32192 EPSG:32193 EPSG:32194 EPSG:32195 EPSG:32196 EPSG:32197 EPSG:32198 EPSG:32199 EPSG:32201 EPSG:32202 EPSG:32203 EPSG:32204 EPSG:32205 EPSG:32206 EPSG:32207 EPSG:32208 EPSG:32209 EPSG:32210 EPSG:32211 EPSG:32212 EPSG:32213 EPSG:32214 EPSG:32215 EPSG:32216 EPSG:32217 EPSG:32218 EPSG:32219 EPSG:32220 EPSG:32221 EPSG:32222 EPSG:32223 EPSG:32224 EPSG:32225 EPSG:32226 EPSG:32227 EPSG:32228 EPSG:32229 EPSG:32230 EPSG:32231 EPSG:32232 EPSG:32233 EPSG:32234 EPSG:32235 EPSG:32236 EPSG:32237 EPSG:32238 EPSG:32239 EPSG:32240 EPSG:32241 EPSG:32242 EPSG:32243 EPSG:32244 EPSG:32245 EPSG:32246 EPSG:32247 EPSG:32248 EPSG:32249 EPSG:32250 EPSG:32251 EPSG:32252 EPSG:32253 EPSG:32254 EPSG:32255 EPSG:32256 EPSG:32257 EPSG:32258 EPSG:32259 EPSG:32260 EPSG:32301 EPSG:32302 EPSG:32303 EPSG:32304 EPSG:32305 EPSG:32306 EPSG:32307 EPSG:32308 EPSG:32309 EPSG:32310 EPSG:32311 EPSG:32312 EPSG:32313 EPSG:32314 EPSG:32315 EPSG:32316 EPSG:32317 EPSG:32318 EPSG:32319 EPSG:32320 EPSG:32321 EPSG:32322 EPSG:32323 EPSG:32324 EPSG:32325 EPSG:32326 EPSG:32327 EPSG:32328 EPSG:32329 EPSG:32330 EPSG:32331 EPSG:32332 EPSG:32333 EPSG:32334 EPSG:32335 EPSG:32336 EPSG:32337 EPSG:32338 EPSG:32339 EPSG:32340 EPSG:32341 EPSG:32342 EPSG:32343 EPSG:32344 EPSG:32345 EPSG:32346 EPSG:32347 EPSG:32348 EPSG:32349 EPSG:32350 EPSG:32351 EPSG:32352 EPSG:32353 EPSG:32354 EPSG:32355 EPSG:32356 EPSG:32357 EPSG:32358 EPSG:32359 EPSG:32360 EPSG:32401 EPSG:32402 EPSG:32403 EPSG:32404 EPSG:32405 EPSG:32406 EPSG:32407 EPSG:32408 EPSG:32409 EPSG:32410 EPSG:32411 EPSG:32412 EPSG:32413 EPSG:32414 EPSG:32415 EPSG:32416 EPSG:32417 EPSG:32418 EPSG:32419 EPSG:32420 EPSG:32421 EPSG:32422 EPSG:32423 EPSG:32424 EPSG:32425 EPSG:32426 EPSG:32427 EPSG:32428 EPSG:32429 EPSG:32430 EPSG:32431 EPSG:32432 EPSG:32433 EPSG:32434 EPSG:32435 EPSG:32436 EPSG:32437 EPSG:32438 EPSG:32439 EPSG:32440 EPSG:32441 EPSG:32442 EPSG:32443 EPSG:32444 EPSG:32445 EPSG:32446 EPSG:32447 EPSG:32448 EPSG:32449 EPSG:32450 EPSG:32451 EPSG:32452 EPSG:32453 EPSG:32454 EPSG:32455 EPSG:32456 EPSG:32457 EPSG:32458 EPSG:32459 EPSG:32460 EPSG:32501 EPSG:32502 EPSG:32503 EPSG:32504 EPSG:32505 EPSG:32506 EPSG:32507 EPSG:32508 EPSG:32509 EPSG:32510 EPSG:32511 EPSG:32512 EPSG:32513 EPSG:32514 EPSG:32515 EPSG:32516 EPSG:32517 EPSG:32518 EPSG:32519 EPSG:32520 EPSG:32521 EPSG:32522 EPSG:32523 EPSG:32524 EPSG:32525 EPSG:32526 EPSG:32527 EPSG:32528 EPSG:32529 EPSG:32530 EPSG:32531 EPSG:32532 EPSG:32533 EPSG:32534 EPSG:32535 EPSG:32536 EPSG:32537 EPSG:32538 EPSG:32539 EPSG:32540 EPSG:32541 EPSG:32542 EPSG:32543 EPSG:32544 EPSG:32545 EPSG:32546 EPSG:32547 EPSG:32548 EPSG:32549 EPSG:32550 EPSG:32551 EPSG:32552 EPSG:32553 EPSG:32554 EPSG:32555 EPSG:32556 EPSG:32557 EPSG:32558 EPSG:32559 EPSG:32560 EPSG:32596 EPSG:32597 EPSG:32598 EPSG:32599 EPSG:32600 EPSG:32601 EPSG:32602 EPSG:32603 EPSG:32604 EPSG:32605 EPSG:32606 EPSG:32607 EPSG:32608 EPSG:32609 EPSG:32610 EPSG:32611 EPSG:32612 EPSG:32613 EPSG:32614 EPSG:32615 EPSG:32616 EPSG:32617 EPSG:32618 EPSG:32619 EPSG:32620 EPSG:32621 EPSG:32622 EPSG:32623 EPSG:32624 EPSG:32625 EPSG:32626 EPSG:32627 EPSG:32628 EPSG:32629 EPSG:32630 EPSG:32631 EPSG:32632 EPSG:32633 EPSG:32634 EPSG:32635 EPSG:32636 EPSG:32637 EPSG:32638 EPSG:32639 EPSG:32640 EPSG:32641 EPSG:32642 EPSG:32643 EPSG:32644 EPSG:32645 EPSG:32646 EPSG:32647 EPSG:32648 EPSG:32649 EPSG:32650 EPSG:32651 EPSG:32652 EPSG:32653 EPSG:32654 EPSG:32655 EPSG:32656 EPSG:32657 EPSG:32658 EPSG:32659 EPSG:32660 EPSG:32661 EPSG:32662 EPSG:32663 EPSG:32664 EPSG:32665 EPSG:32666 EPSG:32667 EPSG:32700 EPSG:32701 EPSG:32702 EPSG:32703 EPSG:32704 EPSG:32705 EPSG:32706 EPSG:32707 EPSG:32708 EPSG:32709 EPSG:32710 EPSG:32711 EPSG:32712 EPSG:32713 EPSG:32714 EPSG:32715 EPSG:32716 EPSG:32717 EPSG:32718 EPSG:32719 EPSG:32720 EPSG:32721 EPSG:32722 EPSG:32723 EPSG:32724 EPSG:32725 EPSG:32726 EPSG:32727 EPSG:32728 EPSG:32729 EPSG:32730 EPSG:32731 EPSG:32732 EPSG:32733 EPSG:32734 EPSG:32735 EPSG:32736 EPSG:32737 EPSG:32738 EPSG:32739 EPSG:32740 EPSG:32741 EPSG:32742 EPSG:32743 EPSG:32744 EPSG:32745 EPSG:32746 EPSG:32747 EPSG:32748 EPSG:32749 EPSG:32750 EPSG:32751 EPSG:32752 EPSG:32753 EPSG:32754 EPSG:32755 EPSG:32756 EPSG:32757 EPSG:32758 EPSG:32759 EPSG:32760 EPSG:32761 EPSG:32762 EPSG:32763 EPSG:32764 EPSG:32765 EPSG:32766 EPSG:41001 EPSG:42101 EPSG:42102 EPSG:42103 EPSG:42104 EPSG:42105 EPSG:42106 EPSG:42301 EPSG:42302 EPSG:42303 EPSG:42304 EPSG:42305 EPSG:42306 EPSG:42307 EPSG:42308 EPSG:42309 EPSG:42310 EPSG:42311 EPSG:45555 EPSG:45556 EPSG:100001 EPSG:100002 EPSG:100003 EPSG:102113 EPSG:404000 EPSG:900913 EPSG:61206405 EPSG:61216405 EPSG:61226405 EPSG:61236405 EPSG:61246405 EPSG:61266405 EPSG:61266413 EPSG:61276405 EPSG:61286405 EPSG:61296405 EPSG:61306405 EPSG:61306413 EPSG:61316405 EPSG:61326405 EPSG:61336405 EPSG:61346405 EPSG:61356405 EPSG:61366405 EPSG:61376405 EPSG:61386405 EPSG:61396405 EPSG:61406405 EPSG:61406413 EPSG:61416405 EPSG:61426405 EPSG:61436405 EPSG:61446405 EPSG:61456405 EPSG:61466405 EPSG:61476405 EPSG:61486405 EPSG:61486413 EPSG:61496405 EPSG:61506405 EPSG:61516405 EPSG:61516413 EPSG:61526405 EPSG:61526413 EPSG:61536405 EPSG:61546405 EPSG:61556405 EPSG:61566405 EPSG:61576405 EPSG:61586405 EPSG:61596405 EPSG:61606405 EPSG:61616405 EPSG:61626405 EPSG:61636405 EPSG:61636413 EPSG:61646405 EPSG:61656405 EPSG:61666405 EPSG:61676405 EPSG:61676413 EPSG:61686405 EPSG:61696405 EPSG:61706405 EPSG:61706413 EPSG:61716405 EPSG:61716413 EPSG:61736405 EPSG:61736413 EPSG:61746405 EPSG:61756405 EPSG:61766405 EPSG:61766413 EPSG:61786405 EPSG:61796405 EPSG:61806405 EPSG:61806413 EPSG:61816405 EPSG:61826405 EPSG:61836405 EPSG:61846405 EPSG:61886405 EPSG:61896405 EPSG:61896413 EPSG:61906405 EPSG:61906413 EPSG:61916405 EPSG:61926405 EPSG:61936405 EPSG:61946405 EPSG:61956405 EPSG:61966405 EPSG:61976405 EPSG:61986405 EPSG:61996405 EPSG:62006405 EPSG:62016405 EPSG:62026405 EPSG:62036405 EPSG:62046405 EPSG:62056405 EPSG:62066405 EPSG:62076405 EPSG:62086405 EPSG:62096405 EPSG:62106405 EPSG:62116405 EPSG:62126405 EPSG:62136405 EPSG:62146405 EPSG:62156405 EPSG:62166405 EPSG:62186405 EPSG:62196405 EPSG:62206405 EPSG:62216405 EPSG:62226405 EPSG:62236405 EPSG:62246405 EPSG:62256405 EPSG:62276405 EPSG:62296405 EPSG:62306405 EPSG:62316405 EPSG:62326405 EPSG:62336405 EPSG:62366405 EPSG:62376405 EPSG:62386405 EPSG:62396405 EPSG:62406405 EPSG:62416405 EPSG:62426405 EPSG:62436405 EPSG:62446405 EPSG:62456405 EPSG:62466405 EPSG:62476405 EPSG:62486405 EPSG:62496405 EPSG:62506405 EPSG:62516405 EPSG:62526405 EPSG:62536405 EPSG:62546405 EPSG:62556405 EPSG:62566405 EPSG:62576405 EPSG:62586405 EPSG:62586413 EPSG:62596405 EPSG:62616405 EPSG:62626405 EPSG:62636405 EPSG:62646405 EPSG:62656405 EPSG:62666405 EPSG:62676405 EPSG:62686405 EPSG:62696405 EPSG:62706405 EPSG:62716405 EPSG:62726405 EPSG:62736405 EPSG:62746405 EPSG:62756405 EPSG:62766405 EPSG:62776405 EPSG:62786405 EPSG:62796405 EPSG:62806405 EPSG:62816405 EPSG:62826405 EPSG:62836405 EPSG:62836413 EPSG:62846405 EPSG:62856405 EPSG:62866405 EPSG:62886405 EPSG:62896405 EPSG:62926405 EPSG:62936405 EPSG:62956405 EPSG:62976405 EPSG:62986405 EPSG:62996405 EPSG:63006405 EPSG:63016405 EPSG:63026405 EPSG:63036405 EPSG:63046405 EPSG:63066405 EPSG:63076405 EPSG:63086405 EPSG:63096405 EPSG:63106405 EPSG:63116405 EPSG:63126405 EPSG:63136405 EPSG:63146405 EPSG:63156405 EPSG:63166405 EPSG:63176405 EPSG:63186405 EPSG:63196405 EPSG:63226405 EPSG:63246405 EPSG:63266405 EPSG:63266406 EPSG:63266407 EPSG:63266408 EPSG:63266409 EPSG:63266410 EPSG:63266411 EPSG:63266412 EPSG:63266413 EPSG:63266414 EPSG:63266415 EPSG:63266416 EPSG:63266417 EPSG:63266418 EPSG:63266419 EPSG:63266420 EPSG:66006405 EPSG:66016405 EPSG:66026405 EPSG:66036405 EPSG:66046405 EPSG:66056405 EPSG:66066405 EPSG:66076405 EPSG:66086405 EPSG:66096405 EPSG:66106405 EPSG:66116405 EPSG:66126405 EPSG:66126413 EPSG:66136405 EPSG:66146405 EPSG:66156405 EPSG:66166405 EPSG:66186405 EPSG:66196405 EPSG:66196413 EPSG:66206405 EPSG:66216405 EPSG:66226405 EPSG:66236405 EPSG:66246405 EPSG:66246413 EPSG:66256405 EPSG:66266405 EPSG:66276405 EPSG:66276413 EPSG:66286405 EPSG:66296405 EPSG:66306405 EPSG:66316405 EPSG:66326405 EPSG:66336405 EPSG:66346405 EPSG:66356405 EPSG:66366405 EPSG:66376405 EPSG:66386405 EPSG:66396405 EPSG:66406405 EPSG:66406413 EPSG:66416405 EPSG:66426405 EPSG:66436405 EPSG:66446405 EPSG:66456405 EPSG:66456413 EPSG:66466405 EPSG:66576405 EPSG:66586405 EPSG:66596405 EPSG:66596413 EPSG:66606405 EPSG:66616405 EPSG:66616413 EPSG:66636405 EPSG:66646405 EPSG:66656405 EPSG:66666405 EPSG:66676405 EPSG:68016405 EPSG:68026405 EPSG:68036405 EPSG:68046405 EPSG:68056405 EPSG:68066405 EPSG:68086405 EPSG:68096405 EPSG:68136405 EPSG:68146405 EPSG:68156405 EPSG:68186405 EPSG:68206405 EPSG:69036405 -180.0 180.0 -84.96424363202824 87.025 Group for the Hierarchical benthic habitat classification in the Atlantic Ocean layers. Classification of the Atlantic Ocean seabed into broad-scale benthic habitats employing a hierarchical top-down clustering approach aimed at informing Marine Spatial Planning. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021 with data provided by a wide group of partners representing the nations surrounding the Atlantic Ocean. It classifies continuous environmental data into discrete classes that can be compared to observed biogeographical patterns at various scales. It has 3 levels of classification. For ease of use, a layer is provided for each level. Level 1 has 4 classes. Level 2 has 15 classes nested within level 1. Layers indices are 2 digits (1[level1 class index]1[level 2 class index]). Level 3 has 157 classes nested within level 2 and class names have 4 digits (1digit[level1 class index]1[level 2 class index]2[level 3 class index]). Note that the classification was performed for the whole world and thus it has more classes than in the presented layer. EPSG:4326 -66.00000000002592 29.6666666666666 -62.24999999999994 83.3333333333347 text/html application/xml Hierarchical_class_Level1 Classification of the Atlantic Ocean seabed into broad-scale benthic habitats employing a hierarchical top-down clustering approach aimed at informing Marine Spatial Planning. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021 with data provided by a wide group of partners representing the nations surrounding the Atlantic Ocean. It classifies continuous environmental data into discrete classes that can be compared to observed biogeographical patterns at various scales. It has 3 levels of classification. For ease of use, a layer is provided for each level. Level 1 has 4 classes. Level 2 has 15 classes nested within level 1. Layers indices are 2 digits (1[level1 class index]1[level 2 class index]). Level 3 has 157 classes nested within level 2 and class names have 4 digits (1digit[level1 class index]1[level 2 class index]2[level 3 class index]). Note that the classification was performed for the whole world and thus it has more classes than in the presented layer. Level 1 shows the broadest level classifications of the region. Hierarchical_class_Level1 WCS GeoTIFF habitat marine External 528 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -66.00000000002592 29.666666666619008 -62.24999999996555 83.3333333333347 text/html application/xml text/html Hierarchical_class_Level2 Classification of the Atlantic Ocean seabed into broad-scale benthic habitats employing a hierarchical top-down clustering approach aimed at informing Marine Spatial Planning. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021 with data provided by a wide group of partners representing the nations surrounding the Atlantic Ocean. It classifies continuous environmental data into discrete classes that can be compared to observed biogeographical patterns at various scales. It has 3 levels of classification. For ease of use, a layer is provided for each level. Level 1 has 4 classes. Level 2 has 15 classes nested within level 1. Layers indices are 2 digits (1[level1 class index]1[level 2 class index]). Level 3 has 157 classes nested within level 2 and class names have 4 digits (1digit[level1 class index]1[level 2 class index]2[level 3 class index]). Note that the classification was performed for the whole world and thus it has more classes than in the presented layer. Level 2 shows more detailed classifications than level 1, but less detailed than Level 3. Hierarchical_class_Level2 WCS GeoTIFF habitat marine External 528 [Do not report] EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -66.00000000000003 29.6666666666666 -62.24999999999994 83.33333333333334 text/html application/xml text/html Hierarchical_class_Level3 Classification of the Atlantic Ocean seabed into broad-scale benthic habitats employing a hierarchical top-down clustering approach aimed at informing Marine Spatial Planning. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021 with data provided by a wide group of partners representing the nations surrounding the Atlantic Ocean. It classifies continuous environmental data into discrete classes that can be compared to observed biogeographical patterns at various scales. It has 3 levels of classification. For ease of use, a layer is provided for each level. Level 1 has 4 classes. Level 2 has 15 classes nested within level 1. Layers indices are 2 digits (1[level1 class index]1[level 2 class index]). Level 3 has 157 classes nested within level 2 and class names have 4 digits (1digit[level1 class index]1[level 2 class index]2[level 3 class index]). Note that the classification was performed for the whole world and thus it has more classes than in the presented layer. Level 3 has the most detailed level of classifications. Hierarchical_class_Level3 WCS GeoTIFF marine habitat 528 External [Do not report] EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -66.00000000002592 29.666666666619008 -62.24999999996555 83.3333333333347 text/html application/xml text/html Habitat maps collated by EMODnet Seabed Habitats in the Habitats Directive Annex I classification system. Ownership of the individual maps is retained by the original owners, for more information please see the individual metadata record tied to the map, which can be seen in the query response. This service is configured for viewing individual maps. For download access to relevant maps, please use the emodnet_open_maplibrary WFS service endpoint https://ows.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/emodnet_open_maplibrary/wfs? Maps have been standardised to the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Habitats Directive Data Exchange format, for more information see: https://www.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/contribute-data/data-exchange-format/ natura 2000 habitats directive annex i habitat feature benthic ocean EPSG:3857 -11.45079614412666 65.90718041400004 -11.626113262716846 65.82520413426347 text/html application/xml dk003001 The substrate and nature type mapping was, as for the research for potential areas with raw materials, carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2010. The survey area was about 5.000 km2 in the central and western part of the Danish part of the North Sea (Phase 1 and 2). The aim of the project was to collect basic information of the seabed characteristics and biological parameters, and thereby to provide information about nature types, to be used in the implementation of the EU Directive features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 133 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.825341553469953 7.8289361335957235 56.3939102324713 57.11198503668016 text/html application/xml text/html dk003002 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 33 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.110517497084833 11.391590089511034 56.12381743682527 56.35337739844822 text/html application/xml text/html dk003003 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 21 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.828321348351658 10.89285069270529 57.63476796307113 57.65673709124382 text/html application/xml text/html dk003004 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This study area covers part of Kattegat. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 67 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.128282208357295 11.309949337392096 57.39593118517612 57.48035661156844 text/html application/xml text/html dk003005 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This study area covers part of Kattegat. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 32 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 12.041979787836933 12.111615953113828 56.525139661566214 56.58550738415851 text/html application/xml text/html dk003006 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 52 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.705922946786593 11.817075977074776 56.27657470306012 56.32309719997581 text/html application/xml text/html dk003007 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 25 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.847577148166899 10.958249176058663 55.946753708916546 55.96597500084568 text/html application/xml text/html dk003008 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 16 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.438807624971961 10.52962541807869 56.03096392574461 56.07222871348436 text/html application/xml text/html dk003009 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.725609183017434 10.753051921509055 55.61092393589095 55.63232961362083 text/html application/xml text/html dk003010 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 15 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.827670037742138 10.873136685609571 55.86861737918878 55.89110843610548 text/html application/xml text/html dk003011 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 134 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.460724595863402 11.714717447652196 56.96561627187348 57.11077833265398 text/html application/xml text/html dk003012 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 63 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.830724231638078 11.031615637451724 56.561906175329824 56.788466358335796 text/html application/xml text/html dk003013 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003013 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 40 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.345010584570796 11.715899766561058 56.27294174326686 56.630809831108884 text/html application/xml text/html dk003014 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003014 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 69 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.417340522447198 11.978288707857628 55.96154609517621 56.110105836914876 text/html application/xml text/html dk003015 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003015 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 11 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.529514707937524 10.618986651212994 55.67162568377833 55.77555002191603 text/html application/xml text/html dk003016 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003016 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 63 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.233706140825815 11.460725120168172 56.93985732415628 57.38427641392544 text/html application/xml text/html dk003017 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003017 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 41 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.73704153843634 10.803620207506643 54.72102089519821 54.787682721880174 text/html application/xml text/html dk003018 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003018 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 72 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.33720927159064 11.482680385291587 55.09879612673988 55.122574646802526 text/html application/xml text/html dk003019 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003019 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 12.271320197069496 12.340675801746917 54.9100200044197 54.9477368749569 text/html application/xml text/html dk003020 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003020 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 94 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.25367651785702 10.569759740020089 54.70304568950703 54.80148203896497 text/html application/xml text/html dk003021 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003021 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 21 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.67553184861593 10.726856940195628 54.65369455945639 54.718701065202005 text/html application/xml text/html dk003022 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This study area covers a part of Western Baltic features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003022 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 15 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 15.160055579201707 15.206482412533324 55.31583538599432 55.33553095249151 text/html application/xml text/html dk003023 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of the Western Baltic. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003023 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 12 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.665398547804763 14.696709874761002 55.34344741196853 55.381681534775026 text/html application/xml text/html dk003024 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of the Western Baltic. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003024 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.709223084877518 14.755234989902952 54.97023148059838 54.98457787776693 text/html application/xml text/html dk003025 The Ministry of the Environment requested in 2011 the Consortium GEUS and Orbicon to carry out mapping tasks in the Danish part of the Kattegat and Western Baltic, partly as part of the government's raw material mapping and partly in connection with the implementation of the Marine Strategy Directive. This studyarea covers part of the Western Baltic. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003025 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 256 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.172239356161414 14.603760939315949 54.812479770025476 55.01494403613839 text/html application/xml text/html dk003026 The substrate- and nature type mapping was, carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003026 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 51 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.017862731879603 10.43224192112781 55.76067717691023 55.908789843176734 text/html application/xml text/html dk003027 The substrate- and nature type mapping was, carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003027 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.580602536777679 10.638039596350328 55.6132908229132 55.654450496093574 text/html application/xml text/html dk003028 The substrate- and nature type mapping was, carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003028 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 36 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.981182260752828 10.30102185667345 55.53168699605808 55.649805254908664 text/html application/xml text/html dk003029 The substrateand nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003029 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 27 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.624572717257125 10.819146414475464 55.46799375230991 55.61618430256354 text/html application/xml text/html dk003030 The substrate- and nature type mapping was, carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003030 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 98 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.604226349366593 9.884587015078747 55.215628273226294 55.467298966674065 text/html application/xml text/html dk003031 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003031 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.948211176504644 10.026439533857463 55.11847568710332 55.17446424912586 text/html application/xml text/html dk003032 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003032 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 12 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.349182788854645 10.700430932041918 54.70951111894305 54.90045254165153 text/html application/xml text/html dk003033 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003033 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 16 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 12.70434178464572 12.827989793094495 55.59015283868261 55.691296228438254 text/html application/xml text/html dk003034 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003034 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 88 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.110790627485478 11.522916617507901 55.73021804392767 55.967959312672185 text/html application/xml text/html dk003035 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003035 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 100 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.134309968330399 11.501947584913198 55.101064026283844 55.27249296737657 text/html application/xml text/html dk003036 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003036 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 59 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 12.053915443442989 12.319575802681149 54.83606495743192 55.174327277881595 text/html application/xml text/html dk003037 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003037 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 39 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.576481445462363 11.784595474801419 55.04278654935982 55.1689390420032 text/html application/xml text/html dk003038 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003038 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 15 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.925256264365142 11.022591734820733 54.81515421979147 54.88023641337981 text/html application/xml text/html dk003039 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This studyarea is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003039 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 90 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 12.138103360681615 12.533916170395008 56.08820596193565 56.17508577398932 text/html application/xml text/html dk003040 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This study area is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003040 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 48 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.57528873438763 10.144932617546333 54.832521021527924 55.055258006651755 text/html application/xml text/html dk003041 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This study area is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003041 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 31 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 12.3362049013352 12.479553016958219 55.23500109732278 55.4056871174665 text/html application/xml text/html dk003042 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This study area is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003042 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.4569370030403 11.484616524932761 55.96323403272445 55.972733754958874 text/html application/xml text/html dk003043 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This study area is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003043 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 68 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.970507671192136 11.107736859868256 54.644940042449015 54.748269442181055 text/html application/xml text/html dk003044 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This study area is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003044 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 89 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.769054660344326 11.232443525048664 55.09969247562733 55.39417594546359 text/html application/xml text/html dk003045 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea This study area is a part of The Belt Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003045 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 12.493576026912145 12.67620382614565 55.5419258045323 55.60712191794219 text/html application/xml text/html dk003046 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belt Sea. This study area is a part of Limfjorden features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003046 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 85 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.23600334178087 8.561257894236467 56.542017635005884 56.772261627272336 text/html application/xml text/html dk003047 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts This studyarea is a part of Limfjorden features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003047 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 167 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.83944132106019 9.283438399462607 56.85692720952317 57.02743972616248 text/html application/xml text/html dk003048 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts This study area is a part of Limfjorden features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003048 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 43 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.42142101226996 9.819333409809119 56.96983690085232 57.06994742193603 text/html application/xml text/html dk003049 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts This study area is a part of Limfjorden features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003049 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 12 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.20272046687606 9.286041948477202 56.62336949790401 56.69066102628541 text/html application/xml text/html dk003050 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts This study area is a part of Limfjorden features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003050 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 17 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.828224731885948 8.903008987974498 56.8456956088653 56.88567189564149 text/html application/xml text/html dk003051 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts This study area is a part of Limfjorden. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003051 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 49 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.57342327446457 8.673113403860565 56.51325296235435 56.584868970726475 text/html application/xml text/html dk003052 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts. This study area is a part of Northren Kattegat. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003052 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 64 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.448271350942163 10.63952569635385 57.43508777048431 57.54180603062387 text/html application/xml text/html dk003053 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts. This study area is a part of Northren Kattegat. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003053 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 103 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.830581032588597 11.37228303193644 56.92336894781873 57.29489198008085 text/html application/xml text/html dk003054 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts. This study area is a part of Northren Kattegat. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003054 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 36 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.828034140862995 11.112314080830185 57.32192028039666 57.438553233345075 text/html application/xml text/html dk003055 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts. This study area is a part of Northren Kattegat. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003055 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 30 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.477852519877933 10.55884153241081 56.09403090230434 56.17605530610754 text/html application/xml text/html dk003056 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts. This study area is a part of Northren Kattegat. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003056 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 27 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.652495561321143 11.752333068016704 56.17453211356622 56.22634722684305 text/html application/xml text/html dk003057 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts. This study area is a part of Northren Kattegat. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003057 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 62 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.84240500858427 11.066181709818114 55.66931964848307 55.75077919080707 text/html application/xml text/html dk003058 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts. This study area is a part of Northren Kattegat. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003058 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 29 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.542163904540615 10.602391492973092 56.17939897018636 56.22629302830065 text/html application/xml text/html dk003059 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts. This study area is a part of Northren Kattegat. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003059 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 19 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.451383033100619 10.478856429480677 56.261760610763645 56.29429818401406 text/html application/xml text/html dk003060 The substrate and nature type mapping was carried out for the Danish Nature Agency in the summer 2012. The survey included habitat classification of Limfjorden, Kattegat and The Belts. This study area is a part of Northren Kattegat. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003060 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 53 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.710233648464117 10.752560093973196 56.13287497140286 56.20506888052448 text/html application/xml text/html dk003061 The objective of the study is to provide more information about the seabed for use in substrate- and habitat classification. In the classification there have been used 2134 km of data with sonar, sediment echosounder and sidescan. Furthermore 4519 km seismic and acustic archive data from existing studies have been included in the analysis. The study area consist of Kattegat and the Belt Sea. This area is in Kattegat, Laesoe. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003061 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 220 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.851478881145509 11.108969967090378 57.30343950013288 57.44230863223764 text/html application/xml text/html dk003062 The objective of the study is to provide more information about the seabed for use in substrate- and habitat classification. In the classification there have been used 2134 km of data with sonar, sediment echosounder and sidescan. Furthermore 4519 km seismic and acustic archive data from existing studies have been included in the analysis. The study area consist of Kattegat and the Belt Sea. This area is in Southren Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003062 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 111 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.62513141568232 10.86068928877973 55.86797379105767 55.99350784331239 text/html application/xml text/html dk003063 The objective of the study is to provide more information about the seabed for use in substrate- and habitat classification. In the classification there have been used 2134 km of data with sonar, sediment echosounder and sidescan. Furthermore 4519 km seismic and acustic archive data from existing studies have been included in the analysis. The study area consist of Kattegat and the Belt Sea. This area is in Southren Kattegat features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003063 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.65325270324965 11.65635043782248 56.219754705215486 56.22081729827974 text/html application/xml text/html dk003064 The objective of the study is to provide more information about the seabed for use in substrate and habitat classification. In the classification there have been used 2134 km of data with sonar, sediment echosounder and sidescan. Furthermore 4519 km seismic and acustic archive data from existing studies have been included in the analysis. The study area consist of Kattegat and the Belt Sea. This study area lies in the Great Belt. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003064 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 748 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.767509142133237 11.238210383602409 55.10941786564206 55.424097824355144 text/html application/xml text/html dk003065 The objective of the study is to provide more information about the seabed for use in substrate and habitat classification. In the classification there have been used 2134 km of data with sonar, sediment echosounder and sidescan. Furthermore 4519 km seismic and acustic archive data from existing studies have been included in the analysis. The study area consist of Kattegat and the Belt Sea. This area is in the Little Belt. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003065 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 202 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.053436967642003 10.4902270428438 55.726199962957985 55.91588502107689 text/html application/xml text/html dk003066 The objective of the study is to provide more information about the seabed for use in substrate and habitat classification. In the classification there have been used 2134 km of data with sonar, sediment echosounder and sidescan. Furthermore 4519 km seismic and acustic archive data from existing studies have been included in the analysis. The study area consist of Kattegat and the Belt Sea. This area lies in the south west Baltic Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003066 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 114 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.263073559797043 11.84256845027383 54.844893734158546 55.00653957574085 text/html application/xml text/html dk003067 The objective of the study is to provide more information about the seabed for use in substrate and habitat classification. In the classification there have been used 2134 km of data with sonar, sediment echosounder and sidescan. Furthermore 4519 km seismic and acustic archive data from existing studies have been included in the analysis. The study area consist of Kattegat and the Belt Sea. This area lies in the south west Baltic Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003067 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 16 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.919692525789479 11.022591734820733 54.81515422159005 54.87410157742589 text/html application/xml text/html dk003068 The objective of the study is to provide more information about the seabed for use in substrate and habitat classification. In the classification there have been used 2134 km of data with sonar, sediment echosounder and sidescan. Furthermore 4519 km seismic and acustic archive data from existing studies have been included in the analysis. The study area consist of Kattegat and the Belt Sea. This area lies in the south west Baltic Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003068 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 96 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 12.053915443442989 12.36557234998398 54.8341195313913 55.17432208609545 text/html application/xml text/html dk003069 The objective of the study is to provide more information about the seabed for use in substrate and habitat classification. In the classification there have been used 2134 km of data with sonar, sediment echosounder and sidescan. Furthermore 4519 km seismic and acustic archive data from existing studies have been included in the analysis. The study area consist of Kattegat and the Belt Sea. This area lies in the south west Baltic Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003069 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 389 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.575308343205496 10.244183393948534 54.773776872904435 55.12131540797973 text/html application/xml text/html dk003070 The objective of the study is to provide more information about the seabed for use in substrate and habitat classification. In the classification there have been used 2134 km of data with sonar, sediment echosounder and sidescan. Furthermore 4519 km seismic and acustic archive data from existing studies have been included in the analysis. The study area consist of Kattegat and the Belt Sea. This area lies in the south west Baltic Sea. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003070 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 228 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.396430233568472 11.967916451682973 54.55514332880165 54.632344523680906 text/html application/xml text/html dk003071 The purpose of the survey is to map habitat types. It was surveyed in 2015 and the eight mapped areas are located in the NW North Sea and have a total area of more than 1000 km2. The mapping also included 2238 km of survey lines. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003071 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 596 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.511313184156156 7.01391787161253 56.78013633392471 56.91241118622729 text/html application/xml text/html dk003072 The purpose of the survey is to map habitat types. It was surveyed in 2015 and the eight mapped areas are located in the NW North Sea and have a total area of more than 1000 km2. The mapping also included 2238 km of survey lines. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003072 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 673 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.884482051105793 8.50028421384542 57.206908957982066 57.3869225503355 text/html application/xml text/html dk003073 The purpose of the survey is to map habitat types. It was surveyed in 2015 and the eight mapped areas are located in the NW North Sea and have a total area of more than 1000 km2. The mapping also included 2238 km of survey lines. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003073 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 209 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.671749569587014 7.861015980702981 56.62896068378861 56.72961808170913 text/html application/xml text/html dk003074 The purpose of the survey is to map habitat types. It was surveyed in 2015 and the eight mapped areas are located in the NW North Sea and have a total area of more than 1000 km2. The mapping also included 2238 km of survey lines. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003074 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 177 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.546246843916771 9.78323457161822 57.40413257146103 57.50499928119194 text/html application/xml text/html dk003075 The purpose of the survey is to map habitat types. It was surveyed in 2015 and the eight mapped areas are located in the NW North Sea and have a total area of more than 1000 km2. The mapping also included 2238 km of survey lines. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003075 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 26 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.868816588214953 9.935669491154206 57.58010233795261 57.6091569448372 text/html application/xml text/html dk003076 The purpose of the survey is to map habitat types. It was surveyed in 2015 and the eight mapped areas are located in the NW North Sea and have a total area of more than 1000 km2. The mapping also included 2238 km of survey lines. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003076 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 160 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.151684162893854 9.383325227677167 57.66476263578704 57.74967838694807 text/html application/xml text/html dk003077 The purpose of the survey is to map habitat types. It was surveyed in 2015 and the eight mapped areas are located in the NW North Sea and have a total area of more than 1000 km2. The mapping also included 2238 km of survey lines. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK003077 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.53639779642123 8.550112318228964 57.32287307882956 57.32491336715819 text/html application/xml text/html ee003001 Estonian reef habitats (Annex I of the Habitats Directive) based on modelling and sonar sampling features benthic habitat biotope marine EE003001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 22812 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 20.78804686400002 27.88507270000005 57.67149456099999 59.92862998200005 text/html application/xml ee003002 Estonian mudflats and sandflats habitats (Annex I of the Habitats Directive) based on modelling and sonar sampling features benthic habitat biotope marine EE003002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7083 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 21.811097623000002 28.04403089500007 57.78584821700005 59.81990001600008 text/html application/xml ee003003 Estonian sandbank habitats (Annex I of the Habitats Directive) based on modelling and sonar sampling features benthic habitat biotope marine EE003003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 14754 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 21.671163773000025 28.045148263000083 57.66809258900007 59.835515136000076 text/html application/xml fr003017 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Asconit Consultants (mandatary), UPVD, LECOB, OCEANIDE & ADENA within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010-2012), bathymetrics, kriging interpolation (2012), historical maps (1993). Ground truth data sources : Diving (2011-2012), Van Veen grab (2010-2011), ROV (2011-2013). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 82%. features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003017 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 12087 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.034424973000046 3.1820301180000428 42.434731744000054 42.960293372000045 text/html application/xml text/html fr003020 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2011), bathymetric datas (2009), orthophotos (2007) Ground truth data sources : Van Veen grab (2011). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 84% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003020 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 61 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.1924378640000453 3.2650300010000586 43.17393558200004 43.22681878400008 text/html application/xml text/html fr003022 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2011), bathymetric datas (2009), orthophotos (2009, 2007) Ground truth data sources : Diver (2012), direct human observation (2012). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 82% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003022 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 831 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.0401477270000257 3.440563549000053 42.932113109000035 43.28858020400005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003029 Seabed habitat map (habitats directive classification system) performed by GIS Posidonie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010), digital elevation model (2010), orthophotos 2008, satellite images (2010). Ground truth data sources (2010) : Divers with underwater cameras (3 points). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 89% (doubtful outlines). features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003029 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 934 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.011724961000037 5.284400538000054 43.3193024380001 43.355634887000086 text/html application/xml text/html fr003032 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by GIS Posidonie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010), bathymetrics (2008), historical maps (2004-2006). Ground truth data sources : Historical dives data Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 58% (Habitat : 1110; Areas with doubtful outlines and/or classification are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field ). features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003032 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1914 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.315585505000045 5.624970928000049 43.155525032000064 43.28237937400005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003035 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010), orthophotos (2008), historical maps (2003). Ground truth data sources (2011) : Diving with underwater cameras. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 78%. features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003035 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 125 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.650259586000065 5.692365139000055 43.16396910700008 43.18858909600002 text/html application/xml text/html fr003038 Seabed habitat map (Habitat directive classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2008), bathymetrics (2007), orthophotos (2008), historical maps (2009). Ground truth data sources (2012) : Diving with underwater cameras (2 points), direct human observations (2 points). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 82%. features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003038 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 494 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.752185871000055 5.806654439000048 43.06350284200004 43.07265639700005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003040 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010), orthophotos (2006-2008), historical maps (2000-2011). Ground truth data sources (2010-2012) : Direct human observations. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 81%. features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003040 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8208 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.054577201000022 6.4322844820000675 42.981173918000025 43.149050627000086 text/html application/xml text/html fr003043 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2012), bathymetrics (2007), orthophotos (2008), historical maps (2010, 2007). Ground truth data sources (2010-2012) : Diving with underwater cameras, direct human observations. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 81%. features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003043 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3154 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.448119700000063 6.748918751000081 43.14873818300004 43.27835608800003 text/html application/xml text/html fr003045 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directiveclassification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2009), orthophotos (2006), historical maps (2010, 2009, 2005). Ground truth data sources: None Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 59%. features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003045 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 811 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.80533391000005 6.92757832800004 43.406747753000055 43.47485296200005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003047 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010, 2007), bathymetrics (2008, 2007), orthophotos (2004), historical maps. Ground truth data sources (2010-2011) : Diving. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 78%. features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003047 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 328 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.025793038000075 7.12420290500006 43.50291750700008 43.56244699800005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003049 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directiveclassification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Sonar (2012, 2010, 2007), bathymetric datas (2007-2010), orthophotos (2009), historical data (2007), GPS (04/2012, 06/2010). Ground truth data sources (2010-2012) : Diving, sea-viewer. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 81%. features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003049 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1103 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.322110900000037 7.411663527000036 43.674535959000046 43.72323141000004 text/html application/xml text/html fr003052 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Stareso and Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Sonar (2010), bathymetric datas (2011), orthophotos (2007), historical data (2000, 1996), GPS (2011). Ground truth data sources (2011) : Diving, direct human observations, sea-viewer. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 83% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003052 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 24091 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.060162759999999 9.356362240000067 42.681436782000034 43.00116928500003 text/html application/xml text/html fr003054 Seabed habitat map (Habitat directive classification system) performed by Stareso and Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Sonar (2010), bathymetric datas (2011), orthophotos (2007), historical data (2000, 1996). Ground truth data sources (2011) : Diving, direct human observations, sea-viewer. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 83% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003054 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 17881 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.014305513000101 9.506264748000026 42.648077519000026 43.010759331000045 text/html application/xml text/html fr003058 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie & Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010), bathymetry (2010), orthos (2007), historical data (2011, 2001, 1997), GPS (2011-2012) Ground truth data sources (2011-2012): diving, direct human observations, sea-viewer Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 86% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003058 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6199 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.553553495000058 8.726176167000073 42.223490358000056 42.58228273000003 text/html application/xml text/html fr003059 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie & Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010), bathymetry (2010), orthos (2007), historical data (2011, 2001, 1997) Ground truth data sources: none Map confidence rated by Ifremer: 61% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003059 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 18154 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.535991359000024 8.737371988000051 42.22399659300004 42.58044186900005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003062 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie & Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010), bathymetry (2007), orthos (2009), historical data (2001, 1997) Ground truth data sources: diving (06/2011) Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 83% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003062 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1406 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.544554870000063 8.754303287000026 42.12992462800004 42.57172318000003 text/html application/xml text/html fr003066 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie & Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010), bathymetry (2007), orthos (2007), historical data (1997) Ground truth data sources (2011): diving, sea-viewer Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 81% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003066 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2184 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.52641466700005 8.799073134000036 41.76245546600008 41.957174771999995 text/html application/xml text/html fr003068 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: orthos (2010-2011), historical data (Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources (2008-2012): diving, sea-viewer Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 69% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003068 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2371 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.758191717000031 8.922006350000068 41.48896185500009 41.64079703000003 text/html application/xml text/html fr003071 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010-2011), orthos (2010-2011), historical data (Cancemi et al., 2005; Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources (1996-2012): diving, sea-viewer, direct human observations, ROV Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 73% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003071 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 13169 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.895151829000044 9.389273313000064 41.31127672100007 41.598006000000034 text/html application/xml text/html fr003074 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Stareso, Evemar and Sintinelle within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010-2011), orthos (2010-2011), historical data (Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources (2002-2012): diving, sea-viewer, direct human observations Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 87% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003074 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 11652 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.22003656700007 9.3082880000001 41.32636994500007 41.42726000000007 text/html application/xml text/html fr003077 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Stareso, Evemar and Sintinelle within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010-2011), orthos (2010-2011), historical data (Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources (2011-2012): direct human observations Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 84% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003077 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8663 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.307665072000107 9.387196113000117 41.521785036000004 41.59330900000003 text/html application/xml text/html fr003080 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Stareso, Evemar and Sintinelle within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: orthos (2007-2011), historical data (Cancemi et al., 2011; Cancemi et Baroli, 2007; Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources: none Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 59% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003080 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 14258 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.281060400000037 9.37104945600006 41.58600189900004 41.64119138500006 text/html application/xml text/html gb001232 Stanton Banks was designated as a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) through the Offshore Marine Conservation (Natural Habitats) Regulations 2007 and has now been accepted as a Site of Community Importance (SCI). The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) in partnership with Cefas and supported by British Geological Survey (BGS) staff conducted a field survey to investigate the presence and extent of Annex I habitat features within the Stanton Banks SCI in order to facilitate discussions on possible fisheries management options. The survey was designed to acquire sufficient data to provide a robust characterisation of the Annex I rocky reef habitats, targeting areas of particular interest to fishers, and to contribute to the development of a robust baseline for future monitoring within the proposed SAC. In addition, the survey involved the characterisation and mapping of the sedimentary habitats surrounding the reef feature within the site boundary, in order to provide information on the wider environmental context. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB001232 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 532 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.250237775852614 -7.709136381538702 56.03632832779015 56.44243981384637 text/html application/xml text/html gb001260 A composite Habitats Directive Annex I feature extent map of Submarine structures made by leaking gases for the Braemar Pockmarks SAC was created by British Geological Survey for JNCC to provide the most up-to-date knowledge of Methane-Derived Authigenic Carbonate (MDAC) coverage within the site. Existing polygon data from the 2012 JNCC/CEFAS survey (CEND19x/12 ) was combined groundtruthing information (PB and BGS datasets), to build a composite understanding of “High” and “Potential” Annex I feature within the site. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB001260 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 325 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.4415753407294478 1.5080297936400966 58.95893766494133 59.00951724012855 text/html application/xml text/html gb001261 A composite Habitats Directive Annex I feature extent map of Submarine structures made by leaking gases for the Scanner Pockmarks SAC was created by British Geological Survey for JNCC to provide the most up-to-date knowledge of Methane-Derived Authigenic Carbonate (MDAC) coverage within the site. Existing polygon data from the 2012 JNCC/CEFAS survey (CEND19x/12 ) was combined with information extracted from previous surveys. Backscatter data and side scan sonar data was used to characterise the nature of the seafloor, in particular the presence of methane-derived authigenic carbonate (MDAC), to build a composite understanding of “High” and “Potential” Annex I feature within the site. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB001261 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 622 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.9571142786011285 0.980103085988681 58.274396478115015 58.29644252170505 text/html application/xml text/html gb001327 An ArcGIS polygon shapefile of the potential extent of Annex I sandbank habitat identified at Bassurelle Sandbank SCI was created using the data collected and processed as described below. EUNIS class assignments from the particle size data were used in conjunction with the interpreted still images to inform the semi-automated process of map production using object-based image analysis (OBIA), implemented in the software package eCognition v8.8.1. The OBIA was used to map habitats. It was not possible to use this technique for the mapping of Annex I habitats (specifically the sandbank feature at Bassurelle Sandbank SCI). Instead, an expert driven process of slope analysis in ArcGIS 9.3.1 and 3D visual interpretation using the Fledermaus v7 software package was used to identify the potential extent of the bank feature. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB001327 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 12 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.9356444504310879 1.1397017387443 50.55032094175808 50.66388057492867 text/html application/xml text/html gb001552 A composite Habitats Directive Annex I feature extent map of Submarine structures made by leaking gases for the Croker Carbonate Slabs cSAC/SCI was created by JNCC staff to provide the most up-to-date knowledge of MDAC coverage within the site. Existing polygon data from three previous surveys (CEND1108, CEND0513 and CEND2315) and habitat maps were combined with groundtruthing point information, to build a composite understanding of “High” and “Potential” Annex I feature within the site. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB001552 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 52407 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.33128217733058 -5.149255093747501 53.368741712759906 53.549678832412205 text/html application/xml text/html gb003026 The cruise took place between the 1st and 29th of July 2009 and surveyed two Areas of Search (AoS) for offshore Special Areas of Conservation (SACs): Anton Dohrn Seamount located 155km west of the St Kilda archipelago, and East Rockall Bank located 260km west of the St Kilda archipelago. The main aims of the survey were to acquire acoustic and photographic ?ground-truthing? data to enable geological, geomorphological and biological characterisation of the Anton Dohrn Seamount and East Rockall Bank AoS. Specifically, the data acquired will lead to the production of broadscale habitat maps, the identification and description of Annex I reef habitats with particular attention to the occurrence of bedrock, stony and biogenic reef, to identify and record any anthropogenic impacts in the areas of search and finally to evaluate data acquisition methods, techniques and equipment. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB003026 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8853 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -11.450796144126658 -10.629030348871444 57.19627326879633 57.64831637200303 text/html application/xml text/html gb200053 The purpose of this section of the project is to utilise the provided multibeam bathymetry and backscatter mosaic, processed sidescan sonar data layers and seabed substrate layers for integration and interpretation with other datasets to ultimately deliver seabed habitat data layers. JNCC required Fugro EMU to map the Annex 1 Reef habitat where possible and, where sufficient data exist, Annex 1 Reef subtypes. JNCC also require that a seabed habitat map is created to as detailed a hierarchical level as possible within EUNIS, where data are sufficient to enable this. The project report (14/J/3/02/2570/1626) details the methods used in analysing the data providedwith a specified level of confidence. The following deliverables were produced with the report: • Derived data layers from MBES (hillshade, slope and rugosity) • Seabed substrate data layer • Seabed habitat data layers (including Annex 1 reef and reef subtypes and EUNIS) • MEDIN metadata (xls/xml) All data have been referenced to the WGS84 datum. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB200053 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5359 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.5188871872937758 0.1627415091134119 60.31697791429934 60.84233235045762 text/html application/xml text/html gb400003 It is widely recognised that M. modiolus reefs represent biodiversity ‘hotspots’ (e.g. Rees et al., 2008). In the Craigbrain and Burial Island Modiolus reefs, diversity indices from samples containing more than 9 live Modiolus per m2 showed numbers of taxa per sample ranging from 31 to 161, Shannon-Weiner diversity indices of between 2.0 and 4.3, and Pielou’s evenness index ranging from 0.52 to 0.95, which are all comparable to figures from similar open coast Modiolus reefs such as those of North Llyn and sites in Loch Alsh (see Fariñas-Franco et al., 2014). The diversity indices did not differ markedly from the surrounding area which is characterised by muddy sandy gravels with high shell content (mostly dead Modiolus shell), however the infaunal communities were significantly different between “Modiolus reef” and “surrounding sediments” (as determined through multivariate community analysis, including cluster analysis and ANOSIM routines). Due to inconsistencies in recording of epifaunal species from the grab samples, the epifaunal communities could not be statistically examined; however it was clear that there is a marked increase in the number of epifaunal species over the reef areas. Density of living Modiolus ranged from zero to 530 per m2 . These numbers are similar to those in other open coast reefs, such as the North Llyn beds (Fariñas-Franco et al., 2014), and the variation in numbers per m2 is indicative of the patchy nature of the reefs. The Craigbrain site appears to show the highest numbers of living Modiolus per m2 , however due to the limited number of samples and small areal coverage of grab samples it cannot be concluded that this reef site is markedly different from the Burial Island reef site, and the infaunal community analysis does not show statistically significant differences between the Craigbrain and Burial Island reef sites. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB400003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.473386998211353 -5.412357092205983 54.491845648258085 54.591495764118264 text/html application/xml text/html gb400009 Map of MDAC extent created from a side scan survey of Holden Reef boundary region 2017. This Annex I habitat 'Submarine structures made by leaking gases' is within the Pen Llyn a'r Sarnau/Lleyn Peninsula and the Sarnau SAC. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB400009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 163 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.136988036368723 -4.113046633795069 52.73563974238027 52.75345637511168 text/html application/xml text/html gr000001 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name: Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation, lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system RoxAnn, phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V Filia, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 25.914559903017203 25.988845512010837 40.800687599553164 40.841967976141206 text/html application/xml text/html gr000002 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 836 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.996218511375325 25.36813789824546 40.91899859391 41.09825108731786 text/html application/xml text/html gr000003 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 174 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.50709003887426 24.533341324942185 40.61782630394081 40.65576666859691 text/html application/xml text/html gr000004 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 139 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.757184813428445 24.785930391674324 40.70181530193465 40.733614562362206 text/html application/xml text/html gr000005 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1912 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.3058129480092 24.36576938005285 40.823245786364 40.902306290902615 text/html application/xml text/html gr000006 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1693 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.550607631936703 24.971056636154913 40.836667087815925 40.953223923944975 text/html application/xml text/html gr000007 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 232 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 22.88185611766572 22.930437633989698 40.36619212836407 40.404201316337705 text/html application/xml text/html gr000008 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 629 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.72684920522666 23.81052752972177 40.187540553853545 40.243402949086885 text/html application/xml text/html gr000009 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 911 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.672949796196196 23.734185437408108 40.14050198278029 40.20012250724795 text/html application/xml text/html gr000010 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 515 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.630884752129692 23.684773620206443 39.95775180560137 39.990168762678294 text/html application/xml text/html gr000011 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 841 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.979045939118894 24.01940527143621 40.03417709689559 40.10839880456126 text/html application/xml text/plain gr000012 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 417 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.28155944131521 23.34890180297586 40.04134273398006 40.122103971621094 text/html application/xml text/html gr000013 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000013 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 901 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.42029687040425 23.477100873806343 40.05307464727721 40.12538336744845 text/html application/xml text/html gr000014 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000014 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 312 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 22.636451345353372 22.76065622030835 39.863507770867 39.99123584335958 text/html application/xml text/html gr000015 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000015 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1480 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.008983794666424 23.237302288969452 39.345616358708035 39.545044788786015 text/html application/xml text/plain gr000016 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000016 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 309 151 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.39716484418225 23.411817699727095 39.14351429544845 39.15202946059116 text/html application/xml text/html gr000017 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000017 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4953 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.704812823952643 24.190533633020767 39.06892282612756 39.50744081014531 text/html application/xml text/html gr000018 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000018 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1880 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 20.385075619144576 20.565185824766097 39.147010891939125 39.285608506127666 text/html application/xml text/plain gr000019 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000019 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 387 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 20.83605196092931 20.989095342875853 37.66171711984927 37.73716289924845 text/html application/xml text/html gr000020 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000020 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1430 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 20.472380785345056 20.642788335813087 38.06955541485057 38.119349595907174 text/html application/xml text/html gr000021 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000021 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1953 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 19.90084806688481 19.939213079719902 39.49702273890831 39.607520790252266 text/html application/xml text/html gr000022 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000022 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 551 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 21.14667028180811 21.368860124795017 37.927349279046034 38.17009990738491 text/html application/xml text/plain gr000023 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000023 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 621 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 21.31216316589749 21.69835026285435 37.25576217878156 37.663130470095155 text/html application/xml text/plain gr000024 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000024 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1430 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.437769761365445 24.603438981823594 38.000791592857766 38.162175234399605 text/html application/xml text/plain gr000025 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000025 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 73 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.454485654689275 23.52641313156086 38.80775283222749 38.85476260071349 text/html application/xml text/html gr000026 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000026 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 351 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.07988346335119 23.15863337622934 38.97559331288113 39.01831784059586 text/html application/xml text/html gr000027 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000027 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3360 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 22.796711111328765 23.041830625882714 38.80107997775882 38.890447257934674 text/html application/xml text/html gr000028 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000028 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 381 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.07469843198708 23.135601988640968 38.624383375592345 38.68492784914098 text/html application/xml text/html gr000029 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000029 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 836 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 21.69213103362031 21.76066247259506 36.78316451173283 36.83792514033302 text/html application/xml text/html gr000030 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000030 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1390 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.018251180447702 24.066461426054072 38.12040030982647 38.15163069240257 text/html application/xml text/html gr000031 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000031 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1788 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.000403878136556 24.04964523244152 37.89732894507483 37.932313651853576 text/html application/xml text/html gr000032 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000032 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1704 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.933852665368274 24.030605822101013 37.63745241909388 37.669973166028825 text/html application/xml text/html gr000033 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000033 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 436 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 25.354262861841654 25.633351712611507 39.888958526314966 40.03335536026176 text/html application/xml text/html gr000034 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000034 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 786 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.961715465296514 25.079297507873743 39.45961587367364 39.570091733346864 text/html application/xml text/html gr000035 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000035 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1969 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.064409720432266 26.297670090102578 39.05662205476411 39.20934301536793 text/html application/xml text/html gr000036 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000036 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1589 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.44093499775201 26.566131350081733 38.98581237763918 39.119682524728766 text/html application/xml text/html gr000037 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000037 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 508 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.565065818932474 26.683316229560344 37.72836930579884 37.80231402317364 text/html application/xml text/html gr000038 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000038 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3207 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.02903131474342 26.571519864750062 37.501469864342795 37.703146518597045 text/html application/xml text/html gr000039 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000039 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2127 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 25.93294077759486 26.30631410561157 38.4799202022556 38.610743836558854 text/html application/xml text/html gr000040 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000040 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3713 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.800035392419517 27.0229629240997 35.33345872334147 35.470165378929146 text/html application/xml text/html gr000041 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000041 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2091 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.05220221396103 27.224124530322868 35.52850028386105 35.63254110308946 text/html application/xml text/html gr000042 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000042 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2041 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.14959187576449 27.25268003505558 35.73793837515592 35.91475683456031 text/html application/xml text/html gr000043 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000043 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1042 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 29.479213667876564 29.646261007639495 36.10605001089929 36.17064901494011 text/html application/xml text/html gr000044 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000044 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1510 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.680590638747077 27.821195771767556 35.93972966059538 36.275716425572604 text/html application/xml text/html gr000045 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000045 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 774 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.1149329447996 27.21806805679541 36.54944479713974 36.685379184202006 text/html application/xml text/html gr000046 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000046 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1992 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.142811670122498 27.37897794987257 36.80730935084589 36.909990884371894 text/html application/xml text/html gr000047 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000047 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 923 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.129930481906236 26.487740105721343 36.51951855203956 36.654901804874456 text/html application/xml text/html gr000048 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000048 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 831 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.447438220897226 26.841547314756827 35.81824428694428 36.93610147510303 text/html application/xml text/html gr000049 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000049 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1344 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.82244671494398 25.19474128278406 36.58196550630314 36.726973720960494 text/html application/xml text/html gr000050 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000050 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1342 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.28745499535179 24.495217112779546 36.609480284987235 36.76891692757422 text/html application/xml text/html gr000051 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000051 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 342 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.582812535170387 24.690593814652804 36.72280365186703 36.8087535802136 text/html application/xml text/html gr000052 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000052 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 154 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.21123648067904 24.26692831588913 36.76375229193478 36.81189589687817 text/html application/xml text/html gr000053 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000053 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 393 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.652653994985975 24.6873048707233 36.92814547603296 36.99221667066284 text/html application/xml text/html gr000054 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000054 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1376 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.354088648972027 24.443269425943292 37.40339753796604 37.485833595643946 text/html application/xml text/html gr000055 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000055 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 954 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 25.975821127243286 26.503078847211103 36.889138618852265 37.02823610771025 text/html application/xml text/html gr000056 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000056 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5485 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 25.390296366084492 25.69851079373819 36.815923464796086 36.96523817570134 text/html application/xml text/html gr000057 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000057 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 517 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.946298692330878 25.040824444192797 36.93334485608027 36.98227569876453 text/html application/xml text/html gr000058 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000058 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 733 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 25.22939015483184 25.263084306595573 37.55038955003775 37.62592372559953 text/html application/xml text/html gr000059 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000059 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1405 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.14532796801137 26.362009475157176 35.170867108830095 35.38675998968185 text/html application/xml text/html gr000060 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000060 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 278 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.11873708265027 26.160994504292955 34.91307637597402 34.96561260523762 text/html application/xml text/html gr000061 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000061 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 401 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.494025701724794 24.66071612844656 35.36891383220763 35.44163735298148 text/html application/xml text/html gr000062 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000062 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1480 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.54641826988732 23.65207402779419 35.4740452916569 35.65311109210322 text/html application/xml text/plain gr000063 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000063 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 223 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.50875930939472 23.5970541399366 35.229728570417265 35.31652293068873 text/html application/xml text/plain gr000064 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000064 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 274 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.71491609829935 23.814906423192955 35.22065885362327 35.24804626132597 text/html application/xml text/html gr000065 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000065 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 641 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.840099593921146 24.138851228201613 35.18317016896811 35.24572174766055 text/html application/xml text/html gr000066 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000066 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 366 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.194065229326842 24.36586217030302 35.158115708772954 35.20126085210672 text/html application/xml text/html ie003001 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in the North Inishowen SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 446 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.5467649993052595 -6.993387000209846 55.199719000031926 55.38101800058029 text/html application/xml text/html ie003002 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - estuaries and coastal lagoons - in the Lough Swilly SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 540 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.714339000044796 -7.444156999745704 54.947145999688175 55.09484400025049 text/html application/xml text/html ie003003 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats- large shallow inlets and bays, and reefs- in the Mulroy Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1172 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.816830999650838 -7.664562999682641 55.097109999526914 55.260156000099364 text/html application/xml text/html ie003004 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in the Tranarossan and Melmore Lough SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 67 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.853194000202899 -7.785086999865084 55.192720000127984 55.24990100023104 text/html application/xml text/html ie003005 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in SheephavenSAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 478 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.914356000429058 -7.783906000261642 55.125895000453966 55.199345999918 text/html application/xml text/html ie003006 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in Ballyness BaySAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 219 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.174483000190268 -8.066742000442913 55.11951799955606 55.16696400038838 text/html application/xml text/html ie003007 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1habitats- reefs and coastal lagoons - in Tory Island SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 203 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.28404400023038 -8.17572499990877 55.24166199980151 55.2833339996644 text/html application/xml text/html ie003008 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - reefs and coastal lagoons - in Gweedore Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1514 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.458312999445289 -8.207933999554363 55.001983999661896 55.1598709997469 text/html application/xml text/html ie003009 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - reefs, coastal lagoons and large shallow inlets and bays - in the Rutland Island SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3014 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.522633000512537 -8.373082999980394 54.9235960000554 55.01162800013211 text/html application/xml text/html ie003010 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats -mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, estuaries and large shallow inlets and bays -in the West of Ardara and Maas Road SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1805 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.567684000616115 -8.20505399984218 54.762347000513735 54.905549999732756 text/html application/xml text/html ie003011 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat coastal lagoons in the Termon Strand SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 68 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.436862995930493 -8.428595998706331 54.92953899982499 54.93458799973644 text/html application/xml text/html ie003012 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 reefs in Rathlin O'Birne SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 35 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.846470000190317 -8.796101999507641 54.65728200006431 54.680368999929414 text/html application/xml text/html ie003013 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 reefs in Slieve League SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003013 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 446 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.808844999896793 -8.627218999557158 54.61763500005527 54.708361000260034 text/html application/xml text/html ie003014 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats- large shallow inlets and bays, and reefs- in the St. John's Point SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003014 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 490 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.53000200039196 -8.391244999357166 54.563328999433885 54.605451000263514 text/html application/xml text/html ie003015 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in Donegal Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003015 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 671 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.21223500004514 -8.105135999326873 54.594611999544185 54.65478299993556 text/html application/xml text/html ie003016 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat coastal lagoons in the Durnesh Lough SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003016 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 90 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.199192000210589 -8.179538999525167 54.56413999996105 54.58055099952907 text/html application/xml text/html ie003017 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats -mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, reefs and large shallow inlets and bays -in the Bunduff, Trawalua and Mullaghmore SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003017 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 307 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.51327000041015 -8.365892000215569 54.41474000005099 54.49175900037761 text/html application/xml text/html ie003018 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in the Streedagh Point Dunes SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003018 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 165 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.571635000255009 -8.498911999289312 54.39263899979006 54.42576300026227 text/html application/xml text/html ie003019 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide and estuaries - in the Cumeen Strand SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003019 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 551 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.678860000488626 -8.474027000145897 54.272384000321445 54.36112699991119 text/html application/xml text/html ie003020 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide and estuaries - in the Ballysadare Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003020 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 563 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.649030000833816 -8.505617000024477 54.20747299987908 54.2679619996466 text/html application/xml text/html ie003021 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide and estuaries - in Killala Bay and Moy Estuary SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003021 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 726 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.224798000027683 -9.094644999167336 54.114459999429485 54.25185099952405 text/html application/xml text/html ie003022 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, reefs and large shallow inlets and bays - in Broadhaven Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003022 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1590 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.00091599967362 -9.81348400048619 54.2120810001381 54.35343400037884 text/html application/xml text/html ie003023 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, reefs and large shallow inlets and bays - in Blacksod Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003023 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1672 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.12923399954937 -9.896677000443118 54.06315000027235 54.24599400012308 text/html application/xml text/html ie003024 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, reefs and large shallow inlets and bays - in Achill Island SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003024 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 689 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.305451999610106 -10.044602999828529 53.913665000039735 54.02180800033897 text/html application/xml text/html ie003025 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, coastal lagoons and large shallow inlets and bays - in ClewBay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003025 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2241 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.78522199939572 -9.543460999425568 53.77818599998398 53.92325499981843 text/html application/xml text/html ie003026 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat coastal lagoons in the Lough Cahesy SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003026 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 80 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.89665399938255 -9.885718999632141 53.71955500046296 53.73039600037518 text/html application/xml text/html ie003027 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat coastal lagoons in the Inishboffin and Inishshark SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003027 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 22 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.23195099963882 -10.226676000097271 53.61706700014201 53.620931000265486 text/html application/xml text/html ie003028 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat large shallow inlets and bays in the Kingston Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003028 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 44 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.142136000076281 -10.104315999783534 53.51118200054896 53.52103900004989 text/html application/xml text/html ie003029 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - reefs, coastal lagoons and large shallow inlets and bays - in the Slyne Head Penninsula SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003029 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 851 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.186353000390637 -10.03418899982243 53.40078100044285 53.48049399999814 text/html application/xml text/html ie003030 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 reefs in Slyne Head Islands SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003030 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 248 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.246567999213779 -10.150802999558714 53.3918889995777 53.451810000131445 text/html application/xml text/html ie003031 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - reefs and coastal lagoons - in the Connemara Bog Complex SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003031 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 312 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.020285999898958 -9.549897000346203 53.36837699989865 53.48090700015798 text/html application/xml text/html ie003032 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, coastal lagoons, reefs and large shallow inlets and bays - in Kilkieran Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003032 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8047 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.909759000277578 -9.547204000264331 53.200243000314295 53.39055199997487 text/html application/xml text/html ie003033 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, coastal lagoons, reefs and large shallow inlets and bays - in Galway Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003033 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5989 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.211209000195126 -8.875773000723367 53.117127999457594 53.280757999981766 text/html application/xml text/html ie003034 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 reefs in Black Head SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003034 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 122 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.414434000128983 -9.235124000472156 53.015361000010216 53.155571000601235 text/html application/xml text/html ie003035 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - reefs and coastal lagoons - in Inishmore Island SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003035 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 353 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.881757999532 -9.585162999772576 53.079508000294005 53.17964899940184 text/html application/xml text/html ie003036 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 reefs in Inishmaan Island SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003036 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 80 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.612083999277107 -9.560179999707167 53.06542700025589 53.10311099967293 text/html application/xml text/html ie003037 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - reefs and coastal lagoons - in Inisheer Island SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003037 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 126 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.556791999950766 -9.500911000442315 53.04436700033687 53.068772999874135 text/html application/xml text/html ie003038 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - reefs and coastal lagoons - in Carrowmore Point to Spanish Point SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003038 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 217 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.568378000044634 -9.43347700056308 52.769126999711304 52.85687500018114 text/html application/xml text/html ie003039 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 reefs in Carrowmore Dunes SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003039 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 60 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.540479999552273 -9.495716000093328 52.737931000015664 52.76933100012557 text/html application/xml text/html ie003040 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats- large shallow inlets and bays, and reefs- in the Kilkee Reefs SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003040 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 373 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.750514000520617 -9.606209999991442 52.644309999407035 52.74243299988311 text/html application/xml text/html ie003041 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - estauries, sandbanks, mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, coastal lagoons, reefs and large shallow inlets and bays - in the Lower River Shannon SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003041 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7307 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.958813999766223 -8.609129999949513 52.405848000484845 52.81666999962083 text/html application/xml text/html ie003042 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat reefs in the Kerry Head SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003042 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.158786999920075 -9.96714599998784 52.400344000275396 52.491999000153754 text/html application/xml text/html ie003043 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - large shallow inlets and bays, and reefs - in the Magharee Islands SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003043 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 68 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.083806000046831 -9.983810000431077 52.31868099982835 52.34201500029206 text/html application/xml text/html ie003044 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - estauries, mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, coastal lagoons, reefs and large shallow inlets and bays - in the Tralee Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003044 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2020 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.18285999938938 -9.727382000378954 52.22862199980552 52.318693999528534 text/html application/xml text/html ie003045 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat reefs in the Blasket Islands SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003045 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 310 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.692046000222625 -10.456430999491012 52.022053000345736 52.1503910002445 text/html application/xml text/html ie003046 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide and estuaries - in Castlemaine Harbour SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003046 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1433 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.992005999777 -9.727719999778087 52.054963999988686 52.16463599975165 text/html application/xml text/html ie003047 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, reefs and large shallow inlets and bays - in the Valentia Island SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003047 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1341 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.435415999848457 -10.248604999620932 51.87484900008131 51.95486300002748 text/html application/xml text/html ie003048 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - large shallow inlets and bays, and reefs - in the Kenmare RIver SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003048 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8735 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.287501000071122 -9.582214000475684 51.573333000017996 51.874127000061044 text/html application/xml text/html ie003049 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in the Barleycove SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003049 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 117 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.779934000153943 -9.70722099964937 51.459789999808734 51.49507600015731 text/html application/xml text/html ie003050 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - large shallow inlets and bays, and reefs - in the Roaringwater Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003050 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2433 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.643649999847622 -9.352749000066218 51.41046800059784 51.56123000036431 text/html application/xml text/html ie003051 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - large shallow inlets and bays, and reefs - in the Lough Hyne SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003051 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 321 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.30804599982297 -9.264731000635143 51.48396600043063 51.5062189996072 text/html application/xml text/html ie003052 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat coastal lagoons in the Kilkerran Lake and Castlefreke Dunes SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003052 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 25 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.958280999668382 -8.950711000412294 51.55138000028684 51.562238000083724 text/html application/xml text/html ie003053 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat large shallow inlets and bays in the Clonakilty Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003053 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 107 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.89449399979822 -8.847397999817822 51.589920999654446 51.623320000217916 text/html application/xml text/html ie003054 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide and estuaries - in Courtmacsherry Estuary SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003054 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 443 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.774234000098993 -8.664558999298329 51.61399500006923 51.66466100010514 text/html application/xml text/html ie003055 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in the Great Island Channel SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003055 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 454 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.344261000045105 -8.1670289999883 51.87718399984174 51.911284000356396 text/html application/xml text/html ie003056 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide and estuaries - in the Ballymacoda SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003056 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 192 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.946079000145676 -7.876233999699259 51.8938889994778 51.920105999792106 text/html application/xml text/html ie003057 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in the Tramore Backstrand SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003057 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 116 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.136257999407122 -7.0620819997844135 52.13921500017212 52.17364699980926 text/html application/xml text/html ie003058 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - large shallow inlets and bays, and reefs - in the Hook Head SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003058 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 210 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.995802000062228 -6.786147999530497 52.04470599998192 52.20815300016095 text/html application/xml text/html ie003059 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide and estuaries - in the Bannow Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003059 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 407 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.8522180003603905 -6.751255999364846 52.18846799979843 52.27092199985046 text/html application/xml text/html ie003060 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, coastal lagoons and estuaries - in the Ballyteigue Burrow SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003060 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 489 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.719743999485963 -6.585960000253755 52.17295500027305 52.22647100043638 text/html application/xml text/html ie003061 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide, reefs and large shallow inlets and bays - in the Saltee Islands SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003061 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 438 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.692556000259175 -6.512482999590694 52.063612000393576 52.18723799973396 text/html application/xml text/html ie003062 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat coastal lagoons in the Tacumshin Lake SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003062 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 953 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.498810000381189 -6.437639999786151 52.190780000296854 52.21092999961987 text/html application/xml text/html ie003063 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat coastal lagoons in the Lady's Island Lake SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003063 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 341 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.417395999725549 -6.376610000251275 52.1828749999813 52.21659700015144 text/html application/xml text/html ie003064 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide and reefs - in the Carnsore Point SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003064 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 284 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.425326999441444 -6.247106000541459 52.13873700061209 52.24729700035638 text/html application/xml text/html ie003065 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 sandwaves in the Long Bank SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003065 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 27 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.3115439998556395 -6.266382000029246 52.25112100043387 52.36012700006106 text/html application/xml text/html ie003066 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 sandwaves in the Blackwater Bank SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003066 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 33 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.244768999789469 -6.155973999600353 52.29787299983908 52.52997800058433 text/html application/xml text/html ie003067 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide and estuaries - in Raven Point Nature Reserve SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003067 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 695 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.570024000107471 -6.356151999315274 52.29597200030762 52.502371000021704 text/html application/xml text/html ie003068 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat reefs in the Wicklow Reef SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003068 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.99100221058353 -5.922668556808386 52.95861882949539 52.988620184174245 text/html application/xml text/html ie003069 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in South Dublin Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003069 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 54 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.2131440000955 -6.149359000317582 53.29571900013177 53.34096799947366 text/html application/xml text/html ie003070 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in North Dublin Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003070 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 67 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.181723999962564 -6.096175000176065 53.34898500045744 53.38864800030499 text/html application/xml text/html ie003071 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in Baldoyle Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003071 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 274 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.142272000852133 -6.073790000308238 53.389490999610004 53.41961100004766 text/html application/xml text/html ie003072 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat reefs in the Rockabill and Dalkey Island SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003072 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 158 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.090477000013489 -6.000744999781895 53.26917900021071 53.59871500009723 text/html application/xml text/html ie003073 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide in the Malahide Estuary SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003073 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 123 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.204491000359319 -6.114895000104137 53.43620700005304 53.478069000583936 text/html application/xml text/html ie003074 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat reefs in the Lambey Island SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003074 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 67 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.039691999885869 -5.991300999541457 53.483907000008124 53.49975599973963 text/html application/xml text/html ie003075 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide and estuaries - in Rogerstown Estuary SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003075 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 380 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.184515000067164 -6.087650000047405 53.49325599946488 53.51826199969156 text/html application/xml text/html ie003076 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide and estuaries - in Boyne Coast and Estuary SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003076 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 417 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.306873000288713 -6.237500999171746 53.701288999887495 53.76011599945386 text/html application/xml text/html ie003077 This file shows the distribution of Annex 1 habitats - mudflats and sandflats not covered by sea water at low tide and estuaries - in Dundalk Bay SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003077 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1241 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.391847000538564 -6.219997999607912 53.87530700011804 54.031263000187344 text/html application/xml text/html ie003078 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat coastal lagoons in the Drongawn Lough SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003078 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 25 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.84599100038426 -9.837736000116278 51.81235499958358 51.81713499968053 text/html application/xml text/html ie003079 This file shows the distribution of the Annex 1 habitat coastal lagoons in the Farranamanagh Lough SAC. Habitat mapping is used to help define the area and range parameters for conservation objectives. Site-specific conservation objectives aim to define favourable conservation condition for Habitats Directive Annex I habitats at a site level. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003079 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 16 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.69017699966878 -9.685107999734367 51.5793549998334 51.581945999708196 text/html application/xml text/html fr004020 Seabed habitat map performed by Hémisphère Sub within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2021) : 82%. The area encompasses the Natura 2000 sites "FR2500079 - Chausey", "FR2500084 - Récifs et landes de la Hague", "FR2502018 - Banc et récifs de Surtainville", "FR2502019 - Anse de Vauville" and "FR5300011 - Cap d'Erquy-Cap Fréhel" features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004020 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 579452 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.49144015600008 49.75127031200002 -2.516910644999939 -1.3309196839999768 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004021 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2021) : 82% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004021 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 26458 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.72977085600007 48.99235518400009 -3.734665221999937 -3.370639120999953 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004022 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2021) : 82% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004022 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1486 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.49375210500006 48.69632140600006 -2.7169984419999764 -2.472027032999965 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004023 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2021) : 82% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004023 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4982 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.51553443000007 48.698350765000036 -4.810747198999935 -4.432922033999941 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004025 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2021) : 70% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004025 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1549 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.286861288000104 47.44743643000001 -3.1084388899999413 -2.794477113999958 text/html application/xml text/plain gr789365 The targeted area in Greece is the Protected Area of northern Karpathos and Saria (GR4210003). According to the standard form of the SCI, its marine part has an area of 5181.74 ha, i.e. about 45% of its total area, which includes habitat 1110, habitat 1120, habitat 1170 and habitat A5.531.Bottom substrates were surveyed with a DeepVision (DE3468D) portable side scan sonar trawled on the “Saria” vessel with a high precision GPS system. The survey vessel performed a number of transects in the study sub-areas, in most cases parallel to the shoreline and with an overlap of the scanned area of the bottom between two adjacent transect lines. All data were continuously recorded onboard the survey vessel on a computer with the appropriate software systems installed . Additionally, the BlueRobotics, BLUE ROV2 (ver. heavy duty) underwater drone was used for ground truthing of the different habitat types. The sonograms of the scanned area were later used for the creation of substrate type maps of the area. Data analysis was performed with the software products DeepView Pro for the side scan sonar data, and QGIS3.12 for the creation of substrate and overview maps. Data exported in KML format by DeepView and transformed in shape files in QGIS. Polygons of the same habitat were merged so each feature within the shapefile is assigned to each habitat. To ensure that the data will display properly the shapefiles were cleaned by removing any geometry or topology errors. The shape length and area was calculated and all habitats visualized via Geoserver on MedOBIS viewer (https://portal.lifewatchgreece.eu/) in WGS84 coordinate system (EPSG:4326). An OGC standard for geospatial styling (Styled Layer Descriptor (SLD)) was used through Geoserver to create styles for each layer. The Open Street Map was used as a basemap, as it is an updated open source map. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR789365 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1868 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 35.75569067200004 35.887419309000045 27.204274783000063 27.23538720600002 text/html application/xml text/plain gb100244 Centre for Marine and Coastal Studies (CMACS) Ltd were contracted by Natural England to carry out feature condition monitoring on intertidal features within the Solent Maritime Special Area of Conservation (SAC) which encompassed Chichester Harbour, Langstone Harbour, Southampton Water, West Solent and the northern coast of the Isle of Wight. Surveys were based around transects with a 400m wide corridor (i.e. 200m either side of the transect) and with locations for target notes placed at 50m intervals within the survey corridor. Surveys were carried out on foot where the intertidal area was small and/or firm underfoot and from a hovercraft where soft sediments were present. Target notes and photographs of visible flora and fauna were supplemented with 0.01m2 core samples consisting of five faunal replicates and a further one for particle size analysis (PSA), as well as 1m2 quadrats dug out to 20cm to aid biotope classification. Samples were sieved at 0.5mm and all invertebrates enumerated and biomass estimated by wet weight by species. Chichester Harbour was characterised by mud habitats in the upper reaches with sand shores to the south of Thorney Island and near to the harbour mouth. Algal mats were recorded in the upper reaches of the harbour, notably Bosham Channel, where seagrass was also present but extensive beds were only discovered recorded from the southwestern corner of the harbour. Fauna in the muddy areas was dominated by oligochaetes and cirratulid polychaetes especially Tubificoides benedii and Tharyx killariensis as well as the small gastropod Hydrobia ulvae. In sandy areas, the fauna was characterised by the lugworm Arenicola marina, the orbiniid polychaete Scoloplos armiger and tanaid crustaceans. Langstone Harbour was also characterised by mud habitats almost throughout the entire area but with some areas of coarse mixed sediment on the upper shore which supported a wide variety of macroalgae but which also showed signs of bait digging. Algal mats were much more prevalent in Langstone Harbour than in Chichester Harbour but seagrass was also much more extensive. The fauna of the samples from Langstone Harbour was very similar to that of Chichester Harbour with a numerical dominance of cirratulids, oligochaetes and Hydrobia ulvae. In Southampton Water, there was a greater mix of habitats from tide-swept coarse sediment to fine silt and clay. The tide-swept gravels and pebble at the mouth of the Hamble Estuary supported a diverse assemblage of macroalgae and epifauna which included ascidians, barnacles, bivalves and sponges. Within the Hamble Estuary itself, there were very soft fine sediments which supported cockles but there were also thick algal mats which supported large numbers of Hydrobia ulvae but caused anoxia at the mud surface. Soft, fine sediments were also encountered on the western side of Southampton Water from Calshot to Hythe with a fauna dominated by Tharyx killariensis but with large numbers of cockles and Hydrobia ulvae near Calshot itself. On the seaward side of Calshot, to western side of the Beaulieu Estuary, there were coarse mixed sediments which supported ephemeral algae, small actiniarians, and a rich fauna of polychaetes, amphipods and molluscs. There was also a large seagrass bed on the lower shore at Calshot and evidence of bait digging in these areas, particularly at Lepe Beach. Within the Beaulieu and Lymington Estuaries the habitats were fine, soft sediments with a similar fauna to the mud areas of Chichester and Langstone Harbours but with a greater prevalence of ragworm and tellins. The north coast of the Isle of Wight was characterised by protrusions of clay and outcrops of bedrock which supported piddocks and a rich crustacean fauna as well as a variety of macroalgae predominantly fucoids. In addition, the habitats of Thorness Bay included mixed coarse sediment supporting barnacles and littorinids and sand supporting sand mason worms and small patches of seagrass beds. The very sheltered areas of Newtown Harbour and the Medina Estuary where typically mud habitats with cockles and thick algal mat but also with some mixed sediments mid estuary which supported cockle, sponges and littorinids. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB100244 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 141 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.71718991700011 50.85222815700017 -1.5288232479999317 -0.9401828129999321 text/html application/xml text/plain gb100249 This report describes the results from an interdisciplinary field survey aimed at identifying the location, extent and condition of Annex I habitat features in the Large Shallow Inlet and Bay of The Wash and North Norfolk Coast SAC. The habitat features of interest are (i) subtidal boulder and cobble communities, and (ii) Sabellaria spinulosa reefs. Information presented is intended to serve as a baseline for future monitoring of the identified features. Acoustic sidescan data were acquired from selected areas within the broader SAC area, together with grountruthing samples representative of distinct acoustic signatures. Groundtruthing techniques included the acquisition of video and still images of the seabed and of sediment and faunal sample. Of particular interest was an area to the north of the eastern Well survey area between 10 and 47 m deep which exhibited a high density of hard and rugged features, confirmed as boulder and cobble reef on chalk bedrock by the photographic record. This area also harboured a high number of epifaunal taxa not observed in the surrounding sediments. The area has been delimited and covers approximately 470 ha. The acoustic record did not reveal the occurrence of areas of Sabellaria spinulosa reef. Infaunal samples did collect representatives of this species but in densities too small to be considered as reef. At most sites where S. spinulosa was observed, the abundance and diversity of the whole infaunal assemblage was higher than in areas where S. spinulosa was absent. Analysis of both infaunal and epifaunal assemblages revealed several distinct communities throughout the survey area. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB100249 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.031133743000076 53.065070776000226 0.4380401590001923 0.4805135820000799 text/html application/xml text/plain gb100250 The data gathered from the surveys was used to compare to the original biotopes recorded in 2001, and provide an assessment of the Reef Feature using advice from Regulation 33. The main notable differences were the loss off Mytilus biotopes from transects 2 and 4, and a expansion in Mytilus biotopes in transect 9. The first target set by Regulation 33, of no decrease in extent and diversity of rocky shore biotopes has been met, with Flamborough Head still notable for its range of rocky shore biotopes. The second target set is to ensure that the distribution of characteristic chalk cliff biotopes, does not significantly decrease from the original baseline survey but this could not be assessed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100250 307108 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.09833893800002 54.13373542100002 -0.1613305829999376 -0.0745633529999736 text/html application/xml text/plain text/html gb100362 In order to help inform site condition monitoring, Seastar Survey Ltd. were contracted by Natural England to undertake a drop-down video (DDV) survey of the Lune Deep reefs feature with the aim of defining the distribution and extent of any subtidal boulder and/or bedrock reef communities and establishing a baseline for the site against which future condition of these reef sub-features can be assessed. The survey plan was designed to assess the extent and distribution of reef features using a high definition Freshwater Lens Camera System (FLCS). Camera stations were selected using existing acoustic data supplied to Seastar Survey by Natural England. Thirty-nine transects were successfully surveyed. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB100362 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 62 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.90625518700006 53.95990887599998 -3.22400847299987 -3.1013403539999027 text/html application/xml text/plain gb001553 Reporting under Article 17 of the EU Habitats Directive requires member states to report on progress towards achieving favourable conservation status for habitats and species of Community Importance. The assessment of conservation status does not only relate to that component of the habitat area or species population to be found in Special Areas of Conservation, but to the totality of the habitats and species throughout the United Kingdom. The results of NRW's feature monitoring work and other evidence collected (survey) or collated (other data sources) on reef feature extent feed in to the process of mapping and reporting under Article 17. JNCC coordinate and provide UK-level feature reports under Article 17; England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland submit country-level data and information to inform these reports. This dataset only consists of the Welsh component of the Article 17 reef mapping. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB001553 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 21863 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.353491000247 53.64951100087321 -5.687604999701061 -2.6992499997866974 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004002 Seabed habitat map performed by IN VIVO within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2020) : 57% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 780 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.943622213 51.31270991200006 1.5464191470000497 2.545664988000055 text/html application/xml text/html fr004004 Seabed habitat map performed by IN VIVO within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2020) : 57%. The area encompasses the Natura 2000 sites "FR3102003 - Récifs Gris-Nez – Blanc-Nez", "FR3102004 - Ridens et dunes hydrauliques du détroit du Pas-de-Calais" and "FR3102005 - Baie de Canche et couloir des 3 estuaires". features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2262 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.091642082000064 51.03612390000008 0.7514960720000661 1.7437289920000612 text/html application/xml text/plain dk004001 Mapping of marine Natura2000 habitats. The mapping campaign was carried out in 2017. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK004001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 240 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 57.599343777878374 57.72300499999999 9.94874704256453 10.427494659207781 text/html application/xml text/html dk004002 Mapping of marine Natura2000 habitats. The mapping campaign was carried out in 2017. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK004002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 35 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 56.70903139591324 56.76649551692967 7.9547375025640426 8.014120344739524 text/html application/xml text/html dk004003 Mapping of marine Natura2000 habitats. The mapping campaign was carried out in 2017. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK004003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 34 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 56.270483964603805 56.43585307689337 8.029734795170699 8.101866118599371 text/html application/xml text/html dk004004 Mapping of marine Natura2000 habitats. The mapping campaign was carried out in 2017. features benthic habitat biotope marine DK004004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 17 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 55.37523758915507 55.4893154772108 7.613838653817133 7.931231840362162 text/html application/xml text/html dk004005 Habitat map "DK004005" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine DK004005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 168 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 57.4579939583961 57.49946401783035 10.541361015046753 10.592827046738627 text/html application/xml text/html fr004015 Habitat map "FR004015" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004015 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 166 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.29219172500004 49.450157184000034 -0.3333503999999725 0.0719392610000682 text/html application/xml text/html fr004016 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by IN VIVO within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 57% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004016 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 697 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.384876778000056 49.60360299700004 -1.2890753989999555 -0.9026245259999557 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004018 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive) performed by IN VIVO within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 57% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004018 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3888 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.60360060800007 49.75007347400001 -1.5000224399999482 -1.1783461989999782 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004019 Mapping of the Natura 2000 site FR5300017 "Abers - Côte des légendes" was jointly performed in the framework of three different actions: (i) the Natura 2000 convention for Brittany, and (iii) CARTHAM Project. It is based on the interpretation of various types of data from a number of surveys carried out between 2005-2012 both in the intertidal and subtidal zones. Additionally the seabed « Carte G » from the French hydrographic survey (SHOM) was used in the interpretation process. In the tidal zone the identification was made by interpreting coastal ortho-photographs from BD Ortho (2005 et 2009) and digitising them on scale 1 : 2000ème with further qualification of the polygons based on ground truth data. The compilation comprises the following various data sources. Lamarche S., Bajjouk T., 2013. Cartographie des habitats benthiques intertidaux du site Natura 2000 FR 5300017 - Abers - Côtes des légendes - Parties estuariennes. Réf. RST - DYNECO/AG/13-05/TB. Rollet C., Bonnot-Courtois Ch., Hamon N. et Loarer R., 2010. Carte des habitats benthiques intertidaux du secteur des Abers - Zone intertidale (multisource Rebent,) - Echelle : 1/10 000 ErHold et al., (2012, unpublished). Cartographie de natures des fonds subtidaux du secteur des Abers - Côtes des légendes. TBM, 2012. Inventaire cartographique des habitats marins du site Natura 2000 Abers Côtes des Légendes FR5300017. Rapport CRTHAM, 104 p. features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004019 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 28280 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.515534429853275 48.69835076458654 -4.810747198623443 -4.432922034334124 text/html application/xml text/plain gb001083 Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) surveys were comissioned in 2005/06 by the Department of Trade & Industry (now Department for Energy and Climate Change). These surveys, in which JNCC collaborated, acquired multibeam and sidescan sonar data. Ground-truthing data (seabed imagery and biological/sediment samples) was also collected. Although full coverage multibeam and sidescan data was not present for all locations where potential Annex I reef was indicated the available data has provided a good indication of the nature of Annex I reef habitat present within Pobie Bank Reef SAC.Data from the SEA surveys were subsequently analysed to idenitfy areas of Annex I Reef within the Pobie Bank Reef SAC. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB001083 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3837 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 60.23372700700012 60.80231067199997 -0.6455149979998391 0.0295256220001647 text/html application/xml text/plain gb001517 Habitat map "GB001517" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine GB001517 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 46 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.2840622836476 53.498844533248636 1.8886754057453432 2.0199356878818557 text/html application/xml text/html gb100299 Natural England (NE), in partnership with Cefas and the Devon and Severn Inshore Fisheries Conservation Authority (IFCA), conducted a field survey to determine the presence and extent of the biogenic reef feature within the Torbay area of the Lyme Bay and Torbay candidate Special Area of Conservation (cSAC). Surveys were undertaken on the 25th/26th September and 4th October. Ground-truthing sample locations, intended to identify the presence and extent of Mytilus edulis beds on sediment, were identified using indicative signatures from existing acoustic datasets alongside previous point data records and local knowledge. Ground-truthing techniques included the acquisition of video and still images of the seabed. In February 2024 the map was translated to EUNIS 07 classification system by JNCC. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100299 519 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.31281160400015 50.73347769800011 -3.6164430079998175 -2.615839498999895 text/html application/xml text/html gb100355 The East Coast Regional Environmental Characterisation (REC) Programme is a multidisciplinary investigation that has employed “state of the art” techniques to develop a broad understanding of the habitats and areas of archaeological interest over an extensive area of approximately 3,300 km2 of the seabed off East Anglia. The study was conducted over a three-year period and has been funded by the Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund.This dataset identifies specific areas of Sabellaria spinulosa Annex I biogenic reef within the Haisborough, Hammond & Winterton SAC. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100355 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 578 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.6660536459371615 2.3952083588787336 52.15560763000964 52.94218826337773 text/html application/xml text/html gb100361 Habitat map "GB100361" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine GB100361 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 121 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.82803936900005 52.950325713000154 0.0927360000001157 0.3650535960001094 text/html application/xml text/html gb100397 Habitat map "GB100397" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine GB100397 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 205 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.82615700000002 52.95027776100013 0.0930679990001411 0.3654970000001751 text/html application/xml text/html gb100398 Habitat map "GB100398" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine GB100398 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 191 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.82612400000013 52.95000988100012 0.093622000000039 0.3651850000001103 text/html application/xml text/html gb100399 Habitat map "GB100399" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine GB100399 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 158 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.826020000000106 52.950026409000046 0.0930780000001615 0.3502880000001481 text/html application/xml text/html gb100440 Habitat map "GB100440" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine GB100440 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 629 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.945210345000035 53.165629509000105 0.1440679520000568 0.5072507130000758 text/html application/xml text/plain de004001 The data is not based on targeted mapping of the areas of marine habitat types. Therefore, different data sources were collected, evaluated and interpreted features benthic habitat biotope marine DE004001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9644 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.69365384136421 54.70388599506709 10.96118405028825 14.283645462043813 text/html application/xml text/plain de004002 Known occurrences of habitat types 1110, 1130, 1140, 1150, 1160 and 1170 according to Annex I Habitats Directive features benthic habitat biotope marine DE004002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 92151 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.8858038258858 54.88697021760171 9.419315470033197 11.398305259358496 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004026 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, April 2021) : 60% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004026 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 305 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.24447919700001 47.308094888 -2.685969075999932 -2.607308054999977 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004027 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, April 2021) : 60% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004027 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 430 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 46.664723798000075 46.75423886500005 -2.5152330359999233 -2.2071499349999653 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004029 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, April 2021) : 60% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004029 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 800 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.52498890800005 47.694796880000055 -3.683853070999927 -3.398014293999946 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004030 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, April 2021) : 60% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004030 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5265 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.72438201100004 47.90499888500006 -3.964740748999928 -3.7642886629999412 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004031 Mapping of the Natura 2000 site « Roches de Penmarc'h » was jointly performed in the framework of two different actions: (i) the Natura 2000 convention for Brittany and (ii) the Interreg Area MeshAtlantic Project. It is based on the interpretation of various types of data from a number of surveys carried out between 2011-2012 both in the intertidal and subtidal zones. Additionally the seabed « Carte G » from the French hydrographic survey (SHOM) was used in the interpretation process. In the tidal zone the identification was made by interpreting coastal ortho-photographs from BD Ortho (2005 et 2009) and digitising them on scale 1 : 2000ème with further qualification of the polygons based on ground truth data. For the subtidal zone, several data sources from 2011 were available: bathymetric lidar (with sounding density about 1pt*3m-2), single beam sounder on sonar and video transects, side scan sonar (resolution of about 0.2m), underwater video, grab sediment and fauna samples. In the outer rocky circalittoral zone, side scan sonar corridors were surveyed with a coverage of 30-50% depending on places. In the offshore circalittoral zone (known as La Grande vasière) where soft sediment is predominant, side scan sonar coverage was reduced to about 5-10%. In these latter two circalittoral zones, interpolation between sonar corridors was supported by SHOM « Carte G » (approx. scale 1 : 100 000) along with a 100m resolution depth DTM. On rocky seabed, exposure at the seabed was described using kinetic energy from a combination of wave and current hydrodynamic models according to the methods described in: http://doi.org/10.13155/49975 Rocky substrate in intertidal and infralittoral zones was derived from the combined interpretation of both the topographic and bathymetric Lidar DTMs and aerial photographs, where permitted by water transparency. Various representations of the DTMs (slope, hillshade) helped delineate rocky outcrops with good reliability. Biological qualification of the substrate polygons was made through taxonomic analysis of benthos samples collected by MNHN in the framework of the project « Ecological assessment of Natura 2000 site « Roches de Penmarc’h ». features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004031 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 24444 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.64033677300007 47.87379179500007 -4.549385901999923 -4.0894969699999715 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004032 The habitat map of the the Natura 2000 site « Baie de Morlaix» is a composite of five different habitat map layers that were merged together and harmonised. The five original maps were made according to various mapping strategies, using different sets of tools and interpretation methods, at different scales. Several coverage tools were used for the subtidal and tidal zones: bathymetric lidar from 2008, aerial photography (“Ortholittorale 2000”), acoustic tools such as multibeam echosounder, side scan sonar and Roxann acoustic ground detection system. Ground truth was obtained with underwater video, sediment and fauna grab samples and visual identification by foot using GPS. Field surveys were conducted between 2008-2013. Gaps were filled either by interpolation or extrapolation when feasible with the help of depth data from soundings or satellite imagery in shallow waters. features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004032 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 55944 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.60075046400005 48.81685965200008 -4.077362443999959 -3.72590830599995 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004033 Seabed habitat map performed by CREOCEAN, LIENSs and BIO-LITTORAL 2012 within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB) features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004033 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1359 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 46.141406466000014 46.2656194400001 -2.5878644719999753 -2.3333066239999347 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004040 Seabed habitat map performed by CREOCEAN and IMA within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB) features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004040 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 861 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.37725879200005 43.4019304970001 -1.7610858919999284 -1.6797093409999808 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004041 Seabed habitat map performed by CREOCEAN and IMA within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB) features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004041 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2692 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.397531513000004 43.50063036200003 -1.6699703549999791 -1.5463741549999666 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004042 Seabed habitat map performed by CREOCEAN and EPOC (Bordeaux I University) within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB) features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004042 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 355 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 45.018119771000066 45.22340767000002 -1.487624854999978 -1.1725539109999692 text/html application/xml text/html fr004043 Seabed habitat map performed by CREOCEAN and IMA within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB) features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004043 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1116 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.382598968 43.50659701100008 -1.765482929999958 -1.5843343309999753 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004044 Seabed habitat map performed by CREOCEAN, EPOC and GEO Transfert within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB) features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004044 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 36744 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 44.534002464000054 44.77545638600002 -1.2990940619999338 -0.998067600999945 text/html application/xml text/plain pl004001 Habitat distribution 1110, 1130, 1150 studies conducted for the purposes of protection plans for 2 marine Natura 2000 sites(Site of Community Importance / Special Areas of Conservation):1. Ostoja na Zatoka Pomorska (PLH990002) - the area that is located on Pomeranian Bay;2. Ujscie Odry i Zalew Szczecinski (PLH320018) - the area that is located on The Szczecin Lagoon and The Kamien Lagoon features benthic habitat biotope marine PL004001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 302 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.59957344352679 54.45043061983109 14.196297306571495 14.805862525460102 text/html application/xml text/html pl004002 Distribution of habitats 1130, 1150 and 1160. Surveys carried out for the marine Natura 2000 sites' protection plans in the Gulf of Gdansk features benthic habitat biotope marine PL004002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 329 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.21837988563227 54.78878377269538 18.39377748112727 19.804243396500173 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004028 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, April 2021) : 60% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004028 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4930 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.57631717700009 47.87934977800007 -4.143758025999942 -3.803295941999975 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004034 Seabed habitat map performed by CREOCEAN, LIENSs, GEOTRANSFERT, RE NATURE ENVIRONNEMENT, IODDE, UMR EPOC, BIOLITTORAL, IMA, and CENTRE DE LA MER COTE BASQUE within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB) features benthic habitat biotope marine FR004034 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 24163 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 45.022434483000055 46.500415769000014 -2.8333299999999295 -0.5964171399999716 text/html application/xml text/plain pt004001 This map shows marine habitat (Habitat Directive classification)in the Ria Formosa coastal lagoon. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External PT004001 17768 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.050939767271663 -7.517960127523051 36.961757401539934 37.16419456827586 text/html application/xml text/html fr004045 Seabed habitat map performed by LEMAR and Ifremer within the framework of Natura 2000 and Rebent project features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004045 9653 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.9720485319999206 -3.774964511999942 48.60075046400006 48.775514859000054 text/html application/xml text/html gb001132 Annex I habitat map created from data collected on the CEND 11/08 survey to Solan Bank - subsequently translated to EUNIS. Sublittoral sediments defined using acoustic and groundtruth data. Survey Techniques: Kongsberg EM3000D multi beam echosounder; Benthos SIS 1624 towed sidescan sonar; 0.1m2 Hamon grab; Rock dredge; Camera sledge; Drop frame video camera. See JNCC report 430, 2010 for more information. Orthorectified aerial photography used was flown to a scale of 1:5000. Photography was flown at low tide on a spring tide between the months of April and September to ensure maximum vegetation coverage. As a result of this and due to adverse weather conditions over some of the key tidal windows the whole project area was not captured in one block, but flown in stages between 2006 and 2009. Although ground-truthing was undertaken to support and validate the habitat map, not all areas were ground-truthed. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001132 5555439 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 58.82899060073566 59.2490475050384 -5.288522315252569 -4.81724044179292 text/html application/xml text/html gb001133 The aim of the survey was to map the seabed environment around North Rona. The survey will form the baseline for future management of the area to determine the scope and nature of any appropriate assessment. The survey area encompasses the seabed all around North Rona. In order to record and characterise the habitats around North Rona, Seastar Survey Ltd. undertook an acoustic and a ground-truthing survey (video/still photography survey) in 2009. The aim of the acoustic element of the survey was to identify different backscatter returns and describe as well as delineate the extent of the various seabed habitat types occurring around North Rona. A digital sidescan sonar mosaic, in conjunction with single beam echo sounder derived bathymetry, provided the initial broadview to map the substrata present throughout the survey area as well as allowing the identification of any features of interest. The aim of the ground-truthing element of the survey was to provide a description of the richness and diversity of the habitats on both rocky reef and the softer sediments. The biotope distribution and species composition was developed through interpretation of drop-down video footage and digital still photography, taken after evaluation of the sidescan mosaic. The results of all elements of the survey were used to create a Geographical Information System (GIS) which enabled a high level of processing, interpretation and display of the sidescan sonar mosaic, bathymetry, substrata types, biotopes and the digital photography. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001133 183273 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 59.11096071656384 59.14022918762698 -5.85524941103141 -5.799958120370897 text/html application/xml text/html gb001134 Data collected aboard the MV Franklin in July 2009: Acoustics (Multibeam echosounder), Drop camera/towed video (10 sites). The original survey plan (Stewart 2009) for the Anton Dohrn Seamount AoS involved a combination of radial transects on the top of Anton Dohrn and a suite of transects parallel to the flanks of the seamount both at the top of the flank and a level near the base the flank tohighlight the lower level of possible rock or hard substrate. The survey plan was subsequently modified to provide an area of multibeam coverage over two areas on the flanks of the seamount. The areas selected were on the south-eastern flank and the northwestern flank (Figure 5) and included diverse morphological features noted during the SEA 7 2005 survey (Jacobs 2006). The areas would provide a contrast between the south-eastern area primarily subject to southern water masses and the north-western area occasionally influenced by ÔÇÿcolderÔÇÖ NSDW waters spilling over the Wyville Thomson Ridge. The two case study areas also differ in the height of the cliff surrounding the seamount. In the northwestern area the break in slope is at around 845m below sea level with the cliff descending to the moat at around 2195m depth, the slope levels off below 1700m at the foot of the cliff. The south-eastern area shows a subtle break in slope at around 875m below sea level and a major break in slope at around 1100m below sea level before the cliff descends towards the centre of the moat at around 2300m water depth. The range of morphological features observed on the lower slopes of also differed. Both the original biotope map showign Annex I habitats and a translated EUNIS version are available. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001134 58909637 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 57.15965950668094 58.111636579764436 -11.626113262716833 -10.507348183771615 text/html application/xml text/html gb001233 This dataset includes the findings from the seabed survey of the Braemar Pockmarks and Scanner Pockmark Sites of Community Importance (SCI), as defined in the European Commission Habitats Directive 92/43/EEC. The pockmark features present within both of the SCIs are a series of crater-like depressions on the seafloor, and can include the Directives Annex I habitat Submarine structures made by leaking gases. These structures consist of large blocks, pavements, slabs and smaller fragments of carbonate rock, including methane-derived authigenic carbonate (MDAC). features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001233 2644689 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 58.95709087400008 59.022169659000035 1.4160206070000638 1.5336646640000708 text/html application/xml text/html gb000371 SNH commissioned the BioMar project to map the distribution of biotopes and lifeforms in the Sound of Arisaig pSAC, and in addition, undertake further detailed studies of the maerl beds within the site. Video and grab samples were collected, and 12 sites surveyed in detail by diving to collect samples for maerl analysis and characterisation of the biotopes associated with the maerl. 23 biotopes were identified from the video samples and by the MNCR sealochs survey. A map of the predicted biotope distribution based on the acoustic characteristics of the sea bed was prepared for the survey area. This map is available in the Annex I and EUNIS 2007-11 classification systems. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000371 17734839 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 56.75277815778581 56.86160986070654 -5.975018538274865 -5.706329408075714 text/html application/xml text/html gb001324 A survey by JNCC in partnership with Cefas to Wight Barfleur Reef Special Area of Conservation. Located in the central English Channel, Wight Barfleur Reef is characterised by a series of well-defined exposed bedrock ridges, up to 5 m high, together with areas of flat, smooth mudstone and sandstone with overlying coarse sediment (gravels, cobbles and boulders), which in places forms stony reef, which has been designated to protect the EU Habitats Directive (1992) Annex I habitat feature Reefs. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001324 49599752 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.13130353800006 50.42157186800006 -2.0238227539999802 -0.9603060159999471 text/html application/xml text/html se004001 This dataset provides a map of Natura 2000 habitats 1130 and 1140 in Sweden. The data were collected for the Swedish Natura 2000 reporting. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External SE004001 38027 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 55.34102988900003 65.90718041400004 10.990679958000044 24.153642742000045 text/html application/xml text/html fr004059 Map of the intertidal habitats in Treompan in the Natura 2000 site FR5300017 - Abers, Côtes des Légendes features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004059 1939 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.566908029000054 48.583721525000044 -4.695207921999951 -4.623487894999926 text/html application/xml text/html fr004060 Map of the intertidal habitats in the Natura 2000 site FR5300017 - Aber Benoit, Aber Wrac'h features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004060 7436 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.566897045000054 48.641891769000054 -4.705070103999957 -4.5384954769999695 text/html application/xml text/html fr004061 The map of habitats present in intertidal zones of the Natura 2000 site FR5300016 Anse de Goulven, Dunes de Keremme was produced in November 2005 by the consultancy firm Télédétection et Biologie Marine (TBM) at the request of the DIREN Bretagne within the framework of the European Natura 2000 network. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004061 27350 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.63324855900003 48.68018099200002 -4.320742000999928 -4.194890210999972 text/html application/xml text/html fr004062 The map of intertidal and subtidal habitats of the Natura 2000 site FR5300023 Archipel des Glénan was produced in February 2005 by the consultancy firm Télédétection et Biologie Marine (TBM) at the request of the DIREN Bretagne within the framework of the European Natura 2000 network. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004062 35578 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.68112214000007 47.78609875100005 -4.07786184899993 -3.931594457999949 text/html application/xml text/html fr004063 The map of intertidal and subtidal habitats (up to the 20m isobath) of the Natura 2000 site FR5300032 Belle-île en mer was produced in May 2006 by the consultancy firm Télédétection et Biologie Marine (TBM) at the request of the DIREN Bretagne as part of the European Natura 2000 network. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004063 33235 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.266682205000045 47.39731326700006 -3.2949738099999304 -3.026297807999924 text/html application/xml text/html fr004064 The map of intertidal habitats of the Natura 2000 site FR5300049 Dunes et Etangs de Trévignon was produced in 2004 by the consultancy firm Télédétection et Biologie Marine (TBM) at the request of the DIREN Bretagne as part of the European Natura 2000 network. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004064 14795 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.77032967700007 47.84858164500009 -3.9169220959999502 -3.8376305019999677 text/html application/xml text/html fr004066 The map of intertidal habitats of the Natura 2000 site FR5300029 Golfe du Morbihan was produced in September 2002 by the consultancy firm Télédétection et Biologie Marine (TBM) at the request of the DIREN Bretagne as part of the European Natura 2000 network. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004066 149376 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.45474300800002 47.668605495000065 -3.009307092999961 -2.683860070999969 text/html application/xml text/html fr004067 The map concerns the marine habitats present in the intertidal zone of the Natura 2000 site FR5300043 - Guisseny. It includes the habitat map complemented by the schorres map. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004067 883 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.62521847700001 48.645744233000066 -4.471954064999977 -4.397035382999945 text/html application/xml text/html fr004068 The map of intertidal habitats in Plouharnel Bay covers part of the Natura 2000 site FR5300027 - Massif dunaire G├óvres - Quiberon, associated wetlands. It includes the habitat map complemented by the schorres map. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004068 12011 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.543786012000055 47.599260284000074 -3.1339062649999505 -3.0913811979999646 text/html application/xml text/html fr004069 The map of the intertidal habitats of the Natura 2000 FR5300010 site concerns soft bottoms and hermella reefs. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004069 4554 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.61289018400002 48.835261578000036 -1.8721953539999274 -1.4960555109999516 text/html application/xml text/html fr004070 The map concerns the marine habitats present on the foreshore and in the near infralittoral of the Natura 2000 site FR5300045 - Pointe de Corsen. It includes the Ria of Le Conquet and the entire coastline from the Kermorvan Peninsula to S├®gal Island. It includes the habitat map complemented by the schorres map. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004070 1659 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.35912140700003 48.44069045600001 -4.796940864999954 -4.7501066969999775 text/html application/xml text/html fr004071 The digital map of intertidal habitats of the Natura 2000 site FR5300019 - Presqu'île de Crozon is a multi-source product of the Agence des aires marinesprotégées (2000-2009). features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004071 4073 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.165040669000064 48.34403349200004 -4.63447257699994 -4.367066879999925 text/html application/xml text/html fr004072 The map of intertidal habitats of the Natura 2000 site FR5300046 - Rade de Brest, estuary of the Aulne was producted by the laboratory of Marine Environmental Sciences (LEMAR) of the European University institute of the Sea (IUEM) by A. Larzillière under the scientific direction of C. Hily and the request of the DIREN Bretagne in the framework of the European Natura 2000 network. It is the first application of the speficiations for the mapping of coastal Natura 2000 sites (BAJJOUK, T., 2009) and the first implementation of the new typology proposals for mapping coastal habitats in the Brittany region (GUILLAUMONT B., et al, 2008) . It includes the habitats map complemented by the schorres map. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004072 4897 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.24896072800004 48.36215888800005 -4.464158739999959 -4.1810146009999585 text/html application/xml text/html fr004073 The map of intertidal habitats of the Natura2000 site FR5300030 Rivière de Penerf was carried out in September 2002 by the remote sensing and marine biology consultancy (TBM) at the request of the DIREN Bretagne in the framework of the European network Natura 2000. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004073 21605 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.459071610000066 47.56228727400003 -2.7490463839999393 -2.5433148049999654 text/html application/xml text/html fr004074 The map of intertidal habitats of the Natura 2000 site FR5300059 - Rivière Laïta was produced in November 2005 by the consultancy firm Télédétection et Biologie Marine (TBM) at the request of the DIREN Bretagne within the framework of the European Natura 2000 network. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004074 2689 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.759039765000054 47.846491945000004 -3.551485151999941 -3.516562138999973 text/html application/xml text/html fr004075 The map of the intertidal habitats of the Natura 2000 FR5300010 site was produced in november 2005 by the consultancy firm Télédétection et Biologie Marine (TBM) at the request of the DIREN Bretagne in the framework of the Natura 2000 network. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004075 6753 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.70390738700005 47.75324974000003 -3.1931574909999654 -3.103352847999929 text/html application/xml text/html fr004076 The map of intertidal habitats of the Natura 2000 site FR5300048 Marais de Mousterlin was produced in april 2007 by the consultancy firm Télédétection et Biologie Marine (TBM) at the request of the DIREN Bretagne in the framework of Natura 2000 network. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004076 12333 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.835595398000066 47.87372565400005 -4.090590909999947 -3.9725248369999795 text/html application/xml text/html fr004077 The map of the Natura 2000 site FR5300009 covers the Côte de Granit Rose, the Millau to Tomé Islands, and the Archipel des septs îles. It covers the intertidal domain and, with the exception of Tomé Island, the subtidal domain. It was produced in February by the consultancy firm Télédétection et Biologie Marine (TBM) at the request of the DIREN Bretagne as part of the European Natura 2000 network. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004077 67544 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.762644551000044 48.90590381700009 -3.6207699999999363 -3.401398718999928 text/html application/xml text/html fr004078 The map of the intertidal habitats of the Natura 2000 FR5300010 site was produced within the framework of the European Natura 2000 network at the request of the DREAL Bretagne. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004078 33353 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.710023424000035 48.91203178900001 -3.422680398999944 -2.9273366069999724 text/html application/xml text/html fr004053 Map of the seabed habitats in the Natura 2000 site of the Archipel des Glénan produced by Touria BAJJOUK, Anouar HAMDI and Julie DUCHENE by harmonising and merging several cartographic data carried out between 1998 and 2010 features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004053 17313 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.56085366800017 47.87934977900016 -4.157017815999893 -3.7934641199998964 text/html application/xml text/html fr004055 Summary map of the seabed habitats in the Natura 2000 site FR5300010 from Trestel to Paimpol, Estuaries of Trieux and Jaudy and Archipelago of Bréhat. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004055 53900 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.67438350500005 49.00867694600001 -3.422681047999845 -2.729667923999955 text/html application/xml text/html gr000016 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR000016 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 309 151 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.39716484418225 23.411817699727095 39.14351429544845 39.15202946059116 text/html application/xml text/html fr004065 The map of intertidal and subtidal habitats of the Natura 2000 site FR5300034 Estuaire de la Vilaine was produced in february 2008 by the consultancy firm Télédétection et Biologie Maine (TBM) at the request of the DIREN Bretagne as part of the Natura 2000 network. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004065 13445 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.430703372000046 47.537169106000064 -2.5720039609999503 -2.418667868999933 text/html application/xml text/html gb001240 This dataset contains the findings from the analyses of data gathered during a seabed survey of Scanner Pockmark SCI. The pockmark and unit pockmark features present are a series of crater-like depressions on the seafloor. These structures consist of large blocks, pavements, slabs and smaller fragments of carbonate rock, including methane-derived authigenic carbonate (MDAC). The features are classified as the Directives Annex I habitat Submarine structures made by leaking gases even in the absence of MDAC as the qualifying feature has been recorded in the past, and the presence of leaking gases is inferred from high reflectance backscatter data. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001240 1824850 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 58.24466922900005 58.333641084000085 0.9543569630000661 0.9861824260000276 text/html application/xml text/html de005001 The dataset provides full-coverage maps of the habitats and biotopes in the German Baltic Sea at a resolution of 1 x 1 km for the entire region and at 50 x 50 m resolution in specific areas. We combined geological and biological surveys to map the seabed and collected extensive data to classify different habitats and their associated benthic communities. Using newly established national guidelines and predictive habitat modelling, we produced highly accurate maps. For upload to EMODnet four separate maps were made: - Broad Habitat Types according to the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). - Annex I Habitat types - Habitat types classified according to the Baltic Sea-wide HELCOM underwater biotope and habitat classification (HUB) - other habitat types, OHTs for German marine waters include biotope types according to S30 of the German Federal Nature Conservation Act (BNatSchG), according to the European Habitats Directive (92/43/EEC), as well as the Baltic Sea-wide HELCOM Red List types features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DE005001 1992 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.419315470000072 14.74799230800005 53.69363320000007 55.02076150400007 text/html application/xml text/html gb100233 This map comes from a report which describes the results from an interdisciplinary field survey aimed at identifying the location, extent and condition of Annex I habitat features in the Isles of Scilly Special Area of Conservation (SAC). One of the qualifying marine features for SAC designation is the Annex 1 reef habitat, and this report describes results a field survey (combining new acoustic sidescan and multibeam data together with ground-truthing video and stills) to determine the presence, extent and quality of Annex 1 reef. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100233 513 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.850419117000044 50.00932946600004 -6.473643931999958 -6.222820661999947 text/html application/xml text/html gb000026 In response to comments received from the Marine Management Organisation (MMO), Westermost Rough Limited commissioned Fugro EMU Limited, to provide technical advice concerning impacts of the Westermost Rough Offshore Wind Farm proposals on potential Annex I geogenic reef. Following initial identification from geophysical and seabed video data sets, geogenic reefs at Westermost Rough were assessed in terms of their resemblance to established Annex I geogenic reef criteria. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000026 480 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.76659019400005 53.83913372400008 -0.0085749999999507 0.2097124750000603 text/html application/xml fr005012 This is a map of marine natural national french park « Calanques » and also a Natura 2000 site FR9301602 in Mediterranean sea, realized during a mapping program call Cartham by GIS Posidonie. The aim of Cartham was to map all the marine protected areas between 2010 and 2012, to produce data, redact documents to manage these areas (DOCOB), and support european politicals on marine ecosystem. The typology used is Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005012 505 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.155525031954696 43.28237937350935 5.252049978024103 5.624970927266531 text/html application/xml fr005011 This is a map of marine natural french park of « Golfe du Lion » in Mediterranean sea, made during a mapping program call Cartham. The aim of Cartham was to map all the marine protected areas between 2010 and 2012, to produce data, redact documents to manage these areas (DOCOB), and support european politicals on marine ecosystem. The typology used is habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005011 514 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 42.43473174357517 42.96029337274104 3.0344249736336906 3.1820301173960384 text/html application/xml cy005001 The map consists of cells measuring 100x100 meters and provides the distribution of important marine habitats of conservation importance, such as Posidonia oceanica meadows (Habitats 1120), Cymodocea nodosa meadows (Habitats 1110), and reefs (Habitats 1170), in the coastal waters of Cyprus under the European Habitats Directive (92/43/EEC). The source of the data is the Department of Fisheries and Marine Research (DFMR), within the projects 'Mapping and evaluation of Posidonia meadows and other important marine habitats under the European Habitats Directive (92/43/EEC)’ (0-50 m, data created 09/2022 at 1:10000 scale), ‘Cyprus shelf seabed mapping’ (50-250 m, data created 04/2019 at 1:20000 scale) and ‘Mapping coralligenous formations and maerl beds using mb data’ (50-250 m, data created 10/2023 at 1:20000 scale) features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External CY005001 521 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 34.51980705500005 35.207406967000026 32.226707420000025 34.12252635500005 text/html application/xml fr005021 This is a map of marine natural reserve "Côte Bleue" (Blue Coast), also a Natura 2000 site FR9301999 in Mediterranean sea, realized during a mapping program call Cartham by GIS Posidonie. The aim of Cartham was to map all the marine protected areas between 2010 and 2012, to produce data, redact documents to manage these areas (DOCOB), and support european policies on marine ecosystem. The typology used is Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005021 515 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.31930243813218 43.355634887428614 5.011724960556018 5.2844005382735135 text/html application/xml text/html fr005036 This is a map of French marine Natura 2000 sites FR5202013 "Plateaux rocheux de l'ile d'Yeu" and FR5200654 "Côtes rocheuses, dunes, landes et marais de l'ile d'Yeu" realized in 2017 by SARL-TBM. There are also seagrass beds data of Zostera marina. The typology finally used for this dataset is Habitats Directive Annex 1. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005036 568 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 46.690743970552305 46.754249808353634 -2.5152837170889173 -2.28062427771758 text/html application/xml text/html fr005037 This is a map of external marine Natura 2000 sites 'Estuaire de la Loire' realized in 2013 by SARL-TBM and revised in 2018 by the French Office of Biodiversity as part of the ‘analyse and risk on fisheries 2017/2018’ programme on marine habitats along the French Atlantic coast. Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005037 549 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 46.91666111387232 47.2688468731946 -2.484820469361017 -2.0879540287660605 text/html application/xml text/html fr005039 This is a map of French marine Natura 2000 site FR5202010 'Plateau du Four' in the Atlantic sea, revised by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2016. Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005039 514 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.24447992247537 47.3080948891624 -2.6859690764931363 -2.607308055312962 text/html application/xml text/html dk005001 This map shows habitat directive Annex I habitats near Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. The data were collected for mapping marine protected areas. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DK005001 11 dk005001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 15.074386419336008 15.355316934918335 55.12754394409178 55.30035051836842 text/html application/xml text/html dk005002 This map shows habitat directive Annex I habitats near Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. The data were collected for mapping marine protected areas. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DK005002 520 dk005002 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.371316994408414 14.670006408528895 55.22110896793052 55.35789720950396 text/html application/xml text/html fr005046 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 sites FR5300010 « Tregor Goëlo » and FR5300009 « Côte de Granit rose-Sept îles » in the Channel sea, realized in the project CARTHAM, managed by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2016. Several typologies were initaly used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. Polygons in EUNIS 2012 have been transformed in EUNIS 2022 classification, except some polygons which stay in EUNIS 2012 classification. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005046 7282557 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.311885405999931 -2.891593177999937 48.79868677500007 48.94151933500006 text/html application/xml text/html fr005048 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 sites FR5300023 « Glénan archipelago » in the Atlantic sea, realized in the project CARTHAM, revised by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2016. Several typologies were initaly used: EUNIS 2012, Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats and an undefined typology. Polygons in EUNIS 2012 have been transformed in EUNIS 2022 classification. This map use Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats classification. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005048 4505 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.00575222799995 -3.9908881699999483 47.71548823100005 47.71735414100004 text/html application/xml text/html fr005051 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 sites FR5300018 « Ouessant-Molène archieplagos » and FR5300045 « Pointe de Corsen-Le Conquet » in the Atlantic sea realized by the engineering office TBM in 2020, managed by the french marine park of Iroise. The typology used is Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005051 11585090 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.023467396999934 -4.756558356999961 48.30295251900009 48.51933533200008 text/html application/xml text/html fr005054 This map show the hermelles reef in the west coast of the Cotentin region (France) in the Channel sea. This map has been transformed in Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats classification. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005054 732074 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.6666499999999473 -1.5469489999999269 48.72656600000005 49.247229000000054 text/html application/xml text/html fr005056 This map show the seagrass beds habitat in Brest’s bay (Natura 2000 sites FR5300046 « Rade de Brest, estuaire de l’Aulne » and FR5300019 « Presqu'île de Crozon ») and Goulven’s bay (Natura 2000 site FR5300016 « Anse de Goulven, dunes de Keremma »), in Brittany region - France - in Atlantic and Channel seas, realized by the engineering office TBM in 2021, managed by the french Office of Biodiversity. This map has been transformed in Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats classification. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005056 164335 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.566355626860476 -4.292018975185218 48.27596985267193 48.38753830688517 text/html application/xml text/html fr005058 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 site FR5300033 « Islands of Houat and Hoëdic » in the Atlantic sea, realized in the project CARTHAM, managed by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2016. Several typologies were initaly used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. This map used Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats classification. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005058 11936 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.9591295355931226 -2.8332325782057874 47.34617554408127 47.42055338340032 text/html application/xml text/html fr005038 This is a map of french marine park of "Estuaire de la Gironde et des Pertuis charentais" in the Atlantic sea revised in 2016 by the French Office of Biodiversity. This dataset is a group of various datasets. Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005038 1034 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.4120074999999999 -0.9748139 45.567998300000006 46.241064699999995 text/html application/xml text/html fr005061 This dataset is a mapping of the maerl areas in the Natura 2000 site FR5300031 "Ile de Groix", realized by Bio-Littoral in 2019. The classification system initially used is Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005061 7 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.4375371 -3.3623035999999997 47.6463329 47.6790844 text/html application/xml text/html Habitat maps collated by EMODnet Seabed Habitats in the Barcelona Convention classification system. Ownership of the individual maps is retained by the original owners, for more information please see the individual metadata record tied to the map, which can be seen in the query response. This service is configured for viewing individual maps. For download access to relevant maps, please use the emodnet_open_maplibrary WFS service endpoint https://ows.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/emodnet_open_maplibrary/wfs? Maps have been standardised to the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Translated Habitat Data Exchange format, for more information see: https://www.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/contribute-data/data-exchange-format/ features habitat benthic biotope ocean barcelonaconvention marine EPSG:3857 17.72333317300006 17.92643637100001 40.16566650699999 40.29484667900006 text/html application/xml it004009 Seabed habitat distribution of the Porto Cesareo Marine Protected Area. Map shows the Posidonia and Coralligenous bed occurrences as well as other infralittoral and circalittoral seabed habitats. The map is coherent with the synoptic Posidonia and Coralligenous (biogenic habitat distribution) along the whole Apulian coasts provided by the Biomap project (IT003004 map already present in the EMODnet seabed habitat portal). Cartography was constructed using acoustic survey, seismic profiles (Chirp / Sub-bottom profiler and ground thruthing data acquisition aimed to map all the habitats with particular attention to those where bioconstrucions occurs. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT004009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 49608 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 40.16566650699999 40.29484667900006 17.723333173000057 17.92643637100001 text/html application/xml text/plain it004020 Data were collected in the framework for the stablishment of the Capo Milazzo AMP. The study was founded by MATTM. The map was constructed by using acustic data, direct observations by ROV and satellite images. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IT004020 2291 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 15.212910979000084 15.260248091000042 38.23916607000008 38.28458474200005 text/html application/xml text/html Essential Fish habitat maps collated by EMODnet Seabed Habitats. Ownership of the individual maps is retained by the original owners, for more information please see the individual metadata record tied to the map, which can be seen in the query response. This service is configured for viewing individual maps. For download access to relevant maps, please use the emodnet_open_maplibrary WFS service endpoint for vector maps https://ows.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/emodnet_open_maplibrary/wfs? or the emodnet_open_maplibrary WCS service endpoint for vector maps https://ows.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/emodnet_open_maplibrary/wcs? Maps have been standardised to the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Essential Fish Habitat Data Exchange format, for more information see: https://www.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/contribute-data/essential-fish-habitat-map-submission-process/ features fish marine ocean EPSG:3857 -14.788729865191096 56.020044000430325 -10.64136200025605 66.43021267515824 application/xml text/html it004022 Data derives from the Fortibuoni's article, published on April 2010. This study investigates the bathymetric and spatial distribution of young-of-the-year and mature females of the deep-water rose shrimp, Parapenaeus longirostris, in the Strait of Sicily (Central Mediterranean Sea) in order to describe the species nursery areas. Data were obtained from trawl surveys carried out yearly in spring and autumn from 1994 to 2004, and nursery and spawning areas were inferred by means of GIS techniques. For more informations refer to https://academic.oup.com/jcb/article/30/2/167/2419224 features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT004022 93 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 13.209000775000039 15.519532364000007 36.11711304800003 37.38701866200008 text/html application/xml text/html it004023 Data derives from Sergio Ragonese's article, published on July 2017. Aim of this paper is to establish discrete (well delimited and not diffuse) nurseries of the Parapenaeus longirostris in the Mediterranean Sea. Data were collected from available pre-reviewed journal and grey literature concerning nurseries of the Mediterranean demersal fish and shellfish stock, in order to select those cases in which discrete areas of hight, stable and persistant concentration of undersize fish were individuated.For more informations refer to https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318394922_Discrete_nurseries_closureas_a_management_tool_for_demersal_fisheries_the_case_of_the_Mediterranean_Sea features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT004023 429 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.74407562400006 19.45309031200006 35.14139313800012 44.288702639000064 text/html application/xml text/html it004024 Data derives from Sergio Ragonese's article, published on July 2017. Aim of this paper is to establish discrete (well delimited and not diffuse) nurseries of the Merluccius merluccius in the Mediterranean Sea. Data were collected from available pre-reviewed journal and grey literature concerning nurseries of the Mediterranean demersal fish and shellfish stock, in order to select those cases in which discrete areas of hight, stable and persistant concentration of undersize fish were individuated.For more informations refer to https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318394922_Discrete_nurseries_closureas_a_management_tool_for_demersal_fisheries_the_case_of_the_Mediterranean_Sea features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT004024 334 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.751136419000035 19.413769174999995 34.91009746600003 44.367573767000046 text/html application/xml text/html it004025 Data derives from Sergio Ragonese's article, published on July 2017. Aim of this paper is to establish discrete (well delimited and not diffuse) nurseries of the Mullus barbatusin the Mediterranean Sea. Data were collected from available pre-reviewed journal and grey literature concerning nurseries of the Mediterranean demersal fish and shellfish stock, in order to select those cases in which discrete areas of hight, stable and persistant concentration of undersize fish were individuated.For more informations refer to https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318394922_Discrete_nurseries_closureas_a_management_tool_for_demersal_fisheries_the_case_of_the_Mediterranean_Sea features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT004025 475 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.809595124000053 19.475391664000043 35.909421887000086 45.68677034200001 text/html application/xml text/html it004026 Data derives from Sergio Ragonese's article, published on July 2017. Aim of this paper is to establish discrete (well delimited and not diffuse) nurseries of the Eledone cirrhosa in the Mediterranean Sea. Data were collected from available pre-reviewed journal and grey literature concerning nurseries of the Mediterranean demersal fish and shellfish stock, in order to select those cases in which discrete areas of hight, stable and persistant concentration of undersize fish were individuated.For more informations refer to https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318394922_Discrete_nurseries_closureas_a_management_tool_for_demersal_fisheries_the_case_of_the_Mediterranean_Sea features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT004026 181 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.793045965000034 19.423295824000025 36.627005213000054 44.368793797000095 text/html application/xml text/html it004027 Data derives from the Fortibuoni's article, published on April 2010. This study investigates the bathymetric and spatial distribution of young-of-the-year and mature females of the deep-water rose shrimp, Parapenaeus longirostris, in the Strait of Sicily (Central Mediterranean Sea) in order to describe the species spawning areas. Data were obtained from trawl surveys carried out yearly in spring and autumn from 1994 to 2004, and nursery and spawning areas were inferred by means of GIS techniques. For more informations refer to https://academic.oup.com/jcb/article/30/2/167/2419224 features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT004027 134 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 12.583176359000017 15.522389843000074 35.74950397600002 37.419788228000066 text/html application/xml text/html PT004002 This Persistence index of juveniles of Merluccius merluccius in the Portuguese continental coast was calculated following Colloca et al. (2015) for project Minouw. Using data from PT-IBTS (2002-2011), geostatistical methods were performed for each year. Density hot spots were outlined on the annual maps using Hot Spot Analysis (Getis-Ord Gi*) and persistente zone of undersized indivuduals was calculated for the overlapped years. More information on Technical report: Science, Technology, and Society Initiative to Minimize Unwanted Catches in European Fisheries WP1. Ecological, socioeconomic and technical characteristics of discarding fisheries Deliverable 1.2 GIS maps (juveniles) Responsible beneficiary: 1 -CSIC Contractual due date: month 24 Dissemination level: PUBLIC Report Status: FINAL Actual submission PT004002 WCS GeoTIFF External Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models 21 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -10.0283 -7.4183 36.745000001 41.815000001 text/html application/xml text/html PT004003 This Persistence index of juveniles of Trachurus spp. in the Portuguese continental coast was calculated following Colloca et al. (2015) for project Minouw. Using data from PT-IBTS (2002-2011), geostatistical methods were performed for each year. Density hot spots were outlined on the annual maps using Hot Spot Analysis (Getis-Ord Gi*) and persistente zone of undersized indivuduals was calculated for the overlapped years. More information on Technical report: Science, Technology, and Society Initiative to Minimize Unwanted Catches in European Fisheries WP1. Ecological, socioeconomic and technical characteristics of discarding fisheries Deliverable 1.2 GIS maps (juveniles) Responsible beneficiary: 1 -CSIC Contractual due date: month 24 Dissemination level: PUBLIC Report Status: FINAL Actual submission PT004003 WCS GeoTIFF External Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models 19 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -10.01 -7.44 36.793300001 41.813300001 text/html application/xml text/html PT004004 This Persistence index of juveniles of Mullus spp. in the Portuguese continental coast was calculated following Colloca et al. (2015) for project Minouw. Using data from PT-IBTS (2002-2011), geostatistical methods were performed for each year. Density hot spots were outlined on the annual maps using Hot Spot Analysis (Getis-Ord Gi*) and persistente zone of undersized indivuduals was calculated for the overlapped years. More information on Technical report: Science, Technology, and Society Initiative to Minimize Unwanted Catches in European Fisheries WP1. Ecological, socioeconomic and technical characteristics of discarding fisheries Deliverable 1.2 GIS maps (juveniles) Responsible beneficiary: 1 -CSIC Contractual due date: month 24 Dissemination level: PUBLIC Report Status: FINAL Actual submission PT004004 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 13 EPSG:4258 CRS:84 -9.9733 -7.5533 36.83160003705442 41.43160004095315 text/html application/xml text/html PT004005 This Persistence index of juveniles of Parapenaeus longirostris. in the Portuguese continental coast was calculated following Colloca et al. (2015) for project Minouw. Using data from PT-IBTS (2002-2011), geostatistical methods were performed for each year. Density hot spots were outlined on the annual maps using Hot Spot Analysis (Getis-Ord Gi*) and persistente zone of undersized indivuduals was calculated for the overlapped years. More information on Technical report: Science, Technology, and Society Initiative to Minimize Unwanted Catches in European Fisheries WP1. Ecological, socioeconomic and technical characteristics of discarding fisheries Deliverable 1.2 GIS maps (juveniles) Responsible beneficiary: 1 -CSIC Contractual due date: month 24 Dissemination level: PUBLIC Report Status: FINAL Actual submission PT004005 WCS GeoTIFF External Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models 11 EPSG:4258 CRS:84 -10.028300000000002 -7.423299999999998 36.745000036956064 40.1750000401647 text/html application/xml text/html ie004012 This dataset shows the general distribution of Cod spawning grounds in Irish coastal waters, including the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004012 1501 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.3686816773176 54.62948031156717 -7.907607145153577 -3.0656989497466607 text/html application/xml ie004013 This dataset shows the general distribution of Cod nursery grounds in Irish coastal waters, including the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004013 975 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.5857439998857 56.02004400043033 -10.641362000256038 -2.984362000306021 text/html application/xml ie004014 This dataset shows the general distribution of Haddock spawning grounds in Irish coastal waters, including the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004014 7 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.666101334409039 -5.149112956797464 50.654741846858805 55.44249518800255 text/html application/xml text/html ie004015 This dataset shows the general distribution of Haddock nursery grounds in Irish coastal waters, including the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004015 141 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -11.148528657971186 -4.530617406368148 51.121472918740274 56.01461645698396 text/html application/xml text/html ie004016 This dataset shows the general distribution of Hake spawning grounds in Irish coastal waters, including the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004016 6 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -13.10297679804071 -8.881078230076183 48.99834882963482 56.01124771890717 text/html application/xml text/html ie004017 This dataset shows the general distribution of Hake nursery grounds in Irish coastal waters, including the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004017 64 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -12.14176515703637 -5.390223514003937 49.00301802785976 55.99724105503069 text/html application/xml text/html ie004018 This dataset shows the general distribution of Herring spawning grounds in Irish coastal waters. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004018 74 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.581974779712242 -6.6512754195249455 51.41384756111611 56.000989896066926 text/html application/xml text/html ie004019 This dataset shows the general distribution of Herring nursery grounds in Irish coastal waters. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004019 636 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.444071884609729 -6.826272883986345 51.48276443872794 55.448071639394676 text/html application/xml text/html ie004020 This dataset shows the general distribution of Megrim spawning grounds in Irish coastal waters, including the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004020 5 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -14.788729865191096 -7.52413978242498 49.00612927744425 56.007087921870124 text/html application/xml text/html ie004021 This dataset shows the general distribution of Megrim nursery grounds in Irish coastal waters, including the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004021 6 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -14.624476829641951 -6.089227231951153 49.02118541777282 55.99956031575603 text/html application/xml text/html ie004022 This dataset shows the general distribution of Whiting spawning grounds in Irish coastal waters, including the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004022 628 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.604261999891296 -3.4420620001611146 50.3235439996559 55.931843999800776 text/html application/xml text/html ie004023 This dataset shows the general distribution of Whiting nursery grounds in Irish coastal waters, including the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004023 383 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.678448954155815 -3.318348953641249 50.81284399985075 54.71984400010059 text/html application/xml text/html ie004024 This dataset shows the general distribution of Black-bellied Monkfish nursery grounds in Irish coastal waters, including the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004024 10 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -11.606215609562673 -7.9323475171241835 48.998601672229384 55.615636625330055 text/html application/xml text/html ie004025 This dataset shows the general distribution of White Monkfish nursery grounds in Irish coastal waters, including the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. Marine nursery areas are habitats that promote the survival of young commercially important fish species. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IE004025 410 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -14.628699679946243 -6.955099679806324 49.00613308337513 56.00713308312532 text/html application/xml text/html DK004008_EFH_Cod_Spawning grounds This dataset provides a map of cod spawning grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters. DK004008_EFH_Cod_Spawning grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 12 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004009_EFH_Cod_Feeding grounds This dataset provides a map of cod feeding grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters DK004009_EFH_Cod_Feeding grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 12 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004010_EFH_Cod_Nursery grounds This dataset provides a map of cod nursery grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters. DK004010_EFH_Cod_Nursery grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 12 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004011_EFH_Plaice_Spawning grounds This dataset provides a map of plaice spawning grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters DK004011_EFH_Plaice_Spawning grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 12 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004012_EFH_Plaice_Feeding grounds This dataset provides a map of plaice feeding grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters. DK004012_EFH_Plaice_Feeding grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 12 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004013_EFH_Plaice_Nursery grounds This dataset provides a map of plaice nursery grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters DK004013_EFH_Plaice_Nursery grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 12 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004014_EFH_Sole_Feeding grounds This dataset provides a map of sole feeding grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters. DK004014_EFH_Sole_Feeding grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 13 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004015_EFH_Sole_Nursery grounds This dataset provides a map of sole nursery grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters. DK004015_EFH_Sole_Nursery grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 13 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004016_EFH_Turbot_Feeding grounds This dataset provides a map of turbot feeding grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters. DK004016_EFH_Turbot_Feeding grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 12 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004017_EFH_Flounder_Spawning grounds This dataset provides a map of flounder spawning grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters. DK004017_EFH_Flounder_Spawning grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 12 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004018_EFH_Flounder_Feeding grounds This dataset provides a map of flounder feeding grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters. DK004018_EFH_Flounder_Feeding grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 13 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004019_EFH_Flounder_Nursery grounds This dataset provides a map of flounder nursery grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters. DK004019_EFH_Flounder_Nursery grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 12 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004020_EFH_Herring_Feeding grounds This dataset provides a map of herring feeding grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters. DK004020_EFH_Herring_Feeding grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 12 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004021_EFH_Herring_Nursery grounds This dataset provides a map of herring nursery grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters. DK004021_EFH_Herring_Nursery grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 12 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html DK004022_EFH_Sprat_Feeding grounds This dataset provides a map of sprat feeding grounds distribution in the Inner Danish Waters. DK004022_EFH_Sprat_Feeding grounds WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 12 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.52299411016039 13.572994110160304 54.12299411016062 57.9729941101604 text/html application/xml text/html fi004001 Essential fish habitat (EFH) map on Potential spawning areas for cod was prepared in PanBalticScope project (co-founded by the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund of the European Union) http://www.panbalticscope.eu/ Cod (Gadus morhua) is represented by three stocks in the Baltic Sea; Eastern Baltic, Western Baltic and Kattegat cod, which is reflected in the map. “Potential spawning areas” were initially delimitated based on Hüssy (2011). In addition, the Gdansk deep as delineated by Bagge et al. (1994) was included as it sometimes contributes to reproduction of Eastern Baltic cod (Hinrichsen et al. 2016). The Gotland basin has ceased to contribute to the reproduction of cod (Hinrichsen et al. 2016). These definitions were applied in the HOLAS II project (HELCOM 2018a) based on approval by all HELCOM Contracting Parties in a review process (there referred to as ‘occasional successful spawning’ and ‘successful spawning’). Following HELCOM (2018b) additional potential spawning areas were identified by environmental thresholds for egg development and survival based on salinity and oxygen conditions (Hinrichsen et al. 2016) during 2011-2016. Separate thresholds were used for Eastern Baltic, Western Baltic and Kattegat cod. Areas denoted “high probability spawning areas” correspond to where the initial delineations (Hüssy 2011, Bagge et al. 1994) achieve the environmental threshold values. Stocks: Kattegat cod: ICES subdivision 21, Western Baltic cod: ICES subdivisions 22-24 Eastern Baltic cod: ICES subdivisions 24 + 25-32 EFH type: Potential spawning areas Approach: Literature review combined with identification of environmental window for spawning based on: salinity and oxygen for Eastern Baltic cod, and on: salinity and depth for Western Baltic Cod and Kattegat cod Variables and thresholds: Eastern Baltic cod: Salinity > 11, Oxygen > 1.5 ml/L (annual average) Western Baltic cod and Kattegat cod: Salinity > 18, Depth >20 m Quality: The Arkona deep is functional for spawning of both the Eastern and the Western Baltic cod and in effect, the definition of the Arcona Basin as a high probability areas in the Arkona basin reflect the result for Eastern Baltic cod. The effective distribution of cod spawning areas is highly dependent on the prevailing hydrological regime, and the presence of spawning also depends on seasonally variable hydrographical conditions, such as temperature, salinity and oxygen. Seasonal differences lead to a progressive spawning season towards the east, typically starting in Kattegat and the Sound in January/February and ending in July/August in the Bornholm area. Fluctuations in temperature can delay the spawning season up to two months. It is difficult to collect egg samples to verify cod spawning, as cod eggs may drift in deep areas, and instead the level of ichthyoplankton is a main source for estimation of good environmental conditions for cod spawning. Modelling based on ichthyoplankton should be validated by comparison with distribution of running adults, to resolve the potential influence of prevailing current speed. The proposed delineations are also influenced by research on the maturity of adults and histology of gonads. The adult and juvenile cod are distributed far outside of the spawning areas depicted in the map. Attribute information: Raster value representing no spawning (0), potential spawning area (0.5) and high probability spawning area (1). References - Bagge, O, F Thurow, E Steffensen, and J Bay (1994) The Baltic cod. Dana 10:1-28 - HELCOM (2018a) State of the Baltic Sea - Second HELCOM holistic assessment 2011-2016. Baltic Sea Environment Proceedings 155 - HELCOM (2018b) Outcome of the regional expert workshop on essential fish habitats, organized by Pan Baltic Scope project and HELCOM (HELCOM Pan Baltic Scope EFH WS 1-2018) - Hüssy, K (2011) Review of western Baltic cod (Gadus morhua) recruitment dynamics. ICES Journal of Marine Science 68:1459-1471 - Hüssy, K, HH Hinrichsen, and B Huwer (2012) Hydrographic influence on the spawning habitat suitability of western Baltic cod (Gadus morhua). ICES Journal of Marine Science, doi:10.1093/icesjms/fss136 - Hinrichsen, HH, A Lehmann, C Petereit, A Nissling, D Ustups, U Bergström, and K. Hüssy (2016) Spawning areas of eastern Baltic cod revisited. Using hydrodynamic modelling to reveal spawning habitat suitability, egg survival probability, and connectivity patterns. Progress in Oceanography 143:13-25 SwAM (2019). Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management. Symphony Metadata March 2019.whttps://www.havochvatten.se/download/18.67e0eb431695d86393371d86/1552566811384/bilaga-1-symphony-metadata.zip FI004001 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External features essential fish habitat habitat marine raster 126 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.534827811467941 33.864448789011114 52.49756148621375 66.43021267515823 text/html application/xml text/html fi004002 Essential fish habitat (EFH) map on Potential spawning areas for Baltic flounder was prepared in PanBalticScope project (co-founded by the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund of the European Union) http://www.panbalticscope.eu/ Baltic flounder (Platichthys solemdali) is a key species in many coastal areas of the Baltic Sea. It is the only endemic fish species of the Baltic Sea. Baltic flounder spawns in shallow coastal areas and on offshore banks, with eggs developing on the sea floor. Successful spawning may be expected at salinities down to around 5-7 (Nissling et al. 2002). ‘‘Potential spawning areas’ were initially delineated by a species distribution model (Orio et al. 2017) developed based on years 1993-1997 to consider a period with relatively better oxygen conditions, but applied with more recent data (2011-2014). The area was further delineated to encompass only areas shallower than 30 m in order to represent the demersal spawning habitat. ‘High probability spawning areas’ were identified as the sub-section encompassing salinity > 6. It should be noted that flounders in the Baltic Sea were recently separated into two species, and that spawning areas of the European flounder (Platichthys flesus) are described separately. The two data layers do not overlap and can be combined to obtain a map on spawning areas for both flounder species taken together. Stocks: ICES identifies two stocks of Baltic flounder: ICES subdivisions 26, 28 (East of Gotland and Gulf of Gdansk), and 27, 29-32 (Northern Central Baltic Sea and Northern Baltic Sea). EFH Type: Spawning areas Approach: Species distribution modelling combined with identification of environmental salinity window and depth conditions for spawning, supplemented with additional information from monitoring in Estonian waters. Variables and thresholds: Depth < 30 m, Salinity > 6 Quality: The data layer is based on species distribution modelling focusing on mature flounder at the spawning stage and should be considered a rough estimation. The data layers on environmental variables are based on modelling. Other variables than those tested in the model may also be influential. The studies from which the thresholds values for environmental variables have been obtained are based on publications conducted before the separation of Baltic flounder from European flounder but have taken the specific characteristics of the separate spawning ecotypes into account. Attribute information: Raster value representing no spawning (0), potential spawning area (0.5) and high probability spawning area (1). References: - Momigliano, P, GP Denys, H Jokinen, and J Merilä (2018) Platichthys solemdali sp. nov. (Actinopterygii, Pleuronectiformes): a new flounder species from the Baltic Sea. Frontiers in Marine Science 5:225 - Nissling, A, L Westin, and O Hjerne (2002) Reproductive success in relation to salinity for three flatfish species, dab (Limanda limanda), plaice (Pleuronectes platessa), and flounder (Pleuronectes flesus), in the brackish water Baltic Sea. ICES Journal of Marine Science 59:93-108 - Orio, A, U Bergström, M Casini, M Erlandsson, R Eschbaum, K Hüssy, A Lehmann, L Ložys, D Ustups, and A-B Florin (2017a) Characterizing and predicting the distribution of Baltic Sea flounder (Platichthys flesus) during the spawning season. Journal of Sea Research 126:46-55 - Seifert, T, F Tauber, and B Kayser (2001) A high resolution spherical grid topography of the Baltic Sea -2nd edition. Baltic sea Science Congress, Stockholm 25-29 November 2001, Poster #147 FI004002 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External features essential fish habitat habitat marine raster 146 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.534827811467941 33.864448789011114 52.49756148621375 66.43021267515823 text/html application/xml text/html fi004003 Essential fish habitat (EFH) map on Potential spawning areas for European flounder was prepared in PanBalticScope project (co-founded by the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund of the European Union) http://www.panbalticscope.eu/ European flounder (Platichthys flesus) is a key species in many coastal areas of the Baltic Sea, mainly in the central and southern sub-basins. Adults feed in shallow, coastal areas during summer and move out to deeper areas in winter, where the spawning takes place in spring. European flounder spawns above the sea floor in deep water, in areas with sufficiently high salinity for fertilization and pelagic egg development. ‘Potential spawning areas’ were initially delineated by a species distribution model (Orio et al. 2017) developed based on years 1993-1997 to consider a period with relatively better oxygen conditions, but applied with more recent data (2011-2014). The area was further delineated to encompass only areas deeper than 30 m in order to represent pelagic spawning habitat. ‘High probability spawning areas’ were identified as the sub-section encompassing salinity > 10. It should be noted that flounders in the Baltic Sea were recently separated into two species, and that spawning areas of the Baltic flounder (Platichthys solemdali) are described separately. The two data layers do not overlap and can be combined to obtain a map on spawning areas for both flounder species taken together. Stock: ICES identifies two stocks of European flounder in the Baltic Sea: ICES subdivisions 22-23 (Belt Sea and the Sound), and 24-25 (West of Bornholm and Southern Central Baltic Sea). EFH type: Spawning areas Approach: Species distribution modelling combined with identification of environmental salinity window and depth conditions for spawning. Variables and thresholds: Depth > 30 m, Salinity > 10 Quality: The data layer is based on species distribution modelling focusing on mature flounder at the spawning stage and should be considered a rough estimation. The data layers on environmental variables are based on modelling. Other variables than those tested in the model may also be influential. The studies from which the thresholds values for environmental variables have been obtained are based on publications conducted before the separation of Baltic flounder from European flounder but have taken the specific characteristics of the separate spawning ecotypes into account. Note: the map on European flounder spawning areas is currently missing information for the western Baltic Sea including the Kattegat. Attribute information: Raster value representing no spawning (0), potential spawning area (0.5) and high probability spawning area (1). References: - Momigliano, P, GP Denys, H Jokinen, and J Merilä (2018) Platichthys solemdali sp. nov. (Actinopterygii, Pleuronectiformes): a new flounder species from the Baltic Sea. Frontiers in Marine Science 5:225 - Nissling, A, L Westin, and O Hjerne (2002) Reproductive success in relation to salinity for three flatfish species, dab (Limanda limanda), plaice (Pleuronectes platessa), and flounder (Pleuronectes flesus), in the brackish water Baltic Sea. ICES Journal of Marine Science 59:93-108 - Orio, A, U Bergström, M Casini, M Erlandsson, R Eschbaum, K Hüssy, A Lehmann, L Ložys, D Ustups, and A-B Florin (2017a) Characterizing and predicting the distribution of Baltic Sea flounder (Platichthys flesus) during the spawning season. Journal of Sea Research 126:46-55 - Seifert, T, F Tauber, and B Kayser (2001) A high resolution spherical grid topography of the Baltic Sea -2nd edition. Baltic sea Science Congress, Stockholm 25-29 November 2001, Poster #147 FI004003 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External features essential fish habitat habitat marine raster 126 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.534827811467937 33.864448789011114 52.497561486213776 66.43021267515824 text/html application/xml text/html fi004004 Essential fish habitat (EFH) map on Potential nursery areas for flounders was prepared in PanBalticScope project (co-founded by the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund of the European Union) http://www.panbalticscope.eu/ The two flounder species in the Baltic Sea (Platichthys flesus and P. solemdali) have different reproductive strategies, spawning in the pelagic and in shallow waters, respectively. However, they utilize the same type nursery habitat. For both species, young of the year are found on shallow bottoms from June to September, primarily on sandy substrates. Flounder nursery areas were predicted by a generalized additive model with flounder abundance as response variable and seven map-based predictor variables. The model was based on data from available surveys of juvenile flounder in the Baltic Sea, compiled within the Pan Baltic Scope project (see HELCOM 2018a). To represent the nursery season and the current situation, only results from surveys performed in June-September during 2004-2018 were used, resulting in totally 2,114 samples. All abundance estimates were harmonized to numbers of juvenile flounder per square meter. Values for the predictor variables were extracted for each sampling point in GIS. The following environmental variables were used: salinity, wave exposure, water depth, slope of the bottom, surface temperature, bottom currents, and distance to high probability spawning area for European flounder. Stock: Baltic flounder: ICES subdivisions 26, 28 (East of Gotland and Gulf of Gdansk), and 27, 29-32 (Northern Central Baltic Sea and Northern Baltic Sea). European flounder: ICES subdivisions 22-23 (Belt Sea and the Sound), and 24-25 (West of Bornholm and Southern Central Baltic Sea).). EFH type: Nursery areas Approach: Species distribution modelling Variables and thresholds: High probability nursery areas represent areas with a predicted abundance > 0.03 juvenile flounder/m² based on the applied data sets and model. Potential nursery areas represent predicted abundance levels between 0,0001 and 0,03 juvenile flounder/m². Areas with a predicted abundance < 0.0001 juvenile flounders/m² are defined as not being flounder nursery areas. Quality: Data on juvenile flounder abundances to support the spatial model is missing from Denmark, Germany, Poland and Russia. Predictions are uncertain in these areas, and especially along the south coast of the Baltic Sea. The mix of data from different years, months and gear types may have contributed to increasing the variability in the dataset, even though a relatively high deviance explained by the model (41%) shows that it has predictive power. The spatial resolution of the predictor variables varies between 200 m and 2 km, which gives coarse predictions locally even though values are representative at an overall regional scale. The prediction is limited by a lack of accurate spatial information on surface sediments. Sandy substrates are well known as important flounder nursery habitats. Unfortunately, the only available sediment map on a Baltic Sea wide scale was too inaccurate for shallow waters where juvenile flounder occurs and was therefore excluded from the model. The map on flounder nursery areas does not make assumptions on species identity in any area. Attribute information: Raster value representing no nursery area (0), potential nursery area (0.5) and high probability nursery area (1). -999 indicates No data. References HELCOM (2018a) Outcome of the regional expert workshop on essential fish habitats, organized by Pan Baltic Scope project and HELCOM (HELCOM Pan Baltic Scope EFH WS 1-2018) HELCOM (2018b) HELCOM Map and Data service. Layers: mean slope and bottom currents. https://maps.helcom.fi/website/mapservice/. Accessed March 2019 HELCOM (2020) Essential fish habitats in the Baltic Sea – identification of potential spawning, recruitment and nursery areas. Lehmann, A, W Krauß, and HH Hinrichsen (2002) Effects of remote and local atmospheric forcing on circulation and upwelling in the Baltic Sea. Tellus A 54:299-316 FI004004 WCS GeoTIFF External Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models features essential fish habitat habitat marine raster 142 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.534827811467941 33.864448789011114 52.49756148621375 66.43021267515823 text/html application/xml text/html fi004005 Essential fish habitat (EFH) map on Potential spawning areas for herring was prepared in PanBalticScope project (co-founded by the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund of the European Union) http://www.panbalticscope.eu/ Herring (Clupea harengus) is widely distributed in the Baltic Sea and is common in all sub-basins. Herring feeds in the pelagic, mainly on zooplankton, and is an important prey for cod, other fish, and marine mammals. In fisheries management, herring in the Baltic Sea is sub-divided into several stocks. Herring spawns in coastal areas or offshore shallows. It has demersal eggs, which are attached to the substrate. Spawning may occur both in spring and autumn, depending on population, but spring spawning dominates today. Spawning areas of herring were identified by main habitat associations, based on existing observations of herring spawning grounds in the Baltic Sea. ‘Potential spawning areas’ were delineated based on the distribution of any of the following: modelled photic zone, photic hard bottom, charophytes, Fucus spp, Furcellaria lumbricalis, and Zostera marina, several data layers were combined due to uncertainty in the coverage of some of them, ‘High probability’ spawning areas were identified as areas where the modelled photic zone overlaps with any of the other layers. The habitat variables were identified by other existing HELCOM data layers. Stock: Herring in ICES subdivisions 22-24 (spring spawning), subdivisions 25-27, 28.2, 29 and 32, subdivision 28.1 (Gulf of Riga), subdivisions 30-31. EFH type: Spawning areas Approach: Habitat associations combined with manual corrections to eastern Gulf of Finland (Neva inlet), Curonian lagoon, Szczechin lagoon, Vistula lagoon and German waters Variables and thresholds: Distribution of Photic zone, Photic hard bottom, Charophytes, Fucus spp., Furcellaria lumbricalis, Zostera marina. The resulting data layer was corrected by removing recruitment areas in eastern Gulf of Finland (Neva inlet), Curonian lagoon, Szczechin lagoon and enhancing that of the Vistula lagoon. Quality: The data layer is mainly developed based on main habitat associations as identified from scientific literature, not actual data on herring spawning. The delineations are based on other data layers (benthic and habitat-related ecosystem components) for which mapping is not exhaustive and sampling density may vary between countries. Underlying data layers on vegetation (Fucus, Furcellaria, charophytes, Zostera) are based on inventory data and species distribution models. Information on the distribution of Furcellaria is lacking from Russia. Herring preferably spawns in shallow areas. However, the layer does not include depth as a variable, as some known spawning areas offshore would not be included if the depth restriction is used. Due to constraints in the resolution of the underlying data layer, the map also identifies areas shallower than one meter as potential spawning areas of Baltic herring. However, spawning of Baltic herring does not usually occur in such shallow depth. The map represents potential spawning areas. In addition, behavioral components and hydrographic factors influence on the actual chose of spawning site at a certain occasion. Due to these constraints, the data layer on Baltic herring spawning habitats should be considered as a rough estimation. Attribute information: Raster value representing no spawning (0), potential spawning area (0.5) and high probability spawning area (1). References - Fey, DP (2001) Differences in temperature conditions and somatic growth rate of larval and early juvenile spring spawned herring from the Vistula Lagoon, Baltic Sea manifested in the otolith size to fish size relationship. Journal of Fish Biology 58: 1257–1273 - Fey, DP, AM Lejk, P Margonski, L Szymanek, I Psuty, T Nermer, F Lempe, HV Strehlow, P Polte, D Moll, N Stybel, A Hiller, and M van Laak (2014a) Herring. An analysis of spawning ground management, ecological conditions and human impacts in Greifswald Bay, Vistula Lagoon and Hanö Bight. NMFRI, Gdynia, 177 pp. - Fey, D, A. Szkudlarek-Pawelczyk, and A. Wozniczka (2014b) Abundance and distribution of larval herring, Clupea harengus (Actinopterygii: Clupeiformes: Clupeidae) in the Pomeranian Bay, Baltic Sea as an indicator of spawning sites. Acta Ichthyologica et Piscatoria 44: 309–317 - HELCOM (2018a) HELCOM Map and Data service. Layers: mean slope and bottom currents. https://maps.helcom.fi/website/mapservice/. Accessed March 2019 - HELCOM (2018b) HELCOM Map and Data service. Layers: Seabed sediment polygon (BALANCE), Fucus distribution, Furcellaria lumbricalis distribution. https://maps.helcom.fi/website/mapservice/ Accessed 29 October 2018 - Kanstinger P, J Beher, G Grenzdörffer, C Hammer, KB Huebert, D Stepputtis, and M Peck (2018) What is left? Macrophyte meadows and Atlantic herring (Clupea harengus) spawning sites in the Greifswalder Bodden, Baltic Sea. Estuar Coast Shelf Sci 201:72-81) - Krasovskaya, N (2002) Spawning of Baltic herring in the Vistula Lagoon: Effects of environmental conditions and stock parameters. Bulletin of Sea Fish. Inst. No. 1 (155), Gdynia: 3–25 - Popiel, J (1984) On the biology of the Baltic herring. Reports of the Sea Fisheries Institute, Gdynia, vol. 19, 8-16. FI004005 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External features essential fish habitat habitat marine raster 195 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.534827811467941 33.864448789011114 52.49756148621375 66.43021267515823 text/html application/xml text/html fi004006 Essential fish habitat (EFH) map on Potential spawning areas for sprat was prepared in PanBalticScope project (co-founded by the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund of the European Union) http://www.panbalticscope.eu/ Sprat (Sprattus sprattus) occurs in the entire Baltic Sea, and mainly in open sea areas. It is assessed as a single stock in the Baltic Sea within fisheries management. Sprat eggs are pelagic, and sprat spawning is well known from the deep basins in the central Baltic, where it typically occurs from February to August. Further north, spawning starts later in the year, and is less certain. Recent fisheries surveys indicate that sprat spawning does no longer occur in the Gulf of Finland. Sprat spawning areas were delineated using environmental variables due to lack of coherent field data across the Baltic Sea countries. “Potential sprat spawning areas” were delineated as areas with salinity > 6 and water depth > 30 m, but for the Arcona basin depth > 20 m was used (Grauman, 1980, Bauman et al. 2006, Voss et al. 2012). “High probability spawning areas” were delineated for areas deeper than 70 m. Stock: Sprat in subdivisions 22-32 (ICES) EFH type: Potential spawning areas Approach: Environmental envelope, corrected for areas 20-40 m south of Bornholm. Variables and thresholds: Potential spawning area: Depth > 30 m, Salinity > 6 (annual average) High probability spawning area: Depth >70 m, Salinity > 6 (annual average) Quality: The map is based on literature and environmental variables, not actual data on sprat spawning. The map might overestimate the spawning area west and north of Gotland. The data layers on environmental variables are based on modelling. Attribute information: Raster value representing no spawning (0), potential spawning area (0.5) and high probability spawning area (1). References: - Baumann, H, H Hinrichsen, C Mollmann, F Koster, A Malzahn, and A Temming (2006) Recruitment variability in Baltic Sea sprat (Sprattus sprattus) in tightly coupled to temperature and transport patterns affecting the larval and early juvenile stages. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science 63:2191-2201 - Grauman GB (1980) Long term changes in the abundance data of eggs and larvae of sprat in the Baltic Sea. Fisheries research in the Baltic Sea, Riga. 15:138-150 (in Russian) - HELCOM (2018) Outcome of the regional expert workshop on essential fish habitats, organized by Pan Baltic Scope project and HELCOM (HELCOM Pan Baltic Scope EFH WS 1-2018) - Voss R, MA Peck, HH Hinrichsen, C Clemmesen, H Baumann, D Stepputis, M Bernreuther, JO Schmidt, A Temming, and FW Köster (2012) Recruitment processes in Baltic sprat - A re-evaluation of GLOBEC Germany hypotheses. Progress in Oceanography 107:61-79 FI004006 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External features essential fish habitat habitat marine raster 150 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.534827811467941 33.864448789011114 52.49756148621375 66.43021267515823 text/html application/xml text/html fi004007 Essential fish habitat (EFH) map on Potential recruitment areas for perch was prepared in PanBalticScope project (co-founded by the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund of the European Union) http://www.panbalticscope.eu/ Perch (Perca fluviatilis) is a key species in many Baltic coastal areas. It is of freshwater origin and spawns predominantly in freshwater tributaries, close to the coastline, or in enclosed bays. Species distribution modelling have shown the importance of suitable environmental conditions for perch reproduction. Young perch has limited dispersal from its spawning area, and tagging studies have shown that most (50-95 % of the recaptures of perch are made up to 20 km from tagging site (Johnsson 1978, Böhling and Lehtonen 1985, Veneranta et al. 2011, Saks et al. 2020). Due to lack of coherent data on perch spawning and nursery areas across the Baltic Sea countries, environmental variables were used in delineating potential recruitment areas for perch. The map was originally developed within the HOLAS II project (HELCOM 2018) when it was approved by all HELCOM Contracting Parties in a dedicated review process. Potential perch recruitment areas were delineated as areas with suitable condition of depth, wave exposure and salinity. Thresholds were obtained from literature, and selected to rather overestimate than underestimate the recruitment area. For the Finnish coastline, a national model was used. The map was subsequently considered by the Pan Baltic Scope project, who proposed adjustments to thresholds for some areas in Russian waters, and corrections to Estonian and German waters. Stock: Several, undefined EFH type: Recruitment areas Approach: Environmental window, national modelling approach in Finnish waters, supplemented with corrections to Estonian, German and Russian waters based on national validation with monitoring data. Variables and thresholds: Depth < 4 m (for Danish waters < 3 m), Logged exposure < 5 (For Koporo Bay and Narva Bay in Russian waters < 5.23), Salinity < 10. Based on the model for the Finnish coastline, perch recruitment areas were defined as: Unsuitable for reproduction: P(catch larvae) < 0.5, Suitable for reproduction: P(catch larvae) > 0.5, Important for reproduction: the smallest area where the expected cumulative larval abundance is 80% of the total expected abundance over study area. Quality: Recruitment area here refers to essential habitats for young-of-the-year perch (based on inventory data from spawning until the end of the first summer). The map is based on literature and environmental variables, derived from inventory data. The species distribution modelling studies, where the thresholds values for environmental variables have been obtained, are from the northern Baltic Sea. Here, the same thresholds have been applied in the southern Baltic. Also, the data layers on environmental variables are based on modelling. Due to these constraints, the data layer should be considered as a rough estimation. Attribute information: Raster value representing the potential occurrence of perch recruitment area (either 0 or 1). References - Bergström, U, G Sundblad, A-L Downie, M Snickars, C Boström, and M Lindegarth (2013) Evaluating eutrophication management scenarios in the Baltic Sea using species distribution modelling. Journal of Applied Ecology 50:680-690 - Böhling, P, and H Lehtonen (1985) Effect of environmental factors on migrations of perch (Perca fluviatilis) tagged in the coastal waters of Finland. Finnish Fisheries Research 5: 31-40 - HELCOM (2018) State of the Baltic Sea - Second HELCOM holistic assessment 2011-2016. Baltic Sea Environment Proceedings 155 - HELCOM (2020) Essential fish habitats in the Baltic Sea – identification of potential spawning, recruitment and nursery areas - Isæus, M (2004) Factors structuring Fucus communities at open and complex coastlines in the Baltic Sea. PhD thesis, Stockholm University - Johnsson, T (1978) Dispersal area of perch, Perca fluviatilis, tagged in a stream flowing into the Bothnian Sea. Aquilo, Series Zoologica 18: 62-64 - Kallasvuo, M, J Vanhatalo, and L Veneranta (2017) Modeling the spatial distribution of larval fish abundance provides essential information for management. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 74:636-649 - Saks, L, R Eschbaum, K Jürgens, and I Taal (2020) Ahvena ränded Liivi lahel ja Väinameres. Eesti Mereinstituut, Tartu. https://www.kalateave.ee/images/pdf¬/Uuringud/¬Ahvena_r%¬C3%A4nded_Liivi_lahel_-ja_V%C3%A4inameres.pdf - Seifert, T, F Tauber, and B Kayser (2001) A high resolution spherical grid topography of the Baltic Sea -2nd edition. Baltic sea Science Congress, Stockholm 25-29 November 2001, Poster #147 - Skovrind, M, EAF Christensen, L Jacobs, and PR Moller (2013) Marine spawning sites of Perca fluviatilis revealed by oviduct-inserted acoustic transmitters. Aquatic Biology 19:201-206 - Snickars, M, G Sundblad, A Sandström, L Ljunggren, U Bergström, G Johansson, and J Mattila (2010) Habitat selectivity of substrate spawning fish - modelling requirements of the Eurasian perch, Perca fluviatilis. Marine Ecology Progress Series 398:235-243 - Sundblad, G, Bergström, U, Sandström, A, and P Eklöv (2014) Nursery habitat availability limits adult stock sizes of predatory coastal fish. ICES Journal of Marine Science 71:672-680 - Veneranta, L, L Urho, A Lappalainen, and M Kallasvuo (2011) Turbidity characterizes reproduction areas of pikeperch (Sander lucioperca (L.)) in the northern Baltic Sea. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 95:199-206 FI004007 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External features essential fish habitat habitat marine raster 222 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.534827811467941 33.864448789011114 52.49756148621375 66.43021267515823 text/html application/xml text/html fi004008 Essential fish habitat (EFH) map on Potential recruitment areas for pikeperch was prepared in PanBalticScope project (co-founded by the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund of the European Union) http://www.panbalticscope.eu/ Pikeperch (Sander lucioperca) is a species of freshwater origin, which spawns predominantly in freshwater tributaries and has a relatively limited dispersal away from its recruitment area. Species distribution modelling studies have shown the importance of suitable environmental conditions for pikeperch recruitment. Due to lack of coherent data on pikeperch spawning and nursery areas across the Baltic Sea countries, the distribution of pikeperch recruitment areas was delineated based on areas with suitable conditions of depth, wave exposure, salinity, water transparency (Secchi depth) and distance to deeper (10 m) waters. The threshold values were obtained from literature. Temperature, although important for pikeperch, was left out due to high variation in timing of suitable spawning temperatures across the Baltic Sea. The map on pikeperch recruitment areas was originally developed within the HOLAS II project (HELCOM 2018) when it was approved by all HELCOM Contracting Parties in a dedicated review process after correction to Swedish waters. The map was subsequently considered by the Pan Baltic Scope project, who proposed adjustments to Estonian, German, Lithuanian and Polish waters. Stock: Several, undefined EFH type: Recruitment areas Approach: Environmental window with national approach for Finnish waters, selected data points corrected for Estonian, German, Lithuanian, Polish, and Swedish waters. Variables and thresholds: Depth < 5 m, Logged exposure < 5, Salinity < 7, Secchi depth < 2, Distance to deep (10m) water < 4km. Based on the model for the Finnish coastline, pikeperch recruitment areas were defined as: Unsuitable for reproduction: P(catch larvae) < 0.5, Suitable for reproduction: P(catch larvae) > 0.5, Important for reproduction: the smallest area where the expected cumulative larval abundance is 80% of the total expected abundance over study area. Quality: Recruitment area here refers to essential habitats for young-of-the-year pikeperch (based on inventory data from spawning until the end of the first summer). The map is based on literature and environmental variables, derived from inventory data. The species distribution modelling studies, where the thresholds values for environmental variables have been obtained, are from the northern Baltic Sea. Also, the data layers on environmental variables are based on modelling. Here, same thresholds have been applied in the southern Baltic. Due to these constraints, the data layer should be considered as a rough estimation. In addition, temperature is important for pikeperch recruitment but was not included as a delineating variable due to high variation in timing. The data layer may underestimate pikeperch in Finnish waters with respect to habitats for young-of-the-year pikeperch, as it focused on newly-hatched larvae when the dispersal is more limited compared to later in the season. Attribute information: Raster value representing the potential occurrence of pikeperch reproduction area (either 0 or 1). References: - Alikas, K, and Kratzer, S (2017) Improved retrieval of Secchi depth for optically-complex waters using remote sensing data. Ecological Indicators 77: 218-227 - Bergström, U, G Sundblad, A-L Downie, M Snickars, C Boström, and M Lindegarth (2013) Evaluating eutrophication management scenarios in the Baltic Sea using species distribution modelling. Journal of Applied Ecology 50:680-690 - HELCOM (2018) State of the Baltic Sea - Second HELCOM holistic assessment 2011-2016. Baltic Sea Environment Proceedings 155 - HELCOM (2020) Essential fish habitats in the Baltic Sea – identification of potential spawning, recruitment and nursery areas - Gunnartz, U, M Lif, P Lindberg, L Ljunggren, A Sandström, and G Sundblad (2011) Kartläggning av lekområden för kommersiella fiskarter längs den svenska ostkusten - en intervjustudie (In Swedish with summary in English). Finfo 2011:3:1-42 https://www.havochvatten.se/download/18.64f5b3211343cffddb2800018015/1348912838028/finfo2011_3.pdf - Isæus, M (2004) Factors structuring Fucus communities at open and complex coastlines in the Baltic Sea. PhD thesis, Stockholm University - Kallasvuo, M, J Vanhatalo, and L Veneranta (2017) Modeling the spatial distribution of larval fish abundance provides essential information for management. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 74:636-649 - Seifert, T, F Tauber, and B Kayser (2001) A high resolution spherical grid topography of the Baltic Sea -2nd edition. Baltic sea Science Congress, Stockholm 25-29 November 2001, Poster #147 - Sundblad, G, Bergström, U, Sandström, A, and P Eklöv (2013) Nursery habitat availability limits adult stock sizes of predatory coastal fish. ICES Journal of Marine Science 71:672-680 - Veneranta, L, L Urho, A Lappalainen, and M Kallasvuo (2011) Turbidity characterizes reproduction areas of pikeperch (Sander lucioperca (L.)) in the northern Baltic Sea. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 95:199-206 FI004008 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External features essential fish habitat habitat marine raster 204 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.534827811467941 33.864448789011114 52.49756148621375 66.43021267515823 text/html application/xml text/html it005001 Data derives from F. Palmas'article, published on February 2015. Aim of this paper is to identify stable spawning and nursery grounds in the Sardinia slope region (central western Mediterranean Sea) for Aristaeomorpha foliacea and Aristeus antennatus. This study also generated relevant information on the spatial and temporal distribution of seasonal or persistent aggregations of spawners and recruits, providing scientific elements to suggest the protection of these important resource. For more informations refer to https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/3be9/f68e6a203df108f29bdd4c19f5d755682a5e.pdf features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005001 518 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.739093238000065 8.821711622000066 38.45804166400006 39.32423764500003 text/html application/xml text/html it005002 Data derives from F. Palmas'article, published on February 2015. Aim of this paper is to identify stable spawning and nursery grounds in the Sardinia slope region (central western Mediterranean Sea) for Aristaeomorpha foliacea and Aristeus antennatus. This study also generated relevant information on the spatial and temporal distribution of seasonal or persistent aggregations of spawners and recruits, providing scientific elements to suggest the protection of these important resource. For more informations refer to https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/3be9/f68e6a203df108f29bdd4c19f5d755682a5e.pdf features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005002 517 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 39.081743667000076 39.15597237500002 7.81766251600004 7.91028417900003 text/html application/xml text/html it005003 Data derives from F. Palmas'article, published on February 2015. Aim of this paper is to identify stable spawning and nursery grounds in the Sardinia slope region (central western Mediterranean Sea) for Aristaeomorpha foliacea and Aristeus antennatus. This study also generated relevant information on the spatial and temporal distribution of seasonal or persistent aggregations of spawners and recruits, providing scientific elements to suggest the protection of these important resource. For more informations refer to https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/3be9/f68e6a203df108f29bdd4c19f5d755682a5e.pdf features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005003 522 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 38.593651949000034 39.54993685800007 7.795385277000036 9.214050870000051 text/html application/xml text/html it005004 Data derives from F. Palmas'article, published on February 2015. Aim of this paper is to identify stable spawning and nursery grounds in the Sardinia slope region (central western Mediterranean Sea) for Aristaeomorpha foliacea and Aristeus antennatus. This study also generated relevant information on the spatial and temporal distribution of seasonal or persistent aggregations of spawners and recruits, providing scientific elements to suggest the protection of these important resource. For more informations refer to https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/3be9/f68e6a203df108f29bdd4c19f5d755682a5e.pdf features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005004 521 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 38.607139754000045 39.714001474000035 7.7564805390000515 9.812969624000061 text/html application/xml text/html it005005 Data derives from Garofalo's article, published on August 2010. Aim of this paper is to identify the presence of nursery and spawning grounds and the relationship between sea surface temperature (SST) and the abundance of juvenile Octopus vulgaris in the Strait of Sicily, central Mediterranean using fishery-independent data. For more informations refer to https://academic.oup.com/icesjms/article/67/7/1363/664985 features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005005 507 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 37.375156171819924 37.72525954818961 12.130433617617426 12.743924948977279 text/html application/xml text/html it005006 Data derives from Garofalo's article, published on August 2010. Aim of this paper is to identify the presence of nursery and spawning grounds and the relationship between sea surface temperature (SST) and the abundance of juvenile Octopus vulgaris in the Strait of Sicily, central Mediterranean using fishery-independent data. For more informations refer to https://academic.oup.com/icesjms/article/67/7/1363/664985 features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005006 506 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 35.15036632084906 37.70865467907022 12.396698458866808 14.6228802885945 text/html application/xml text/html ES005001 This map shows sardine (Sardina pilchardus) Essential Fish Habitat (Spawning area) in Spanish Mediterranean waters (average predicted between 2003 and 2005). The used method can be seen in following paper: DOI 10.1007/s10750-008-9481-2 ES005001 WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 523 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -5.33223 3.6267699999999996 35.99026 42.48426 text/html application/xml text/html ES005002 This map shows sardine (Sardina pilchardus) Essential Fish Habitat (Spawning area) in Spanish Mediterranean waters. The used method can be seen in following paper:DOI 10.1007/s10750-008-9481-2 ES005002 WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 518 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -5.33223 3.6267699999999996 35.99026 42.48426 text/html application/xml text/html ES005003 This map shows sardine (Sardina pilchardus) Essential Fish Habitat (Spawning area) in Spanish Mediterranean waters. The used method can be seen in following paper:DOI 10.1007/s10750-008-9481-2 ES005003 WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 518 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -5.33223 3.6267699999999996 35.99026 42.48426 text/html application/xml text/html ES005004 This map shows sardine (Sardina pilchardus) Essential Fish Habitat (Spawning area) in Spanish Mediterranean waters. The used method can be seen in following paper:DOI 10.1007/s10750-008-9481-2 ES005004 WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 518 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -5.33223 3.6267699999999996 35.99026 42.48426 text/html application/xml text/html ES005005 This map shows anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) Essential Fish Habitat (Spawning area) in Spanish Mediterranean waters (average predicted between 2003 and 2005). The used method can be seen in following paper:DOI 10.1007/s10750-008-9481-2 ES005005 WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 527 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -5.33223 3.6267699999999996 35.99026 42.48426 text/html application/xml text/html ES005006 This map shows anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) Essential Fish Habitat (Spawning area) in Spanish Mediterranean waters (2003). The used method can be seen in following paper:DOI 10.1007/s10750-008-9481-2 ES005006 WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 522 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -5.33223 3.6267699999999996 35.99026 42.48426 text/html application/xml text/html ES005007 This map shows anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) Essential Fish Habitat (Spawning area) in Spanish Mediterranean waters (2004). The used method can be seen in following paper:DOI 10.1007/s10750-008-9481-2 ES005007 WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 522 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -5.33223 3.6267699999999996 35.99026 42.48426 text/html application/xml text/html ES005008 This map shows anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) Essential Fish Habitat (Spawning area) in Spanish Mediterranean waters (2005). The used method can be seen in following paper:DOI 10.1007/s10750-008-9481-2 ES005008 WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models External 522 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -5.33223 3.6267699999999996 35.99026 42.48426 text/html application/xml text/html it005007 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in autumn of Aristeus antennatus. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005007 520 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 38.47828477400002 39.759383183000054 16.652151878000037 18.038825065000026 text/html application/xml text/html it005008 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in spring of Aristeus antennatus. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005008 519 519 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 39.808324062000054 39.89840159600004 17.64084693300003 17.758103524000035 text/html application/xml text/html it005009 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in autumn of Aristaeomorpha foliacea. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005009 523 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 38.69200124500003 38.78434752300006 9.148121118000063 9.256100071000047 text/html application/xml text/html it005010 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in spring of Aristaeomorpha foliacea. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005010 523 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 38.09044219200006 40.26523617600001 8.57403617400007 17.461538707000045 text/html application/xml text/html it005011 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in autumn of Eledone cirrhosa. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005011 516 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 38.06406845500005 43.72778386500005 8.177866657000038 16.046387592000027 text/html application/xml text/html it005012 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in spring of Eledone cirrhosa. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005012 516 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 38.684411863000044 44.35996711600005 7.842967531000055 15.926383102000045 text/html application/xml text/html it005013 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in autumn of Mullus barbatus. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005013 515 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 36.53327928700002 44.37356224500008 7.683792211000025 18.684507453000037 text/html application/xml text/html it005014 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in spring of Mullus barbatus. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005014 515 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 38.03987884500002 38.92494889700002 12.875482959000067 16.216779709000036 text/html application/xml text/html it005015 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in autumn of Merluccius merluccius. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005015 521 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 36.35729572200004 44.34887874300004 8.252831408000077 18.768608010000037 text/html application/xml text/html it005016 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in spring of Merluccius merluccius. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005016 521 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 35.92777175300006 44.36953278500004 7.994739959000072 18.605168284000058 text/html application/xml text/html it005017 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in spring of Micromesistius poutassou. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005017 524 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 41.814797449000025 44.33228124700001 8.981129843000076 16.96515731700003 text/html application/xml text/html it005018 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in autumn of Nephrops norvegicus. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005018 519 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 39.68896394900002 44.05214456000004 9.377495029000045 18.65616310300004 text/html application/xml text/html it005019 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in spring of Nephrops norvegicus. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005019 519 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 35.452599999000014 44.06111185100007 9.411730573000057 18.714299999000044 text/html application/xml text/html it005020 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in autumn of Octopus vulgaris. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005020 516 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 38.025979107000055 44.23815254000003 8.195630402000065 18.59485078000006 text/html application/xml text/html it005021 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in spring of Octopus vulgaris. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005021 516 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 39.488318720000045 40.66961513000007 14.722411575000024 17.023498172000075 text/html application/xml text/html it005022 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in autumn of Phycis blennoides. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005022 517 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 38.941567510000034 42.45757855300008 8.08338281500005 17.285301476000026 text/html application/xml text/html it005023 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in spring of Phycis blennoides. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005023 517 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 37.50111030100002 44.30532292400006 7.5757194910000285 18.69999277800002 text/html application/xml text/html it005024 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in autumn of Parapenaeus longirostris. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005024 524 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 35.53685850400007 40.609866809000025 8.22282648700002 17.59931729200002 text/html application/xml text/html it005025 The map shows the distribution of nursery areas in the Italian seas in spring of Parapenaeus longirostris. Species data, collected during national trawl survey campains in the period 1994-1996, were elaborated using spatial analysis. The distribution maps were included on a CDROM in their native GIS format and also in PDF format. For more information refer to "GD Ardizzone, F Corsi, S Agnesi, 1999 - Atlante delle Risorse Ittiche Demersali Italiane triennio 1994-1996. Ministero per le Politiche Agricole (RM) features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External IT005025 524 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 35.966529910000055 40.303526490000024 11.620463347000054 17.390346774000022 text/html application/xml text/html gb000028 The Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) spawning grounds dataset is derived from the existing (Gonzalez-Irusta and Wright, 2016) spawning ground map available in the SpatialData.gov.scot Metadata Portal. (Gonzalez-Irusta and Wright, 2016) spawning ground dataset has been modified in order to comply with the standard format developed by the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Lot. In that EMODnet format, the map key classifies areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External GB000028 543 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.30356949999999 61.42648889999998 -8.118129300000001 8.998186399999998 text/html application/xml text/html fr005101 The European plaice (Pleuronectes platessa) nursery grounds dataset is derived from the existing (Trimoreau et al, 2013) nursery ground map available in the Sextant Ifremer data catalogue. (Trimoreau et al, 2013) nursery ground dataset has been modified in order to comply with the standard format developed by the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Lot. In that EMODnet format, the map key classifies areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. The juvenile density values provided in (Trimoreau et al, 2013) dataset have been used to classify areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External FR005101 551 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 45.800000000000004 47.53333329999998 -2.8333333 -1.0520401999999998 text/html application/xml text/html fr005102 The wedge sole (Dicologlossa cuneata) nursery grounds dataset is derived from the existing (Trimoreau et al, 2013) nursery ground map available in the Sextant Ifremer data catalogue. (Trimoreau et al, 2013) nursery ground dataset has been modified in order to comply with the standard format developed by the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Lot. In that EMODnet format, the map key classifies areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. The juvenile density values provided in (Trimoreau et al, 2013) dataset have been used to classify areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External FR005102 545 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 45.08333329999998 47.53333329999998 -2.8333333 -0.6673384 text/html application/xml text/html fr005103 The common sole (Solea solea) nursery grounds dataset is derived from the existing (Trimoreau et al, 2013) nursery ground map available in the Sextant Ifremer data catalogue. (Trimoreau et al, 2013) nursery ground dataset has been modified in order to comply with the standard format developed by the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Lot. In that EMODnet format, the map key classifies areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. The juvenile density values provided in (Trimoreau et al, 2013) dataset have been used to classify areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External FR005103 537 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 45.08333329999998 47.53333329999998 -2.8333333 -0.6673384 text/html application/xml text/html fr005104 The black seabream (Spondyliosoma cantharus) nursery grounds dataset is derived from the existing (Regimbart et al, 2018) nursery ground map available in the Sextant Ifremer data catalogue. (Regimbart et al, 2018) nursery ground dataset has been modified in order to comply with the standard format developed by the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Lot. In that EMODnet format, the map key classifies areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. The juvenile density values provided in (Regimbart et al, 2018) dataset have been used to classify areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External FR005104 552 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 45.1333501 47.51607399999999 -3.1333333 -0.7118460999999998 text/html application/xml text/html fr005105 The Atlantic herring (Clupea harengus) nursery grounds dataset is derived from the existing (Bacq et al, 2013) nursery ground map available in the Sextant Ifremer data catalogue. (Bacq et al, 2013) nursery ground dataset has been modified in order to comply with the standard format developed by the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Lot. In that EMODnet format, the map key classifies areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External FR005105 524 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.25975089999999 49.69221779999997 -0.336054 0.519227 text/html application/xml text/html fr005106 The European seabass (Dicentrarchus labrax) nursery grounds dataset is derived from the existing (Bacq et al, 2013) nursery ground map available in the Sextant Ifremer data catalogue. (Bacq et al, 2013) nursery ground dataset has been modified in order to comply with the standard format developed by the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Lot. In that EMODnet format, the map key classifies areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External FR005106 529 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.25975089999999 49.6916723 -0.3332716 0.5997121 text/html application/xml text/html fr005107 The common sole (Solea solea) nursery grounds dataset is derived from the existing (Bacq et al, 2013) nursery ground map available in the Sextant Ifremer data catalogue. (Bacq et al, 2013) nursery ground dataset has been modified in order to comply with the standard format developed by the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Lot. In that EMODnet format, the map key classifies areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External FR005107 515 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.26545419999999 49.689362899999985 -0.3332716 0.5997121 text/html application/xml text/html fr005108 The European sprat (Sprattus sprattus) nursery grounds dataset is derived from the existing (Bacq et al, 2013) nursery ground map available in the Sextant Ifremer data catalogue. (Bacq et al, 2013) nursery ground dataset has been modified in order to comply with the standard format developed by the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Lot. In that EMODnet format, the map key classifies areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External FR005108 524 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.25975089999999 49.69221779999997 -0.336054 0.5173755999999999 text/html application/xml text/html fr005100 The European seabass (Dicentrarchus labrax) nursery grounds dataset is derived from the existing (Regimbart et al, 2018) nursery ground map available in the Sextant Ifremer data catalogue. (Regimbart et al, 2018) nursery ground dataset has been modified in order to comply with the standard format developed by the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Lot. In that EMODnet format, the map key classifies areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. The juvenile density values provided in (Regimbart et al, 2018) dataset have been used to classify areas as ‘high’, ‘medium’, and 'low' suitability. features essential fish habitat habitat marine Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of classified maps External FR005100 551 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 45.1333501 47.51607399999999 -3.1333333 -0.7118460999999998 text/html application/xml text/html PT005006_EFH_Sardine_SpawningGrounds Predicted map based on generalized additive models used to relate juvenile sardine presence with geographical variables and spawning grounds (egg abundance) and to model juvenile abundance PT005006_EFH_Sardine_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF 537 features essential fish habitat habitat marine External Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -9.95 -5.95 35.8 42.05 text/html application/xml text/html PT005005_EFH_Sardine_SpawningGrounds Predicted map based on generalized additive models used to relate juvenile sardine presence with geographical variables and spawning grounds (egg abundance) and to model juvenile abundance PT005005_EFH_Sardine_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF 510 features essential fish habitat habitat marine External Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -9.95 -5.949999999999999 35.8 42.05 text/html application/xml text/html PT005004_EFH_Sardine_SpawningGrounds Predicted map based on generalized additive models used to relate juvenile sardine presence with geographical variables and spawning grounds (egg abundance) and to model juvenile abundance PT005004_EFH_Sardine_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF 510 features essential fish habitat habitat marine External Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -9.95 -5.949999999999999 35.8 42.05 text/html application/xml text/html PT005003_EFH_Sardine_SpawningGrounds Predicted map based on generalized additive models used to relate juvenile sardine presence with geographical variables and spawning grounds (egg abundance) and to model juvenile abundance PT005003_EFH_Sardine_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 510 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -9.95 -5.949999999999999 35.8 42.05 text/html application/xml text/html PT005002_EFH_Sardine_SpawningGrounds Predicted map based on generalized additive models used to relate juvenile sardine presence with geographical variables and spawning grounds (egg abundance) and to model juvenile abundance PT005002_EFH_Sardine_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 510 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -9.95 -5.949999999999999 35.8 42.05 text/html application/xml text/html PT005001_EFH_Sardine_SpawningGrounds Predicted map based on generalized additive models used to relate juvenile sardine presence with geographical variables and spawning grounds (egg abundance) and to model juvenile abundance PT005001_EFH_Sardine_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 510 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -9.95 -5.949999999999999 35.8 42.05 text/html application/xml text/html GB000051_EFH_Haddock_SpawningGrounds The haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus) spawning grounds dataset is also made available in the SpatialData.gov.scot Metadata Portal. The dataset has been generated using species distribution modeling to identify the likely distribution of haddock spawning in the North Sea and West of Scotland, taking account of certain environmental influences. GB000051_EFH_Haddock_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 571 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.205384596862729 10.069034051895823 49.31099883623478 61.98996297969028 text/html application/xml text/html GB000050_EFH_Whiting_SpawningGrounds The whiting (Merlangius merlangus) spawning grounds dataset is also made available in the SpatialData.gov.scot Metadata Portal. The dataset has been generated using species distribution modeling to identify the likely distribution of whiting spawning in the North Sea and West of Scotland, taking account of certain environmental influences. GB000050_EFH_Whiting_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 546 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.205384596862729 10.069034051895823 49.31099883623478 61.98996297969028 text/html application/xml text/html FR005117_EFH_Sole_SpawningGrounds January spawning ground occurrence probability was modeled as part of INTERREG 3a CHARM II project (2006-2008). The gridded dataset (horizontal resolution 0.009 x 0.009 decimal degrees, i.e. approximately 800m) was created by (Carpentier et al, 2009) by fitting a Generalised Linear Model (GLM) using IBTS survey data and a series of environmental raster datasets. More information is available in the metadata of the original data source (Carpentier et al, 2009) and the CHARM II final report - see lineage for a link to these items. FR005117_EFH_Sole_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 540 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 0.0415507000720936 2.5525507000720933 49.896 51.399 text/html application/xml text/html FR005116_EFH_Plaice_SpawningGrounds January spawning ground occurrence probability was modeled as part of INTERREG 3a CHARM II project (2006-2008). The gridded dataset (horizontal resolution 0.009 x 0.009 decimal degrees, i.e. approximately 800m) was created by (Carpentier et al, 2009) by fitting a Generalised Linear Model (GLM) using IBTS survey data and a series of environmental raster datasets. More information is available in the metadata of the original data source (Carpentier et al, 2009) and the CHARM II final report - see lineage for a link to these items. FR005116_EFH_Plaice_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 554 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 0.0415507000720936 2.5525507000720933 49.896 51.399 text/html application/xml text/html FR005115_EFH_Flounder_SpawningGrounds January spawning ground occurrence probability was modeled as part of INTERREG 3a CHARM II project (2006-2008). The gridded dataset (horizontal resolution 0.009 x 0.009 decimal degrees, i.e. approximately 800m) was created by (Carpentier et al, 2009) by fitting a Generalised Linear Model (GLM) using IBTS survey data and a series of environmental raster datasets. More information is available in the metadata of the original data source (Carpentier et al, 2009) and the CHARM II final report - see lineage for a link to these items. FR005115_EFH_Flounder_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 553 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 0.0415507000720936 2.5525507000720933 49.896 51.399 text/html application/xml text/html FR005114_EFH_Whiting_SpawningGrounds January spawning ground occurrence probability was modeled as part of INTERREG 3a CHARM II project (2006-2008). The gridded dataset (horizontal resolution 0.009 x 0.009 decimal degrees, i.e. approximately 800m) was created by (Carpentier et al, 2009) by fitting a Generalised Linear Model (GLM) using IBTS survey data and a series of environmental raster datasets. More information is available in the metadata of the original data source (Carpentier et al, 2009) and the CHARM II final report - see lineage for a link to these items. FR005114_EFH_Whiting_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 545 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 0.0415507000720936 2.5525507000720933 49.896 51.399 text/html application/xml text/html FR005113_EFH_Rocklings_SpawningGrounds January spawning ground occurrence probability was modeled as part of INTERREG 3a CHARM II project (2006-2008). The gridded dataset (horizontal resolution 0.009 x 0.009 decimal degrees, i.e. approximately 800m) was created by (Carpentier et al, 2009) by fitting a Generalised Linear Model (GLM) using IBTS survey data and a series of environmental raster datasets. More information is available in the metadata of the original data source (Carpentier et al, 2009) and the CHARM II final report - see lineage for a link to these items. FR005113_EFH_Rocklings_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 534 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 0.0415507000720936 2.5525507000720933 49.896 51.399 text/html application/xml text/html FR005112_EFH_Dab_SpawningGrounds January spawning ground occurrence probability was modeled as part of INTERREG 3a CHARM II project (2006-2008). The gridded dataset (horizontal resolution 0.009 x 0.009 decimal degrees, i.e. approximately 800m) was created by (Carpentier et al, 2009) by fitting a Generalised Linear Model (GLM) using IBTS survey data and a series of environmental raster datasets. More information is available in the metadata of the original data source (Carpentier et al, 2009) and the CHARM II final report - see lineage for a link to these items. FR005112_EFH_Dab_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 543 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 0.0415507000720936 2.5525507000720933 49.896 51.399 text/html application/xml text/html FR005111_EFH_Cod_SpawningGrounds January spawning ground occurrence probability was modeled as part of INTERREG 3a CHARM II project (2006-2008). The gridded dataset (horizontal resolution 0.009 x 0.009 decimal degrees, i.e. approximately 800m) was created by (Carpentier et al, 2009) by fitting a Generalised Linear Model (GLM) using IBTS survey data and a series of environmental raster datasets. More information is available in the metadata of the original data source (Carpentier et al, 2009) and the CHARM II final report - see lineage for a link to these items. FR005111_EFH_Cod_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 542 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 0.0415507000720936 2.5525507000720933 49.896 51.399 text/html application/xml text/html FR005110_EFH_Dragonets_SpawningGrounds January spawning ground occurrence probability was modeled as part of INTERREG 3a CHARM II project (2006-2008). The gridded dataset (horizontal resolution 0.009 x 0.009 decimal degrees, i.e. approximately 800m) was created by (Carpentier et al, 2009) by fitting a Generalised Linear Model (GLM) using IBTS survey data and a series of environmental raster datasets. More information is available in the metadata of the original data source (Carpentier et al, 2009) and the CHARM II final report - see lineage for a link to these items. FR005110_EFH_Dragonets_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 540 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -0.0472530747018354 2.5357469252981644 49.896139169706416 51.399139169706416 text/html application/xml text/html FR005109_EFH_Seabass_SpawningGrounds Gridded mean probability of seabass spawning area occurence over all spawning months in the Bay of Biscay. The gridded dataset (horizontal resolution 0.05 x 0.05 decimal degrees, i.e. approximately 4.5km) was created by (Dambrine et al, 2020) by performing a geostatistical analysis of fishing data from geolocated vessels. FR005109_EFH_Seabass_SpawningGrounds WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 514 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -5.4 -1.1500000000000004 43.5 48.0 text/html application/xml text/html PT005007 Recruitment grounds of O. vulgaris identified by mapping of pre-recruit mean abundances in winter survey cruises. PT005007 WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models 533 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -10.515656565656563 -7.384343434343433 36.27121212121212 42.02878787878788 text/html application/xml text/html PT005008 Recruitment grounds of O. vulgaris identified by mapping of pre-recruit mean abundances in autumn survey cruises. PT005008 WCS GeoTIFF features essential fish habitat habitat marine External 533 Habitats - essential fish habitats - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -10.515656565656563 -7.384343434343433 36.27121212121212 42.02878787878788 text/html application/xml text/html Habitat maps collated by EMODnet Seabed Habitats in the EUNIS classification system. Ownership of the individual maps is retained by the original owners, for more information please see the individual metadata record tied to the map, which can be seen in the query response. This service is configured for viewing individual maps. For download access to relevant maps, please use the emodnet_open_maplibrary WFS service endpoint https://ows.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/emodnet_open_maplibrary/wfs? Maps have been standardised to the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Translated Habitat Data Exchange format, for more information see: https://www.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/contribute-data/data-exchange-format/ features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine ocean EPSG:3857 -32.28816802103728 60.501977887000066 -11.626113262716846 60.8648998380571 text/html application/xml be000142 Area Belgian continental shelf, EUNIS habitat types features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine BE000142 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 80 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.8656582650169797 3.3578370508392967 51.2538213301903 51.425038236325555 text/html application/xml text/html be000143 Area Belgian continental shelf, EUNIS habitat types features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine BE000143 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 105 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.508538742269188 3.3418899206833412 51.09724312427082 51.52725595979475 text/html application/xml text/html be000144 Area Belgian continental shelf, EUNIS habitat types features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine BE000144 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 300 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.294432610176845 3.265499637298495 51.114288200739885 51.79109684934019 text/html application/xml text/html be000145 Area Belgian continental shelf, EUNIS habitat types features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine BE000145 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 284 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.2393607046328845 3.1163708405418884 51.11791822334737 51.79896763135115 text/html application/xml text/html bg003005 Map of broad habitat types in Bulgarian Black Sea shelf which equate to one or more habitat types of the EUNIS classification features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine BG003005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 63707 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.44260044935132 29.96096592253933 41.970442313062314 43.74018648711673 text/html application/xml text/html de003001 The map was produced by the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH) and depicts the sediment conditions within the German Exclusive Economic zone and coastal areas in a scale of 1:250.000 (Laurer et al. 2014). Grain size fractions were classified according to the sediment calssification system of Figge (1981) and grouped to polygons data layers covering the entire area of interest (for detailed information please refer to Laurer et al. 2014). The sediment classes according to Figge (1981) formed the basis to differentiate the three EUNIS level 3 habitat types sublittoral sand, mud and coarse sediments. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine DE003001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7908 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.348585569368594 8.161183781006754 53.72467112397322 55.91855686730566 text/html application/xml de003004 The map was provided by the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) delineating reef areas primarily located within the Natura 2000 sites "Sylter Outer Reef" and "Borkum-Reefground". The delineation was done by use of backscatter data, in-and epifauna sampling including underwater videos and scientific diving within different research projects coordinated by the Federal Agency since 1998. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine DE003004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 223 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.278864818656531 7.925605773887416 53.794781990996086 55.31878610479498 text/html application/xml es000001 Benthic habitat map of the Basque country coast (SPAIN), classified with EUNIS (European Natural Information System) classification up to level 3. Symbology uses the EUNIS level3 colour scheme proposed within the MESH Atlantic European project (http://www.meshatlantic.eu) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine ES000001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 52106 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.162157426523945 -1.7291116051164217 43.245181845266025 43.50400310495938 text/html application/xml text/html es001000 Marine habitat map of the benthic communities in the Natural Reserve Isla del Trocadero, Cádiz (Spain). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine ES001000 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 227 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.2684985391762105 -6.188743993640331 36.46789299156837 36.530039596550154 text/html application/xml text/html es001001 Cartography associated with the Management of the AMP and ZEC in Le Danois Bank. Results of research works with multibeam bathymetry, ROV´s, submarine photography, bottom reflectivity, seismic profiles and the granulometric and biological analyses of the samples gathered during the surveys. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine ES001001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 569 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.38858899078923 -4.291314078182095 43.611476881053235 44.24266254184287 text/html application/xml text/html es001002 Cartography of benthic communities to promoting adequate strategies for the use, management and conservation of littoral areas depending on the ecological value of the different benthic communities established and on the local geographical distribution. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine ES001002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 547 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.830041837660655 -5.597483071386588 35.99533751171682 36.088466395208 text/html application/xml text/html es001021 This dataset contains the main habitats maps from the SCI (Site of Community Importance) “Banco de Galicia”. The Galician Bank is a deep underwater mountain located at the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula, 180 km from the Galician coast (in the north-east Atlantic Ocean). Its summit is located at a depth of between 650 and 1,500 metres. Its steep slopes descend from the summit to the abyssal plains located 4,000 meters below sea level. This study was supported by the INDEMARES-LIFE+ Project, EC contract INDEMARES-LIFE+ (07/NAT/E/000732): Inventory and Designation of the Natura 2000 network in marine areas of the Spanish State (www.indemares.es/en). This work was coordinated by the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO, www.ieo.es) and the Biodiversity Foundation (www.fundacion-biodiversidad.es). The interpretation has been made possible thanks to direct and indirect samplings and geophysical data from campaigns "ECOMARG09", "INDEMARES_BANGAL0810", "INDEMARES_BANGAL0711" and "RADPROF0912". Habitats are classified according to EUNIS nomenclature and the List of Marine Habitats in Spain (LPRE, that it’s classified hierarchically and was completed and published in March 2013). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine ES001021 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8888 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -12.344190826945036 -11.407281139313028 42.290796162013315 43.222899186448345 text/html application/xml text/html es001022 This dataset contains the habitats map from the SCI (Site of Community Importance) “Volcanes de fango del Golfo de Cádiz”. The Gulf of Cadiz is located in the eastern sector of the North Atlantic Ocean, to the southwest of the Iberian Peninsula. Mud Volcanoes are seafloor edifices, of a usually conical geometry, that result from the release of mud, hydrocarbon and fluids in gas-rich areas over pressured sediments. This study was supported by the INDEMARES-LIFE+ Project, EC contract INDEMARES-LIFE+ (07/NAT/E/000732): Inventory and Designation of the Natura 2000 network in marine areas of the Spanish State (www.indemares.es/en). This work was coordinated by the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO, www.ieo.es) and the Biodiversity Foundation (www.fundacion-biodiversidad.es). The interpretation has been made possible thanks to direct and indirect samplings and geophysical data from campaigns INDEMARES_CHICA (CHICA0610, CHICA0211, CHICA1011 and CHICA0412). Habitats are classified according to EUNIS nomenclature and the List of Marine Habitats in Spain (LPRE, that it’s classified hierarchically and was completed and published in March 2013). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine ES001022 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4969 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.458425952695515 -6.860679226864762 35.84236474183942 36.58709305480065 text/html application/xml text/html es001023 This dataset contains the main habitats maps from the SCI (Site of Community Importance) “Sur de Almería - Seco de los Olivos”. Seco de los Olivos is a seamount situated in the Alboran Sea (western Mediterranean, southeast Iberian peninsula). This study was supported by the INDEMARES-LIFE+ Project, EC contract INDEMARES-LIFE+ (07/NAT/E/000732): Inventory and Designation of Marine Natura 2000 Network areas in the Spanish seas (www.indemares.es/en). This work was coordinated by the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO, www.ieo.es) and the Biodiversity Foundation (www.fundacion-biodiversidad.es). The interpretation has been made possible thanks to direct and indirect samplings and geophysical data from campaigns “OCEANA I-2010”, “OCEANA II-2011”, “OCEANA III-2012” and “INDEMARES_SECO1012”. Habitats are classified according to EUNIS nomenclature and the List of Marine Habitats in Spain (LPRE, that it’s classified hierarchically and was completed and published in March 2013). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine ES001023 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3998 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.9563364552631834 -2.7951541575383168 36.49000394642498 36.578503608354886 text/html application/xml text/html es001024 This dataset contains the habitats map from the SCI (Site of Community Importance) “Sistema de cañones submarinos de Avilés” (Avilés Canyon System). The Avilés Canyon system is located in the eastern sector of the North Atlantic Ocean, on the continental margin to the north of the Iberian Peninsula. It is structurally a highly complex area, where the continental shelf in the Bay of Biscay is deeply affected by the action of tectonic compression, containing important geomorphological elements; these include: three great submarine canyons, a marginal platform and a tall structural rocky mass. This study was supported by the INDEMARES-LIFE+ Project, EC contract INDEMARES-LIFE+ (07/NAT/E/000732): Inventory and Designation of the Natura 2000 network in marine areas of the Spanish State (www.indemares.es/en). This work was coordinated by the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO, www.ieo.es) and the Biodiversity Foundation (www.fundacion-biodiversidad.es). The interpretation has been made possible thanks to direct and indirect samplings and geophysical data from campaigns INDEMARES (AVILES_0710, AVILES_0410, AVILES_0412-0912). Habitats are classified according to EUNIS nomenclature and the List of Marine Habitats in Spain (LPRE, that it’s classified hierarchically and was completed and published in March 2013). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine ES001024 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8734 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.69524810011967 -5.281190771237057 43.597535577205164 44.087862318990865 text/html application/xml text/html es001025 This dataset contains the habitats map from the SCI (Site of Community Importance) “Canal de Menorca”. The "Menorca Channel" is a marine corridor located between the islands of Mallorca and Menorca in the Balearic Islands archipelago, with a minimum distance between the two islands of 36 kilometers. Its geographical position in the centre of the Western Mediterranean and its location, between islands, gives the area a peculiar set of oceanographic characteristics, including strong currentsand unusually transparent waters. This study was supported by the INDEMARES-LIFE+ Project, EC contract INDEMARES-LIFE+ (07/NAT/E/000732): Inventory and Designation of the Natura 2000 network in marine areas of the Spanish State (www.indemares.es/en). This work was coordinated by the Biodiversity Foundation (www.fundacion-biodiversidad.es). Habitats are classified according to EUNIS nomenclature and the List of Marine Habitats in Spain (LPRE, that it’s classified hierarchically and was completed and published in March 2013). Habitats classification are been simplified owing to the requirements of the EMODnet (European Marine Observation and Data Network ) portal for Seabed Habitats. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine ES001025 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9772 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.089116278893199 4.187482024176118 39.485305843389966 40.13649531061013 text/html application/xml text/html es001026 This dataset contains the habitats map from the SCI (Site of Community Importance) “Sistema de Cañones Submarinos Occidentales del Golfo de León”. The marine area “South-West Gulf of Lions canyons system” is located in the northeastern part of the Iberian Peninsula. The coastline belongs to the Catalan province of Girona, featuring a large number of rocky outcrops with many coves, small beaches, vertical cliffs and islets. Cape Creus is the most notorious element of the landscape, which corresponds to the easternmost part of the Pyrenees Mountains. This small peninsula is characterized by its wildness, and despite its low relief it penetrates into the Mediterranean Sea for more than 10 kilometers.This study was supported by the INDEMARES-LIFE+ Project, EC contract INDEMARES-LIFE+ (07/NAT/E/000732): Inventory and Designation of the Natura 2000 network in marine areas of the Spanish State (www.indemares.es/en). This work was coordinated by the Biodiversity Foundation (www.fundacion-biodiversidad.es). Habitats are classified according to EUNIS nomenclature and the List of Marine Habitats in Spain (LPRE, that it’s classified hierarchically and was completed and published in March 2013). Habitats classification are been simplified owing to the requirements of the EMODnet (European Marine Observation and Data Network) portal for Seabed Habitats. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine ES001026 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 375 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.239382866426177 3.468440695181982 42.23583531464814 42.41851148571652 text/html application/xml text/html fr000003 Cette cartographie a été réalisée en 2010 d’après la carte générale de la Manche occidentale de la thèse de Louis Cabioch (Station biologique de Roscoff) "Contribution à la connaissance des peuplements benthiques de la Manche occidentale" publiée en 1968, et complétée pour la partie "Secteur Goëlo" par des données originales fournies par le même auteur. La carte au 1 / 180 000 de la thèse a été numérisée en 2003 et les données du secteur Goëlo en 2007, dans le cadre du Réseau de surveillance de la flore et de la faune benthique marine Rebent. L’harmonisation avec la typologie EUNIS a été effectuée avec l’expertise de Frank Gentil. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1494 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.167443434267059 -2.780300290925661 48.557831642816105 49.25295812981391 text/html application/xml text/html fr000004 This map of the benthic communities of the Western Channel off the north coasts of Brittany, in the region of Roscoff , is picked up from the thesis of Louis Cabioch (1968, Roscoff Biological Station) : "Contribution à la connaissance des peuplements benthiques de la Manche occidentale", published in 1968 in the "Cahiers de biologie marine, tome IX, cahier 5 supll.". Two maps representing the distribution of the benthic communities and the tiers were in particular produced in the document cited above : a map (scale = 1:180000) entitled "Répartition générale des peuplements benthiques prélittoraux" and a map (scale = 1:50 000) (figure 45) entitled "Répartition des peuplements benthiques dans la région de Roscoff" which is that described here. This map was digitized in 2003, as part of the REBENT programme, i.e. the surveying network for the benthic fauna and flora. The harmonization with the EUNIS typology was made in 2006, as part of the REBENT and Interreg-MESH programmes. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2671 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.201320765540862 -3.4651343509694885 48.64194326157227 48.90596696710189 text/html application/xml text/html fr000008 This map of the benthic communities of the normano-breton Gulf is picked up from the thesis of Christian Rétière, entitled "Contribution à la connaissance des peuplements benthiques du golfe normanno-breton", published in 1979. This map was digitized in 2003, as part of the REBENT programme, i.e. the surveying network for the benthic fauna and flora. The original legend is transferred to the "ORIG_HAB" attribute data fied. The harmonization with the EUNIS typology was made in 2006, as part of the REBENT and Interreg-MESH programmes. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1829 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.8396105636765134 -1.5796649924453707 48.5833397273466 49.47255911241315 text/html application/xml text/html fr000025 This comprehensive map of the benthic communities of Les Glénan is realized as part of the REBENT programme, i.e. the surveying network for the benthic fauna and flora. It is the result of the treatment, the analysis and the data aggregation from authors and multiple specialized agencies : - ORTHOLITTORALE 2000, - IFREMER, Lidar altimetry in 2005, - M. Le Hir, S. Chauvaud, G. Robert, from the engineering firm " Télédétection et Biologie Marine " (TBM) in 2005, - N. Alloncle, student at the Brest University in 2005, - CEVA in 2004 and 2005, - Bathymetric data from SHOM, - Rebent intertidal and subtidal field studies data collected between 2003 and 2006. For these studies, various methods were used : coastal orthophotography, altimetric data from LIDAR, acoustic techniques, benthic sampling techniques, intertidal surveys. The habitat typology held for the cartography is the EUNIS classification, the European reference (October, 2004 version). In the rocky sectors, groupings of EUNIS classes were realized when the EUNIS typology was difficult to apply. It allows describing more easily the various environments. The original legend is transferred to the "ORIG_HAB" attribute data field. The harmonization with the EUNIS typology was made in 2006, as part of the REBENT and Interreg-MESH programmes. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000025 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 36263 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.109592408862509 -3.898721035647213 47.671658854172854 47.75510172086778 text/html application/xml text/html fr000035 Cette carte des peuplements benthiques de la zone subtidale du secteur Vilaine est le résultat du traitement, de l'analyse et de l'agrégation de données de : - A. Ehrhold, A. Blanchet, D. Hamon de l'Ifremer (2004 à 2008). - Données bathymétriques du SHOM. Deux sources croisées d'acquisition des données ont été employées : un système acoustique embarqué (sonar à balayage latéral), permettant de définir des premières classes de signatures acoustiques, correspondant à des unités morpho-sédimentaires, complétées par des campagnes de prélèvements à la benne (échantillons sédimentaires biologiques). La typologie des habitats a été élaborée par les auteurs suivants : D. Hamon, A. Blanchet, A. Ehrhold. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000035 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 11475 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.721696092100893 -2.5132105105565747 47.39412429270193 47.49256810293564 text/html application/xml text/html fr000036 La carte numérique des peuplements benthiques de la zone subtidale du secteur Douarnenez a été publiée en 2005 dans l'Atlas thématique de l'environnement marin de la baie de Douarnenez (Partenariat Ifremer et ville de Douarnenez, Ed. Ifremer, Coordination Augris C.). Différentes méthodes ont été employées : méthodes acoustiques (sonar à balayage latéral, sondeur multifaisceaux), prélèvements d'échantillons (benne Hamon), observations sous-marines (vidéo). La typologie des habitats a été élaborée par les auteurs suivants : D. Hamon, A. Blanchet, C. Chevalier (Ifremer/Dyneco/Benthos). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000036 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 29984 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.727490454221033 -4.292454098377908 48.0667476601764 48.232610954332124 text/html application/xml text/html fr000037 Cette carte des habitats benthiques de la zone subtidale du secteur de Concarneau est le résultat du traitement, de l'analyse et de l'agrégation de données de : - A. Ehrhold, A. Blanchet, D. Hamon de l'Ifremer en 2003, 2005 et 2006, - données bathymétriques du SHOM. Différentes techniques d'imageries ont été employées : systèmes acoustiques embarqués et vidéo sous-marine. Les données ont été complétées par des campagnes de prélèvements à la benne. La typologie des habitats a été élaborée par les auteurs suivants : D. Hamon, A. Blanchet, A. Ehrhold. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000037 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 19389 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.025735004167068 -3.855268496843611 47.78115418841512 47.86515045293114 text/html application/xml text/html fr000040 Cette carte des peuplements benthiques du secteur d'Arcachon a été réalisée d’après la thèse d'Yves Monbet, intitulée " Etude bionomique du plateau continental au large d'Arcachon (application de l'analyse factorielle) ", publiée en 1972. Cette étude sur les fonds chalutables de la côte landaise et girondine au large d’Arcachon a permis d’identifier 5 aires sédimentaires disposées parallèlement à la côte. Les peuplements benthiques sont répartis en 2 grands ensembles, l’ensemble côtier composé de 3 peuplements et l’ensemble subcôtier de 4 peuplements. La carte a été numérisée en 2005 et une harmonisation avec la typologie EUNIS a été effectuée en 2007 (projet REBENT). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000040 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 372 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.7257567876455933 -1.206414269902606 44.00201315338435 44.97727825718591 text/html application/xml text/html fr000041 Cette carte numérique est reproduite d'après la carte papier au 1/149000, réalisée par Davoult D., Dewarumez J.M., Prygiel J. et Richard A. et publiée en 1988 par la Station Marine de Wimereux, avec le concours de l'Ifremer et de la Région Nord-Pas de Calais. Cette carte a fait l'objet en 2006 d'une numérisation dans le cadre du réseau de surveillance de la flore et de la faune benthique marine REBENT. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000041 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 965 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.4861293206117177 2.544659927713543 50.781374894935496 51.333991352618874 text/html application/xml text/html fr000043 Cette carte est la synthèse de cartes extraites de la thèse de Christian Hily sur les "Pertuis Charentais" publiée en 1976 et de la carte de Claude Chassé intitulée "Pertuis et îles Charentais - Carte bio-sédimentaire (Prévision)" de 1974, (avec pour la partie ouest, l'intégration des travaux géomorphologiques de J.P. Barusseau, D. Dorel et M. Tesson et des travaux de biologie de F. Lagardère (vasière de Gironde)). Une harmonisation avec la typologie EUNIS a été réalisée en 2008, avec l’expertise de l’auteur (projets Rebent et Interreg-MESH). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000043 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10435 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.755353093070753 -1.0068767376712406 45.66814019951065 46.4144401820688 text/html application/xml text/html fr000046 Cette carte est la synthèse des cartes de l'atlas de Claude Chassé et Michel Glémarec de l'Université de Bretagne Occidentale, "Atlas du littoral français, atlas des fonds meubles du plateau continental du Golfe de Gascogne, cartes biosédimentaires", publié en 1976 avec le concours du CNEXO. Cet atlas comprend deux types de cartes : cinq cartes biosédimentaires côtières au 1/100000 et une carte plus générale au 1/500000. Ces cartes ont fait l'objet en 2003 d'une numérisation dans le cadre du Réseau de surveillance de la flore et de la faune benthique marine REBENT. Sous forme numérique, ces cartes ont été regroupées en un seul lot de données. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000046 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 52619 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.837296639128569 -1.7912037093836257 46.22450416543493 48.421486378893306 text/html application/xml text/html fr000048 Cette carte des peuplements macrobenthiques en Manche orientale est reproduite d'après la carte, réalisée par Louis Cabioch, Franck Gentil, René Glaçon et Christian Rétière de l'Observatoire Océanologique de Roscoff, communiquée lors du colloque de l'UOF, les 26 et 27 janvier 1978 à Brest. La carte originale n'a jamais été publiée. C'est une communication directe des auteurs. Pour cette étude, des échantillonnages ont été réalisés entre 1971 et 1975. Cette carte a fait l'objet en 2006 d'une numérisation dans le cadre du Réseau de surveillance de la flore et de la faune benthique marine REBENT. Une harmonisation avec la typologie EUNIS a été réalisée en 2007, dans le cadre des projets REBENT et Interreg-MESH. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000048 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1623 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.5047268092947783 1.5973149603171846 49.291541492645855 51.0096620406707 text/html application/xml text/html fr000051 Cette cartographie numérique des peuplements benthiques des substrats meubles de la baie de Saint-Brieuc a été réalisée en 2010, d'après la carte au 1/50000 établie par Gérard Thouzeau de l'Université de Bretagne Occidentale et Dominique Hamon d'Ifremer centre de Brest et publiée en 1992. Une harmonisation avec la typologie EUNIS a été réalisée en 2011 par Dominique Hamon. Les documents à l'origine de ce jeu de données sont le résultat de travaux de recherche issus des programmes EUPHORBE et PNDR Coquille Saint-Jacques. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000051 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2400 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.952715246011727 -2.448841563887022 48.493666921391345 48.77901520648661 text/html application/xml text/html fr000055 Cette carte des peuplements benthiques du secteur Quiberon est le résultat du traitement, de l'analyse et de l'agrégation de données de : - campagnes REBENT 1 et 2 (2003) ; - campagne IMPACT 8 (2002). Deux sources croisées d'acquisition des données ont été employées : un système acoustique embarqué (sondeur multifaisceaux) et remorqué (sonar à balayage latéral), permettant de définir des premières classes de signatures acoustiques, correspondant à des unités morpho-sédimentaires, complétées par des campagnes de prélèvements à la benne (échantillons sédimentaires biologiques), des profils vidéo et des plongées. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000055 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3791 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.10944257121764 -3.0145466476096843 47.467254526475244 47.54746107846603 text/html application/xml text/html fr000056 Cette carte des peuplements benthiques de la Mer d’Iroise est reproduite d'après la carte réalisée par Raffin C. en 2003 pour sa thèse "Bases biologiques et écologiques de la conservation du milieu marin en mer d'Iroise". Cette carte a fait l'objet en 2007 d'une numérisation dans le cadre du réseau de surveillance de la flore et de la faune benthique marine REBENT. La légende d'origine est reportée dans le champ attributaire LEG_ORIG. Une harmonisation avec la typologie EUNIS a été réalisée en 2011. La méthode utilisée inclut une re-détermination individuelle des polygones, avec intervention d'experts scientifiques. Christian Hily (IUEM/LEMAR) a validé cette harmonisation en mai 2011. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000056 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7590 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.188093744430704 -4.267205797409595 47.98570694741768 48.55023223303116 text/html application/xml text/html fr000058 Cette carte des peuplements benthiques subtidaux du secteur Morlaix est le résultat du traitement, de l'analyse et de l'agrégation des données de campagnes REBENT entre 2008 et 2010. Deux sources croisées d'acquisition des données ont été employées : un système acoustique embarqué (sondeur multifaisceaux) et remorqué (sonar à balayage latéral), permettant de définir des premières classes de signatures acoustiques, correspondant à des unités morpho-sédimentaires, complétées par des campagnes de prélèvements à la benne (échantillons sédimentaires biologiques) et des profils vidéo. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000058 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 72557 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.987822228912709 -3.8074436188279126 48.64719413140407 48.77686747795178 text/html application/xml text/html fr000059 Cette carte des peuplements benthiques subtidaux du secteur Trégor-Goëlo est le résultat du traitement, de l'analyse et de l'agrégation des données des campagnes REBENT 10 et 11 (2006), HALIOTREGOR (2008) et IFR-NEOMYSIS (2011). Deux sources croisées d'acquisition des données ont été employées : un système acoustique embarqué (sondeur multifaisceaux) et remorqué (sonar à balayage latéral), permettant de définir des premières classes de signatures acoustiques, correspondant à des unités morpho-sédimentaires, complétées par des campagnes de prélèvements à la benne (échantillons sédimentaires biologiques) et des profils vidéo. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000059 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 146672 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.2317145395942903 -2.8867085241790313 48.791015204987765 48.94081887099417 text/html application/xml text/html fr000060 La carte de nature des fonds du site Natura 2000 en mer des Roches de Penmarc'h a été réalisée dans le cadre du programme Interreg MeshAtlantic et constitue la première étape de l'élaboration de la carte des habitats subtidaux du site. Ce jeu de données provient de l'interprétation et l'interpolation des acquisitions intertidales et subtidales ayant eu lieu sur le site de Penmarc'h entre 2011 et 2012. Ont participé à l'élaboration de ce produit : - Stevenn Lamarche (coord.), (Ifremer - Applications Géomatiques) - Jacques Populus (Ifremer - Applications Géomatiques) - Anthony Doré (MNHN SPN - Station de Biologie Marine de Concarneau) - Fabrice Pluquet (HOCER) - Anouar Hamdi (Géomaticien) - Eliot Besson (Stagiaire) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR000060 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 25798 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.549385901338215 -4.08973881709267 47.6289198060043 47.873791794755554 text/html application/xml text/html fr002000 FR7200775 - DOMAINE D'ABBADIA ET CORNICHE BASQUE Produit issu du programme MESH ATLANTIC. Réalisé par l'IMA. Habitats : intertidaux. EUNIS 2007 Numérisation des habitats d'après les données existantes et une prospection terrain sur l'estran. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR002000 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2360 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.7610858916005463 -1.6797093405136332 43.37571941332033 43.40193049699488 text/html application/xml text/html fr002001 FR7200776 - FALAISE DE SAINT-JEAN-DE-LUZ A BIARRITZ. Produit issu du programme MESH ATLANTIC. Réalisé par l'IMA. Habitats : intertidaux. EUNIS 2007 Numérisation des habitats d'après les données existantes et une prospection terrain sur l'estran. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR002001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6434 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.669970355447502 -1.5459445840752506 43.39691951412432 43.50063036130216 text/html application/xml text/html fr002002 FR7200813 - COTE BASQUE ROCHEUSE ET SON EXTENSION AU LARGE. Produit issu du programme MESH ATLANTIC. Réalisé par l'IMA. Habitats : intertidal, infralittoral, circalittoral. EUNIS 2007 Numérisation des habitats d'après les données existantes, données Vecteurs, polygones des habitats. Synthèse bibliographique, prospection terrain (multibeam) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR002002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9155 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.7654829297933456 -1.5843343300652601 43.382598967968015 43.507256882699025 text/html application/xml text/html fr003001 This subtidal map was made in the framework of the Cartham project from 2009-2012. It incorporates remote sensing data in the form of a few side scan sonar profiles, along with a reasonable amount of sediment and fauna samples. Large gaps within the acoustic coverage were filled by the interpreter using evidence from bathymetric data, before the resulting polygons were labelled according to the biology contained in them. The habitat classification was a synthesis of the main habitat classifications, namely:Generic habitats from the Habitat Directive (EUR 27), elementary habitats from the French Cahiers d’habitats, the Rebent classification and EUNIS level 4 as much as possible. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 14662 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.3890214958453346 -2.7296679237356334 48.67438350389562 49.0517659223595 text/html application/xml text/html fr003002 This map covers both the intertidal zone and subtidal zones of the study sites. It is made from high resolution remote sensing data - both acoustic and optical - from various surveys carried out over the period 2008 to 2013 of various types: (i) multibeam echosounder (MBES), side scan sonar (SSS), RoxAnn acoustic ground discrimination system (AGDS), (ii) ortho-photography (the “Ortholittorale survey” from 2000), (iii) topographic and bathymetric lidar . It was complemented by (i) underwater video,(ii) sediment and biological grab samples, (iii) ground truth data from surveys in the tidal and infralittoral zone using GPS, annotations and photography.The habitat classification was a synthesis of the main habitat classifications, namely:Generic habitats from the Habitat Directive (EUR 27), Elementary habitats from the French Cahiers d’habitats, The Rebent classificationand EUNIS level 4 as much as possible. Map scale is in the range of 1:20000, with local improvements to 1:10000. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 211959 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.422681048891264 -2.8867077192857518 48.76300981734923 48.940819016684294 text/html application/xml text/html fr003003 This map mostly results from the interpolation in gaps between surrounding maps. In places the rugosity derived from bathymetric data (soundings from hydrographic minutes and hydrographic lidar) enabled the interpreter to infer rocky seabed presence. In shallowest places aerial photography was also used to retrieve rocky seabed, distinguished from similar-looking Zostera beds owing to a historic Zostera bed inventory available to the project. The habitat classification was a synthesis of the main habitat classifications, namely: Generic habitats from the Habitat Directive (EUR 27), Elementary habitats from the French Cahiers d’habitats, The Rebent classificationand EUNIS level 4 as much as possible. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 42955 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.3871609927855464 -2.889007256079936 48.71257331620562 48.9429136375544 text/html application/xml text/html fr003004 This subtidal map was made in the framework of the Cartham project from 2009-2012. It incorporates remote sensing data in the form of a few side scan sonar profiles, along with a reasonable amount of sediment and fauna samples. Large gaps within the acoustic coverage were filled by the interpreter using evidence from bathymetric data from the 100m DTM for the shelf of France as well as the 1:500000 scale sediment map for the Channel pulished by Larsonneur. Homogenous polygons were then labelled according to the biology contained in them. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 16302 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.077269999311014 -3.72590800015404 48.70487699997362 48.81686000018888 text/html application/xml text/html fr003005 This map covers the intertidal zone of Baie de Morlaix.The main data source was aerial photography (known as “Ortholittorale 2000”) which was photo-interpreted at a detailed scale to provide homogeneous ground units. Groundtruthingwas obtained from field observation and accurate positioning pprovided by RTK-GPS. Groundtruthsampledatawere also collected from which grain size was visually determined. Benthos was sorted out in the lab and each sample was assigned a habitat label. The habitat classification is EUNIS 2007. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 30786 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.077361999956292 -3.7749650006342113 48.60074999961282 48.77551500011718 text/html application/xml text/html fr003006 This map covers the inshore subtidal zone of the Baie de Morlaix. Several surveys surveys were carried out between 2008-2013: (i) optical remote sensing with bathymetric lidar (operated by Bloom Ltd.) and aerial photography (“Ortholittorale 2000”) in very shallow water, (ii) acoustic tools such as multibeam echosounder, side scan sonar and Roxann acoustic ground detection system. Ground truth data was obtained with underwater video, sediment and fauna grab samples interpreted in the lab for particle size analysis and benthos identification. The habitat classification is EUNIS 2007. Map scale is around 1:20000, with local improvements to1:10000 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 80632 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.987821999585555 -3.8074310004402516 48.62736799953363 48.776867000411826 text/html application/xml text/html fr003007 Mapis based on the interpretation of various types of data from a number of surveys carried out between 2011-2012 both in the intertidal and subtidal zones. Additionally the seabed « Carte G » from the French hydrographic survey (SHOM) was used in the interpretation process. In the tidal zone the identification was made by interpreting coastal ortho-photographs from BD Ortho (2005 et 2009) and digitising them on scale 1 : 2000ème with further qualification of the polygons based on ground truth data. For the subtidal zone, several data sources from 2011 were available: bathymetric lidar (with sounding density about 1pt*3m-2), side scan sonar (resolution of about 0.2m), underwater video, sediment and fauna samples collected with grabs and trawls. Addtionnally a single beam sounder was running at all times during the transects, which contributing to improve the depth DTM. In the outer rocky circalittoral zone, side scan sonar corridors were surveyed with a coverage of 30-50% depending on places. In the offshore deep circalittoral zone (known as La Grande vasière) where soft sediment is predominant, side scan sonar coverage was reduced to about 5-10%. In these latter two circalittoral zones, interpolation between sonar corridors was supported by SHOM « Carte G » (approx. scale 1:100000) along with a 100m resolution depth DTM. On rocky seabed, exposure at the seabed was described using kinetic energy from a combination of wave and current hydrodynamic models according to the methods described in: http://doi.org/10.13155/49975. Rocky substrate in intertidal and infralittoral zones was derived from the combined interpretation of both the topographic and bathymetric Lidar DTMs and aerial photographs, where permitted by water transparency. Various representations of the DTMs (slope, hillshade) helped delineate rocky outcrops with good reliability. Biological qualification of the substrate polygons was made through taxonomic analysis of benthos samples collected by MNHN in the framework of the project"Ecological assessment of Natura 2000 site - Roches de Penmarc’h".The final habitat classification was a synthesis of the main habitat classifications, namely: Generic habitats from the Habitat Directive (EUR 27), Elementary habitats from the French Cahiers d’habitats, The Rebent classificationand EUNIS level 4 as much as possible. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 59188 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.549385901338215 -4.089763055620503 47.6489513754057 47.871174317940465 text/html application/xml text/html fr003008 L'objectif de cette production est la caractérisation cartographique des habitats marins des sites Natura 2000 relevant de l'application de la directive européenne Habitats-Faune-Flore (66 sites Natura 2000 entièrement marins) ainsi que de quatre parcs naturels marins et projets de parcs naturels marins. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 666 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.6859690768113627 -2.6073080556222314 47.244479196957386 47.3080948885683 text/html application/xml text/html fr003009 L'objectif de cette production est la caractérisation cartographique des habitats marins des sites Natura 2000 relevant de l'application de la directive européenne Habitats-Faune-Flore (66 sites Natura 2000 entièrement marins) ainsi que de quatre parcs naturels marins et projets de parcs naturels marins. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8008 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.588668926329822 -2.329938033213633 46.134267223753426 46.27544603970305 text/html application/xml text/html fr003010 The objective of this production is the cartographic characterization of the marine habitats of the Natura 2000 sites coming under the European Habitats-Fauna-Flora (66 Natura 2000 all-marine sites) and four marine natural parks and parks projects. marine life. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2081 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.6875092906212226 -3.3980142945240503 47.523404985351895 47.69727190217664 text/html application/xml text/html fr003011 L'objectif de cette production est la caractérisation cartographique des habitats marins des sites Natura 2000 relevant de l'application de la directive européenne Habitats-Faune-Flore (66 sites Natura 2000 entièrement marins) ainsi que de quatre parcs naturels marins et projets de parcs naturels marins. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 983 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.5152330363755 -2.2056697182828224 46.66193116299286 46.75423886563113 text/html application/xml text/html fr003012 L'objectif de cette production est la caractérisation cartographique des habitats marins des sites Natura 2000 relevant de l'application de la directive européenne Habitats-Faune-Flore (66 sites Natura 2000 entièrement marins) ainsi que de quatre parcs naturels marins et projets de parcs naturels marins. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 11493 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.9647407499856038 -3.7642886629913614 47.69546964820573 47.9049988848907 text/html application/xml text/html fr003013 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by CREOCEAN, LIENSs, EPOC, GEOTRANSFERT, RE NATURE ENVIRONNEMENT & IODDE within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2011), orthos (2000), historical data (Hamdi et al., 2010; Hily, 1976; Chassé, 1974) Ground truth data sources (2010-2012): hamon grab, sediment dredges, direct human observations Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 88% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003013 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 179111 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.8333299999999384 -0.5964171399999698 45.022434484000044 46.501261406 text/html application/xml text/html fr003016 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Asconit Consultants (mandatary), UPVD, LECOB, OCEANIDE & ADENA within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010-2012), acoustic telemeter (2011), bathymetrics, kriging interpolation (2012). Ground truth data sources : Diving (2011-2012), Van Veen grab (2010-2011), ROV (2011-2013). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 92% (Areas with doubtful outlines and/or classification are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field ). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003016 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 21313 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.046845158000061 3.9000000000000363 42.43533333300005 42.919984031000084 text/html application/xml text/html fr003019 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2011), bathymetric datas (2009), orthophotos (2007) Ground truth data sources : Diving (2012), Van Veen grab (2011), direct human observation (2012). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 87% (Doubtful classification and/or outlines are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003019 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 26084 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.191218103000032 3.3133592500000644 43.14233911000006 43.22833190000008 text/html application/xml text/html fr003021 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2011), bathymetric datas (2009), orthophotos (2009, 2007) Ground truth data sources : Van Veen grab (2011), diver (2012), direct human observation (2012). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 91% (Areas with doubtful classification and/or outlines are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003021 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 19819 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.039028690000052 3.443110012000026 42.931160201000075 43.289993910000106 text/html application/xml text/html fr003023 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2011), bathymetric datas (2007), orthophotos (2006) Ground truth data sources : Diving (2011), Van Veen grab (2011). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 89% (Areas with doubtful outlines are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003023 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 38178 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.042962495000038 4.230056290000063 43.40992275400002 43.510777495000035 text/html application/xml text/html fr003025 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS habitat classification system) performed by In Vivo Environnement within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Orthophotos 2008, historic habitat maps (2011, 2008), bathymetric datas interpolation (2001). Ground truth data sources : Van Veen grab (90 points), beam trawl (31), hand corer (8), Diver with underwater cameras (6). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 88% (Areas with doubtful outlines are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003025 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3876 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.229135568000047 4.917582505000029 43.276913829000094 43.46359869400005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003027 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS habitat classification system) performed by GIS Posidonie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010), digital elevation model (2010), orthophotos 2008, satellite images (2010), historic habitat maps (1965). Ground truth data sources (2010) : Divers with underwater cameras (37 points), ROV (9). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 89% (Areas with doubtful outlines are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003027 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 32270 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.999840630000043 5.28722257100003 43.26805531800002 43.355874999 text/html application/xml text/html fr003028 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS habitat classification system) performed by In GIS Posidonie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010), digital elevation model (2010, 2005), orthophotos 2008, satellite images (2010), historic habitat maps (1965). Ground truth data sources (2010) : Divers with underwater cameras (3 points), ROV (1). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 69% (Areas with doubtful classification and outlines). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003028 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4440 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.9998515190000505 5.289878127000056 43.22504057200009 43.35586526600006 text/html application/xml text/html fr003030 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by GIS Posidonie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010), bathymetrics (2010, 2008, 2001), orthophotos (2008), historical maps (2004-2006). Ground truth data sources (2009-2011) : Divers with underwater cameras, ROV, Smith McIntyre grab, sediment dredges. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 91% (Areas with doubtful outlines are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field ). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003030 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 43843 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.191775365000081 5.62896411200006 43.01992944900007 43.29190395000005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003031 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by GIS Posidonie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Sonar (2011, 2010, 2003), bathymetrics (2008, 1996), orthophotos (2008), historical maps (2004-2006). Ground truth data sources (2005, 2003) : Historical dives data. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 67% (Doubtful classification and outlines). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003031 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 48493 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.194328318000025 5.625757659000038 43.02667116100011 43.29121947600004 text/html application/xml text/html fr003034 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010), bathymetrics (2007), orthophotos (2008), historical maps (2003). Ground truth data sources (2009-2011) : Divers with underwater cameras, direct human observations. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 87% (Areas with doubtful outlines are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field ). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003034 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 18298 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.614972232000064 5.695616601000049 43.15344810500006 43.18940680500001 text/html application/xml text/html fr003036 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2008), bathymetrics (2007), orthophotos (2008), historical maps (2009). Ground truth data sources (2012) : Diving with underwater cameras, direct human observations. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 85%. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003036 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1707 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.745714797000051 5.806707100000051 43.059440850000044 43.075915428000066 text/html application/xml text/html fr003037 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2008), bathymetrics (2007), orthophotos (2008), historical maps (2009). Ground truth data sources : None Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 62% (Areas with doubtful outlines and/or classification are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field ). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003037 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5695 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.752155315000044 5.870914626000044 43.04033483500007 43.074703061000065 text/html application/xml text/html fr003039 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010), bathymetrics (2007), orthophotos (2006-2008), historical maps (2000-2011). Ground truth data sources (2010-2012) : Divers with underwater cameras, direct human observations. The accuracy of the mapping is heterogeneous according to the methods used (outlines by gps, field data, ...). The field "VAL_COM" specifies the uncertainty (doubtful classification and / or outlines). Overall confidence rated by Ifremer : 84%. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003039 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 325193 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.051859246000058 6.538564322000061 42.973967666000036 43.15168183000001 text/html application/xml text/html fr003041 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2012), bathymetrics (2007), orthophotos (2008), historical maps (2010, 2007). Ground truth data sources (2010-2012) : Diving with underwater cameras, direct human observations. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 84%. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003041 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 70701 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.445815282000061 6.757167672000037 43.14275993800005 43.27903308100007 text/html application/xml text/html fr003042 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2012), bathymetrics (2007), orthophotos (2008), historical maps (2010, 2007). Ground truth data sources : none Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 62% (Areas with doubtful outlines and/or classification) are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field ). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003042 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 62653 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.44592531300004 6.789416644000024 43.13495587600005 43.27890362200004 text/html application/xml text/html fr003044 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2009), bathymetrics (2012), orthophotos (2006), historical maps (2010, 2009, 2005). Ground truth data sources (2010-2012) : Van Veen grab, underwater cameras, diving. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 82% (Areas with doubtful outlines and/or classification are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field ). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003044 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 28338 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.801590124000013 6.942932779000047 43.37472082500004 43.476500829 text/html application/xml text/html fr003046 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010, 2007), bathymetrics (2008, 2007), orthophotos (2004), historical maps. Ground truth data sources (2010-2011) : Diving, Sea-viewer. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 79% (Areas with doubtful outlines and/or classification are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field ). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003046 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 102871 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.020195491000043 7.174651586000031 43.49424287600006 43.64303931800003 text/html application/xml text/html fr003048 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Sonar (2012, 2010, 2007), bathymetric datas (2007-2010), orthophotos (2009), historical data (2007), GPS (04/2012, 06/2010). Ground truth data sources (2010-2012) : Diving, direct human observations, sea-viewer. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 78% (Areas with doubtful outlines and/or classification are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003048 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 34667 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.320188603000076 7.411584685000027 43.671988646000045 43.72330409200002 text/html application/xml text/html fr003050 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Sonar (03/2010), bathymetric datas (2007), orthophotos (2009), historical data (2000), GPS (06/2010). Ground truth data sources (06/2010) : Diving, direct human observations, sea-viewer. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 84% (Areas with doubtful outlines and/or classification are mentioned in the "VAL_COMM" field). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003050 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 28046 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.444616373000033 7.53668070700007 43.741316959000045 43.784985648000024 text/html application/xml text/html fr003051 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Stareso and Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Sonar (2010), bathymetric datas (2011), orthophotos (2007), historical data (2000, 1996), GPS (2011). Ground truth data sources (2011) : Diving, direct human observations, sea-viewer. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 86% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003051 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1702997 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.014256194000069 9.36176560399997 42.67431648100008 43.00984672200006 text/html application/xml text/html fr003053 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Stareso and Andromede Oceanologie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Sonar (2010), bathymetric datas (2011), orthophotos (2007), historical data (2000, 1996). Ground truth data sources (2011) : Diving, direct human observations, sea-viewer. Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 86% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003053 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 931508 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.01283213600007 9.568424999000097 42.642143322 43.13233452800006 text/html application/xml text/html fr003055 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Sintinelle within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Method used: supervised classification using ground truth data (2011-2012; diving, ROV, direct human observations, sea-viewer) and orthophotos (2010-04-08, 2009-08, 2007) and updating historical maps (2001, 1997). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 82% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003055 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 127020 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.396509573000086 9.620886699000012 41.85933688200002 42.66009605200003 text/html application/xml text/html fr003056 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie & Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010), bathymetry (2010), orthos (2007), historical data (2011, 2001, 1997), GPS (2011-2012) Ground truth data sources (2011-2012): diving, direct human observations, sea-viewer Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 86% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003056 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 169448 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.536075503000074 8.738121482000054 42.22303304800005 42.585970838000065 text/html application/xml text/html fr003057 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie & Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010), bathymetry (2010), orthos (2007), historical data (2011, 2001, 1997) Ground truth data sources: none Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 61% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003057 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 184941 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.520023049000024 8.738069294000086 42.220107441000046 42.594636519000055 text/html application/xml text/html fr003060 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie & Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010), bathymetry (2007), orthos (2009), historical data (2001, 1997) Ground truth data sources: diving (2005-2011), sea-viewer (06/2011), direct human observations (06/2011) Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 86% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003060 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 74224 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.546232224000045 8.762807380000021 42.129316530000025 42.57315365100002 text/html application/xml text/html fr003061 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie & Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010), bathymetry (2007), historical data (2001, 1997) Ground truth data sources: none Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 61% (doubtful outlines) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003061 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 27295 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.537136452000025 8.762805014000023 42.12932633 42.584773908 text/html application/xml text/html fr003064 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie & Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010), bathymetry (2007), orthos (2007), historical data (1997) Ground truth data sources (2011): diving, sea-viewer Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 86% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003064 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 194984 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.525182339000018 8.80349148000005 41.741634760000046 41.96323389800005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003065 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie & Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010), bathymetry (2007), orthos (2007), historical data (1997) Ground truth data sources: none Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 62% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003065 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 298199 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.509368475000038 8.803750046000065 41.741630921000066 41.96325684900006 text/html application/xml text/html fr003067 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010-2011), orthos (2010-2011), historical data (Guennoc et al., 2000; Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources (2008-2012): diving, sea-viewer Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 89% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003067 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 61820 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.757719486000031 8.92201357500006 41.488964459 41.64079801900004 text/html application/xml text/html fr003070 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010-2011), orthos (2010-2011), historical data (Cancemi et al., 2011; Cancemi et al., 2005; Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources (2008-2012): diving, sea-viewer, direct human observations, ROV Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 79% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003070 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 196567 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.876562065000027 9.406412977999999 41.302338819000056 41.59804004100005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003073 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Stareso, Evemar and Sintinelle within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010-2011), orthos (2010-2011), historical data (Guennoc et al., 2001; Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources (2002-2012): diving, sea-viewer, direct human observations, ROV Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 87% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003073 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 76910 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.220113372000066 9.325470329000078 41.308320426000044 41.42793643500004 text/html application/xml text/html fr003076 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Stareso, Evemar and Sintinelle within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010-2011), orthos (2010-2011), historical data (Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources (2005-2012): diving, direct human observations Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 84% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003076 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 42649 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.30767461000008 9.390228385000057 41.50718299800007 41.60191309000005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003079 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by Stareso, Evemar and Sintinelle within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: orthos (2007-2012), historical data (Cancemi et al., 2011; Cancemi et Baroli, 2007; Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources (2007-2011): diving Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 81% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR003079 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 143684 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.281140867000076 9.37108400000006 41.58607552500004 41.641200381000054 text/html application/xml text/html gb000039 The South-West Irish Sea Survey (SWISS) was initiated in 1996 as a collaborative venture between Irish and Welsh scientists under the European Union INTERREG II programme. Its primary aims were to evaluate the biodiversity of the south-western Irish Sea/Celtic Sea area, chart the benthic invertebrate assemblages, identify areas of importance for future more applied studies, compare selected sites over time, and examine the relative performance of differing sampling techniques. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000039 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 962 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.967625039763721 -3.9500348398359604 51.23337804036432 53.65873700980523 text/html application/xml text/html gb000215 This dataset shows the predicted distribution of major lifeforms for the Small Islands, West Wales features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000215 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 641 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.68108927564952 -5.656393538830688 51.709381034407265 51.72744758064139 text/html application/xml text/html gb000217 Intertidal Phase 1 survey data: Biotope maps, survey reports, site data & scientific assessment packages for site notification features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000217 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 617674 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.672912769108952 -2.6549407692011227 51.37406786703846 53.43593222749035 text/html application/xml text/html gb000223 Intertidal biotope map of the Berwickshire coast from Fast Castle to Alnmouth Bay features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000223 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 15614 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.22474489915771 -1.567940546219177 55.383731271381095 55.933252234702934 text/html application/xml text/html gb000225 Further survey of the Essex Estuaries cSAC: Phase 1 survey on the intertidal mud & sand flats, sublittoral biotope ground-truthing features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000225 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4185 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.5743119870086215 1.1043261776110205 51.50407402569575 51.85125426457274 text/html application/xml text/html gb000226 Further survey of the Essex Estuaries cSAC: Phase 1 survey on the intertidal mud & sand flats, sublittoral biotope ground-truthing features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000226 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1378 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.5963873862689277 1.1751920731557086 51.43516059698399 51.86910063878347 text/html application/xml text/html gb000227 A survey of habitats, including particular reference to the reefs around Lundy Island, Bristol Channel, undertaken by the Benthic Mapping and Assessment Project (BMAP) at the University of Newcastle. This dataset is a map of the predicted lifeform distribution based on the acoustic characteristics of the seabed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000227 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2725 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.705804199704012 -4.630935702320745 51.14709427827834 51.218602683666965 text/html application/xml text/html gb000228 This dataset is a biotope map of the intertidal zone of St John's Lake, Plymouth Sound. This map was produced as a result of a broad scale mapping survey of Plymouth Sound carried out in July 1996. A data review was also carried out in this study. Mapping was carried out using acoustic techniques, validated by dive and remote survey. Predictive maps of biotopes were prepared with GIS. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000228 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 114 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.237335337255955 -4.186668299402482 50.355492130257666 50.37193925829019 text/html application/xml text/html gb000229 This dataset is a broadscale biotope map of Plymouth Sound. This map was produced as a result of a broad scale mapping survey of Plymouth Sound carried out in July 1996. A data review was also carried out in this study. Mapping was carried out using acoustic techniques, validated by dive and remote survey. Predictive maps of biotopes were prepared with GIS. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000229 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2258 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.252758819164127 -4.068727564925163 50.3028923701868 50.4001973680142 text/html application/xml text/html gb000230 Littoral habitat map of the Solent features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000230 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 38887 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.5924936928296278 -0.8077167902976138 50.575164903037894 50.91993286520959 text/html application/xml text/html gb000231 Habitat distribution map of South Wight features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000231 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1472 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.6160508078984244 -1.0031595950392245 50.56124300655955 50.71092803580027 text/html application/xml text/html gb000232 Survey of the inter-tidal areas between Burnham Overy and Cley West Bank specifically mapping the distribution of Eelgrass, Zostera, species. Survey was conducted to locate the eelgrass for future monitoring. Maps were hand drawn with OS grid references included. Natural England id: NATENG000232 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000232 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 65 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.8546746204374239 1.0238301941081975 52.96324726235136 52.97809558194555 text/html application/xml text/html gb000233 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000233 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 182 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.4748601932433804 0.6048475632644464 52.93149470731494 52.98417218859566 text/html application/xml text/html gb000234 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000234 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1352 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.514239384140308 1.1187025392907732 52.95215718170862 52.992669988729055 text/html application/xml text/html gb000235 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000235 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 459 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.03192671674451688 1.037587272734455 52.78075932478302 53.09551778981422 text/html application/xml text/html gb000236 Two surveys of the sediments and macro-invertebrates of intertidal areas of the Wash were undertaken during late September to early November 1998 and 1999. In 1998, 113 sites, each 1 ha in area were sampled, 91 of which were sampled in Institute of Terrestrial Ecology's survey of 1986. In 1999, 103 sites were sampled, 82 of which had been first sampled in 1986. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000236 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1388 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.04256793875941103 0.4708991553717893 52.79243140258723 53.092711746749785 text/html application/xml text/html gb000239 Sublittoral MNCR classification map of the Wash, and the Lincolnshire and north Norfolk coasts. This survey was one of three trial areas chosen for the Broadscale Mapping Project. The methodology relies on acoustic ground discrimination system (AGDS) based on a single beam echo sounder features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000239 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9296 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.11854399261120117 1.1278352940636187 52.84987128513177 53.13249144442467 text/html application/xml text/html gb000240 Sublittoral lifeforms and species presence map of the Wash, and the Lincolnshire and north Norfolk coasts. This survey was one of three trial areas chosen for the Broadscale Mapping Project. The methodology relies on acoustic ground discrimination system (AGDS) based on a single beam echo sounder features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000240 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9123 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.11854399261120117 1.1421506115615432 52.840061696989785 53.59040569876399 text/html application/xml text/html gb000243 This dataset is a map of the saltmarsh habitats in the Duddon Estuary features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000243 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8392 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.3425423345610143 -3.1853033670566764 54.10024480885091 54.27761596460516 text/html application/xml text/html gb000244 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000244 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 108 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.7299842383819051 0.790475987376965 50.91185019483066 50.933385585376506 text/html application/xml text/html gb000245 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000245 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1537 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.7492449790725565 1.025929690203109 51.3216269668111 51.39757465964284 text/html application/xml text/html gb000247 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000247 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1124 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.7868466588461753 -0.7308087429290704 50.73779811928785 50.772951400386894 text/html application/xml text/html gb000248 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000248 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4629 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.1536911080581236 -2.8124230545802726 53.47513602630661 53.776692449996624 text/html application/xml text/html gb000249 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000249 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1067 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.7490730179055075 0.9493425236386158 51.322300232569695 51.39029365842566 text/html application/xml text/html gb000253 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000253 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10939 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.6240472330932763 -2.3702836481717857 59.218198715598334 59.314089988162515 text/html application/xml text/html gb000258 This dataset is a predicted lifeform distribution map for the outer, central and inner areas of Loch Maddy features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000258 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8575 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.207160224864425 -7.100311682637995 57.58937924055954 57.641876246791426 text/html application/xml text/html gb000259 This dataset is a predicted lifeform distribution map for part of the inner area of Loch Maddy features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000259 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1092 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.211567698790247 -7.162271922011544 57.61616468705071 57.64634483684478 text/html application/xml text/html gb000263 The aim of this survey was to map the biotopes in the area of Dornoch Firth between Bonar Bridge and a line extending from Dornoch to the mid-point of the intertidal rocks west of Portmahomack. This dataset is a map of the predicted biotope distributions for this area. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000263 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5816 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.3620432030313685 -3.845633515674143 57.815556265609246 57.88936066985908 text/html application/xml text/html gb000268 A map of predicted subtidal lifeforms around St Kilda including Hirta, Dun, Levenish, Soay and Boreray features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000268 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2297 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.667095240353028 -8.470491908174935 57.78531187634205 57.88732537726442 text/html application/xml text/html gb000272 A map of the distribution and extent of marine littoral and sublittoral biotopes within Lochs Duich, Long and Alsh, on the north west coast of Scotland. Shore surveys were carried out to record the biotopes occurring within the survey area. Sublittoral acoustic surveys were carried out within the lochs, with ground validation of acoustic data by video sampling, and grab sampling of sediments for infaunal and particle size analysis. The electronic GIS shapefile only maps sublittoral biotopes. Biotopes mapped during shore surveys are not available in electronic format. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000272 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5033 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.747852634891163 -5.403945079301937 57.21064526786492 57.31435589470887 text/html application/xml text/html gb000273 A survey of habitats and biota within the Papa Stour cSAC features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000273 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3027 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.7731651986149946 -1.6372079327998197 60.30117130501177 60.35787172270189 text/html application/xml text/html gb000277 A map of the shore types within the Vadills cSAC features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000277 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 834 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.4819759706144864 -1.4591842190763964 60.27437768278388 60.2927012237825 text/html application/xml text/html gb000278 Broadscale intertidal survey of Loch Laxford cSAC, biotope mapping. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000278 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3304 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.1322069928584195 -5.0233170453453235 58.37214299630228 58.42931873986797 text/html application/xml text/html gb000279 Broadscale intertidal survey of the Firth of Forth, biotope mapping. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000279 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10893 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.393314310706853 -2.5438659043879324 55.945085396374004 56.27894032563554 text/html application/xml text/html gb000281 The coast from North Berwick in Lothian to Flamborough Head in the East Riding of Yorkshire has been studied as part of the Marine Nature Conservation Review programme (MNCR Sector 5). This included field surveys of the shores and nearshore subtidal zone to describe biotopes. Comparable data from other organisations have been added to provide information on over 1000 sites within the region and analysed to classify the biotopes present. The information available for MNCR Sector 5 is presented as 24 area summaries. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000281 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4727 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.265784536726937 0.014596416891158667 54.08261978297668 57.68028903521085 text/html application/xml text/html gb000282 A series of twelve marine inlets on the East Anglian and north Kent coasts (MNCR sector 6) have been studied as part of the Marine Nature Conservation Review programme. Comparable data from other organisations have been added to provide information on over 460 sites within the twelve inlets and analysed to classify the biotopes present. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000282 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 921 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.6896698137109688 1.0324807027223115 51.3217383676316 51.813803268705975 text/html application/xml text/html gb000283 The coast from Durlston Head in Dorset to Cape Cornwall has been studied as part of the Marine Nature Conservation Review programme (MNCR Sector 8). Sixteen marine inlets occur along this stretch of coast and have been the subject of various surveys to describe the biotopes. An analysis of the available data from these inlets has been undertaken as part of the Marine Nature Conservation Review. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000283 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9418 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.210864359202777 -2.413477417848538 50.08149490726418 50.72479337301578 text/html application/xml text/html gb000284 The habitats and communities of the marine inlets of south-west Britain have been the subject of various surveys, primarily the Harbours, Rias and Estuaries (HRE) programme commissioned by the then Nature Conservancy Council. The HRE surveys were carried out by the Field Studies Council Oil Pollution Research Unit (OPRU) between 1985 and 1989 and covered all of the major and most of the minor inlets between Portsmouth and Milford Haven. The report summarises information on fourteen marine inlets, from the River Hayle in Cornwall northwards to Milford Haven in Pembrokeshire. The data from the HRE surveys, together with data from a variety of other sources, have been analysed to classify the marine biotopes present and to describe their distribution within each inlet. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000284 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8544 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.440979123387756 -2.3445617147512996 50.17585753559681 51.867466327808806 text/html application/xml text/html gb000285 In 1995 the Marine Nature Conservation Review (MNCR) initiated a survey of Cardigan Bay and north Wales (MNCR Sector 10). Field surveys undertaken between 1995 and 1997 covered 23 sections of the coast within Sector 10. This included field surveys of the shores and nearshore subtidal zone to describe the biotopes. Comparable data from other organisations have been added to provide information on over 700 sites within the region and analysed to classify the biotopes present. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000285 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 11800 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.904730426767748 -3.724462376837159 52.01783970084157 53.427536122693894 text/html application/xml text/html gb000286 The coast from Colwyn Bay in north Wales to the Mull of Galloway in south-west Scotland (MNCR Sector 11) has been studied as part of the Marine Nature Conservation Review programme. This included field surveys of the shores and nearshore subtidal zone to describe the biotopes. Comparable data from other organisations have been added to provide information on over 320 sites within the region and analysed to classify the biotopes present. The information available for MNCR Sector 11 is presented as 12 area summaries. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000286 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3069 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.960272539246253 -2.6748432553119272 53.217725650018785 55.029455103670145 text/html application/xml text/html gb000287 The sealochs of the Clyde Sea (MNCR Sector 12) have been studied as part of the Marine Nature Conservation Review programme. This included field surveys of the shores and nearshore subtidal zone to describe the biotopes. Comparable data from other organisations have been added to provide information on over 250 sites within the region and analysed to classify the biotopes present. The information available for MNCR Sector 12 is presented as 7 area summaries. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000287 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5277 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.45117919896079 -4.73313368567101 54.9063445525591 56.27237193012056 text/html application/xml text/html gb000288 Unpublished features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000288 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 35306 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.421563920338587 -4.970204472058703 55.701780085982264 56.86009612903318 text/html application/xml text/html gb000289 The sealochs of the Outer Hebrides (MNCR Sector 14) have been studied as part of the Marine Nature Conservation Review programme. This included field surveys of the shores and nearshore subtidal zone to describe the biotopes. Comparable data from other organisations have been added to provide information on over 400 sites within the region and analysed to classify the biotopes present. The information available for MNCR Sector 14 is presented as 26 area summaries. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000289 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7010 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.357411421399954 -6.163486474621038 57.13655525062437 58.294662596102015 text/html application/xml text/html gb000290 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000290 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 17453 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.773802241380289 -4.593711258267894 56.74152406778152 58.56627047330373 text/html application/xml text/html gb000291 In 1993, the MNCR initiated a survey of lagoons in Scotland. Eighteen lagoons in MNCR Sector 1, the Shetland Islands, were surveyed in August 1993 and sixteen lagoons were surveyed in July 1994 in MNCR Sector 2, the Orkney Islands. This included field surveys of the shores and nearshore subtidal zone to describe the biotopes. Comparable data from other organisations have been added and the data analysed to classify the biotopes present. The information available for MNCR Sectors 1 & 2 is presented as 34 area summaries. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000291 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3073 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.299473629104632 -0.9028450069914163 58.89309595611354 60.692320078608816 text/html application/xml text/html gb000292 In 1993, the MNCR initiated a survey of lagoons in Scotland. Seventy-two lagoons in the Outer Hebrides were studied as part of this programme. This included field surveys of the shores (if tidal) and subtidal zone of each lagoon to describe the biotopes. Comparable data from other organisations have been added and the data analysed to classify the biotopes present. The information available for MNCR Sector 14 is presented as 72 area summaries. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000292 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10917 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.50664172193786 -6.395335123617029 56.9494378999392 58.34505176232901 text/html application/xml text/html gb000293 In 1993, the MNCR initiated a survey of lagoons in Scotland. Thirty-three lagoons in mainland Scotland and the Inner Hebrides were studied as part of this programme, with field studies undertaken in 1994 and 1995. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000293 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1870 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.542227453933834 -2.785836243148093 55.08733944735765 58.44966670695301 text/html application/xml text/html gb000294 Carlingford Lough. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000294 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 12141 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.258780273590735 -6.017560133093643 53.974433503703295 54.098853798663924 text/html application/xml text/html gb000295 Annalong and Killeen. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000295 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 28994 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.050725029336594 -5.808593553649538 53.98775696431249 54.18940840067717 text/html application/xml text/html gb000296 Dundrum Bay. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000296 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 13609 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.883709087604255 -5.673512740120819 54.16021058395136 54.24565373623105 text/html application/xml text/html gb000297 Ards Peninsula. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000297 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 19831 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.525366299814848 -5.317540299944824 54.330635100129825 54.65484609996759 text/html application/xml text/html gb000298 Part of the Strangford Lough Ecological Change Investigation. Report, including map images, freely downloadable from EHS website (http://www.ehsni.gov.uk/pubs/pubs.shtml) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000298 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 14795 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.656588591889954 -5.542285444217831 54.38213098016067 54.54347639871691 text/html application/xml text/html gb000299 Lower Strangford Lough. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000299 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3109 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.657906372980665 -5.5103764242325575 54.31956219743749 54.41580777141155 text/html application/xml text/html gb000300 Ballygally Head. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000300 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2738 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.868675213590172 -5.797316540825663 54.878820449704065 54.9192364563974 text/html application/xml text/html gb000301 North east Antrim. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000301 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 12606 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.139762448977809 -5.887747843088441 54.96195763773483 55.232872753674705 text/html application/xml text/html gb000302 East Rathlin Island. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000302 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2796 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.188298928152959 -6.158335873801505 55.25526502995719 55.29779219425443 text/html application/xml text/html gb000303 Church Bay, Rathlin Island. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000303 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1820 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.300053671439744 -6.208318524879982 55.280065773416766 55.294441941742264 text/html application/xml text/html gb000304 Ballycastle Bay, Co. Antrim. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000304 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4465 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.287034278808839 -6.17091826966238 55.20809061718831 55.2330694812716 text/html application/xml text/html gb000305 The Skerries, Co. Antrim. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000305 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1008 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.676281990821167 -6.5949766408592 55.20938496374516 55.22413286683836 text/html application/xml text/html gb000306 Belfast Lough. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000306 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 14798 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.892714531650255 -5.599709230696418 54.63953584180566 54.76204908479747 text/html application/xml text/html gb000307 Larne Lough. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000307 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 768 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.810968082211162 -5.735330054738188 54.8044339079985 54.84886589664387 text/html application/xml text/html gb000308 Islandmagee, Co. Antrim. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000308 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2081 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.759153489641793 -5.6376215679809505 54.7852835294114 54.87149292475871 text/html application/xml text/html gb000309 Lough Foyle. Part of the Northern Ireland Nearshore Subtidal Habitat Mapping Project. Data were validated against Northern Ireland Sublittoral Survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000309 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4590 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.236950353975593 -6.972796496760844 55.06053551620117 55.19983838863075 text/html application/xml text/html gb000310 North Channel Peaks Area. Part of the Irish Sea Pilot features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000310 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 12374 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.215733852635141 -4.958112718427161 54.37846515284454 54.572315655742955 text/html application/xml text/html gb000311 North Channel Peak 1. Part of the Irish Sea Pilot features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000311 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1028 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.0065530420891955 -4.926952114248665 54.51956683843888 54.549865229296955 text/html application/xml text/html gb000312 North Channel Peak 4. Part of the Irish Sea Pilot features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000312 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 880 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.164605038991288 -5.118966783390302 54.509473709344256 54.53322288902515 text/html application/xml text/html gb000313 Blackstone Banks. Investigation of offshore rocky reef areas features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000313 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 270 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.164232123913342 -7.066354874877494 56.06785683832247 56.087675105621656 text/html application/xml text/html gb000314 Stanton Banks (South). Investigation of offshore rocky reef areas features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000314 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 410 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.90229950741628 -7.8622326580107265 56.12569549914803 56.14046484927343 text/html application/xml text/html gb000315 Stanton Banks (North). Investigation of offshore rocky reef areas features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000315 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 474 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.955848444350192 -7.925389228629974 56.239333843682004 56.253370756255414 text/html application/xml text/html gb000316 Mapping survey of Zostera marina beds in the Salcombe-Kingsbridge Estuary features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000316 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 73 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.781841112677172 -3.7654249393094674 50.224553511335536 50.2357940647444 text/html application/xml text/html gb000317 Chalk platform bounded by the low water line and the high water line as shown on the 1st Edition 6-inch Ordnance Survey maps (surveyed 1800s). Digitsed and georeferenced to the modern OS landline data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000317 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4441 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.1077547736638381 1.452139982574172 50.73264836113299 51.39807994283512 text/html application/xml text/html gb000319 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000319 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1728 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.1920371071268514 1.451999744992292 51.08170363701327 51.3979372887749 text/html application/xml text/html gb000326 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000326 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1052 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.487265429056255 -3.3876449629446452 50.5948833338988 50.691144818678474 text/html application/xml text/html gb000329 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000329 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 15631 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.2028557986562412 1.4515862070378511 50.91077941973449 51.49705232960141 text/html application/xml text/html gb000331 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000331 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 30860 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.3595255213857673 0.7917524823912001 51.44283062873059 51.55907456733748 text/html application/xml text/html gb000332 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000332 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1467 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.542331508392348 -4.150914547268472 50.06961086464976 50.42906053081886 text/html application/xml text/html gb000333 This map shows the area covered by seagrass beds in the west part of Morecambe Bay, near Walney Island. The data were obtained by the MESH Project as the results of a data collation contract undertaken by OSPAR. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000333 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 15 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.1644496689170216 -3.15190102820986 54.06874551369457 54.08183524230264 text/html application/xml text/html gb000334 This map shows the area covered by seagrass beds to the east of Walney Island and in Roosecote Sands (both areas are west of Morecambe Bay). The data were obtained by the MESH Project as the results of a data collation contract undertaken by OSPAR. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000334 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 81 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.218287942934182 -3.151752031231174 54.06832539360208 54.101992232955205 text/html application/xml text/html gb000335 Past and present datasets containing details of Zostera beds in Devon and Dorset have been merged into one dataset features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000335 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 548 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.226375926307933 -1.9278778589760015 50.224553511335536 50.703790498033136 text/html application/xml text/html gb000336 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000336 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4530 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.147003734134964 -5.539221118559745 54.04785064908822 55.14772117059559 text/html application/xml text/html gb000337 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000337 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 50 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.1020493098277435 -1.064965440602567 50.67831379174819 50.711288818624155 text/html application/xml text/html gb000338 The limits of the Zostera beds at Ryde and Osborne Bay were mapped. The beds extend further northward at Osborne Bay and below MLW at both sites, but were not mapped. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000338 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 61 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.2596362753937593 -1.1498905240284178 50.73319401758989 50.75973411373845 text/html application/xml text/html gb000356 A broadscale benthic survey of Loch Creran was carried out in 1998-1999. The primary objective of the study was to map the sublittoral habitats and delimit biotopes. AGDS was used, ground-truthed by grab sampling, ROV, diver video and stills photography. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000356 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1870 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.417702248759719 -5.246821805082155 56.511327001240126 56.55402028111117 text/html application/xml text/html gb000357 A biotope mapping survey of the intertidal and subtidal habitats within the Firth of Tay and Eden Estuary cSAC was undertaken in the summer of 2002, by a collaborative research group from the University of St Andrews, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh University and Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH). Mapping of the intertidal area of the cSAC was accomplished principally through the employment of satellite imagery. This imagery was ground truthed by data from intertidal surveys. This information supplemented the existing knowledge on the distribution of marine communities and sediments within the cSAC and all this information was used to produce a series of biotope classification maps. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000357 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4095 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.304632212306727 -2.691980339620952 56.344480354185045 56.48918423556411 text/html application/xml text/html gb000358 Loch Sunart is a complex fjordic sea loch on the west coast of Scotland. The loch supports some of the best Scottish and UK examples of bedrock reef habitats and associated communities. The site has been selected as a candidate Special Area of Conservation (cSAC) on the basis of the quality of the reefs present. A biotope mapping survey of the sublittoral habitats within the loch was undertaken in July and August 2001, by a collaborative research group from the University of St Andrews, Heriot-Watt University and Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH). Rapid broad scale remote acoustic mapping techniques were utilised and ground truth data were collected to enable the interpretation of the acoustically-classed seabed maps. These data supplemented the considerable body of existing knowledge on Loch Sunart marine communities and this information was depicted in a series of biotope distribution maps. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000358 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2761 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.039932222294177 -5.545164918725968 56.62174266659084 56.71498053892077 text/html application/xml text/html gb000359 This map covers the area in the north of The Sound of Barra, at the south-eastern end of South Uist. The Sound of Barrahas been selected as a possible Special Area of Conservation (pSAC) on the basis of the nationally important colony of common seals, Phoca vitulina, and also for the wide variety of habitats associated with shallow ?sandbanks which are slightly covered by seawater all the time?. A number of the sandbank habitats are of considerable conservation value, most notably the extensive beds of the eelgrass Zostera marina and tide-swept maerl beds composed of the coralline red alga Phymatolithon calcareum. A comprehensive biotope mapping survey of the sublittoral habitats within the Sound was undertaken in August 2001, by a collaborative research group from the University of St Andrews, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh University and Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH). This information supplemented the existing knowledge on the distribution of marine communities within the Sound of Barra pSAC and all this information was synthesised into a series of biotope classification maps. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000359 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 391 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.26771845893968 -7.21696769060641 57.07475562477228 57.0977515916627 text/html application/xml text/html gb000360 This map covers the area in the south of The Sound of Barra, at the northeastern corner of Barra (from Traigh Mhor to near Loch Obe). The Sound of Barra has been selected as a possible Special Area of Conservation (pSAC) on the basis of the nationally important colony of common seals, Phoca vitulina, and also for the wide variety of habitats associated with shallow ?sandbanks which are slightly covered by seawater all the time?. A number of the sandbank habitats are of considerable conservation value, most notably the extensive beds of the eelgrass Zostera marina and tide-swept maerl beds composed of the coralline red alga Phymatolithon calcareum. A comprehensive biotope mapping survey of the sublittoral habitats within the Sound was undertaken in August 2001, by a collaborative research group from the University of St Andrews, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh University and Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH). This information supplemented the existing knowledge on the distribution of marine communities within the Sound of Barra pSAC and all this information was synthesised into a series of biotope classification maps. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000360 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2289 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.408206549692471 -7.293180420839682 56.96418717629724 57.03180570986568 text/html application/xml text/html gb000361 This dataset is a biotope map of the intertidal area around Mousa, Shetland. The survey visited the island of Mousa cSAC in August and September 2003 with the aim of providing a comprehensive broad scale intertidal and subtidal biotope distribution map of Mousa cSAC. Particular emphasis was placed upon the mapping and recording of the reef and cave communities present on the island. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000361 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 941 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.1936486803422746 -1.155308914175002 59.98960179638584 60.008852247033644 text/html application/xml text/html gb000363 This dataset is a subtidal lifeforms map for the area around Mousa, Shetland. The survey visited the island of Mousa cSAC in August and September 2003 with the aim of providing a comprehensive broad scale intertidal and subtidal biotope distribution map of Mousa cSAC. Particular emphasis was placed upon the mapping and recording of the reef and cave communities present on the island. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000363 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1347 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.2154569863507647 -1.1318829859110309 59.976092003443306 60.015766002898765 text/html application/xml text/html gb000364 As part of the Forth Spatial Study the intertidal and subtidal areas of the Isle of May cSAC, and a surrounding 1km wide buffer zone were surveyed to provide a comprehensive broad scale biotope distribution map of the area. This dataset is an intertidal biotope map of the island. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000364 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1464 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.5684372829542297 -2.5440490567185505 56.179378963868146 56.19362563611429 text/html application/xml text/html gb000365 As part of the Forth Spatial Study the intertidal and subtidal areas of the Isle of May cSAC, and a surrounding 1km wide buffer zone were surveyed to provide a comprehensive broad scale biotope distribution map of the area. This dataset is a subtidal lifeforms map of the 1km buffer zone around the island. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000365 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4275 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.605174700951628 -2.509701644615188 56.16262920227593 56.21298414570179 text/html application/xml text/html gb000367 Survey of the intertidal and subtidal zones of the Treshnish Isles cSAC to provide a broad scale biotope distribution map for the area. This dataset is a map of predicted subtidal lifeforms for the area surrounding the Treshnish Isles. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000367 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5489 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.464234667695733 -6.35349538580333 56.469578433997576 56.532394277573914 text/html application/xml text/html gb000369 Survey of the intertidal and subtidal zones of the Treshnish Isles cSAC to provide a broad scale biotope distribution map for the area. This dataset is a map of intertidal biotopes on the Treshnish Isles. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000369 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4096 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.43631904408857 -6.374672072757898 56.47999591797729 56.52094026018489 text/html application/xml text/html gb000371 SNH commissioned the BioMar project to map the distribution of biotopes and lifeforms in the Sound of Arisaig pSAC, and in addition, undertake further detailed studies of the maerl beds within the site. Video and grab samples were collected, and 12 sites surveyed in detail by diving to collect samples for maerl analysis and characterisation of the biotopes associated with the maerl. 23 biotopes were identified from the video samples and by the MNCR sealochs survey. A map of the predicted biotope distribution based on the acoustic characteristics of the sea bed was prepared for the survey area. This map is available in the Annex I and EUNIS 2007-11 classification systems. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000371 17734839 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 56.75277815778581 56.86160986070654 -5.975018538274865 -5.706329408075714 text/html application/xml text/html gb000372 A series of twelve marine inlets on the East Anglian and north Kent coasts (MNCR sector 6) have been studied as part of the Marine Nature Conservation Review programme. Comparable data from other organisations have been added to provide information on over 460 sites within the twelve inlets and analysed to classify the biotopes present. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000372 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5298 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.4472022973482023 1.7170419165512258 51.29140804814292 52.99499743688227 text/html application/xml text/html gb000374 The sealochs of the Clyde Sea (MNCR Sector 12) have been studied as part of the Marine Nature Conservation Review programme. The studies included field surveys of the shores and nearshore subtidal zone to describe the biotopes. Comparable data from other organisations have been added to provide information on over 250 sites within the region and analysed to classify the biotopes present. The information available for MNCR Sector 12 is presented as 7 area summaries. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000374 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1258 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.917614579349332 -4.7432952666631625 55.98044263831718 56.20618466039382 text/html application/xml text/html gb000375 Unpublished features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000375 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6027 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.297997181824433 -5.229320484552662 56.10728640564311 56.71331815560848 text/html application/xml text/html gb000376 In 1993, the MNCR initiated a survey of lagoons in Scotland. Seventy-two lagoons in the Outer Hebrides were studied as part of this programme. The studies included field surveys of the shores (if tidal) and subtidal zone of each lagoon to describe the biotopes. Comparable data from other organisations have been added and the data analysed to classify the biotopes present. The information available for MNCR Sector 14 is presented as 72 area summaries. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000376 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 848 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.344917438788742 -7.161783416571379 57.54822295692396 57.646236085427034 text/html application/xml text/html gb000377 In 1993, the MNCR initiated a survey of lagoons in Scotland. Thirty-three lagoons in mainland Scotland and the Inner Hebrides were studied as part of this programme, with field studies undertaken in 1994 and 1995. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000377 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 44 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.653963924995091 -5.652714350287008 56.29090817787015 56.291723746953465 text/html application/xml text/html gb000423 This map covers the area in the north of The Sound of Barra, at the south-western end of South Uist.The Sound of Barra has been selected as a possible Special Area of Conservation (pSAC) on the basis of the nationally important colony of common seals, Phoca vitulina, and also for the wide variety of habitats associated with shallow ?sandbanks which are slightly covered by seawater all the time?. A number of the sandbank habitats are of considerable conservation value, most notably the extensive beds of the eelgrass Zostera marina and tide-swept maerl beds composed of the coralline red alga Phymatolithon calcareum. A comprehensive biotope mapping survey of the sublittoral habitats within the Sound was undertaken in August 2001, by a collaborative research group from the University of St Andrews, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh University and Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH). This information supplemented the existing knowledge on the distribution of marine communities within the Sound of Barra pSAC and all this information was synthesised into a series of biotope classification maps. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000423 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 937 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.419617380737467 -7.262398229794435 57.07572138873114 57.119610239021355 text/html application/xml text/html gb000443 This project attempts to map the broadscale biotopes and habitats of the rocky reef sites west of the Outer Hebrides through integrating multibeam echosounder data, acoustic ground discrimination system (AGDS) data, underwater video/camera surveys and grab data, facilitated through the use of GIS. Where possible, biotopes have been resolved and classified using the National Marine Habitat Classification for Britain and Ireland (Connor et al., 2004). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000443 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4504 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.32862477361438 -7.799659238383076 56.553728574314334 57.431491029987114 text/html application/xml text/html gb000455 This dataset is a BGS interpretation (Sally Philpott) of 100% side scan cover from the survey area. The interpretation also referred to BGS historical sediment data for the area, and point ground-truth samples. This was a site specific survey around the Hastings shingle bank 12x4km in the Eastern Channel. The map was ground-truthed using video tows to assess the distinctness of the boundaries, thus giving a high confidence in the boundaries drawn. This is only sediment data, no biotope assignments have been made to these polygons. Faunal samples from Hammon Grabs and 2m beam trawls exist, but have not been used to interpret biotopes. This work is part of project AE1033 (internal CEFAS code) to be reported in CEFAS Science Series Technical Report, Summer 2005. The polygons follow the BGS sediment/bedform classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000455 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 336 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.5495818996849923 0.6211813002768293 50.69398969986479 50.79295049976581 text/html application/xml text/html gb000456 Broadscale interpretation of seabed facies between Hastings and Dungeness (Varne) in Eastern Channel. Survey was 50km (E) x 15km (N). Individual side scan tracks interpreted into seabed sediments, then interpolated across whole survey area by Sally Philpott (BGS Keyworth). This data set relates to side scan tracks at 1 km track spacing, 400 m swathe width. The data has limited ground-truthing, and biotopes have not been assigned. Faunal samples from Hammon Grabs and 2m beam trawls exist, but have not been used to interpret biotopes. PSA data in half phi units now converted to folk. The area contains the smaller, more detailed map of Hastings shingle bank, in Facies map of Hastings (GB000455). This work is part of project AE1033 (internal CEFAS code) to be reported in CEFAS Science Series Technical Report, Summer 2005. The polygons follow the BGS sediment/bedform classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000456 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1035 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.4296036998509384 0.989447700351163 50.653516900084895 50.892741200346144 text/html application/xml text/html gb000457 Seabed facies interpretation (Sally Philpott, BGS) of area 12km x 4km east of the Isle of Wight, adjacent to Nab Tower, based on 100% side scan cover obtained in August 1998. The interpretation also referred to BGS historical sediment data for the area, and point ground-truth samples. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000457 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1127 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.9015954997324828 -0.8333937000591497 50.5509187004377 50.66090070010729 text/html application/xml text/html gb000470 Opportunistic survey of the sandbank in offshore waters east of the Isle of Man as part of JNCC offshore Natura 2000 site assessment processes. Grab sampling, AGDS, side scan sonar and video data were obtained on 3 separate cruises. Data was worked up by AFBI and QUB as part of an MoA between JNCC and AFBI/DARD (NI). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000470 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4506 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.989523328938442 -3.7541699436878946 54.135563845794884 54.28544450366099 text/html application/xml text/html gb000471 This aim of the project was to provide integrated broadscale habitat maps for an extensive area within the central part of the Eastern English Channel in order to support the sustainable management of offshore resources. The maps integrated geological, geophysical and biological data and interpretations, including new surveys using high resolution geophysical systems, ground truthed with sampling and video. The immediate driver was the discovery of substantial aggregate resources in this area and the requirement to manage the sustainable development of this resource and minimise potential impacts. The results are available in GIS format and may be used by Government, Nature Conservation bodies and the aggregate industry to inform the planning process. It may also be a valuable tool for fisheries management. BGS, CEFAS and JNCC are partners in the project, and MES a sub-contractor. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000471 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 476 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.5905403178813383 1.0360798785835543 50.12522985027741 50.819720291758124 text/html application/xml text/html gb000484 With the substantial increase in the number of fast ferries travelling from Stranraer and Cairnryan in Loch Ryan to Northern Ireland in recent years, there has been much speculation about their environmental impact. Complaints from user groups of the loch range from causing scouring of the seabed, releasing locked-in contaminants (Eardley & Lankester, 2000) to salmon nets becoming inoperable and boat launching problems (Loch Ryan Advisory Management Forum, 1999). Kirk McClure Morton, Belfast are currently involved in a project investigating the erosion and deposition of mobile sediments around Loch Ryan. This has involved developing a hydrodynamic model of wave action on the loch, and how wave propagation differs between fast ferries and traditional shaped craft. The effect of the wake from ferries on sediment transport is also being investigated. This survey aimed to give a clearer understanding of the general distribution of different sediment types in Loch Ryan by using an Acoustic Ground Discrimination System, RoxAnn?. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000484 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1060 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.092595999905417 -4.999869000054285 54.90727200000285 55.027088999957385 text/html application/xml text/html gb000487 Field survey of the intertidal and subtidal areas of the Solway Firth (north shore). Intertidal using shore survey and SACFOR abundance scale, subtidal using RoxAnn, ground-truthed with ROV and 0.1m Van Veen grab. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000487 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4013 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.86308295971076 -3.0564961198000407 54.823444020225395 55.04256504004465 text/html application/xml text/html gb000498 Study to map the extent of the subtidal sediment habitat around the Isles of Scilly from mean low water down to around the 50m depth contour, with most effort concentrated >30m. Acoustic mapping and ground-truthing by grab-sampling and drop-down video, together with aerial photographs. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000498 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9538 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.437532000201591 -6.237272000302525 49.85443699986768 49.98466100040487 text/html application/xml text/html gb000579 Grab and dredge samples have been collected on a grid of 155 sublittoral stations in the Bristol Channel. The faunal data have been analysed using a hierarchical sorting technique to cluster stations with similar species compositions. The substrate distribution and the macrofaunal community distribution are mapped. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000579 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 456 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.671664920399731 -3.0107080803136252 51.00909300004196 51.63399603029263 text/html application/xml text/html gb000588 Detailed pilot survey carried out on the reef habitat around the Eddystone Reef off Plymouth as part of a project to identify potential SACs which are not connected to the coast. Phase 1 of the survey used acoustic methods to accurately map the extent of the rocky reef and the areas of mixed sediment around the Eddystone Lighthouse. The area of interest is approximately 10 nautical miles south west of the Plymouth sound and covers and area of about 520 sq km. Data from the acoustic and ground-truth (grab, photography and video) surveys have now been analysed and reported on and the results used to direct a second phase of survey. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000588 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 327 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.500024000107491 -4.166676999843633 50.066700000204875 50.307407000133 text/html application/xml text/html gb000646 Shetland (MNCR Sector 1) has been studied as part of the Marine Nature Conservation Review programme. The studies included field surveys of the shores and nearshore subtidal zone to describe the biotopes. Comparable data from other organisations have been added to provide information on over 739 sites within the region and analysed to classify the biotopes present. The information available for MNCR Sector 1 is presented as 32 area summaries. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000646 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5300 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.1305700519662736 -0.745749938209042 59.84868096805228 60.86489983805711 text/html application/xml text/html gb000653 Temporal survey around dredged material disposal site 'TY070' (approx 8 x 4 km) off North Tyne, to assess utility of techniques for seabed mapping and monitoring. Pilot survey in 2001 using sidescan, AGDS, drop camera, grabs and trawls. 100% sidescan mosaics in 2002, 2003, 2004. Multibeam surveys in 2003, 2004. AGDS surveys in 2003, 2003. Outputs from each years acoustic surveys were used to delineate 'acoustically distinct areas' which were then ground-truthed using grabs, trawls & video (& sediment profile imagery in 2003). AGDS data (RoxAnn & QTC) subject to supervised & unsupervised classification for conparison across years [Supervised classification for QTC only, for 2001, 2002 & 2003. Supervision based on sediment type (Folk classification), faunal classes, and sediment/bedform types identified from sidescan mosaic]. Polygonised map submitted is for the 2004 survey, showing seabed character (substrate & bedform) interpreted from sidescan mosaics. Habitat/biotope classification not attempted. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000653 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 146 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.3762220004449128 -1.257618999816951 55.02686999975071 55.065188999672685 text/html application/xml text/html gb000654 Temporal survey around aggregate extraction site off Shoreham (approx 4 x 2 km), to assess utility of techniques for seabed mapping and monitoring. 100% side scan mosaics in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 used to delineate acoustically distinct areas that were then ground-truthed using grabs and video. Additional ground-truth sampling by trawls in 2003 & 2004. AGDS (QTC) surveys in 2002 & 2003. Multibeam surveys in 2003, 2004. Polygonised maps available for 2001 to 2004. This submission for 2004, showing seabed character (substrate & bedform) interpreted from side scan mosaics. QTC data subjected to supervised & unsupervised classification for comparison across years. Supervised classification based on sediment type (Folk classification), faunal classes, and sediment/bedform types identified from side scan mosaic. Habitat/biotope classification not attempted. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000654 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 238 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.4184848802729432 -0.3554661604349013 50.6396359803163 50.661829980369355 text/html application/xml text/html gb000655 Exploratory survey of site 10 km SSE of Looe, Cornwall. Approx area 5 x 3 km. 100% side scan mosaic, delineated into 5 acoustically distinct areas. The 2 most dissimilar areas were ground-truthed with grabs, trawls and video. Habitat/biotope classification not attempted. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000655 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 30 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.419896039870316 -4.379884919653243 50.24673701989759 50.28943598977916 text/html application/xml text/html gb000662 The objective of the Mapping INshore Coral Habitats or MINCH project was to assess the current distribution and status of cold-water coral habitats to the east of the Island of Mingulay. A series of additional areas were examined in the Sound of Rum and to the west of Skye. Reefs formed by the cold-water coral Lophelia pertusa were identified in the surveys to the east of Mingulay where they formed characteristic seabed mounds. These mounds were clearly seen on the multibeam bathymetry and backscatter data records. The backscatter also revealed intriguing 'trails' extending downstream from some of these mounds. Their composition and cause are currently unknown. This information was summarised in the MINCH Geographic Information System (GIS) project. While there are some indications that small colonies of L. pertusa are present at each for the study areas, clear evidence for significant reef development was only found at Mingulay. We propose that this area be referred to as the Mingulay Reef Complex. Further work is now needed to characterise the diversity of the reef-associated community, record the hydrodynamic regime and complete detailed visual surveys of the reef habitat. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000662 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3139 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.509020989926688 -6.20334134122988 56.734857785558425 57.58764570378625 text/html application/xml text/html gb000681 This map was digitised into an ESRI shapefile format by JNCC. The map was contained in an environmental review of the Irish Sea. The review was intended as a working document to provide a basis for the integration of nature conservation as a major component in the overall management of the Irish Sea. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000681 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1191 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.382341000136997 -2.9855249999787357 51.710793030274175 54.92564802004016 text/html application/xml text/html gb000699 CD-ROM covering the ROV underwater video survey of the Saturn pipeline sabellaria survey undertaken by Subsea 7 for Conocophillips in June 2003. The CD-ROM is in HTML format and contains some video footage, and a selection of stills (captured from the video). All video footage and stills are geo-referenced. The CD-ROM also contains a "Ross worm non-technical report" by BMT Cordah which outlines the extent of Saturn reef area. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000699 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 32 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.9335430799492468 1.9651921203201257 53.47472598041968 53.48284397976589 text/html application/xml text/html gb000864 Digitised saltmarsh extent for Southampton Water area 1996. Data available as a ESRI polygon shapefile formatted to MESH data standard. Polygons also available for 1946, 1954, 1963, 1974 & 1984 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000864 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2798 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.4797537197583324 -1.296300240363725 50.81407029021173 50.919148620412564 text/html application/xml text/html gb000923 Data set containing details of seagrass beds in Tor Bay, Devon -partial survey features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000923 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 142 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.5489922889629044 -3.50249825019402 50.40039833861251 50.461608255616575 text/html application/xml gb000942 A vegetation mapping project carried out on behalf of the Chichester Harbour Conservancy (CHC) by the Department of Geography, University of Portsmouth. The primary aim of this project was to create a 1:10,000 scale map showing the intertidal vegetation cover in Chichester Harbour using aerial photography taken in 2005. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000942 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 267148 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.980405046655492 -0.8077821494265898 50.77642060712539 50.846288169763255 text/html application/xml text/html gb000943 Collaborative survey between JNCC and AFBI to investigate potential Annex I reef areas in the North Channel Peaks. Four survey cruises completed in total to obtain multibeam coverage and biological ground truthing data. Geophysical data was worked up through an MOA between JNCC and AFBI. Biological intepretation and habitat map production created through contracted awarded to AFBI. Final report received June 2007. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000943 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2426 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.097601600333503 -4.990683800416993 54.356762099891036 54.46559010030293 text/html application/xml text/html gb000945 The Sound of Harris is a topographically complex marine area situated between North Uist and Harris in the Outer Hebrides. Very little is known of the marine biota of the area but it is likely to be largely unmodified by anthropogenic influences. An increased knowledge of the marine biotope distribution in the Sound of Harris is desirable in order to assess the potential impacts of any proposed future developments in the area. Specifically, proposals to build access causeways linking Hebridean Islands are increasingly under consideration. Such developments have the potential to radically modify environmental conditions in neighbouring marine habitats. This study utilised satellite imagery, underwater acoustic sensing techniques and biological ground surveys to develop a biotope distribution map of the area and relate this distribution to prevailing environmental conditions. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000945 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1487 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.0881573370914035 -6.963904627196778 57.642099358698495 57.74994409344521 text/html application/xml text/html gb000946 The aim of this research contract was to improve understanding of the habitats and communities present in an area of the Irish Sea identified as potentially containing Annex I reef habitat according to the Habitats Directive. Survey cruises were undertaken in November 2006 and January 2007 onboard the University Marine Biological Station, Millport (UMBSM) Research Vessel Aora, with specialists from the National Oceanography Centre (NOC), ERT (Scotland) Ltd (ERT), UMBSM and Seatronics Ltd. The sandiest sediments were found in the sandwave field in the north of the northern survey area in depths of less than 90 m. The transition to coarser sandy sediments with an increased percentage of shell debris, pebbles and gravel followed an abrupt transition away from the sandwave field and this was reflected in both the bathymetry and backscatter data. The area of coarse sandy sediments covered the majority of the northern survey area at 90 m. In deeper ground more stable mixed sediments became dominant. Sparse patches of small boulders were found at several sites. Using the broader JNCC interpreted definition of Annex 1 reefs (Johnston et al, 2002), it was apparent that areas within the SS.SMx.OMx/SS.SMx.CMx.FluHyd mapped area could be considered Annex 1 reef habitat. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000946 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 50 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.317057351415614 -5.143901235353658 52.92359805090937 53.079200519388486 text/html application/xml text/html gb000954 Broadscale EUNIS habitat map covering ~3,800 sq km lying >12 km off the Isle of Wight, to the UK/France median line. Aimed at identifying Annex I 'Rocky reef' habitats. Based on expert interpretation of multiple data sets including Benthic Terrain Modeller applied to full-coverage single-beam digital bathymetry (licensed from SeaZone), complementary Cefas acoustic surveys with directed ground truth sampling (video and still images), and the BGS seabed sediments chart modified according to the simplified 4-class Folk trigion used by MESH and EUNIS (Coarse, Mixed, Sand, Mud). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000954 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 296 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.9848480022335038 -0.5046514382132756 50.140684189723665 50.591891718428165 text/html application/xml text/html gb000955 Finescale EUNIS habitat map covering ~50 sq km lying SSW of the Isle of Wight, half way between the UK 12 NM line and the UK/France median line. Aimed at provifiding fine, nested detail within a broader study identifying Annex I 'Rocky reef' habitats. Based on expert interpretation of 100% multibeam coverage supported by directed ground truth sampling (video and still images), Benthic Terrain Modeller and QTC View analysis applied to single-beam digital bathymetry (licensed from SeaZone), and the BGS seabed sediments chart modified according to the simplified 4-class Folk trigion used by MESH and EUNIS (Coarse, Mixed, Sand, Mud). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000955 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 289 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.7219592815955067 -1.493767893873161 50.23357327078988 50.2510892646579 text/html application/xml text/html gb000956 Broadscale EUNIS habitat map covering ~3,400 sq km lying >12 km off Portland/Lyme Bay, to the UK/France median line. Aimed at searching for Annex I 'Rocky reef' habitats. Based on expert interpretation of multiple data sets including using Benthic Terrain Modeller applied to full-coverage single-beam digital bathymetry (licensed from SeaZone), complementary Cefas acoustic surveys with directed ground truth sampling (video and still images), and the BGS seabed sediments chart modified according to the simplified 4-class Folk trigion used by MESH and EUNIS (Coarse, Mixed, Sand, Mud). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000956 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 183 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.5865405573008475 -2.1345653647997014 49.70331866622354 50.45422461657281 text/html application/xml text/html gb000971 This data was gathered as part of the MESH SW Approaches canyons survey; a collaborative survey involving the Joint Nature Conservation Committee, the Marine Institute, the British Geological Survey and the University of Plymouth. Defra Natural Environment Group Science Division (CRO 361) made a significant contribution to this work. The work contributed to the MESH project that received European Regional Development Funding through the INTERREG IIIb Community Initiative. The aims of the survey were to acquire high resolution multibeam, sub-bottom profiler and seabed imagery data in the SW Approaches area, located approximately 320km southwest of Land's End. The cruise not only mapped the variable morphology of the area, but also investigated the biological communities within the canyon system for the assessment of a potential SAC under the EC Habitats Directive. The cruise also tested the application of the survey standards and protocols developed under the MESH project. The cruise was the first thorough test for the recently completed MESH Guidance Framework, providing a 'proof of concept' from planning to completion. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000971 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6892 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.893312742788765 -9.421514818553977 48.23748823679272 48.61216596129015 text/html application/xml text/html gb000978 A collation of all mapped Zostera habitats in Wales. This is a collation of Zostera habitats mapped by Intertidal Monitoring Contracts, Fisheries Sensitivity maps as well as point sources derived from casework site visits, CCW's data holdings in Marine Recorder and EAW WFD Monitoring Results. Zostera beds are an OSPAR Habitat, BAP Habitat and a sub-feature of Annex 1 habitat, mudflats and sandflats, large shallow inlets and bays, estuaries and sandbanks. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000978 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 591 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.279924595043952 -4.126559256904164 51.63202955921688 53.184417531344 text/html application/xml text/html gb000979 A collation of all mapped Saltmarsh habitats in Wales. This is a collation of Saltmarsh habitats (NVC Phase 2) mapped for SACs in Wales and Saltmarsh mapped from the 1:50,000 OS map. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000979 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 79239 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.174118599993329 -2.3750618999866435 51.16222569995615 53.38713449975741 text/html application/xml text/html gb001038 Outputs produced as part of the Outer Thames Estuary Regional Environmental Characterisation on behalf of the Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund. Data available to download from www.thamesrecgis.org.uk features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001038 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 642 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.1243897916556418 2.456394219018021 51.36520313541645 52.301114238331465 text/html application/xml text/html gb001055 Poole Rocks rMCZ BSH features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001055 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 377 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.8991656689603775 -1.8728861846496414 50.677408780590795 50.695506553084996 text/html application/xml text/html gb001058 This map was produced as part of the site selection process for the Greater Thames Estuary AoS. It aimed to characterise the habitat features of the AoS, and to identify the areas of Annex I habitat present. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001058 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 11196 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.7935102999604152 2.0926095004281295 51.31006159986299 52.006872999988985 text/html application/xml text/html gb001068 Data that contributed to the MB0102 Task 2I English intertidal habitats dataset. Originally produced as part of the Iterreg IIIB Harmonised River Basins Strategies North Sea (HARBASINS) project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001068 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3304 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.8679134996082865 0.14818690000549542 53.48070980041701 53.74139079964575 text/html application/xml text/html gb001069 Data that contributed to the MB0102 Task 2I English intertidal habitats dataset. Overlapping polygons described as mosaics. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001069 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 60638 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.303068000188041 1.5985408999426314 49.95628570002508 55.726328299811264 text/html application/xml text/html gb001070 Data that contributed to the MB0102 Task 2I English intertidal habitats dataset. From foreshore geomorphology data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001070 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 64176 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.36658829981013 1.765200299154517 49.8816362001506 55.91952049987125 text/html application/xml text/html gb001071 Data that contributed to the MB0102 Task 2I English intertidal habitats dataset. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001071 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 19613 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.8595529002461626 1.0214312003896497 51.31718600033372 51.42166110037956 text/html application/xml text/html gb001072 Data that contributed to the MB0102 Task 2I English intertidal habitats dataset. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001072 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 219187 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.54938869982857 1.7321293002270726 50.08003379942034 55.77182029956723 text/html application/xml text/html gb001082 Details the merged substrate maps produced within the proposed Skerries and Causeway Proposed Marine SAC. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001082 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6808 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.732108486917073 -6.450299335346021 55.173425605907006 55.283470220874065 text/html application/xml text/html gb001084 Predicted distribution of biotopes using data from SEA surveys from 2003 & 2006 together with BGS data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001084 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3977 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.6646571016438629 0.22447218484346673 60.167317235102324 60.856091204345674 text/html application/xml text/html gb001089 Outputs produced as part of the South Coast Regional Environmental Characterisation on behalf of the Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund. Data available to download from www.marinealsf.org.uk/ Due to poor weather conditions, only this eastern area contains a full grid of multibeam echo sounder data. Therefore, for the confidence assessment, dataset was split in two. GB001090 contains the the lower confidence areas features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001089 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2423 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.9643703567065254 -4.1391197217826065E-5 50.40121023306587 50.82505334343709 text/html application/xml text/html gb001090 Outputs produced as part of the South Coast Regional Environmental Characterisation on behalf of the Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund. Data available to download from www.marinealsf.org.uk/ Due to poor weather conditions, only the eastern part of the study area was contains a full grid of multibeam echo sounder data. Therefore, for the confidence assessment, dataset was split in two. GB001089 contains the the higher confidence areas features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001090 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2864 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.9554995166893225 -0.5300413904977176 50.33010740213495 50.782405873232484 text/html application/xml text/html gb001091 The purpose of the current study was to initiate site condition monitoring of the reefs of Loch Creran. This was done to establish a baseline biological data set that would facilitate the assessment of the condition of the reef habitats in the future and to allow a judgement to be formed on the current condition of these habitats. The approach taken to achieve these objectives was to assess the extent and distribution of serpulid reefs from observations by diver along 110 transects around the loch. Detailed studies were also performed at four of the major serpulid reef sites in the loch. Here, distribution was examined with sidescan sonar, reef density by video and the community of organisms associated with the habitat by diver survey of the reefs themselves and of the surrounding sediment. The distribution and abundance of Modiolus was examined along seven relocatable transects and, at one of the major mussel beds, the size structure of the population and associated community surveyed. Subtidal rocky reefs were surveyed by diver along relocatable transects at three sites. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001091 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 191 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.407645800313381 -5.248684599614543 56.511559000247686 56.55369519957383 text/html application/xml text/html gb001092 Emu Limited was commissioned by Natural England to carry out an acoustic and ecological survey of the subtidal zone (areas below the Mean Low Water mark) within the Solent Maritime Special Area of Conservation (SAC). The remit of the survey was to produce data and maps characterising the overall subtidal seabed surface topography, surface sediment composition and the main subtidal biotopes which fall within the Solent Maritime SAC's designated boundaries using rapid field assessment techniques with the minimal environmental impact. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001092 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3510 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.516871600443946 -0.837961899921716 50.68718479973876 50.879155199752745 text/html application/xml text/html gb001094 Predicted distribution of Annex 1 Reef habitat using data from SEA 6 survey data from S/V Kommander Jack Irish Sea survey 2004, Legs 2 qnd 3. Geophysical acoustic data and groundtruthing by photos and video was used for analysis. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001094 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 452 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.346152330665452 -5.155532548688153 54.07531582206758 54.2079773216961 text/html application/xml text/html gb001102 Biotope map produced by Unicomarine for Harwich Haven Authority. It is based on previous surveys and the results of the 2003 Shipek grab surveys of the Harwich approaches. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001102 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7949 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.9698300996794309 1.9290400998207722 51.744244199610165 52.10008110026265 text/html application/xml text/html gb001103 The purpose of this study was to re-survey six locations on the rocky shore within the Teesmouth and Cleveland Coast European Marine Site which had originally been surveyed in November 2003 in order to make an assessment of these habitats as a food resource for shorebirds. The original survey also provided data on the biotope composition and biodiversity of the site in order to inform Natural England on the status of the large shallow inlets and bays feature of the site. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001103 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 297 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.1897923990998622 -1.0440646143903654 54.61706859533942 54.70505637665055 text/html application/xml text/html gb001104 Four sites on the Berwickshire and North Northumberland European Marine Site were surveyed in order to assess the condition of intertidal sand and mud flats and establish a baseline for characterisation and future monitoring of the large shallow inlets and bays feature of the site. Embleton Bay and Beadnell Bay are moderately exposed bays on the open coast whilst Budle Bay and Fenham Flats are more sheltered with finer sediment. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001104 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 36075 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.8746111895546995 -1.5971248443360553 55.492941294804965 55.68370055533641 text/html application/xml text/html gb001106 Within the last 5 years, widespread uptake of multi-beam sonar technology within the offshore survey industry has meant that swath bathymetry is becoming economic even within the nearshore region. As a result, the Southeast Strategic Regional Coastal Monitoring Programme has been able to upgrade their single-beam bathymetric surveys to achieve 100% seafloor coverage to IHO Order 1a standard through collaboration with the Maritime and Coastguard Agencyâ??s Civil Hydrography Programme. Although the main purpose is to survey the bathymetry of the seabed, the full coverage bathymetry combined with acoustic backscatter information collected during the swath bathymetry survey can be integrated with ground-truthing information to produce a series of detailed maps. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001106 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 72440 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.9719076999804195 1.4517421000179427 50.97184359980233 51.326519300325536 text/html application/xml text/html gb001110 A map of EUNIS habitats derived from seabed substrate map and EUSeaMap modelled data including wave base and kinetic energy (wave and current) at the seabed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001110 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 267640 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.1595922996448877 -8.019964144367634E-5 54.79168459976451 56.16688989964919 text/html application/xml text/html gb001113 A map of EUNIS habitats derived from seabed substrate map and modelled data including EUSeaMap wave base and kinetic energy (wave and current) at the seabed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001113 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 271150 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.05820570033284688 2.5650659999959573 50.46043650014441 51.85471667513453 text/html application/xml text/html gb001115 The result of a multidisciplinary field survey of the Haig Fras SAC which was initiated in January and completed during March/April 2011. The current study was initiated to investigate the extent of Annex I reef habitat at Haig Fras. Cefas and JNCC collected full-coverage multibeam bathymetric and backscatter data and associated ground-truthing data. This data has been analysed to update the extent of the Annex I reef and produce a broadscale habitat map. Seven biotopes were identified from drop camera transects with the predominant biotope characterised by Devonshire cup corals, sponges and crustose communities on wave-exposed circalittoral rock. The broadscale habitat map indicates the presence of four main biotopes; high energy circalittoral rock, moderate energy circalittoral rock, deep circalittoral coarse sediment and deep circalittoral sand. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001115 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 74260 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.08793090019083 -7.458120999784276 50.08458260000699 50.39518579968497 text/html application/xml text/html gb001117 In May 2008 (18-27 May), a survey commissioned by JNCC undertook seabed habitat investigations of two Areas of Search (AoS) for offshore SACs. The objectives of this survey, within the Submarine structures in the mid-Irish Sea AoS and the Solan Bank AoS, were to acquire high quality acoustic data capable of identifying and delineating habitats listed under Annex I of the 1992 EC Habitats Directive; primarily the Annex I habitat Submarine structures made by leaking gases in the former AoS and Annex I Reef habitat in the latter AoS. Surveys consisted of both broad-scale and fine-scale acoustic techniques, utilising sidescan sonar and multibeam swathe bathymetry, along with a variety of ground-truthing techniques including towed and drop down video/stills and Hamon grab sampling. A Rock dredge was also used at a few stations in order to gather samples of epibiota from hard substrata to assist with the taxonomic identification of the video and still images. The range of sampling techniques employed ensured that any Annex I habitats could be adequately described and characterised. For both AoSs survey planning and interpretation of survey data utilised extensive pre-existing data sets. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001117 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1114 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.294621299733136 -5.17752780036768 53.35336740038527 53.57026319978691 text/html application/xml text/html gb001118 Updated broadscale habitat map for East of Celtic Deep recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ), resulting from an analysis of the dedicated survey data. The broadscale habitat ‘A5.2 Subtidal sand’ was the most widespread habitat, occupying roughly two-thirds of the rMCZ site. The sand is shaped into subaqueous dunes in the east and the northwest of the site, but occurs as flat seabed in the central area. ‘A5.4 Subtidal mixed sediments’ are found in the east, in the troughs between dunes and on flat areas of seabed. ‘A5.3 Subtidal mud’ is limited to water depths >90 m in the west of the site. Classification system details: EUNIS habitats and a separate FOCI layer. Survey technique details: Multibeam: Kongsberg EM2040; 0.1m2 mini Hamon grab; Camera sledge. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001118 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4996 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.898474308042816 -5.677547851552037 51.468296270656445 51.54825233987362 text/html application/xml text/html gb001120 Updated habitat map resulting from an integrated analysis of the 2012 dedicated survey data for Beachy Head East recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001120 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 47726 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.2569992198381848 0.5609606330268622 50.71828276613675 50.84187040489528 text/html application/xml text/html gb001122 A broadscale habitat feature class was created to illustrate predicted extent of broadscale habitats present at Farnes East rMCZ. These broadscale habitats include 'Moderate energy circalittoral rock', 'Subtidal coarse sediment', 'Subtidal sand', 'Subtidal mud' and 'Subtidal mixed sediments' as determined from particle size analysis of sediment samples and descriptive analysis of still images from underwater camera data. The assigned classes at each ground-truth stationwere used to inform the semi-automated process of map production using object-based image analysis (OBIA)in combination with regression kriging. Groundtruthing data collected during 2012 on the RV Cefas Endeavour (surveyID CEND0412). Classification system details: EUNIS habitats and a separate FOCI layer. Survey technique details: 0.1m2 mini Hamon grab; Camera sledge; multibeam data colected by EGS under contract in 2012. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001122 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 69151 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.4547001337041234 -1.0031429971515426 55.46838889283323 55.84965363960386 text/html application/xml text/html gb001126 Updated habitat map resulting from integrated analysis of the CHP acoustic data and the 2012 dedicated ground truth survey data for North East of Farnes Deep (formerly known as Rock Unique) rMCZ. Classification system details: EUNIS habitats and a separate FOCI layer. Survey technique details: 0.1m2 mini Hamon grab; Camera sledge; Existing multibeam data used. Associated datasets: GB001127 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001126 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 162249 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.7791876671770361 -0.44914471855388716 55.64042218823346 55.873412237884516 text/html application/xml text/html gb001128 Updated habitat map resulting from an integrated analysis of the 2012 (CEND 3/12a) and 2013 (CEND 5/13) dedicated survey data for East of Haig Fras recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ). It shows the seabed at the site to be a heterogenous fine scale mosaic of sand, coarse and mixed sediments, with mud habitat in deeper areas. The two broadscale habitats ‘A5.1 Subtidal coarse sediment’ and ‘A5.4 Mixed sediments’ are presented as a complex ‘A5.1/A5.4 Subtidal coarse/mixed sediments’. They show no differentiation in their acoustic or topographical properties that would allow them to be mapped separately. The ‘A4 Circalittoral rock’ habitat is present in scattered small patches. Created with Object Based Image Analysis (OBIA) on acoustic data and groundtruthed samples. Acoustic data gathered by Gardline under tender, groundtruthing gathered by Cefas on cruises CEND 3/12a and CEND 5/13. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001128 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 177532 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.798330233953104 -6.510133602583663 50.407100891393064 50.59014619908787 text/html application/xml text/html gb001132 Annex I habitat map created from data collected on the CEND 11/08 survey to Solan Bank - subsequently translated to EUNIS. Sublittoral sediments defined using acoustic and groundtruth data. Survey Techniques: Kongsberg EM3000D multi beam echosounder; Benthos SIS 1624 towed sidescan sonar; 0.1m2 Hamon grab; Rock dredge; Camera sledge; Drop frame video camera. See JNCC report 430, 2010 for more information. Orthorectified aerial photography used was flown to a scale of 1:5000. Photography was flown at low tide on a spring tide between the months of April and September to ensure maximum vegetation coverage. As a result of this and due to adverse weather conditions over some of the key tidal windows the whole project area was not captured in one block, but flown in stages between 2006 and 2009. Although ground-truthing was undertaken to support and validate the habitat map, not all areas were ground-truthed. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001132 5555439 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 58.82899060073566 59.2490475050384 -5.288522315252569 -4.81724044179292 text/html application/xml text/html gb001133 The aim of the survey was to map the seabed environment around North Rona. The survey will form the baseline for future management of the area to determine the scope and nature of any appropriate assessment. The survey area encompasses the seabed all around North Rona. In order to record and characterise the habitats around North Rona, Seastar Survey Ltd. undertook an acoustic and a ground-truthing survey (video/still photography survey) in 2009. The aim of the acoustic element of the survey was to identify different backscatter returns and describe as well as delineate the extent of the various seabed habitat types occurring around North Rona. A digital sidescan sonar mosaic, in conjunction with single beam echo sounder derived bathymetry, provided the initial broadview to map the substrata present throughout the survey area as well as allowing the identification of any features of interest. The aim of the ground-truthing element of the survey was to provide a description of the richness and diversity of the habitats on both rocky reef and the softer sediments. The biotope distribution and species composition was developed through interpretation of drop-down video footage and digital still photography, taken after evaluation of the sidescan mosaic. The results of all elements of the survey were used to create a Geographical Information System (GIS) which enabled a high level of processing, interpretation and display of the sidescan sonar mosaic, bathymetry, substrata types, biotopes and the digital photography. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001133 183273 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 59.11096071656384 59.14022918762698 -5.85524941103141 -5.799958120370897 text/html application/xml text/html gb001134 Data collected aboard the MV Franklin in July 2009: Acoustics (Multibeam echosounder), Drop camera/towed video (10 sites). The original survey plan (Stewart 2009) for the Anton Dohrn Seamount AoS involved a combination of radial transects on the top of Anton Dohrn and a suite of transects parallel to the flanks of the seamount both at the top of the flank and a level near the base the flank tohighlight the lower level of possible rock or hard substrate. The survey plan was subsequently modified to provide an area of multibeam coverage over two areas on the flanks of the seamount. The areas selected were on the south-eastern flank and the northwestern flank (Figure 5) and included diverse morphological features noted during the SEA 7 2005 survey (Jacobs 2006). The areas would provide a contrast between the south-eastern area primarily subject to southern water masses and the north-western area occasionally influenced by ÔÇÿcolderÔÇÖ NSDW waters spilling over the Wyville Thomson Ridge. The two case study areas also differ in the height of the cliff surrounding the seamount. In the northwestern area the break in slope is at around 845m below sea level with the cliff descending to the moat at around 2195m depth, the slope levels off below 1700m at the foot of the cliff. The south-eastern area shows a subtle break in slope at around 875m below sea level and a major break in slope at around 1100m below sea level before the cliff descends towards the centre of the moat at around 2300m water depth. The range of morphological features observed on the lower slopes of also differed. Both the original biotope map showign Annex I habitats and a translated EUNIS version are available. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001134 58909637 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 57.15965950668094 58.111636579764436 -11.626113262716833 -10.507348183771615 text/html application/xml text/html gb001142 As part of the HABMAP project surveys were carried out in 5 areas in the summer of 2005. Survey work carried out in Caernarfon Bay showed this area was very diverse in terms of both its seabed features and benthic communities. The location of a well-documented horse mussel (Modiolus modiolus) reef was clearly identified from multibeam bathymetry and backscatter data, and was sampled using video, SPI and grab samples. The area was rich in both infauna and epifauna, with a variety of different biotopes being recorded. Other features of the Caernarfon Bay survey area included an area of cobble and boulder ridges in the southwest with associated tide-swept epifaunal communities, and an area of muddy sediments in shallower waters to the east, with patches of stable cobbles that upported a rich seaweed and epifaunal community. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001142 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 60 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.684249999837561 -4.619463999763755 52.916631000320464 52.96750500005576 text/html application/xml text/html gb001144 Biogenic horse mussel (Modiolus Modiolus) reef is an important feature of the Pen Llyn a'r Sarnau SAC. The reef has high biodiversity and is vulnerable to anthropogenic activities, such as benthic fishing. The mussel reef forms an undulating surface that is significantly different to the surrounding seabed and therefore acoustic monitoring methods can be used to monitor changes in extent and identity areas of potential damage. Work is carried out on the north Llyn horse mussel reef in Pen Llyn a'r Sarnau jointly by CCW and University of Wales Bangor. Project is carried out in conjunction with the Across Wales drop-down video project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001144 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 404 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.566273000198737 -4.523775000016195 52.99244299984458 53.033490999709876 text/html application/xml text/html gb001214 Hythe Bay rMCZ verification survey conducted by CEFAS and Environment Agency on behalf of DEFRA. The purpose of the study was to produce an updated habitat map to inform on the presence of Broad Scale Habitats, Habitat FOCI and estimate spatial extent within the rMCZ, as well as providing evidence of the presence of Species FOCI. The study comprised of acoustic data acquisition and interpretation followed by ground truthing. Ground truthing was conducted using a Hamon Grab. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001214 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 26962 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.0239834826516538 1.1465299771767197 51.01023568762694 51.062904306088875 text/html application/xml text/html gb001218 Broadscale habitat (EUNIS level 3) for the Dover to Deal recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ).Seabed texture polygons mapped using expert interpretation of acoustic data (MBES bathymetry and backscatter) and groundtruthing data from PSA analysis and image (stills and video). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001218 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2672 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.3432553059876133 1.4064029202585973 51.13026291310302 51.19145241369794 text/html application/xml text/html gb001222 Updated habitat map resulting from an integrated analysis of the dedicated 2012 survey (CEND8/12a) data for Markham's Triangle rMCZ. Map created via unsupervised classification and expert interpretation. A new habitat map for the site was produced by analysing and interpreting the available acoustic data and the groundtruth data collected by the dedicated survey of this site. The process is a combination of two approaches, auto-classification (image analysis) and expert interpretation, as described below. The routine for auto-classification is flexible and dependent on site-specific data, allowing for application of a bespoke routine to maximise the acoustic data available. ArcGIS was used to perform an initial unsupervised classification on the supplied backscatter image. The single band backscatter mosaic was filtered and smoothed prior to the application of an Iso cluster/maximum likelihood classification routine. For further information, refer to: Green, S. & Cooper, R. (2013), Markham’s Triangle rMCZ Post-survey Site Report. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001222 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1213 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.457512323634886 2.8947400691988543 53.866223434663794 54.00000000010001 text/html application/xml text/html gb001224 Updated habitat map resulting from an integrated analysis of the dedicated 2012 survey data (CEND3/12b) for South East of Falmouth rMCZ. A new habitat map for the site was produced by analysing and interpreting the available acoustic data and the groundtruth data collected by the dedicated survey of this site. The process is a combination of two approaches, auto-classification (image analysis) and expert interpretation, as described below. The routine for auto-classification is flexible and dependent on site-specific data, allowing for application of a bespoke routine to maximise the acoustic data available. ArcGIS was used to perform an initial unsupervised classification on the supplied backscatter image. The single band backscatter mosaic was filtered and smoothed prior to the application of an Iso cluster/maximum likelihood classification routine. For further information, refer to the South-East Falmouth rMCZ Post-survey Site Report vs. 8 (Green, S. & Cooper, R., 2015). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001224 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 13 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.74920944226194 -4.679432864934698 49.96047434551466 50.005486608220465 text/html application/xml text/html gb001226 Broadscale habitat (EUNIS level 3) for Western Channel recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ), based on acoustic data and 58 PSA samples collected during the survey on board research vessel Cefas Endeavour, cruise ID CEND0312, between 20/02/2012 and 25/02/2012. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001226 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9831 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.500227654982257 -4.166653588692086 49.20953046985536 49.62839108158318 text/html application/xml text/html gb001242 The objective of this project was to generate seabed habitat maps for locations with full coverage acoustic datasets to as detailed a hierarchical level as possible within the Marine Habitat Classification for Britain and Ireland (version 04.05), also known as MNCR classification, (Connor et al. 2004). The acoustic data were at various stages of processing and interpretation, therefore the mapping of habitats and biotopes in some areas have required a greater amount of work to reach the same level compared to other areas. The constituent polygons within the habitat/biotope maps are labelled to an appropriate level of the Habitat Classification and translated to the corresponding EUNIS code. In order to generate seabed habitat maps for the areas the data associated with each area were required to undergo some preliminary preparation and processing in order to ensure suitability and compatibly with the mapping methodologies employed. A top-down approach was adopted based on the methods developed by MESH and UKSeaMap and used by EUSeaMap, which utilised the updated seabed substrate information provided by BGS. Three maps for each MPA proposal have been produced (the level of habitat detail which could be mapped was restricted to level 3 or 4 of the EUNIS classification and level 2 or 3 of the MNCR classification) with associated metadata and peripheral supplementary data to aid in future analysis and interpretation. A confidence assessment using the MESH confidence assessment method has been undertaken for each habitat map produced and certainty of classification maps accompany each habitat map also. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001242 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 12730 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.426422999821504 -2.683632999663139 59.00267600019731 59.61654500005175 text/html application/xml text/html gb001245 The objective of this project was to generate seabed habitat maps for locations with full coverage acoustic datasets to as detailed a hierarchical level as possible within the Marine Habitat Classification for Britain and Ireland (version 04.05), also known as MNCR classification, (Connor et al. 2004). The acoustic data were at various stages of processing and interpretation, therefore the mapping of habitats and biotopes in some areas have required a greater amount of work to reach the same level compared to other areas. The constituent polygons within the habitat/biotope maps are labelled to an appropriate level of the Habitat Classification and translated to the corresponding EUNIS code. In order to generate seabed habitat maps for the areas the data associated with each area were required to undergo some preliminary preparation and processing in order to ensure suitability and compatibly with the mapping methodologies employed. The data were then processed using several techniques: a top-down approach was adopted based on the methods developed by MESH and UKSeaMap and used by EUSeaMap, which utilised the updated seabed substrate information provided by BGS. In addition a bottom up approach was taken to utilise the recently acquired point sample data and bathymetry and backscatter data sets, and this process took an object based approach supplemented by supervised classification and categorisation. Three maps for each MPA proposal have been produced (the level of habitat detail which could be mapped was restricted to level 3 or 4 of the EUNIS classification and level 2 or 3 of the MNCR classification) with associated metadata and peripheral supplementary data to aid in future analysis and interpretation. A confidence assessment using the MESH confidence assessment method has been undertaken for each habitat map produced and certainty of classification maps accompany each habitat map also. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001245 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 141850 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.61039900031357 -0.827905000015684 56.16163299986314 56.83804799991529 text/html application/xml text/html gb001248 The objective of this project was to generate seabed habitat maps for locations with full coverage acoustic datasets to as detailed a hierarchical level as possible within the Marine Habitat Classification for Britain and Ireland (version 04.05), also known as MNCR classification, (Connor et al. 2004). The acoustic data were at various stages of processing and interpretation, therefore the mapping of habitats and biotopes in some areas have required a greater amount of work to reach the same level compared to other areas. The constituent polygons within the habitat/biotope maps are labelled to an appropriate level of the Habitat Classification and translated to the corresponding EUNIS code. In order to generate seabed habitat maps for the areas the data associated with each area were required to undergo some preliminary preparation and processing in order to ensure suitability and compatibly with the mapping methodologies employed. The data were then processed using several techniques: a top-down approach was adopted based on the methods developed by MESH and UKSeaMap and used by EUSeaMap, which utilised the updated seabed substrate information provided by BGS. In addition a bottom up approach was taken to utilise the recently acquired point sample data and bathymetry and backscatter data sets, and this process took an object based approach supplemented by supervised classification and categorisation. Three maps for each MPA proposal have been produced (the level of habitat detail which could be mapped was restricted to level 3 or 4 of the EUNIS classification and level 2 or 3 of the MNCR classification) with associated metadata and peripheral supplementary data to aid in future analysis and interpretation. A confidence assessment using the MESH confidence assessment method has been undertaken for each habitat map produced and certainty of classification maps accompany each habitat map also. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001248 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8840 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.052564999974732 -4.633245000356453 59.29861100009766 59.7967379999588 text/html application/xml text/html gb001251 The objective of this project was to generate seabed habitat maps for locations with full coverage acoustic datasets to as detailed a hierarchical level as possible within the Marine Habitat Classification for Britain and Ireland (version 04.05), also known as MNCR classification, (Connor et al. 2004). The acoustic data were at various stages of processing and interpretation, therefore the mapping of habitats and biotopes in some areas have required a greater amount of work to reach the same level compared to other areas. The constituent polygons within the habitat/biotope maps are labelled to an appropriate level of the Habitat Classification and translated to the corresponding EUNIS code. In order to generate seabed habitat maps for the areas the data associated with each area were required to undergo some preliminary preparation and processing in order to ensure suitability and compatibly with the mapping methodologies employed. The data were then processed using a top-down approach was adopted based on the methods developed by MESH and UKSeaMap and used by EUSeaMap, which utilised the updated seabed substrate information provided by BGS. Habitat maps for the area have been produced (the level of habitat detail which could be mapped was restricted to level 3 or 4 of the EUNIS classification and level 2 or 3 of the MNCR classification) with associated metadata and peripheral supplementary data to aid in future analysis and interpretation. A confidence assessment using the MESH confidence assessment method has been undertaken for each habitat map produced and certainty of classification maps accompany each habitat map also. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001251 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 27671 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.9439282402960354 -0.8313705411175097 55.62357450935617 56.17476772065383 text/html application/xml text/html gb001300 Broadscale habitat (EUNIS level 3) for the Mounts Bay recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ).Seabed texture polygons mapped using automatic segmentation and classification of acoustic data (MBES bathymetry and backscatter) and groundtruthing data from PSA analysis and image (stills and video). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001300 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 39410 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.50000563755008 -5.427319895496724 50.0971008040589 50.12838732771308 text/html application/xml text/html gb001308 Habitat map "GB001308" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001308 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 594 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.9248444300263916 -3.769331482761679 54.256747256780564 54.37536933562642 text/html application/xml text/html gb001312 This feature details the findings of a dedicated seabed survey at the Bembridge recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ). The site is being considered for inclusion in a network of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in UK waters, designed to meet conservation objectives under the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001312 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4256 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.1791727870944018 -0.9634090542843938 50.600876724481296 50.725944820896814 text/html application/xml text/html gb001314 Updated habitat map resulting from an integrated analysis of the dedicated 2013 survey data for Bristow to Stones rMCZ. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001314 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 20750 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.226497775951541 -6.138040103368035 49.97506047406171 50.041602343773185 text/html application/xml text/html gb001316 A broadscale habitat layer was produced by analysising and interpreting the acoustic and ground truth data collected by Gardline onboard the MV Tridens onboard 29th February and 31st March 2012and RV Cefas Endeavour between 11th and 12th July 2012 . PSA data were used to assign each sample a EUNIS class which then informed theexpert visual interpretation process of map production. Updated version of earlier broadscale habitat feature class NWJB_20140912_BSH_DRAFT, with all polygons less than 200 sqm in area merged to neigbouring polygon with the longest shared border. Bathymetry and backscatter data collected by Gardline onboard the MV Tridens onboard 29th February and 31st March 2012 were used in conjunction with ground thruth samples to produce a Broadscale habitat map of North West of Jones Bank. Ground thruth samples were collected on both Gardline and Cefas survey cruises from 50 stations. Benthic grabs were taken at 44 stations. An underwater camera system was deployed at 17 stations to collect video and still information. Sediment samples were collected with a grab system consisting of a 0.1 m2 mini Hamon grab and Day Grab. On recovery, the grab was emptied into a large plastic bin and a representative subsample of sediment (approx. 0.5 litres) taken for particle size analysis (PSA). The remaining sample was photographed, then sieved over a 1 mm mesh to collect the benthic macrofauna. Camera deployments lasted a minimum of 10 minutes, with the vessel using its dynamic positioning capability to move along the planned transect at c. 0.5 knots (c. 0.25 ms-1) across a 100 m ‘bullring’ centred on the sampling station. Still photographic images were captured at one minute intervals and opportunistically if features of interest were observed. Video and photographic still images were processed by Envision Mapping Ltd in accordance with the guidance documents developed by Cefas and the JNCC for the acquisition and processing of video and still data (Coggan and Howell, 2005). Particle size analysis (PSA) was carried out by Cefas following standard laboratory practice, and results were checked by Cefas specialist staff following the recommendations of the National Marine Biological Analytical Quality Control (NMBAQC) scheme (Mason, 2011). Setup and operation followed the MESH ‘Recommended Operating Guidelines (ROG) for underwater video and photographic imaging techniques’ (Cogganet al., 2007). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001316 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 23832 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.333299999994946 -8.054499000628306 49.825200999726384 50.00471199965907 text/html application/xml text/html gb001333 Feature class depicting broadscale habitat features at The Padstow Bay and Surrounds MCZ. The map is a result of an integrated analysis of existing MBES full coverage of bathymetry and partial coverage of backscatter data from the Civil Hydrography Programme (CHP) and dedicated ground-truthing survey data, collected in 2013. Habitat classes observed at each ground-truthing station were used to inform a semi-automated process of map production using object-based image analysis (OBIA). The map shows the seabed at the site to be characterised largely by outcropping bedrock (‘A3.2 Moderate energy infralittoral rock’ and ‘A4.2 Moderate energy circalittoral rock’), with deposits of ‘A5.1 Subtidal coarse sediment’ in valleys and crevasses in the rock and flat areas of ‘A5.2 Subtidal sand ‘, mainly closer to shore. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001333 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 60210 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.1333008040887815 -4.908252096357101 50.49768078234226 50.60360921379422 text/html application/xml text/html gb001336 Updated habitat map resulting from an integrated analysis of the 2013 dedicated survey data (collected on cruise CEND0613) for South West Deeps (West) recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ). A new habitat map for the site was produced by analysing and interpreting the available acoustic data and the ground-truth data collected by the dedicated surveys of South West Deeps West rMCZ. The process is a combination of two approaches, auto-classification (image analysis) and expert interpretation. The routine for auto-classification is flexible and dependent on site-specific data, allowing for application of a bespoke routine to maximise the acoustic data available. ArcGIS was used to perform an initial unsupervised classification on the supplied backscatter image. The single band backscatter mosaic was filtered and smoothed prior to the application of an Iso cluster/maximum likelihood classification routine. For further information, refer to the South-West Deeps (West) rMCZ Post-survey Site Report. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001336 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 222073 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.411365783104399 -8.63448254853073 48.828296701131926 49.49830777638281 text/html application/xml text/html gb001494 An updated Broadscale habitat (BSH)map was created based on a WGS84 datum. The new BSH map for the site was produced by analysing and interpreting acousticdata(both existing data aquired as part of the Civil Hydrography Programme (CHP)and data newly acquired during a targeted survey), and ground truth data collected by twodedicated surveysof this site(EA survey- SNGN 03/13 and Cefas survey - CEND01/13Y). Four main BSHs were identified, “A4.1Highenergy circalittoral rock”,“A4.2 Moderate energy circalittoral rock”, "A5.1 Subtidal coarse sediment"and “A5.2 Subtidal sand”.The circalittoral rock BSH are mapped as a complex, as it was not possible to delineate the energy regime based on available GIS data layers. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001494 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5321 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.842935881185891 -4.527965529585454 50.669046678261616 51.02147705672083 text/html application/xml text/html gb001499 This it the updated broadscale habitat (BSH) map for the Whitsand and Looe Bay MCZ. Several BSH were identified as part of this map creation including: Infralittoral rock, moderate energy circalittoral rock, subtidal sand, subtidal mixed sediments, subtidal coarse sediment features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001499 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 457876 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.473368175600798 -4.225983181578483 50.31912575005338 50.3619751027688 text/html application/xml text/html gb001503 Feature class depicting broadscale habitat features at the Mid St George’s Channel rMCZ. The map is a result of an integrated analysis of newly acquired and previously available acoustic data together with ground-truthing data collected by a dedicated survey of the sitein 2013. Habitat classes observed at each ground-truthing station were used to inform a semi-automated process of map production using object-based image analysis (OBIA). The map shows the seabed at the site to be characterised largely by ‘A5.1 Subtidal coarse sediment’ and ‘A5.4 Subtidal mixed sediments’, which are mapped together as a complex due to difficulty in separating the two from the underlying acoustic data. Smaller patches of ‘A5.2 Subtidal sand’ and ‘A4.2 Moderate energy circalittoral rock’ are also found within the site. A new habitat map for the Mid St Georges Channel Marine recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ) was produced by analysing and interpreting newly acquired and previously available acoustic data together with ground-truthing data collected by a dedicated survey of the site. Full coverage multibeam echosounder (MBES) data covering 70% of the Mid St George’s Channel rMCZ was collected in 2012 by Osiris Projects. An additional block of full coverage MBES data was collected by RV Cefas Endeavour on CEND05/13, adding a further 5% area coverage of the site. The remaining 25% of the rMCZ has partial coverage (31%) MBES data collected under the Mid Irish Sea Project. More detail on the acoustic data used, and references to the aquisitieon reports can be found in the Mid St Georges Channel Marine rMCZ Post-Survey Site Report (Defra Contract Reference: MB0129; Report Number 29) Ground-truth sampling for the site was planned using a standard MCZ ground-truthing sampling grid, applied to different habitat types identified from the processed bathymetry and backscatter layers. Station positions were then modified to target features of interest, in particular suspected reef features. The survey was carried out between 1-6th May 2013 on the RV CEFAS Endeavour cruise CEND0513. Ground truth samples were collected from 130 stations. Benthic grab samples were recovered at 115 stations, video transects at 71stations and short (2 minute) deployments of the drop camera were carried out at a further 49 grab stations. Station metadata are presented in Appendix 1 of the Mid St George’s Channel rMCZ Post-Survey Site Report (Defra Contract Reference: MB0129; Report Number 29) and further detail on ground-truth sample collection can be found in the Site Report and the Mid St George’s Channel rMCZ Survey Report. The new habitat map was produced via a combination of object-based image analysis (OBIA) of the acoustic data, implemented in the software package eCognition® v8.7.2, and expert judgement aided by statistical analysis, linking the ground truth observations to the acoustic and topographic properties. Full methodology for production of the broadscale habitat layer, with appropriate references for methods used, can be found in the Mid St George’s Channel rMCZ Post-Survey Site Report. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001503 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 57298 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.466666656840682 -5.013583234078964 52.533333608559246 52.81674490685205 text/html application/xml text/html gb001505 A broadscale habitat map was produced by analysising and interpreting the acoustic and ground truth data collected at South Rigg rMCZ. Acoustic data was used to identify areas of Rock and sediment and groundtruthing data was used to divide the sediment areas into one of the four sediment classes, namely coarse sediment, sand, mud and mixed sediment. These areas were then divided into littoral and subtidal zones and different energy areas (Low, Moderate or High). These classes could then be classified using EUNIS. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001505 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7985 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.035524436503523 -4.868815132112603 54.3549001489228 54.44854390687587 text/html application/xml text/html gb001507 Broadscale habitat (EUNIS level 3) for Compass Rose recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ). Seabed texture polygons mapped using expert interpretation of acoustic data (MBES bathymetry and backscatter, and bathymetry compiled for Defra(Astrium, 2011)) and ground-truthing data from PSA analysis and image (stills and video) classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001507 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2618 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.08493429618084801 0.5597003644802944 54.3830649548838 54.64449162518839 text/html application/xml text/html gb001509 Broadscale habitat (EUNIS level 3) for Offshore Brighton recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ). Seabed texture polygons mapped using expert interpretation of acoustic data (MBES bathymetry and backscatter) and groundtruthing data from PSA analysis and image (stills and video) classification. Using data collected during cruise CEND0812 on the RV Cefas Endeavour (29/04/12 to 14/06/12) and previous surveys. A new habitat map for the site was produced by analysing and interpreting the available acoustic data and the ground truth data collected by the dedicated survey of the Offshore Brighton rMCZ, in addition to existing modelled bathymetry (Astrium,2011). The process involves geological review and expert judgement to interpret the sediment textures present. To map substrata type across the rMCZ, we assessemed the sea bed and generated line work based on MBES, backscatter and derivatives (rugosity, slope) in conjunction with ground truth information (PSA, video and stills) in order to assign BSH classsifications. For further information, refer to the Offshore Brighton rMCZ Post-survey Site Report (Dove and Green, 2015). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001509 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 83491 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.9033673242425885 -0.2597016572056442 50.136297313869974 50.38191602230665 text/html application/xml text/html gb001512 Broadscale habitat (EUNIS level 3) for Offshore Overfalls recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ).Seabed texture polygons mapped using expert interpretation of acoustic data (MBES bathymetry and backscatter) and groundtruthing data from PSA analysis and image (stills and video) classification. . Using data collected during cruise CEND0812 on the RV Cefas Endeavour (29/04/12 to 14/06/12) and previous surveys. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001512 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 797 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.9335718276776702 -0.5131660529709104 50.40207769213188 50.584638624972634 text/html application/xml text/html gb001514 Broadscale habitat (EUNIS level 3) for Runswick Bay recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ) BSH features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001514 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 38722 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.7882529467160554 -0.6220151307936097 54.5150391809135 54.61368491142955 text/html application/xml text/html gb001518 Broadscale habitat (EUNIS level 3) for Greater Haig Fras recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ). A broadscale habitat feature class was created to illustrate predicted extent of broadscale habitats present at Greater Haig Fras rMCZ. These broadscale habitats include 'High energy circalittoral rock', 'Moderate energy circalittoral rock', 'Subtidal coarse/mixedsediment', 'Subtidal sand' and 'Subtidal mud' as determined from particle size analysis of sediment samples and descriptive analysis of still images from underwater camera data. The assigned classes at each ground-truth stationwere used to inform the semi-automated process of map production using object-based image analysis (OBIA). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001518 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1929900 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.199999469999513 -7.361570506173848 50.07650291267929 50.50014340129702 text/html application/xml text/html gb001520 A broadscale habitat layer was produced by analysising and interpreting the acoustic and ground truth data collected at Needles rMCZ. Particle size data for the sediment samples were used to assign each sample to one of the four sediment classes, namely coarse sediment, sand, mud and mixed sediment. The assignments were used to inform the semi-automated process of map production using object-based image analysis (OBIA). Statistical modelling was combined with the OBIA image analysis to aid production of the final broadscale habitat map. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001520 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6764 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.6240893026791252 -1.5340295346352997 50.655921310420204 50.700703918650966 text/html application/xml text/html gb001522 Broadscale habitat (EUNIS level 3) for the Goodwin Sands recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ).Seabed texture polygons mapped using semi automated ISO cluster unsupervised classification and expert interpretation of acoustic data (MBES bathymetry and backscatter) and groundtruthing data from PSA analysis and image (stills and video) classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001522 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10100 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.4753440085192502 1.7277714742741683 51.137051899725456 51.352434145519425 text/html application/xml text/html gb001524 Broadscale habitat (EUNIS level 3) for the Cromer Shoals Chalk Beds recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ).Seabed texture polygons mapped using semi automated ISO cluster unsupervised classification and expert interpretation of acoustic data (MBES bathymetry and backscatter) and groundtruthing data from PSA analysis and image (stills and video) classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001524 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3313 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.11875828017054 1.562367542128419 52.82489856701531 53.04567874697663 text/html application/xml text/html gb001528 Broadscale habitat (EUNIS level 3) for Land's End (Runnels Stone) recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ) Updated habitat map resulting from an intergrated analysis of the acoustic and ground-truth survey data from 2013 (onboard the Coastal Survey Vessel (CSV) Water Guardian on cruise wgdn0112). Sediment types at each groundtruthing station were used to inform a semi-automated process of map production using object-based image analysis (OBIA). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001528 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5170 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.728192334408686 -5.6324885812829235 50.00490845835875 50.04329272208153 text/html application/xml text/html gb001530 A broadscale habitat feature class was created to illustrate the predicted extent of broadscale habitats present at Slieve na Griddle rMCZ. These broadscale habitats include 'Subtidal mud' and 'Low energy circalittoral rock' as determined from particle size analysis of sedimen grab samples and descriptive analysis of still images from underwater camera data. The assigned classes of each ground-truth station were used to inform the semi-automated process of map production using object-based image analysis (OBIA). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001530 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1920 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.304276753069641 -5.0831056477074466 54.14968233677049 54.20027378840464 text/html application/xml text/html gb001532 Updated habitat map resulting from an intergrated analysis of the EGS 2012 acoustic data and the Cefas Survey of 2012 (Fulmar rMCZ groundtruthing survey onboard the RV Cefas Endeavour between 6 and 10 May 2012, Cruise ID: CEND 8/12). Sediment types at each ground-truthing station were used to inform a semi-automated process of map production using object-based image analysis (OBIA). The Majority of the seabed was classified as "A5.3 Subtidal mud" with smaller areas of "A5.4 Subtidal mixed sediments" features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001532 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 82138 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.8312058608618291 2.5244914563157232 56.0898685287097 56.283749513229516 text/html application/xml text/html gb001536 Updated habitat map resulting from an intergrated analysis of the acoustic and ground-truth survey data from 2014 (onboard the RV Cefas Endeavour). Sediment types at each groundtruthing station were used to inform a semi-automated process of map production using object-based image analysis (OBIA). The majority of the seabed was classified as 'A5.4Subtidal mixed sediments', with patches of 'A5.1 Subtidal coarse sediment'and 'A5.2Subtidal sand'. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001536 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10642 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.7066964026169618 1.8786025266853024 51.59283677889426 51.72419001225932 text/html application/xml text/html gb001544 Updated habitat map resulting from an intergrated analysis of the acoustic and groundtruthsurvey data in 2014 (onboard the RV Cefas Endeavour). Sediment types at each groundtruthing station were used to inform a semi-automated process of map production using object-based image analysis (OBIA). The majority of the seabed was classified as 'A5.2 Subtidal sand', with patches of 'A5.1 Subtidal coarse sediment' and 'A5.4 Subtidal mixed sediments'. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001544 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6695 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.7138009597465418 1.0463301327295154 50.643538198928795 50.82584983250378 text/html application/xml text/html gb001546 Updated habitat map resulting from an intergrated analysis of the acoustic and ground truth survey data in 2014 (onboard the RV Cefas Endeavour). Broadscale habitats at each ground truth station were used to inform a semi-automated mapping process using object-based image analysis (OBIA). The majority of the seabed was classified as the BSH 'A4.1 High energy circalittoral rock/A4.2 Moderate energy circalittoral rock', with a with a large sediment bank in the north of the rMCZ made up of the BSHs 'A5.1 Subtidal coarse sediment' and 'A5.2 Subtidal sand'. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001546 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 44481 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.5415745730080515 -2.4561237459141063 50.46247940999683 50.51666789980377 text/html application/xml text/html gb003001 A Natural England commissoined verification survey of both intertidal sediments and intertidal rocky reef within the Cumbria Coast rMCZ. Phase I Biotope mapping was carried out across the rMCZ for broad scale habitats. Phase II infaunal sediment sampling was carried out to provide information on the benthic infaunal assemblages and particle size distribution of the study sites by means of core sampling. Sediment surface scrapes were obtained for heavy metals and organic contaminants analysis. Phase II quantitative survey of intertidal rocky reefs comprised of a quadrat survey with percentage cover of species present within each quadrat being recorded. The data was used to produce a EUNIS Level 3 boradscale habitat map of the Cumbria Coast rMCZ. Aerial imagery and OS mapping was digitised to produce baseline maps of biotope boundaries. The maps were annotated in the field to identify biotopes and boundaries as well as significant features. In addition, intertidal sediment cores were taken at 16 stations (0.01m2 cores 3 replicates at each station) distributed throughout the Cumbria Coast rMCZ at the low, mid and high shore, in order to assess the benthic species present, along with an additional sample for Particle Size Analysis. Samples were sieved over a 0.5mm sieve. Sediment scrape samples were also taken at 4 stations at the midshore for Tributyl tin, heavy metal and organic contaminant analysis. The Phase II quantitative survey of intertidal rocky reefs comprised of 9 quadrat sites per transect with 3 replicate quadrats at each low, mid and upper shore zone or the main biotope present. Percentage cover of species present within each 0.25m2 quadrat was recorded. The methods used for data collection and processing followed protocols and standards for biotope mapping and sampling. MEDIN Data Guideline for sediment sampling by grab or core for benthos. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB003001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2557 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.640544249017809 -3.4298501222852398 54.3381280472716 54.530530772077455 text/html application/xml text/html gb003002 A Natural England commissoined verification survey of intertidal sediments within the Beachy Head West rMCZ. Phase I Biotope mapping was carried out across the rMCZ for broad scale habitats where intertidal coarse sediment occurred. Phase II Infaunal sampling was carried out to provide information on the benthic infaunal assemblages and particle size distribution of the study sites by means of core sampling. Sediment surface scrapes were obtained for heavy metals and organic contaminants analysis. The data was used to produce a EUNIS Level 3 boradscale habitat map of the Beachy Head West rMCZ. Aerial imagery and OS mapping was digitised to produce baseline maps of biotope boundaries. The maps were annotated in the field to identify biotopes and boundaries as well as significant features. In addition, intertidal sediment cores were taken at 6 stations (0.01m2 cores 3 replicates at each station) distributed throughout the Beachy Head West rMCZ, in order to assess the benthic species present, along with an additional sample for Particle Size Analysis. Samples were sieved over a 0.5mm sieve. Sediment scrape samples were also taken at 3 stations for Tributyl tin, heavy metal and organic contaminant analysis. The methods used for data collection and processing followed protocols and standards for biotope mapping and sampling. MEDIN Data Guideline for sediment sampling by grab or core for benthos. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB003002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 134 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.09254506600193592 0.15782165094850376 50.756112313632414 50.81187700741798 text/html application/xml text/html gb003003 A Natural England commissoined verification survey of intertidal sediments within the Thanet Coast rMCZ. Phase I Biotope mapping was carried out across the rMCZ for broad scale habitats. The data was used to produce a EUNIS Level 3 boradscale habitat map of the Thanet Coast rMCZ. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB003003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 59 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.1711382998926687 1.2815404996943554 51.375520899869684 51.380843894430264 text/html application/xml text/html gb003006 Aerial imagery and OS mapping was digitised to produce baseline maps of biotope boundaries. The maps were annotated in the field to identify biotopes and boundaries as well as significant features. In addition, intertidal sediment cores were taken at 16 stations (0.01m2 cores 3 replicates at each station) distributed throughout the Cumbria Coast rMCZ at the low, mid and high shore, in order to assess the benthic species present, along with an additional sample for Particle Size Analysis. Samples were sieved over a 0.5mm sieve. Sediment scrape samples were also taken at 4 stations at the midshore for Tributyl tin, heavy metal and organic contaminant analysis. The Phase II quantitative survey of intertidal rocky reefs comprised of 9 quadrat sites per transect with 3 replicate quadrats at each low, mid and upper shore zone or the main biotope present. Percentage cover of species present within each 0.25m2 quadrat was recorded. The methods used for data collection and processing followed protocols and standards for biotope mapping and sampling. MEDIN Data Guideline for sediment sampling by grab or core for benthos. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB003006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2753 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.7113731229712775 1.2967293547759504 51.71546851655887 52.03035330216321 text/html application/xml text/html gb003008 EUNIS-translated Indicative biotopes for the Gwynt y Mor study area determined from the analysis of grab samples from the site between 2002-2004. Data originally in Classification system of UK and Ireland, translated to EUNIS at JNCC, 2013. Original non-eunis data retreived from the Crown Estate http://www.marinedataexchange.co.uk/ItemDetails.aspx?id=10609 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB003008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 357 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.953104754780555 -3.3244847581649903 53.300768104364565 53.52337415179577 text/html application/xml text/html gb003010 Surveys undertaken in Lough Foyle (Aug 2009), Carlingford Lough (Aug-Sep 2012), Strangford Lough (Aug-Sep 2012) and Dundrum Bay (Jul 2012). These surveys are done primarily as part of a rolling 6 year programme for the EU Water Framework Directive. These polygons were mapped and merged to collate inter-tidal seagrass surveys originally assessed as part of the Water Framework Directives suite of Biological Quality Element tools. The data collected can also be used to inform the habitat map as it corresponds to the Eunis code 'A2.611-Mainland Atlantic Zostera noltii or Zostera angustifolia meadows'. Surveys undertaken by Quercus at Queen's University, Belfast on behalf of the Department of the Environment, Northern Ireland (DOE). Subsequently translated into EUNIS habitat classification scheme. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB003010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6557 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.147215413860231 -5.539164571887458 54.04784096518848 55.14224346116683 text/html application/xml text/html gb003012 Translated from East Rockall habitat map showing all Annex I and non-Annex I habitats. Translated to EUNIS by JNCC. Data collected in 2009 aboard the MV Franklin in July 2009: Acoustics (Multibeam echosounder), Sidescan Sonar, Drop camera/towed video (17 sites). For the East Rockall Bank AoS the original survey plan consisted primarily of a series of traverses along the top and base of the eastern flank of Rockall Bank and several traverses at right angles across the top of the bank and down into the Rockall Trough. However to maximise the coverage along the rocky escarpment that runs along the length of the AoS, this initial plan was replaced with a long double swath width of multibeam echosounder data acquired along the escarpment; the upper break in slope, roughly coincident with the 500m bathymetric contour, as imaged previously by the SEA 7 2005 multibeam echosounder datasets. From previous studies (including FRS drop camera surveys), this area was selected as being the most likely place to host Annex I reef habitats, in particular as potential sites for Lophelia pertusa. A number of survey lines at right angles to the break in slope were added to the along-escarpment line to better characterise features of interest observed on the 2005 multibeam echosounder dataset downslope of the escarpment. Additionally several survey lines were located on the top of the bank, across an area of suspected iceberg ploughmarks. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB003012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 34404 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -14.470235825023313 -12.411920547295368 56.657804527357065 58.652828217448366 text/html application/xml text/html gb003019 A biotope analysis of Dundrum bay was conducted in 2015 as part of efforts to understand the distribution and extent of benthic habitats and associated marine life within the Murlough special area of conservation incorporating new and historical groundtruthing information alongside modern acoustic data. The map was originally presented in the Marine Habitat Classification for Britain & Ireland (http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/MarineHabitatClassification). This has been translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system for integration with other European datasets. For more information, see: AFBI, 2015. Bathymetric and Habitat Map for Murlough Special Area of Conservation and offshore, Northern Ireland. Report to the Department of the Environment. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB003019 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 678615 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.900353971158771 -5.6419381968902345 54.09736869780717 54.246326759172646 text/html application/xml text/html gb003020 A biotope analysis of Strangford lough was conducted in 2015 as part of efforts to understand the distribution and extent of benthic habitats and associated marine life within this waterbody incorporating new and historical groundtruthing information alongside modern acoustic data. The analysis was conducted on both the main lough and the "Narrows" to the south. This dataset comprises the biotope complex output of the main lough. The map was originally presented in the Marine Habitat Classification for Britain & Ireland (http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/MarineHabitatClassification). This has been translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system for integration with other European datasets. For more information, see: AFBI, 2015. Bathymetric and Habitat Map for Strangford Lough (Special Area of Conservation and Marine Conservation Zone), Northern Ireland. Report to the Department of the Environment. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB003020 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 263762 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.66968121181844 -5.542654218417385 54.36888577405928 54.53749519484741 text/html application/xml text/html gb003021 A biotope analysis of Strangford lough was conducted in 2015 as part of efforts to understand the distribution and extent of benthic habitats and associated marine life within this waterbody incorporating new and historical groundtruthing information alongside modern acoustic data.The analysis was conducted on both the main lough and the "Narrows" to the south. This dataset comprises the biotope complex output of the southern narrows. The map was originally presented in the Marine Habitat Classification for Britain & Ireland (http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/MarineHabitatClassification). This has been translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system for integration with other European datasets. For more information, see: AFBI, 2015. Bathymetric and Habitat Map for Strangford Lough (Special Area of Conservation and Marine Conservation Zone), Northern Ireland. Report to the Department of the Environment. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB003021 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 16866 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.555218851768533 -5.516691163266501 54.32580658880305 54.375160627261195 text/html application/xml text/html gb100001 The survey of the marine environment around Flamborough Head was undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the European Community through the LIFE Programme. Conflicting data were available to determine the offshore extent of these chalk reefs: estimates varied between 1 and 15 km offshore. To implement effective management of the marine benthic resource, English Nature required data on the geographic extent of the biotopes around Flamborough Head and requested the BioMar project at the University of Newcastle to conduct a biotope mapping survey. This was done using acoustic techniques validated by biological sampling, with the data stored and analysed using geographic information systems (GIS). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1996 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.18578999980861485 -0.012202999668670625 54.062824999674035 54.178198999784044 text/html application/xml text/html gb100002 The survey of the marine environment of Falmouth Bay and the lower Fal Ruan Estuary was undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the European Community through the LIFE Programme. In July 1994 a baseline survey was done to map the distribution of dead and living maerl. The survey was done using a RoxAnn acoustic system supported by direct observation of the seabed using a drop-down video camera and sediment samples collected by grab. Maps of bathymetry and predicted distribution of biotopes were prepared using GIS. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7521 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.113529000263095 -5.022077999899741 49.995497000086516 50.08640799982934 text/html application/xml text/html gb100003 The survey of the marine environment of Falmouth Bay and the lower Fal Ruan Estuary was undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the European Community through the LIFE Programme. In July 1994 a baseline survey was done to map the distribution of dead and living maerl. The survey was done using a RoxAnn acoustic system supported by direct observation of the seabed using a drop-down video camera and sediment samples collected by grab. Maps of bathymetry and predicted distribution of biotopes were prepared using GIS. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 13486 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.103255999564684 -4.94546800044781 50.0844870002749 50.14909000000351 text/html application/xml text/html gb100004 The survey of the marine environment of Falmouth Bay and the lower Fal Ruan Estuary was undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the European Community through the LIFE Programme. In July 1994 a baseline survey was done to map the distribution of dead and living maerl. The survey was done using a RoxAnn acoustic system supported by direct observation of the seabed using a drop-down video camera and sediment samples collected by grab. Maps of bathymetry and predicted distribution of biotopes were prepared using GIS. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2226 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.053735000170101 -5.011340000240752 50.13930100004118 50.17938300032524 text/html application/xml text/html gb100005 Envision Mapping Ltd was contracted to undertake a survey of the Moray Firth cSAC within the 30m contour. The purpose was to map the main sediment features and biota using acoustic remote sensing techniques combined with grab and video sampling. A RoxAnn? acoustic ground discrimination system was used in conjunction with a GeoSwath? interferometric swath bathymetric system. The survey was comprehensive (100% cover with the swath system or a minimum track spacing of 80m) over priority areas but incomplete over areas outside these priority areas. The biotopes were classified using the most recent Marine Habitat Classification (Connor et al. 2004) using a combination of multivariate analysis and video analysis and matching the characterising species to the classification system. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6110 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.2662499997376075 -3.3033939996333332 57.49141300000998 58.05771999997805 text/html application/xml text/html gb100011 Envision Mapping was sub-contracted by Heriot Watt University for Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) to undertake broad scale subtidal biotope mapping of Sullom Voe cSAC. Sullom Voe in the Shetland Isles is the most northerly site in the UK to be selected as a representative of large shallow inlets and bays, and within the site series it is the only Scottish example of a ria (known locally as a ?voe?). The boreal-arctic (northern) species-rich communities of Sullom Voe are restricted to Shetland voes and are not represented elsewhere in the SAC series. The purpose was to map the main features and biota using acoustic remote sensing techniques combined with grab and video sampling. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2950 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.3848119999737531 -1.2207399997511326 60.395037000357306 60.504843000004485 text/html application/xml text/html gb100013 The survey of the marine environment around Thanet was undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the European Community through the LIFE Programme. Thanet forms the eastern corner of Kent and is the longest continuous stretch of coastal chalk in Britain. The area is a proposed SAC. The seafloor was surveyed using acoustic techniques video drops and scuba diving. A map of the predicted biotope distribution was prepared. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100013 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3070 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.2980080801088425 1.5034139998562641 51.31115397037953 51.42431997029046 text/html application/xml text/html gb100014 Methodologies for broad scale mapping of sublittoral habitats and biota based on acoustic remote sensing was developed as the Broadscale Mapping Project (BMP), a three year project funded by a consortium consisting of the Crown Estate, the Countryside Council for Wales, English Nature, Scottish Natural Heritage and Newcastle University through the SeaMap Research Group. The project was also supported by the European Commission?s Life programme. The Firth of Lorn study area was selected by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) because it encompassed a wide range of physical environmental conditions and had considerable existing conservation value. Part of the BMP study area was recently put forward as a possible Special Area of Conservation in recognition of the significant marine biological interest of both intertidal and subtidal rocky reefs. A nested survey strategy was developed for the Firth of Lorn which involved careful pre-planning and iterative field survey. By adopting this nested and iterative approach, the overall summary maps comprise a jigsaw of small maps where the underlying data vary in their level of detail. The main features and biota were mapped using acoustic remote sensing techniques combined with biological sampling. Linking the biological data with the acoustic data was completed using classification techniques developed for processing satellite images. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100014 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 22065 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.497383000225223 -5.4839299996697095 55.96581599980865 56.390456000344216 text/html application/xml text/html gb100016 This is the final report on sublittoral mapping of Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire and south Cardigan Bay which formed part of the Broadscale Mapping Project: a project funded by the Crown Estate, the Countryside Council for Wales, English Nature, Scottish Natural Heritage and the Newcastle University (SeaMap). It is supported by the European Commission under the Life programme. The survey of the Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire and south Cardigan Bay has contributed to the development of a methodology for broad scale survey and mapping of large areas of sea floor using acoustic remote sensing techniques. The methodology relies on the relatively inexpensive acoustic ground discrimination system (AGDS) based on a single beam echo sounder. Image processing requires ground truth samples of the biota and habitats from the sea floor and the sampling techniques range from the traditional grab, trawl and dredge to the deployment of remote video. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100016 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7483 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.683587120149414 -4.040800920126336 51.59324402968828 52.4737289697162 text/html application/xml text/html gb100018 This evaluation of the RoxAnn system as a tool for mapping the distribution of kelp biotopes has been undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the European Community through the LIFE Programme. The central aim of the present project was to evaluate of the RoxAnn system as a tool for mapping the distribution of kelp on the north west coast of the Isle of Lewis. If the RoxAnn system could map the distribution of kelp biotopes, it could prove to be a valuable tool for gathering resource data to assist management decisions - for instance assessing kelp harvesting proposals. The BioMar team carried out the field work for this study from August 27 to September 2, 1994. Five areas were studied on the NW coast of Lewis, Western Isles: four areas within East Loch Roag and the open coast from East Loch Roag to Bragar. Biological data were collected for 59 remote video samples, and the change in kelp density with depth measured at ten sites using SCUBA diving. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100018 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3688 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.842805999797016 -6.82294799955048 58.27985300041569 58.29034699961435 text/html application/xml text/html gb100019 This evaluation of the RoxAnn system as a tool for mapping the distribution of kelp biotopes has been undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the European Community through the LIFE Programme. The central aim of the present project was to evaluate of the RoxAnn system as a tool for mapping the distribution of kelp on the north west coast of the Isle of Lewis. If the RoxAnn system could map the distribution of kelp biotopes, it could prove to be a valuable tool for gathering resource data to assist management decisions - for instance assessing kelp harvesting proposals. The BioMar team carried out the field work for this study from August 27 to September 2, 1994. Five areas were studied on the NW coast of Lewis, Western Isles: four areas within East Loch Roag and the open coast from East Loch Roag to Bragar. Biological data were collected for 59 remote video samples, and the change in kelp density with depth measured at ten sites using SCUBA diving. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100019 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3274 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.884038000053626 -6.864096999576805 58.28530199988747 58.29414500029154 text/html application/xml text/html gb100020 This evaluation of the RoxAnn system as a tool for mapping the distribution of kelp biotopes has been undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the European Community through the LIFE Programme. The central aim of the present project was to evaluate of the RoxAnn system as a tool for mapping the distribution of kelp on the north west coast of the Isle of Lewis. If the RoxAnn system could map the distribution of kelp biotopes, it could prove to be a valuable tool for gathering resource data to assist management decisions - for instance assessing kelp harvesting proposals. The BioMar team carried out the field work for this study from August 27 to September 2, 1994. Five areas were studied on the NW coast of Lewis, Western Isles: four areas within East Loch Roag and the open coast from East Loch Roag to Bragar. Biological data were collected for 59 remote video samples, and the change in kelp density with depth measured at ten sites using SCUBA diving. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100020 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8146 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.83362900017817 -6.656458000236461 58.28946899959471 58.368042999684725 text/html application/xml text/html gb100021 This evaluation of the RoxAnn system as a tool for mapping the distribution of kelp biotopes has been undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the European Community through the LIFE Programme. The central aim of the present project was to evaluate of the RoxAnn system as a tool for mapping the distribution of kelp on the north west coast of the Isle of Lewis. If the RoxAnn system could map the distribution of kelp biotopes, it could prove to be a valuable tool for gathering resource data to assist management decisions - for instance assessing kelp harvesting proposals. The BioMar team carried out the field work for this study from August 27 to September 2, 1994. Five areas were studied on the NW coast of Lewis, Western Isles: four areas within East Loch Roag and the open coast from East Loch Roag to Bragar. Biological data were collected for 59 remote video samples, and the change in kelp density with depth measured at ten sites using SCUBA diving. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100021 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1215 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.826283999606855 -6.803841999808416 58.24573900015483 58.26821000039127 text/html application/xml text/html gb100022 This evaluation of the RoxAnn system as a tool for mapping the distribution of kelp biotopes has been undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the European Community through the LIFE Programme. The central aim of the present project was to evaluate of the RoxAnn system as a tool for mapping the distribution of kelp on the north west coast of the Isle of Lewis. If the RoxAnn system could map the distribution of kelp biotopes, it could prove to be a valuable tool for gathering resource data to assist management decisions - for instance assessing kelp harvesting proposals. The BioMar team carried out the field work for this study from August 27 to September 2, 1994. Five areas were studied on the NW coast of Lewis, Western Isles: four areas within East Loch Roag and the open coast from East Loch Roag to Bragar. Biological data were collected for 59 remote video samples, and the change in kelp density with depth measured at ten sites using SCUBA diving. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100022 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1170 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.798239999576246 -6.786655000427866 58.22639100004468 58.23080700044279 text/html application/xml text/html gb100023 An acoustic survey of the Durham Coast was carried out by SeaMap Research Group of the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (10-13 February 1998) using a vertical acoustic ground discrimination system, the RoxAnn. The area was surveyed using 3km long parallel tracks, 250m apart. Acoustic mapping using the RoxAnn system provides data on the physical nature of the sea bed - depth, roughness and hardness. The acoustic data have no biological meaning unless they are related to biological assemblages, determined from direct observations or samples of the sea bed at pre-determined point locations. Thus sub-tidal grab samples and video drops were taken within the survey area. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100023 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3472 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.3413520003944581 -1.1800490001612054 54.7206250001437 54.86382400007763 text/html application/xml text/html gb100024 The survey of the marine environment around the Llyn peninsula was undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the European Community through the LIFE Programme. The area of the Llyn peninsula between South Sands at the southern mouth of the Menai Strait, southwards to Trwyn Porth-Dinllaen was surveyed between 31st May and 3rd June 1995. Acoustic techniques were used along with biological data collected using a towed video recorder and by scuba diving. A map of the predicted biotope distribution based on the acoustic characteristics of the seabed was prepared for the survey area. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100024 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7141 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.665997079901272 -4.343903999669813 52.934660009751724 53.12111103024988 text/html application/xml text/html gb100026 A summary account of the reefs of the Berwickshire and North Northumberland Coast cSAC and south Northumberland. This work brings together data from numerous acoustic surveys undertaken by SeaMap since 1993 and includes further survey work commissioned by English Nature during 1997 to complete the coverage of the cSAC. The area between Seahouses and Dunstanburgh Castle was singled out for detailed survey and analysis. Very different techniques have been used for littoral and sublittoral surveys and, in consequence, the resulting datasets are also very different in their nature. The techniques employed by SeaMap to collect data from the sublittoral have been based around an acoustic ground discrimination system (RoxAnn?). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100026 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 13044 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.2265230000363654 -1.3424909998596954 55.01458599984406 55.94460500012069 text/html application/xml text/html gb100029 The study ?Trialing of AGDS and video sledge monitoring techniques in Loch Maddy? is part of a larger project ?Loch Maddy monitoring trials? which itself contributes to Task 2.1 of the UK marine SACs LIFE project. This aims to establish an appropriate programme of surveillance and monitoring for the Special Areas for Conservation (SAC) and to trial monitoring methodologies and protocols for the features of a site. The Loch Maddy project will assist in the development of best practise for future monitoring and reporting programmes for other marine SACs in the UK and Europe. The first phase (1998-9) concentrates on testing variability within methodologies and the determination of the minimum intensity of sampling necessary to provide adequate data for monitoring. The second phase (1999-2000) will concentrate on repeatability However, the major part of the 1998-9 study, which concentrates on the use of acoustic ground discrimination systems (AGDS) for biotope mapping, will make use of previous mapping studies undertaken in 1996 and will provide valuable guidance for future studies on repeatability of mapping. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100029 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1650 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.186194999999186 -7.099637000447168 57.590014000046075 57.62900000014992 text/html application/xml text/html gb100030 The study ?Trialing of AGDS and video sledge monitoring techniques in Loch Maddy? is part of a larger project ?Loch Maddy monitoring trials? which itself contributes to Task 2.1 of the UK marine SACs LIFE project. This aims to establish an appropriate programme of surveillance and monitoring for the Special Areas for Conservation (SAC) and to trial monitoring methodologies and protocols for the features of a site. The Loch Maddy project will assist in the development of best practise for future monitoring and reporting programmes for other marine SACs in the UK and Europe. The first phase (1998-9) concentrates on testing variability within methodologies and the determination of the minimum intensity of sampling necessary to provide adequate data for monitoring. The second phase (1999-2000) will concentrate on repeatability However, the major part of the 1998-9 study, which concentrates on the use of acoustic ground discrimination systems (AGDS) for biotope mapping, will make use of previous mapping studies undertaken in 1996 and will provide valuable guidance for future studies on repeatability of mapping. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100030 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 80 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.126119000391496 -7.123066999942069 57.60144600023276 57.60380800033896 text/html application/xml text/html gb100031 This brief report presents the analysis completed to date. Little biological data exists for the majority of the deeper water of the Loch and for this reason the initial classification has been confined to habitat type. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100031 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3486 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.811374000209869 -5.526226999576302 57.511622000255116 57.63536499959506 text/html application/xml text/html gb100033 The kelp beds and interspersed sandy bays around Sanday were intensively surveyed using an acoustic ground discrimination system for remote survey and a towed video for ground truth sampling. The data were analysed using image classification techniques to produce a map showing the distribution of the kelp life forms and sand habitats. Phase 2 diver records were used, together with the video records, to describe the biotopes in detail. The kelp biotopes were typical of those described in the UK National Marine Biotope Classification (Connor et al. 1997). The report will inform site managers (including non-marine officers in Scottish Natural Heritage) of the biological importance of the kelp beds. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100033 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3734 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.722831999697019 -2.356561000090042 59.170472000382574 59.3342529997762 text/html application/xml text/html gb100034 The survey of Morecambe Bay was undertaken by the Benthic Mapping and Assessment Project (BMAP) at the University of Newcastle, under contract to English Nature and with the assistance of the North Western and North Wales Sea Fisheries Committee. The area consists primarily of extensive shallow coastal sediments along with subtidal river channels. Acoustic data was collected and related to biological assemblages determined from direct observations or samples of the seabed at point locations. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100034 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1852 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.240035999761525 -2.9131469996342547 53.94643902034454 54.10287611993703 text/html application/xml text/html gb100035 The survey of the marine environment around the Isle of Wight has been undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the EC through the LIFE Programme. The survey from Bembridge to the Needles took place in June/July 1994. The baseline resource survey was to determine the major habitats present with their distribution. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100035 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 176 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.3357875603475817 -0.9758260801094666 50.56266942035749 50.70341484042263 text/html application/xml text/html gb100036 A survey of habitats with particular reference to maerl around the Summer Isles, Ross and Chromate, Scotland was undertaken by the Benthic Mapping and assessment project (BMAP), at the University of Newcastle, in collaboration with Scottish Natural Heritage. Careful integration of acoustic data with biological data forms the basis of biological resource maps. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100036 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1576 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.4821260801544565 -5.387155920209521 57.99346478966832 58.04170073969744 text/html application/xml text/html gb100039 SeaMap were contracted by SNH to review and analyse acoustic data collected from the sea around St Kilda and to interpret these data using ground truth records. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100039 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2349 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.762303160362533 -8.41846572041662 57.75979698034646 57.98062539004975 text/html application/xml text/html gb100042 An acoustic survey of Busta Voe was carried out with video and grab samples. This was analysed to create lifeform maps using GIS. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100042 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 781 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.3838273997146615 -1.261941119986666 60.336443970213125 60.39522900021827 text/html application/xml text/html gb100045 The Loch of Stenness is the largest saline lagoon in the UK and has been proposed as a cSAC. SeaMap were contracted to carry out a comprehensive survey and mapping exercise of the subtidal and intertidal habitats and associated biota of the loch in its entirety and that part of the Loch of Harray where this was found to have any brackish water. The survey was carried out using AGDS and direct observation using a towed video system and grab samples. Salinity was also measured. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100045 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1402 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.2968619996814974 -3.205958760188603 58.98262374009357 59.01811398007618 text/html application/xml text/html gb100046 The purpose of this piece of work was to provide additional information on known areas of scar ground in the Solway Firth. It was found that the location of the scar ground had altered considerably from previous predictions. Acoustic techniques were used and grab samples collected and analysed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100046 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 931 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.56204304005422 -3.4113589197782357 54.752675309917684 54.8682546603244 text/html application/xml text/html gb100053 The section of the Menai Straits that were surveyed were divided into three parts. The hardness/roughness isopleths were combined using CAMRIS GIS to produce a composite map showing 7 types of group (very hard/very rough; hard/rough; moderately hard/moderately rough; moderately soft/moderately smooth; soft/moderately rough; soft/smooth; very soft/very smooth). A map for the whole of the survey area was followed by a map showing the biotope types as observed using the remote video, which are as follows (SA = superabundant; A = abundant; C = common; O = occasional) Sand/shell: Medium fine sand with shell: very silty. Coarse sand/silt: Coarse sand: very silty. Gravel: Barren Silty cobble: Silt accretion (A); Cerianthus (O-C); Urticina (O-C). Silty cobble/rich: Silt accretion (A); sponges (Haliclona, Halichondria) (C); hydroids (C); Urticina (O-C). Boulder/cobble sponge: Similar to above, but with sponges C-A. Cobble/bounder faunal turf: Hydroids (C); Tubularia (O); Alcyonium(O); Flustra(O). Cobble hydroid turf: Short turf of hydroids (C-A). Cobble Pomatoceros: Pomatoceros and barnacles (A). Bedrock/boulder silt sponge: Similar to boulder/cobble sponge above, but on bedrock/boulder. Boulder Laminaria: Small Laminaria hyperboraea (C); red algal turf (C). Bedrock sponge/Flustra: Bedrock with encrusting sponges (C-A) and Flustra (O-C). Bedrock Mytilus. Small Mytilus (A-SA); Asteria(C-SA); encrusting corralines (O). Bedrock and faunal turf: Hydroids (C); Tubularia(O); Alcyonium(O); encrusting and branching sponges(O-C). The maps were subsequently transposed into EUNIS in 2006 using expert judgement. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100053 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 231 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.160880719969201 -4.125244320369053 53.2222450202915 53.242432020421475 text/html application/xml text/html gb100054 Acoustic mapping of the seabed of the Menai Strait. Local classification, seperated into acoustic ground characteristics: hard/soft and smooth/rough. Swellies. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100054 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 339 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.200900479973144 -4.160624039967457 53.213498009925274 53.22383351980113 text/html application/xml text/html gb100055 Mapping the distribution of maerl in South Uist, Western Isles was a collaborative study between Scottish Natural Heritage and the BioMar Programme. The survey used acoustic techniques, video drops, ROV, grab samples and diver surveys. The result was a map of predicted biotope distribution. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100055 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1468 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.266956000219179 -7.205577999924688 57.076726999851175 57.10551299992501 text/html application/xml text/html gb100056 Mapping the distribution of maerl in South Uist, Western Isles was a collaborative study between Scottish Natural Heritage and the BioMar Programme. The survey used acoustic techniques, video drops, ROV, grab samples and diver surveys. The result was a map of predicted biotope distribution. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100056 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1299 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.264902999973414 -7.217279999972004 57.16665600017431 57.19809000005351 text/html application/xml text/html gb100063 The baseline survey of the maerl beds in Wyre Sound, Rousay Sound and environs, Orkney Islands, took place as part of the Biomar project in collaboration with Scottish Natural Heritage. A detailed baseline survey of Wyre Sound was undertaken following a survey of Rousay Sound and environs in 1993 and prior to commercial extraction. Acoustic techniques were used along with remote video, grabs and dredges. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100063 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 634 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.0353522401137414 -2.9556446400879954 59.113948859752135 59.134598910011704 text/html application/xml text/html gb100065 The mapping survey of Kimmeridge Bay, Dorset, was carried out by the Seamap Research Group for Dorset Wildlife Trusts and English Nature. Acoustic techniques were used. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100065 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3504 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.2920598800593632 -2.034243000314175 50.54280398991228 50.62151097005527 text/html application/xml text/html gb100068 A mapping survey of the bottom substrates of the Firth of Forth for SEPA with Heriot Watt University. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100068 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3058 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.183596999701693 -3.0025130000748366 55.94980799993931 56.12496699972724 text/html application/xml text/html gb100069 This dataset is a biotope map resulting from a mapping survey of intertidal biotopes in the Flamborough Head cSAC carried out for English Nature. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100069 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3215 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.22736199955659278 -0.07385399996208099 54.09771999997811 54.16084599994297 text/html application/xml text/html gb100072 null features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100072 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5214 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.167122040149988 -4.128540119830626 50.30562204012515 50.35955400011704 text/html application/xml text/html gb100074 Mapping the distribution of benthic biotopes at Sarn Badrig and St. Tudwal's Island, Tremadoc Bay was undertaken as part of the BioMar Project, in collaboration with the Countryside Council for Wales. The BioMar team in Newcastle are evaluating methods to generate biotope distribution maps based on continuous data collected using acoustic methods. Point samples of detailed biotope data can be linked to the acoustic map. Acoustic data can validate the interpolation of biotope data and hence increase the degree of confidence attached to a biotope distribution map. These key physical factors can be relatively easily obtained using acoustic methods to give a much greater coverage than could be obtained by direct viewing of the biotopes. Thus biotope mapping is, in principle, a process of matching restricted information on biological components to more general coverage of key physical characteristics of the sea floor. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100074 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6753 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.409083079920155 -4.130802000212092 52.67168298018541 52.82847999025936 text/html application/xml text/html gb100075 Mapping the distribution of benthic biotopes at Sarn Badrig and St. Tudwal's Island, Tremadoc Bay was undertaken as part of the BioMar Project, in collaboration with the Countryside Council for Wales. The BioMar team in Newcastle are evaluating methods to generate biotope distribution maps based on continuous data collected using acoustic methods. Point samples of detailed biotope data can be linked to the acoustic map. Acoustic data can validate the interpolation of biotope data and hence increase the degree of confidence attached to a biotope distribution map. These key physical factors can be relatively easily obtained using acoustic methods to give a much greater coverage than could be obtained by direct viewing of the biotopes. Thus biotope mapping is, in principle, a process of matching restricted information on biological components to more general coverage of key physical characteristics of the sea floor. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100075 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5657 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.490367120446181 -4.469460120388194 52.79325398997971 52.81522101014154 text/html application/xml text/html gb100078 Envision Mapping Ltd was contracted to undertake a survey of the Moray Firth cSAC within the 30m contour. The purpose was to map the main sediment features and biota using acoustic remote sensing techniques combined with grab and video sampling. A RoxAnn? acoustic ground discrimination system was used in conjunction with a GeoSwath? interferometric swath bathymetric system. The survey was comprehensive (100% cover with the swath system or a minimum track spacing of 80m) over priority areas but incomplete over areas outside these priority areas. The biotopes were classified using the most recent Marine Habitat Classification (Connor et al. 2004) using a combination of multivariate analysis and video analysis and matching the characterising species to the classification system. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100078 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 695 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.8623000000449115 -3.7334960002401765 57.68234799976046 57.75101900002686 text/html application/xml text/html gb100083 This brief report presents the analysis completed to date. Little biological data exists for the majority of the deeper water of the Loch and for this reason the initial classification has been confined to habitat type. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100083 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3782 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.8414919996560055 -5.531382999925485 57.52761700042433 57.64241400000613 text/html application/xml text/html gb100085 The survey of the marine environment around the Isle of Wight has been undertaken as part of the BioMar Project which is funded by the EC through the LIFE Programme. The survey from Bembridge to the Needles took place in June/July 1994. The baseline resource survey was to determine the major habitats present with their distribution. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100085 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 101 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.614341880173591 -1.2671024398256865 50.56304723993819 50.6696104803394 text/html application/xml text/html gb100088 The section of the Menai Straits that were surveyed were divided into three parts. The hardness/roughness isopleths were combined using CAMRIS GIS to produce a composite map showing 7 types of group (very hard/very rough; hard/rough; moderately hard/moderately rough; moderately soft/moderately smooth; soft/moderately rough; soft/smooth; very soft/very smooth). A map for the whole of the survey area was followed by a map showing the biotope types as observed using the remote video, which are as follows (SA = superabundant; A = abundant; C = common; O = occasional) Sand/shell: Medium fine sand with shell: very silty. Coarse sand/silt: Coarse sand: very silty. Gravel: Barren Silty cobble: Silt accretion (A); Cerianthus (O-C); Urticina (O-C). Silty cobble/rich: Silt accretion (A); sponges (Haliclona, Halichondria) (C); hydroids (C); Urticina (O-C). Boulder/cobble sponge: Similar to above, but with sponges C-A. Cobble/bounder faunal turf: Hydroids (C); Tubularia (O); Alcyonium(O); Flustra(O). Cobble hydroid turf: Short turf of hydroids (C-A). Cobble Pomatoceros: Pomatoceros and barnacles (A). Bedrock/boulder silt sponge: Similar to boulder/cobble sponge above, but on bedrock/boulder. Boulder Laminaria: Small Laminaria hyperboraea (C); red algal turf (C). Bedrock sponge/Flustra: Bedrock with encrusting sponges (C-A) and Flustra (O-C). Bedrock Mytilus. Small Mytilus (A-SA); Asteria(C-SA); encrusting corralines (O). Bedrock and faunal turf: Hydroids (C); Tubularia(O); Alcyonium(O); encrusting and branching sponges(O-C). The maps were subsequently transposed into EUNIS in 2006 using expert judgement. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100088 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 246 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.213933920014371 -4.192604279963525 53.194649040021254 53.21364354001744 text/html application/xml text/html gb100093 A marine biological survey of Beadnell to Dunstanburgh Castle, Northumberland. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100093 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4714 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.6660789997460064 -1.5496179998707413 55.54657099985182 55.59003000028431 text/html application/xml text/html gb100094 A survey of the seabed habitats at St Marys, Northumberland. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100094 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4368 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.459327999987178 -1.3831940000030791 55.01449600019034 55.07907499971148 text/html application/xml text/html gb100100 A survey of the seabed habitats of Loch Duich. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100100 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2707 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.528323000006436 -5.488331000275415 57.25134499987187 57.27474799992028 text/html application/xml text/html gb100101 The purpose of this piece of work was to provide additional information on known areas of scar ground in the Solway Firth. It was found that the location of the scar ground had altered considerably from previous predictions. Acoustic techniques were used and grab samples collected and analysed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100101 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 242 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.7663592395871897 -3.662310959583066 54.821036519819586 54.853361639927805 text/html application/xml text/html gb100102 The Sussex coast was mapped during several visits to the area using AGDS, and drop down video. On interest was the location of reef areas and chalk outcrops thoughout the area in addtion to general biological mapping for conservation. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100102 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9349 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.6836540397021045 0.7371910797045899 50.69241702032931 50.89248800971391 text/html application/xml text/html gb100111 Marine Scotland Science surveyed 260 km2 of coastline west of the Isle of Lewis using swath bathymetry and drop frame TV camera and video. The bathymetry, backscatter data and ground truthing were used to interpret habitat maps of the seabed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100111 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1768 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.984839014308983 -6.208499868673924 58.27724676872343 58.57045468513561 text/html application/xml text/html gb100200 A Natural England commissioned verification survey of both intertidal sediments and intertidal rocky reef within the Padstow Bay and Surrounds rMCZ. Phase I Biotope mapping was carried out across the rMCZ for broad scale habitats. Phase II infaunal sediment sampling was carried out to provide information on the benthic infaunal assemblages and particle size distribution of the study sites by means of core sampling. Sediment surface scrapes were obtained for heavy metals and organic contaminants analysis. Phase II quantitative survey of intertidal rocky reefs comprised of a quadrat survey with percentage cover of species present within each quadrat being recorded. The data was used to produce a EUNIS Level 3 boradscale habitat map of the Padstow Bay and Surrounds rMCZ. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100200 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 17720 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.047022440633104 -4.905859694669111 50.4973189599021 50.594839148408006 text/html application/xml text/html gb100201 A Natural England commissoined verification survey of intertidal sediments within the Skerries Bank and Surrounds rMCZ. Phase I Biotope mapping was carried out across the rMCZ for broad scale habitats. Phase II Infaunal sampling was carried out to provide information on the benthic infaunal assemblages and particle size distribution of the study sites by means of core sampling. Sediment surface scrapes were obtained for heavy metals and organic contaminants analysis. The data was used to produce a EUNIS Level 3 boradscale habitat map of the Skerries Bank and Surrounds rMCZ. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100201 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7289 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.773278262781558 -3.6377101659913516 50.20062890000378 50.267832238167294 text/html application/xml text/html gb100202 A Natural England commissioned verification survey of intertidal rocky reef within the Torbay rMCZ. Phase I Biotope mapping was carried out across the rMCZ for broad scale habitats. Phase II survey comprised of a quantitative quadrat survey to provide information on the benthic infaunal assemblages, with percentage cover of species present within each quadrat being recorded. The data was used to produce a EUNIS Level 3 boradscale habitat map of the Torbay rMCZ. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100202 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1960 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.5593764233831804 -3.480327869035861 50.38133194681193 50.4822444940882 text/html application/xml text/html gb100203 A Natural England commissioned verification survey of intertidal sediment within the Torbay rMCZ. Phase I Biotope mapping was carried out across the rMCZ for broad scale habitats. Phase II Infaunal sampling was carried out to provide information on the benthic infaunal assemblages and particle size distribution of the study sites by means of core sampling. Sediment surface scrapes were obtained for heavy metals and organic contaminants analysis. The data was used to produce a EUNIS Level 3 boradscale habitat map of the Torbay rMCZ. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100203 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 632 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.560119701363086 -3.482582821040287 50.38435567527428 50.48527411670719 text/html application/xml text/html gb100204 Subtidal Habitat Mapping from multibeam data. Maritime and Coastguard Agency survey (various contractors), no groundtruthing. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100204 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2525 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.1728998901178895 1.4572126724269192 51.34861064366634 51.40224361595018 text/html application/xml text/html gb100205 Subtidal Habitat Mapping from multibeam data. Maritime and Coastguard Agency survey (various contractors), no groundtruthing. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100205 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 663 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.133261751928266 -4.908229984725953 50.497680675322975 50.603608936803035 text/html application/xml text/html gb100206 A Natural England commissioned verification survey. Littoral biotope survey and condition assessment of the Tamar, Tavy & St John's Lake SSSI. The purpose of the study was to establish a physical and biological baseline dataset to facilitate an assessment of favourable condition status of littoral sediment habitats of the SSSI site, as well as identifying species and biotopes that are representative and/or notable within the Tamar, Tavy & St John's Lake. The study comprised of Phase I and Phase II surveys. Phase I comprised of groundtruthing aerial photography to establish the distribution and extent of intertidal biotopes, interest features and species. Followed by Phase II; detailed descriptions of biotopes present , flora and fauna species list and abundance, as well as sediment characteristics by means of box-core sampling. The data was used to produce a detailed biotope map of the Tamar, Tavy & St John's Lake. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100206 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5644 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.251278315641684 -4.150631452379576 50.35395532108126 50.499128097283894 text/html application/xml text/html gb100207 A Natural England commissioned verification survey. Littoral biotope survey and condition assessment of the Lynher Estuary SSSI. The purpose of the study was to establish a physical and biological baseline dataset to facilitate an assessment of favourable condition status of littoral sediment habitats of the SSSI site, as well as identifying species and biotopes that are representative and/or notable within the Lynher Estuary, in particular the distribution and extent of saltmarsh. The study comprised of Phase I and Phase II surveys. Phase I comprised of groundtruthing aerial photography to establish the distribution and extent of intertidal biotopes, interest features and species. Followed by Phase II; detailed descriptions of biotopes present , flora and fauna species list and abundance, as well as sediment characteristics by means of box-core sampling. The data was used to produce a detailed biotope map of the Lynher Estuary. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100207 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4292 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.324809555316674 -4.230716548230075 50.37129521330346 50.42166207544446 text/html application/xml text/html gb100208 A Natural England commissioned intertidal survey conducted by the Centre for Marine and Coastal Studies (CMACS). The aim of the survey was to provide a baseline dataset for future management and condition monitoring of the intertidal interest features in the Dee Estuary. Phase I Biotope Mapping including sediment cores for fauna and Particle Size Analysis. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100208 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 454 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.2319944517824974 -3.1263094317348497 53.32596220409246 53.39175088799314 text/html application/xml text/html gb100209 A Natural England commissioned survey conducted by the Institute of Estuarine and Coastal Studies (IECS). The survey aimed to standardise fauna, and the information for mud/sand habitats and communities of the Dee Esturay SAC, in order to act as a baseline for future management and condition monitoring. Phase I survey of the intertidal zone, mud/sand and rock habitats resulting in the production of detailed biotope maps. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100209 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 438 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.2304136405770025 -3.042850947413231 53.276653913247564 53.446976987697866 text/html application/xml text/html gb100210 Monitoring survey undertaken by EMU on behalf of Tarmac Marine Dredging Ltd. The primary aim of the survey was to undertake a repeat monitoring survey of the Licence Areas 435/396 and adjacent Black Bream Nest areas. Subtidal Habitat Mapping from multibeam data. Ground truthing using drop down video. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100210 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 610 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.5735057625808404 -0.4076194790556545 50.66595024230985 50.751401889585544 text/html application/xml text/html gb100211 A Natural England commissioned survey conducted by Kent Wildlife Trust. The aim of the survey was too monitor and assess the condition of the reefs and caves within the Thanet Coast SAC, resulting in a species inventory and assessment of abundance as well as the production of detailed biotope maps. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100211 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2227 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.314892999912038 1.4517770000085668 51.32541999963329 51.39515400035691 text/html application/xml text/html gb100213 Folkestone Pomerania rMCZ verification survey conducted by CEFAS on behalf of DEFRA. The purpose of the study was to produce an updated Habitat map to inform on the presence of Broad Scale Habitats, Habitat FOCI and estimate spatial extent within the rMCZ, as well as providing evidence of the presence of Species FOCI. The study comprised of acoustic data acquisition and interpretation followed by groundtruthing. Groundtruthing was conducted using a Hamon Grab and Underwater Video and Stills camera. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100213 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 61198 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.2182092177812511 1.341628781343225 50.98878606722325 51.055625430869 text/html application/xml text/html gb100214 Subtidal Habitat Mapping from multibeam data. Maritime and Coastguard Agency survey (various contractors), no groundtruthing. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100214 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 557 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.7725819671840064 -3.576785663227728 50.15843946620842 50.22449809780904 text/html application/xml text/html gb100215 Subtidal Habitat Mapping from multibeam data. Maritime and Coastguard Agency survey (various contractors), no groundtruthing. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100215 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 370 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.898968465622134 -1.8728210413579471 50.67809930793673 50.695237528988805 text/html application/xml text/html gb100267 The results of the habitat mapping exercise were derived from aerial photography interpretation (API). The shapefiles produced are available to holders of OS MasterMap licenses. The habitat mapping dataset is held at Plymouth Coastal Observatory however, the Environment Agency is responsible for the GIS data as it was creating using their MasterMap licence. The survey extends from Portland Bill in Dorset to Avonmouth in Bristol and includes the Isles of Scilly. The landward limit of the survey varied but in general is determined by one of the following: Extent of aerial photography; Indicative tidal floodplain; Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs); Extent of coastal BAP habitats; 5m contour with a 200m landward buffer ; Inclusion of other target habitats. The habitat map was originally created using the Integrated Habitat Survey (IHS) classification originally developed by Somerset Environmental Records Centre. The classification was broadened to include all coastal habitats in South West England. The IHS classification had been substantially modified for the purposes of the habitat mapping. THIS was converted to EUNIS L3 by Ian Saunders at NE and forms the data NE provided to the JNCC as part of the MCZ project – Tranche 1. A MESH Confidence Score of 86 was assigned to the dataset based on the information given in the reports supporting the GIS. Orthorectified aerial photography used was flown to a scale of 1:5000. Photography was flown at low tide on a spring tide between the months of April and September to ensure maximum vegetation coverage. As a result of this and due to adverse weather conditions over some of the key tidal windows the whole project area was not captured in one block, but flown in stages between 2006 and 2009. Although ground-truthing was undertaken to support and validate the habitat map, not all areas were ground-truthed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100267 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 886631 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.455637128250836 -1.5764239347167828 49.86219600064503 51.687674404850014 text/html application/xml gb100381 Broadscale habitat (EUNIS level 3) for Hythe Bay (rMCZ) recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ) Updated habitat map resulting from an intergrated analysis of the acoustic and ground-truth survey data from 2012. The ground-truthing survey was carried out by the Environment Agency (EA) on the 26th March 2012 using the MV Sea Vigil. The site is predominantly characterised as A5.3 Subtidal mud. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100381 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 88758 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.0210109094259596 1.1465299906665765 51.010245158387384 51.07168685136717 text/html application/xml text/html gb200001 Pilot survey carried out on subtidal sandbanks at the approaches to the Outer Thames Estuary, as part of a project to identify potential SACs which are not connected to the coast. The purpose of the study was to record and characterise the subtidal sandbank habitat. Data verified in house. Side scan sonar ground-truthed. All data collected, analysed and verified by experts: no conflicting data found. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB200001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 462 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.816667003579423 1.7166700001204647 51.43330000039476 51.83329999959531 text/html application/xml text/html gb200013 THIS was was converted to EUNIS L3 by NE and forms the data NE provided to the JNCC as part of the MCZ project – Tranche 1. A MESH Confidence Score of 86 was assigned to the dataset based on the information given in the reports supporting the GIS. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB200013 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 138 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.32448960001504473 0.525924000292441 53.00283968969993 53.337898709557855 text/html application/xml text/html gb200015 Video survey to record seabed type for Greater Dowsing wind farm development area (Offshore Power). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB200015 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 68 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.5247568799260959 0.6862834803983503 53.21730942039347 53.342728649907315 text/html application/xml text/html gb200016 Ecological survey to provide site specific information for three potential, alternative development areas within the Greater Wash (Offshore Power). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB200016 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 162 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.561557159635235 2.0037261598344545 53.14166297976279 53.83663299012044 text/html application/xml gb200054 Mapped Habitats, captured from multibeam bathymetry and derived layers by geophysicist and ecologist. JNCC undertook a survey with Marine Scotland Science to Pobie Bank Reef cSAC with the aim of gathering high quality evidence to better ascertain the distribution of bedrock and stony reef for the development of management advice. Multibeam bathymetry and backscatter data and sidescan sonar data were collected, as were benthic infaunal and PSA samples and underwater stills and video imagery. Data were gathered from the FRV Scotia from 23rd August to 6th September 2013. Data (acoustic and underwater camera tow video and stills) from two SEA surveys undertaken at Pobie Bank Reef cSAC in 2003 and 2006 were made available and utilised in the analysis. Also available is a biological data interpretation report based on these data. The report was prepared by Envision in 2009, and contains the most recent habitat map for Pobie Bank Reef cSAC. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB200054 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 27073 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.5867595733955612 0.168042044904504 60.31648381687471 60.846553815806004 text/html application/xml text/html gb200057 Interpretation of Multibeam Bathymetry and Backscatter data from the Cartopep campaign (1995). Multibeam bathymetry data processed with the Caraibes software (v3.9) and a 30m grid created. The data was acquired in 1995 when multibeam systems were first emerging onto the commercial market. The number of beams per ping was limited and thus the data density low in comparison to more modern data. Data editting was only done on data that was significantly in error. The multibeam backscatter data was also processed in the Caraibes software package and produced 2 mosaics at 50m resolution. The backscatter data did not have higher resolution data. Correlation with ground truth data, consisting of sediment samples and photographic imagery samples, predominantly toward the top of slope and seamount summit and flanks,allowed basic interpretation of the bathymetry and backscatter data near the sample locations. To aid interpetation, the sediment samples had been divided into FOLK categories and habitat type determinations, as well as faunal communities in some instances, had beeen made for the photographic imagery samples. Characterisation was spread over the whole area and divided into polygon regions by finding interpretive boundaries on either backscatter imagery (such as texture changes or contrast changes) or on the bathymetric layers of slope, rugosity and relief. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB200057 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 366 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.726934052364564 -9.07027279435391 56.09273704767664 57.063656635445376 text/html application/xml text/html gb300026 The HABMAP project was set up in response to the need for better spatial awareness of habitat distributions in the Southern Irish Sea. This work produced habitat maps of the seabed using novel predictive modelling techniques. This dataset is related to the predictive modelling only. The HABMAP Extension Project has built on the methods developed during the original project, and has repeated the modelling work using higher resolution / improved input datasets to help increase the accuracy of the predictive map outputs. The modelling work has also been extended to cover all of Welsh waters (previously cut-off at the Interreg funding boundary), notably including the Dee and Severn estuaries. The purpose of this data capture was to provide seabed habitat maps that could be used for conservation and management. Project outputs might be used in strategic planning, decision making for offshore developments, Marine Protected Area selection, sensitivity mapping and mapping essential fish habitats. However, because of the way the has been produced, and the fact that some data has been modelled and derived, the maps are not appropriate to act as the sole evidence for any specific planning or regulatory decision or assessment without further supporting studies or evidence. The project boundaries were as follows: Southern Irish Sea- land-based boundaries include the whole Welsh coast to the English border on the east side of the Dee Estuary in the north, and the whole Severn Estuary and Bristol Channel coastline in the south, extending as far as Morte Point (east of Ifracombe) in England. The southern project boundary then extends offshore (skirting the northern tip of Lundy) across to a point approx 60km west of Waterford on the Irish coast, including the whole SE Ireland coastline and offshore banks as well as parts of the Celtic Sea. The boundary then extends northwards along the Irish coast to a point approximately 40 km north of Dublin. The outputs of the project included a Combined Level3/Level4 habitat map, presented here after translation to the EUNIS habitat classification system from the Marine Habitat Classification System for Britain and Ireland. Each polygon of the original output contained up to 46 different biotopes, either predicted by the model or recorded as present, and presented in order of likelihood. Only the primary biotope has been taken from the original dataset to produce this EUNIS output, polygons originally containing more than one habitat are flagged in the "VAL_COMM" field. Information on whether the biotope was recorded as present or was a predictive output of the model, and a confidence value present in the original dataset have also been recorded in the "VAL_COMM" field features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB300026 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 440951 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.801053999642292 -2.38397299975407 51.18480700024292 53.79496700042675 text/html application/xml text/html gb400006 JNCC requested that BGS carry out geostatistical analysis of sediment sample data from the CEND 8/12 survey of Swallow Sand MCZ and CEND 6/13 survey of South-west Deeps (West) MCZ in order to produce maps of sediment distribution in the sites. For each of the MCZ a geostatistical analysis of the data is reported leading to the selection of a robust linear model of corregionalization for the composition of the sediment, based on the additive log-ratio transformation of data on mud, sand and gravel content. This model is then used for spatial prediction on a 250-m grid. At each grid node a prediction distribution is obtained, conditional on neighbouring data and the selected model. By sampling from this distribution, and back-transforming onto the original compositional simplex of the data, we obtain a conditional expectation for the proportions of sand, gravel and mud at each location, a 95% confidence interval for the value at each node, and the probability that each of the four sediment texture classes that underly the EUNIS habitat classification is found at the node. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB400006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 147 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.400253044042671 -8.639903489154674 48.832196755076204 49.500753739893234 text/html application/xml text/html gb400007 A geostatistical analysis of the data is reported leading to the selection of a linear model of corregionalization for the composition of the sediment, based on the additive log-ratio transformation of data on mud, sand and gravel content. This model is then used for spatial prediction on a 250-m grid. At each grid node a prediction distribution is obtained, conditional on neighbouring data and the selected model. By sampling from this distribution, and backtransforming onto the original compositional simplex of the data, we obtain a conditional expectation for the proportions of sand, gravel and mud at each location, a 95% confidence interval for the value at each node, and the probability that each of the four sediment texture classes that underlie the EUNIS habitat classification is found at the node. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB400007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 388 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.8302964061542795 2.523811298152904 56.089233070449886 56.611860843103486 text/html application/xml text/html gb400008 JNCC requested that BGS carry out geostatistical analysis of sediment sample data from the CEND 8/12 survey of Swallow Sand MCZ and CEND 6/13 survey of South-west Deeps (West) MCZ in order to produce maps of sediment distribution in the sites. For each of the MCZ a geostatistical analysis of the data is reported leading to the selection of a robust linear model of corregionalization for the composition of the sediment, based on the additive log-ratio transformation of data on mud, sand and gravel content. This model is then used for spatial prediction on a 250-m grid. At each grid node a prediction distribution is obtained, conditional on neighbouring data and the selected model. By sampling from this distribution, and back-transforming onto the original compositional simplex of the data, we obtain a conditional expectation for the proportions of sand, gravel and mud at each location, a 95% confidence interval for the value at each node, and the probability that each of the four sediment texture classes that underly the EUNIS habitat classification is found at the node. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB400008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 540 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.05679199105748476 1.3637637454006055 55.47378289966115 56.02767103469055 text/html application/xml text/html gr003001 Mapping of the Vatika Bay seafloor has been conducted in two different periods: in June 2010 and May 2015. The shallow, northern part of the Bay has been mapped in 2010 during the research project "PAVLOPETRI" by means of swath bathymetry (RESON SeaBat 7125 200/400 kHz), side scan sonar (Geoacoustics 100/400 kHz) and pinger (3.5 kHz) subbottom profiler. The deeper seafloor of the Bay has been surveyed in 2015 by means of side scan sonar and chirp subbottom profiling for the purposes of the research project "Environmental Study of Vatika Bay", funded by the Prefecture of Peloponnese. The research vessel "ALKYON" has been used in both cruises. The description of the nature of the seafloor and the habitat mapping has been based mostly on the interpretation of the acoustic-geophysical data and Sentinel-2 satellite imagery, as well as secondarily on the limited sampling performed in the area. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR003001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1473 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 22.988118769565624 23.032998777971233 36.468738132159075 36.52698053912062 text/html application/xml text/html gr100001 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 25.914559903000043 25.988845512000058 40.80068760000007 40.84196797600005 text/html application/xml text/html gr100002 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 848 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.996218511000006 25.368137898000036 40.91899859400008 41.09825108700003 text/html application/xml text/plain gr100003 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 181 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.507090039000026 24.53334132500004 40.61782630400007 40.655766669000016 text/html application/xml text/html gr100004 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 141 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.757184813000038 24.785930392000054 40.70181530200003 40.73361456200008 text/html application/xml text/html gr100005 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1956 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.305812948000042 24.365769380000113 40.823245786000044 40.90230629100005 text/html application/xml text/html gr100006 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1725 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.550607632000037 24.971056636000043 40.83666708800004 40.953223924 text/html application/xml text/html gr100007 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 236 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 22.881856118000076 22.930437634000025 40.36619212800008 40.40420131600005 text/html application/xml text/html gr100008 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 669 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.72684920500002 23.81052753000007 40.187540554000066 40.243402949000014 text/html application/xml text/html gr100009 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 950 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.672949796000093 23.734185437000097 40.14050198300005 40.20012250700005 text/html application/xml text/html gr100010 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 540 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.630884752000064 23.68477362000001 39.957751806000054 39.99016876300005 text/html application/xml text/html gr100011 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 848 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.979045939000045 24.019405271000075 40.03417709700007 40.108398805000014 text/html application/xml text/html gr100012 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 465 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.28155944100008 23.34890180300002 40.04134273400008 40.122103972000076 text/html application/xml text/html gr100013 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100013 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 943 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.4202968700001 23.47710087400002 40.05307464700009 40.12538336700005 text/html application/xml text/html gr100014 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100014 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 316 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 22.636451345000065 22.760656220000044 39.86350777100008 39.99123584300005 text/html application/xml text/html gr100015 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100015 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1490 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.00898379500006 23.237302289000088 39.34561635900008 39.545044788999995 text/html application/xml text/html gr100016 Area (site) with sandy shores of high hydrodynamics and wetland system in the inland. Mainly marine-wetland site. Towards the open sea there are underwater meadows of Posidonia oceanica (1120), combined with meadows of Cymodocea nodosa. Among the upper limit of 1120 and the coastline there are sandy areas (usually without vegetation), that could be classified as habitat type 1110 (sandbanks). At the eastern and western boundaries of the site there are small reefs with populations of Cystoseira spp. (Habitat type 1170). There are wetlands with typical examples of habitat type 1150 (coastal lagoons) in the inland. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100016 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 161 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.39716484400007 23.411817700000007 39.143514295000045 39.152029461000076 text/html application/xml text/html gr100017 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100017 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5181 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.70481282400008 24.19053363300002 39.06892282600007 39.50744081000005 text/html application/xml text/html gr100018 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100018 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1937 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 20.385075619000123 20.56518582500011 39.14701089200001 39.285608506000074 text/html application/xml text/html gr100019 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100019 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 415 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 20.8360519610001 20.989095343 37.661717120000034 37.73716289900002 text/html application/xml text/html gr100020 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100020 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1499 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 20.472380785000013 20.642788336000024 38.069555415 38.119349596000035 text/html application/xml text/html gr100021 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100021 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2046 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 19.900848066999973 19.939213080000087 39.497022739000016 39.607520790000066 text/html application/xml text/html gr100022 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100022 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 578 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 21.14667028200008 21.368860125000015 37.92734927900004 38.170099907000086 text/html application/xml text/html gr100023 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100023 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 670 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 21.31216316600008 21.698350263000055 37.255762179000065 37.663130470000084 text/html application/xml text/html gr100024 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100024 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1423 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.43776976100001 24.603438982000025 38.00079159300005 38.16217523400004 text/html application/xml text/html gr100025 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100025 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 70 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.454485655000003 23.52641313200005 38.80775283200007 38.85476260100003 text/html application/xml text/html gr100026 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100026 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 357 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.079883463000037 23.158633376000086 38.97559331300005 39.01831784100005 text/html application/xml text/html gr100027 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100027 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3435 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 22.796711111000075 23.041830626000035 38.80107997800006 38.890447258000044 text/html application/xml text/html gr100028 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100028 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 357 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.074698432000016 23.135601989000023 38.62438337600003 38.68492784900004 text/html application/xml text/html gr100029 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100029 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 827 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 21.692131034000028 21.760662473000025 36.783164512000035 36.837925140000074 text/html application/xml text/html gr100040 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100040 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3842 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.800035392 27.02296292400008 35.333458723000035 35.47016537900004 text/html application/xml text/html gr100041 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100041 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2134 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.05220221400002 27.224124530000015 35.528500284000096 35.632541103000015 text/html application/xml text/html gr100042 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100042 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2069 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.149591876000027 27.252680034999976 35.73793837500002 35.914756835000034 text/html application/xml text/html gr100043 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100043 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 856 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 29.479213668000085 29.646261008000074 36.106050011000036 36.170649015000016 text/html application/xml text/html gr100045 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100045 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 792 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.114932945000106 27.218068057000043 36.549444797000035 36.685379184000084 text/html application/xml text/html gr100046 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100046 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2082 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.14281167000006 27.378977950000042 36.807309351000086 36.90999088400004 text/html application/xml text/html gr100047 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100047 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 942 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.12993048200002 26.487740106000086 36.51951855200007 36.65490180500007 text/html application/xml text/html gr100048 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100048 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 852 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.447438220999995 26.841547315000092 35.818244287 36.93610147500006 text/html application/xml text/html gr100050 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100050 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1396 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.2874549950001 24.49521711299999 36.60948028500006 36.76891692800008 text/html application/xml text/html gr100051 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100051 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 376 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.582812535000066 24.69059381500009 36.722803652000024 36.808753579999994 text/html application/xml text/html gr100052 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100052 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 156 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.2112364810001 24.266928316000072 36.76375229200004 36.81189589700008 text/html application/xml text/html gr100053 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100053 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 402 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.652653995000072 24.68730487100007 36.92814547600001 36.99221667100006 text/html application/xml text/html gr100054 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100054 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1401 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.354088649000055 24.443269426000064 37.40339753800001 37.48583359600006 text/html application/xml text/html gr100055 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100055 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 980 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 25.97582112700011 26.503078847 36.88913861900005 37.02823610800006 text/html application/xml text/html gr100056 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100056 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5585 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 25.390296366000047 25.698510794000047 36.81592346500004 36.965238176000064 text/html application/xml text/html gr100057 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100057 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 525 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.946298692000028 25.04082444400002 36.933344856000055 36.98227569900004 text/html application/xml text/html gr100058 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100058 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 743 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 25.229390155000004 25.26308430700008 37.550389550000006 37.62592372600009 text/html application/xml text/html gr100059 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100059 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1461 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.145327968000053 26.36200947500006 35.17086710900002 35.386759990000066 text/html application/xml text/html gr100060 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100060 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 287 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.118737083000074 26.160994504000012 34.91307637600003 34.96561260500006 text/html application/xml text/html gr100061 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100061 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 431 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.49402570200004 24.66071612800001 35.36891383200004 35.44163735300006 text/html application/xml text/html gr100062 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100062 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1527 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.546418270000057 23.65207402800008 35.474045292000014 35.653111092000074 text/html application/xml text/html gr100063 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100063 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 227 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.508759309000002 23.597054140000104 35.229728570000034 35.31652293100002 text/html application/xml text/html gr100064 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100064 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 278 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.71491609800003 23.814906422999996 35.220658854000106 35.24804626100002 text/html application/xml text/html gr100065 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100065 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 663 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.840099594000016 24.13885122800012 35.18317016900005 35.24572174800001 text/html application/xml text/html gr100066 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR100066 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 383 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.19406522900004 24.365862170000106 35.15811570900004 35.20126085200006 text/html application/xml text/html ie000009 Seafloor habitat data for Blacksod Bay. Polygons derived using nearst neighbour interpolation from RoxAnn supervised classification of single beam points along survey vessel track lines. Groundtruthing information from video footage. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE000009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 605 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.232866078706502 -10.097359307585956 54.09503265033656 54.18121130056111 text/html application/xml text/html ie000010 Seafloor habitat data for Broadhaven Bay. Polygons derived using nearst neighbour interpolation from RoxAnn supervised classification of single beam points along survey vessel track lines. Groundtruthing information from video footage. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE000010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1265 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.096313304315547 -9.824579830494736 54.265935824378865 54.34472729133145 text/html application/xml text/html ie000113 County Dublin coastal habitat zones features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE000113 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5636 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.240007022106356 -6.055995784078094 53.21073785476823 53.63928122235057 text/html application/xml text/html ie000114 Broad scale biotope types around Dublin coast mapped out to the 5 km limit features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE000114 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 683 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.236297000306257 -5.915888000430817 53.21032670001723 53.67698100037292 text/html application/xml text/html ie000115 County Wexford coastal habitat zones features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE000115 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6986 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.965751942598057 -6.1411267528972635 52.12263499191143 52.737801817799706 text/html application/xml text/html ie000116 Broad scale biotope types along Wexford coast mapped out to the 5 km limit features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE000116 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 961 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.004145579954529 -6.0658700002002846 52.09905433708805 52.73746400006358 text/html application/xml text/html ie000117 County Wicklow coastal habitat zones features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE000117 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2971 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.147167946943182 -5.997946952589769 52.73778674426291 53.21074536680526 text/html application/xml text/html ie000118 Broad scale biotope types along Wicklow coast mapped out to the 5 km limit features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE000118 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 377 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.146538999774973 -5.98181800020052 52.73717500022616 53.21280252821421 text/html application/xml text/html ie000948 Surveyed as part of MESH North Western Shelf Consortium survey areas by the Marine Institute, the BGS and AFBI-NI Surveyed as part of the Irish National Seabed Survey Leg 02 - 2003 Survey as part of the Marine Instutete MESH survey Leg CV06_03 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE000948 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.205414475097879 -7.547697109733806 55.83951700850323 56.00531888076182 text/html application/xml text/html ie000979 Seafloor habitat data east of Malin Head. Polygons derived using nearst neighbour interpolation from RoxAnn supervised classification of single beam points along survey vessel track lines. Groundtruthing information from video footage. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE000979 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7260 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.1628055500360786 -6.909000297725534 55.2440975032972 55.34794120012632 text/html application/xml text/html ie000980 Seafloor habitat data for west of Malin Head. Polygons derived using nearst neighbour interpolation from RoxAnn supervised classification of single beam points along survey vessel track lines. Groundtruthing information from video footage. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE000980 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1507 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.487386255771009 -7.347557316816668 55.2874235875286 55.37491254817561 text/html application/xml text/html ie000981 Seafloor habitat data west of Malin Head. Polygons derived using nearst neighbour interpolation from RoxAnn supervised classification of single beam points along survey vessel track lines. Groundtruthing information from video footage. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE000981 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1820 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.7613805235922655 -7.568843275496713 55.24664023206112 55.288610508268356 text/html application/xml text/html ie001000 Classification of Clew Bay into marine habitats. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001000 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4692 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.776493786658886 -9.581359268615325 53.78785011109379 53.89827015614289 text/html application/xml text/html ie001001 Classification of Kilkieran Bay into marine habitats. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7714 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.893602789437107 -9.575099260522364 53.19838808474236 53.362529463164286 text/html application/xml text/html ie001002 Classification of Kenmare Bay into marine habitats. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9721 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.244595322815828 -9.608213226359268 51.57398564702003 51.868545151837345 text/html application/xml text/html ie001003 Classification of Roaringwater Bay into marine habitats. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9499 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.653592470915742 -9.36647866915515 51.39841910325905 51.54623619654332 text/html application/xml text/html ie001004 Multibeam echosounder data and seabed sampling data acquired during the INSS and INFOMAR national seabed mapping programmes were the primary sources of data used in the generation of this marine habitat map. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 519 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.167603597927677 -5.9813100523170455 53.139077512517254 53.99474259669352 text/html application/xml text/html ie001005 Multibeam echosounder data and seabed sampling data acquired during the INFOMAR national seabed mapping programme were the primary sources of data used in the generation of this marine habitat map. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1448 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.507830709519563 -6.084153499784132 52.047237837955905 52.383819499970016 text/html application/xml text/html ie001006 Data on marine habitats for the Irish Sea generated from the collation of historical sediment and biological data by Joint Nature Conservation Committee as part of the Irish Sea Pilot Project. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 272 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.12732502203209 -5.272333145158493 52.13333320556304 53.70449847612381 text/html application/xml text/html ie001007 Targetted fishing ground for Nephrops norvegicus determined from Vessel Monitoring System data. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 22 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.999553089603349 -5.297498703102631 53.47507263219626 53.89685411152806 text/html application/xml text/html ie001008 Multibeam echosounder data and seabed sampling data acquired during the INFOMAR national seabed mapping programme were the primary sources of data used in the generation of this marine habitat map. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8912 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.584600002088387 -6.463060149506237 51.90111166527119 52.169540682756384 text/html application/xml text/html ie001009 Multibeam echosounder data and seabed sampling data acquired during the INFOMAR national seabed mapping programme were the primary sources of data used in the generation of this habitat map for the Inshore Fisheries section of Bord Iascaigh Mhara. The original sediment classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 567 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.571582859561272 -6.631225342975144 51.536090007447974 52.01472500055837 text/html application/xml text/html ie001010 Data on marine habitats for the Celtic Sea generated from the collation of historical habitat data by Aquafact Environmental Consultants as part of the Strategic Environmental Assessment of the Irish and Celtic Seas, and published in the IOSEA 4 Report. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1131 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -11.099474006520156 -6.2464155253561495 49.266918021749376 52.01001333184987 text/html application/xml text/html ie001011 Multibeam echosounder data acquired during the INFOMAR national seabed mapping programme were the primary source of data used in the generation of this marine habitat map. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1018 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.531954362004164 -7.596073575235275 51.5839061332615 51.92796153649579 text/html application/xml text/html ie001012 This classification was produced using approach similar to the used by BGS in creation of seabed sediments maps. The interpretation used data from surface grab samples and surface sub-samples from vibro core samples. Each sample was colour coded following detailed particle size analysis based on Folk classification. This data was incorporated within GIS and interpreted together with multibeam backscatter and shaded relief. This exercise allowed interpolation between areas where sample data was absent. Moreover, this interpretation was supported with video dive data. Thus, this study produced seabed sediment type facies interpretation for selected study areas that added more detail to the existing BGS maps. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 51 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.161715894772665 -5.611896928500422 52.38278449990478 53.459175329877596 text/html application/xml text/html ie001013 Classification of seabed around Valentia Island into marine habitats. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001013 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5746 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.433904675660203 -10.24746968647676 51.87405554352857 51.95376916811268 text/html application/xml text/html ie001014 Multibeam echosounder data and seabed sampling data acquired during the 2011 MESH Atlantic survey were the primary sources of data used in the generation of this marine habitat map. Data on kinetic energy, derived from oceanographic models, and all of the interpreted survey data, were combined in a GIS environment and used to generate a EUNIS level 5 habitat map using the Maximum Likelihood Classification tool in ArcMap. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001014 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10371 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.28351311563771 -9.719573911007126 51.5769963622923 51.85246656328132 text/html application/xml text/html ie001015 Multibeam echosounder data and seabed sampling data acquired during the INSS and INFOMAR national seabed mapping programmes were the primary sources of data used in the generation of this habitat map. The original sediment classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001015 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 38104 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -11.683380287470264 -9.465995458723409 51.28257966711797 52.66117268706991 text/html application/xml text/html ie001016 Multibeam echosounder data and seabed sampling data acquired during the INSS and INFOMAR national seabed mapping programmes were the primary sources of data used in the generation of this habitat map. The original sediment classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001016 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8865 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.583757999532017 -9.979280027151496 54.0648177687251 54.36112470394197 text/html application/xml text/html ie001017 Multibeam echosounder data and seabed sampling data acquired during the INSS and INFOMAR national seabed mapping programmes were the primary sources of data used in the generation of this habitat map. The original sediment classes assigned to the data were translated to the EUNIS habitat classification system as part of the MESH Atlantic project. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE001017 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 11648 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.063487304995032 -6.769903744162431 54.31209981375547 55.46259307970687 text/html application/xml text/html ie003083 Classification of mud and muddy sand habitat delineated from spatial fishing patterns of vessels targetting Nephrops norvegicus. Vessel Monitoring System positional data combined with fishing effort data from logbooks were analysed to delineate areas fished. These fishing grounds are surveyed and groundtruthed annually using underwater video footage. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE003083 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 811 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -14.570000000099839 -3.445673000308667 49.613440000056 58.383629999924615 text/html application/xml text/html ie003084 This file shows the distribution of low level EUNIS habitats near Achill Island, Co Mayo, off the west coast of Ireland. The map was generated from the interpretation of MBES and LiDAR data and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE003084 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1904 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.109908999600576 -9.920767999843306 53.84234099973742 53.918310000206404 text/html application/xml text/html ie003085 This file shows the distribution of low level EUNIS habitats in Blacksod Bay, Co Mayo, off the north west coast of Ireland. The map was generated from the interpretation of MBES and LiDAR data and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE003085 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7375 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.207413000309641 -9.869320999764268 53.99485000002755 54.22794999989262 text/html application/xml text/html ie003086 This file shows the distribution of low level EUNIS habitats in Mannin Bay, Co Galway, off the west coast of Ireland. The map was generated from the interpretation of MBES and LiDAR data and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE003086 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10240 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.253358000271488 -10.01741299961023 53.39159000017845 53.51227899987599 text/html application/xml text/html ie003087 This file shows the distribution of low level EUNIS habitats in Galway Bay, off the west coast of Ireland. The map was generated from the interpretation of MBES and LiDAR data and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE003087 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 21247 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.97038200082869 -8.92253499969042 53.00007599930798 53.270842999604774 text/html application/xml text/html ie003088 This file shows the distribution of low level EUNIS habitats in Tralee Bay, Co Kerry, off the west coast of Ireland. The map was generated from the interpretation of MBES and LiDAR data and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE003088 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2787 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.032294000567612 -9.772005999677107 52.23078299963578 52.35106899963467 text/html application/xml text/html it000001 This map was produced using a mixed procedure which aims to integrate biological and environmental data. For this purpose biological benthic and sediment samples,belonging to 233 sites,were interpolated taking into account the bathymetric trend of seafloor. All these information were collected during the monitoring activities for beach Biocenotic maps of Latium coast nourishment founded by “Regione Lazio” local authority.For more info read : S. Agnesi, R. Proietti, P. La Valle, C. Maggi, D. Paganelli, M. Gabellini, L. Nicoletti (2012) -Cartografia tematica dei fondali marini laziali. Compendio degli studi condotti nel decennio 1999-2009 per la caratterizzazione ambientale dei fondali marini antistanti la costa laziale per il dragaggio di depositi sabbiosi ai fini del ripascimento. ISPRA, Rapporti 170/2012. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT000001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 373 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.339079998143427 13.783819999793206 41.10578000014692 42.372230000813936 text/html application/xml text/html it000002 The atlas provides a basic knowledge of the marine and coastal seabed as well as of their main communities and of the Posidonia meadow occurrences. Cartographic datasets are integrated by bibliographic material. The atlas was constructed based on the 1:10,000 regional technical chart (CTR) and this release is an upgrade of the maps provided in the “Atlante degli Habitat Marini della Liguria – Diviacco/Coppo-2006” approved by Liguria Region by D.G.R. #1444 – November 02, 2009. The spatial coverage of the atlas is the coastal belt of all the Liguria region. Data were collected by side scan sonar, ortophoto, aerial photo, R.O.V. and scuba surveys. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT000002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 38317 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.490906363437947 10.08243028033316 43.635633933859 44.9566201265177 text/html application/xml it003000 The elaboration of this map started in 2000 within a project funded by the Italian Environmental Ministry aimed to identify the distribution of the Posidonia meadows along the Sardinia coasts. During the first phase of the project, different field activities were carried out by using Side Scan Sonar, ROV and scuba diver. In this phase also biological samples were collected. Furthermore, remote sensing surveys were conducted using hyperspectral scanner and aerial photo. Collected data were elaborated for the creation of the Posidonia meadows distribution. Maps show the upper limits and a number of different Posidonia meadows with distinction of different facies (i.e. Posidonia on rock, Posidona on sand, Posidonia on matte etc). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT003000 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 37504 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.917309245725196 15.660382497953972 35.477364296325284 38.814367048200786 text/html application/xml text/html it003001 The elaboration of this map started in 2002 within a project funded by the Italian Environmental Ministry aimed to identify the distribution of the Posidonia meadows along the Sardinia coasts. During the first phase of the project, different field activities were carried out by using Side Scan Sonar, ROV and scuba diver. In this phase also biological samples were collected. Furthermore, remote sensing surveys were conducted using hyperspectral scanner and aerial photo. Collected data were elaborated for the creation of the Posidonia meadows distribution. Maps show the upper limits and a number of different Posidonia meadows with distinction of different facies (i.e. Posidonia on rock, Posidona on sand, Posidonia on matte etc). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT003001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 97545 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 13.820585260801185 17.21381194436579 37.898992120689826 41.14764575624674 text/html application/xml text/html it003002 The feasibility study for the foreseen Maddalena Is. MPA, was funded by the Italian Environmental Ministry in order to collect environmental and socio-economic information needed for the implementation of the MPA management plan. The biocenotic maps of the archipelago was elaborated using new field integrated with available data. Data were collected both using acoustic and seismic surveys (Side scan sonar, sub-bottom profiler) together with ground truth data (scuba dive transects, grab and dredge samples). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT003002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 13189 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.307690977356748 9.547010869256304 41.10141784935434 41.317281403314155 text/html application/xml text/html it003003 The feasibility study for the foreseen Asinara Is. MPA, was funded by the Italian Environmental Ministry in order to collect environmental and socio-economic information needed for the implementation of the MPA management plan. The biocenotic maps of the archipelago was elaborated using new field integrated with available data. Data were collected both using acoustic and seismic surveys (Side scan sonar, sub-bottom profiler) together with ground truth data (scuba dive transects, grab and dredge samples). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT003003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10077 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.178963944430567 8.380057226459877 40.94865772147671 41.132573678132815 text/html application/xml text/html it003004 The distribution of the bioconstruction along the Apulian coasts are not well known and, in some areas, totally unknown. This is particularly evident for the Coralligenous assemblages. Furthermore, a regional scale georeferenced cartography is not yet available and the knowledge of the cliffs is really poor. The aim of the Biomap project, started in 2013, is to fill this gap by providing an effective cartography tool for the evaluation of the already instituted Sites of Conservation Interest (SCIs). High resolution acoustic data (MBES multibeam echosounder), seismic profiles (Chirp sonar and sub-bottom profiler) and ROV images were acquired for the habitat mapping within 3 MPAs and 21 SCIs up to 100m depth. Furthermore, data acquired outside the above mentioned protected areas were used in specific deeper zones (up to 700m depth). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT003004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 234146 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 15.467881380121652 18.54398255694954 39.51601713818045 42.14225334011964 text/html application/xml text/html it003005 This map was created during a feasibility study for the establishment of a new MPA in 2003. The distribution of the benthic habitats was evaluated using high resolution acoustic data (MBES multibeam echosounder) and in situdata provided by scuba divers (up to 50m depth). These direct observations were conducted by carrying out 5 stratified transects. Collected data were elaborated together with abiotic variables collected within previous projects (i.e. currents – collected by “Regione Siciliana”). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT003005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2509 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 15.278862198931403 15.342038104075273 36.986787297995434 37.04838951906115 text/html application/xml text/html it003006 GIS NATURA is a geographic information system incorporating, under one system, the Italian fauna, flora and fungi checklists, the fauna and flora distribution databases, the existing data on marine biocoenoses, the distribution models of Italian vertebrates (REN), the distribution of priority habitats according to the Habitats Directive, the vegetation series (Corine Land Cover level 4), the phytoclimatic, ecopedological and landscape maps, the administrative cartography, the boundaries of parks and protected areas (including Special Protection Areas and Sites of Community Importance). Project ended in 2005 and the most important product for the marine environment is a multiscale patchwork of different (already available) cartographic datasets for both Posidonia oceanicaand other benthic biocoenoses. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT003006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10842 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.532481498222652 18.673073461171306 35.47310586614288 45.79655362914671 text/html application/xml text/html it003007 The elaboration of this map started in 1999 within a project funded by the Italian Environmental Ministry aimed to identify the distribution of the Posidonia meadows along the Sardinia coasts. During the first phase of the project, different field activities were carried out by using Side Scan Sonar, ROV and scuba diver. In this phase also biological samples were collected. Furthermore, remote sensing surveys were conducted using hyperspectral scanner and aerial photo. Collected data were elaborated for the creation of the Posidonia meadows distribution. Maps show the upper limits and a number of different Posidonia meadows with distinction of different facies (i.e. Posidonia on rock, Posidona on sand, Posidonia on matte etc). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT003007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 61452 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 7.29848696563E-5 8.84424342356E-5 3.491655712351E-4 3.711647481564E-4 text/html application/xml text/html nl000046 Ecotopes in the Dutch Marine Tidal Waters The shapefile wad_eunis4 represents an ecotope-classification of the Dutch Wadden Sea. The classification combines bathymetry and sediment and biotopes (e.g. saltmarshes ) and is based on EUNIS level 4. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine NL000046 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 91427 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.706661212445063 7.262465921964794 52.88764111764352 53.6065741763572 text/html application/xml text/html nl000102 The shapefile ncp_eunis4 represents an ecotope-classification of the Dutch part of the North Sea. Assembling the 9 classes of the shapefile senceco1 into 5. The result, combining sediment and bathymetry, represents EUNIS classification level 4. More details are given in the report. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine NL000102 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4046 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.5367621786316987 6.6221737144454185 51.37992726583069 55.764307676158424 text/html application/xml text/html pt000001 The Algarve coast presents a significant portion of territory that is part of the designated National Nature Reserve, in its underwater slope (0 to 30m depth - RENSUB), especially when compared with the equivalent on land. The current digital map presents the EUNIS habitat of the central Algarve RENSUB coast. The covered area is between Albufeira and Vale do Lobo. The sediment classification was obtained through the interpretation of data from Side Scan Sonar (remote-sensing image), while for the habitat mapping the biological sampling was carried out with beam trawl and underwater visual census. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT000001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 115 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.253320381130672 -8.042720381940013 36.98256058510301 37.08786058469825 text/html application/xml text/html pt000002 The Algarve coast presents a significant portion of territory that is part of the designated National Nature Reserve, in its underwater slope (0 to 30m depth - RENSUB), especially when compared with the equivalent on land. The current digital map presents the EUNIS habitat of the central Algarve RENSUB coast. The covered area is between Galé and Barra do Ancão. The sediment classification was obtained through the interpretation of data from Side Scan Sonar (remote-sensing image), while for the habitat mapping the biological sampling was carried out with beam trawl and underwater visual census. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT000002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 104 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.310020381535313 -7.953620381175589 36.944760584833176 37.085160584293625 text/html application/xml text/html pt000003 The Algarve coast presents a significant portion of territory that is part of the designated National Nature Reserve, in its underwater slope (0 to 30m depth - RENSUB), especially when compared with the equivalent on land. The current digital map presents the EUNIS habitat of the central Algarve RENSUB coast. The covered area is between Galé and Rio Arade. The sediment classification was obtained through the interpretation of data from Side Scan Sonar (remote-sensing image), while for the habitat mapping the biological sampling was carried out with beam trawl and underwater visual census. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT000003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 233 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.52602038153531 -8.310020381535313 37.01496058456339 37.10946058523782 text/html application/xml text/html pt000004 The Algarve coast presents a significant portion of territory that is part of the designated National Nature Reserve, in its underwater slope (0 to 30m depth - RENSUB), especially when compared with the equivalent on land. The current digital map presents the EUNIS habitat of the central Algarve RENSUB coast. The covered area is between Rio Arade and Ponta da Piedade. The sediment classification was obtained through the interpretation of data from Side Scan Sonar (remote-sensing image), while for the habitat mapping the biological sampling was carried out with beam trawl and underwater visual census. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT000004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 96 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.671820380905787 -8.52602038153531 37.0635605846533 37.122960584563415 text/html application/xml text/html pt000005 Maerl beds distribution in the Portuguese mainland from historical data. Data published in: “Present distribution of maerl beds in the Atlantic Iberian Peninsula”. Museologia Scientifica e Naturalista. Volume Speciale 2009 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT000005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 18 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.647787487602438 -8.287138719376353 37.05506064683143 37.11951961024188 text/html application/xml text/html pt000009 Zostera marina meadows distribution in the Portuguese mainland from historical data. Data provided by the Life Project BIOMARES and published in: “Seagrasses in Portugal: A most endangered marine habitat”. Aquatic Botany. doi:10.1016/j.aquabot.2011.08.007. “Estimation of available seagrass meadows area in Portugal for transplanting purposes ”. Journal of Coastal Research (2009) :SI 56 (1100-1104) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT000009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 103 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.908936477836173 -7.793121683318991 37.01381811371507 38.49185921952736 text/html application/xml text/html pt000010 Zostera noltii meadows distribution in the Portuguese mainland from historical data. Data provided by the Life Project BIOMARES and published in: “Seagrasses in Portugal: A most endangered marine habitat”. Aquatic Botany. doi:10.1016/j.aquabot.2011.08.007. “Estimation of available seagrass meadows area in Portugal for transplanting purposes ”. Journal of Coastal Research (2009) :SI 56 (1100-1104) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT000010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 13 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.921707669273475 -8.916347833985286 38.50617650654062 38.508810377097284 text/html application/xml text/html pt000011 Cymodocea nodosa meadows distribution in the south of Portugal from historical data. Data provided by the Life Project BIOMARES and published in: “Seagrasses in Portugal: A most endangered marine habitat”. Aquatic Botany. doi:10.1016/j.aquabot.2011.08.007. “Estimation of available seagrass meadows area in Portugal for transplanting purposes ”. Journal of Coastal Research (2009) :SI 56 (1100-1104) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT000011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 74 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.917414947941428 -7.792443091775221 37.01346610647563 38.50878242616805 text/html application/xml text/html pt000012 Under the MeshAtlantic project (2010-2013) the habitat of an area off the south coast of Portugal (Sagres) was classified. The biological data was gathered from surveys carried out during 2012. Stratified sampling by depth and bottom substrate was performed using underwater visual census, Van Veen grab and beam trawl to estimate fauna densities and quadrate method to estimate macroalgae coverage. Additional and significant data was obtained from image analysis of video records collected during Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV) surveys carried out under the UALG/CCMAR programme or from strict cooperation with the NGO OCEANA. Both these surveys began with a previous acoustic mapping of the seabed by means of Side Scan Sonar and Multi-beam, followed by sediment type classification and ground truthing validation using Van Veen grab sampling. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT000012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3343 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.953170281982855 -8.869754785255115 36.94866885948033 37.0462365555726 text/html application/xml text/html pt000014 Under the MeshAtlantic project (2010-2013) the habitat of an area offshore Portimão (south coast of Portugal) was classified. The biological data was gathered from surveys carried out during 2012. Stratified sampling by depth and bottom substrate was performed using Van Veen grab and beam trawl to estimate fauna densities. Additional and significant data was obtained from image analysis of video records collected during Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV) surveys carried out under the UALG/CCMAR programme. Both these surveys began with a previous acoustic mapping of the seabed by means of Side Scan Sonar and Multi-beam, followed by sediment type classification and ground truthing validation using Van Veen grab sampling. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT000014 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9112 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.612226990782979 -8.45371456167765 36.97835601172065 37.01338529789324 text/html application/xml text/html pt001002 Simplified map of the superficial sediments of the Portuguese continental shelf, based on available information of marine charts and various surveys.Preliminary map preparation involved scanning, georeferencing and digitizing of pre-existing base maps from the Portuguese Hydrographic Institute and harmonization with other published and non-published cartographic information. Samples of soft bottom shelf sediments from nearly 500 sites, collected in the scope of the MeshAtlantic, RENSUB and ACOSHELF projects, were analyzed for grain-size and total organic matter. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT001002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6164 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.524819216233857 -8.689881349544564 39.713316518642486 40.94721651922703 text/html application/xml text/html pt001007 Map based on available information of marine charts and two surveys. Preliminary map preparation involved scanning, georeferencing and digitizing of pre-existing base map from the Portuguese Hydrographic Institute and harmonization with other published and non-published cartographic information. Samples of soft bottom shelf sediments from nearly 100 sites, collected in the scope of the ACOSHELF project, were analyzed for grain-size, total organic matter and macrofaunal comunities. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT001007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 935 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.8751192162787405 -7.397669215761646 36.950766519159565 37.17523478106031 text/html application/xml text/html pt003015 The Algarve coast presents a significant portion of territory that is part of the designated National Nature Reserve, in its underwater slope (0 to 30m depth - RENSUB), especially when compared with the equivalent on land. The current digital map presents the EUNIS habitat of the central Algarve RENSUB coast. The covered area is between Ponta Piedade and Barra do Ancão. The sediment classification was obtained through the interpretation of data from Side Scan Sonar (remote-sensing image), while for the habitat mapping the biological sampling was carried out with beam trawl and underwater visual census. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT003015 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 34357 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.672045381389184 -7.953530381521839 36.945615584691566 37.122240584635335 text/html application/xml text/html pt010000 The map shows the seabed habitat types and associated benthic communities distribution in the Luiz Saldanha Marine Park, a Marine Protected Area in the Natural Park of Arrábida (Natura 2000 site), located on the West coast of mainland Portugal. Furthermore, an adjacent zone to the Park, to a depth of 100 m, is included. Physical and biological datasets were combined aiming at matching the habitat classes defined in the EUNIS classification. Literature and survey data were included. The latter were collected in the framework of the LIFE project Biomares with the primary purpose of obtaining information on the seabed habitats across the Park and of former research projects and contracts carried out both in the Park area and adjacent zone by the IPMA (former IPIMAR) team. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT010000 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2879 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.235574833311873 -8.943253482961829 38.3963434759707 38.484517902579164 text/html application/xml text/html pt010001 The map shows the seabed habitat types and associated benthic communities distribution in the coastal area south of Sines (SW Portugal), which is partly included in the Special Protection Area (PTZPE0015) of the Natural Park of Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina. The data were obtained during the new survey crarried out in 2011 within the framework of the MeshAtlantic Project. The survey area is an area of moderate energy under the influence of wave action and tidal currents. The northern near shore area is partially exposed to the outfalls of a thermoelectric powerplant. Physical and biological datasets were combined aiming at matching the habitat classes defined in the EUNIS classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT010001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 552 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.892239917438179 -8.796357000475158 37.82038599951431 37.93995416335404 text/html application/xml text/html pt100000 Historical habitats map for Lucky Strike substrate map (Mid-Atlantic Ridge). The Lucky Strike segment, located southwest of the Azores Islands, is 60 km long. Yellows domains correspond to areas with abundant inferred hydrothermal edifices and sulfide debris, where active and dead chimneys have been observed. Blue domains correspond to domains where hydrothermal activity is inferred based on scarce dive data. Black contour is the limit of the lava. Ondréas, H., M. Cannat, Y. Fouquet, A. Normand, P. M. Sarradin, and J. Sarrazin (2009), Recent volcanic events and the distribution of hydrothermal venting at the Lucky Strike hydrothermal field, Mid-Atlantic Ridge, Geochem. Geophys. Geosyst., 10, Q02006, doi:10.1029/2008GC002171. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT100000 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 76 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -32.28816802103728 -32.2744919884145 37.28790497753274 37.295509237361394 text/html application/xml text/html pt100001 Spatial distribution of the dominant benthic macroalgae resulting from predictive models for the infralittoral rocky seafloor around Faial island and neighbouring passage to Pico. Tempera, F. (2008). Benthic Habitats of the Extended Faial Island Shelf and their Relationship to Geologic, Oceanographic and Infralittoral Biologic Features. Ph.D. thesis. University of St. Andrews. 348 pp. http://hdl.handle.net/10023/726. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT100001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 47481 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -28.84052329481419 -28.48230819636613 38.48830063456667 38.651096611919144 text/html application/xml text/html pt100002 Monte da Guia substrate map (Faial island). Neto, A.I., & I. Tittley. 1995. Stucture and Zonation of Algal Turf Communities on the Azores: a Numerical Approach. Boletim do Museu Municipal do Funchal, Sup. No. 4:487-504. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT100002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 343 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -28.634168417638286 -28.618933064908997 38.51492697480012 38.52629735433946 text/html application/xml text/html pt100003 Vila Franca do Campo Islet Marine Reserve. The western side of the lagoon possesses a crescentic sand bank as a result of interacting wave inputs. The southern half of the lagoon comprises a rocky shelf. Offshore, the lagoon floor is dotted with “maerl” (Morton, 1990). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT100003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 13 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -25.443730328991457 -25.44235101988363 37.70508296760492 37.70631949404949 text/html application/xml text/html pt100004 Flores rock substrate from seismic subbottom profiles interpretation. (Bates, C.R., 2005. Sub-Bottom Profiling for Sand Resource Assessment, Flores Island, Azores. Team Internal Report 05-04) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT100004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 104 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -31.29159066467739 -31.119254534269313 39.347374351645065 39.559225284419355 text/html application/xml text/html pt100005 Flores rock substrate from seismic subbottom profiles interpretation. (Bates, C.R., 2005. Sub-Bottom Profiling for Sand Resource Assessment, Flores Island, Azores. Team Internal Report 05-04) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT100005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 62 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -31.29230902154401 -31.113807309159952 39.3474352357476 39.565082235257 text/html application/xml text/html pt100006 Interpretation of seismic sub-bottom profiles. Quartau, R., F. Curado, H. Duarte & C. Pinto, 2006. Projecto GEMAS – Localização e distribuição de areias em redor da ilha de S. Miguel. Relatório Técnico INGMARDEP 02/2006, Dept. Geologia Marinha - INETI, I.P., Lisboa. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT100006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 684 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -25.904802550897013 -25.13079722601112 37.68916513466329 37.933175173595444 text/html application/xml text/html pt100007 Interpretation of seismic sub-bottom profiles. Quartau, R., F. Curado, H. Duarte & C. Pinto, 2006. Projecto GEMAS – Localização e distribuição de areias em redor da ilha de S. Miguel. Relatório Técnico INGMARDEP 02/2006, Dept. Geologia Marinha - INETI, I.P., Lisboa. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT100007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 379 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -25.899136155609046 -25.119372236039762 37.68956096766457 37.9348942663573 text/html application/xml text/html pt100008 Interpretation of backscatter mosaics and seismic sub-bottom profiles. Tempera, F., M. McKenzie, I. Bashmachnikov, M. Puotinen, R.S. Santos & R. Bates (2012). Predictive modelling of dominant macroalgae abundance on temperate island shelves (Azores, northeast Atlantic). In Baker, E. and P. Harris (eds.). pp 169-182. Seafloor Geomorphology as Benthic Habitat: Geohab Atlas of Seafloor Geomorphic Features and Benthic Habitats. Elsevier, London. Quartau, R., F. Curado, S. Bouriak, J.H. Monteiro and L. Pinheiro, 2003. Projecto GEMAS – Localização e distribuição de areias em redor da ilha do Pico (Campanha FAPI2-2002). Relatório Técnico INGMARDEP 16/2003, Dept. Geologia Marinha - INETI, I.P., Lisboa. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT100008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 527 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -28.566758606824152 -28.01480724815595 38.370159957416156 38.58513445059444 text/html application/xml text/html pt100009 Map derived from the work presented by F.Tempera and coleagues on the Condor seamount, near Faial Island in the Azores. High-resolution datasets collected by multibeam and acoustic backscatter surveys were used to produce fine-scale seafloor nature and morpho-tectonic interpretations of the seamount, collected from various acoustic surveys from 2008 to 2010. submitted in Fernando Tempera, Ana Hipólito, José Madeira, Sara Vieira, Aldino S. Campos, Neil C. Mitchell, Condor seamount (Azores, NE Atlantic): A morpho-tectonic interpretation, Deep-Sea Research II, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j. dsr2.2013.09.016 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine PT100009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1998 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -29.27181818136393 -28.847535047104714 38.42699336685044 38.64302229534269 text/html application/xml text/html ro003003 Habitat map of the ROSCI-0293 Costinesti MPA in Black Sea (Romania) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine RO003003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 315 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 28.678108215621673 28.743721008318 43.910457611329804 43.94231796270391 text/html application/xml ro003004 Habitat map of the ROSCI-0281Cape AuroraMPA in Black Sea (Romania) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine RO003004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 169 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 28.67712000008802 28.72259099977486 43.82872899994344 43.87499599946587 text/html application/xml fr004024 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2021) : 70% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004024 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3321 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.28221327700005 47.44743643000001 -3.1084388899999413 -2.794477113999958 text/html application/xml text/plain gr004001 The targeted area in Greece is the Protected Area of northern Karpathos and Saria (GR4210003). According to the standard form of the SCI, its marine part has an area of 5181.74 ha, i.e. about 45% of its total area, which includes habitat 1110, habitat 1120, habitat 1170 and habitat A5.531.Bottom substrates were surveyed with a DeepVision (DE3468D) portable side scan sonar trawled on the “Saria” vessel with a high precision GPS system. The survey vessel performed a number of transects in the study sub-areas, in most cases parallel to the shoreline and with an overlap of the scanned area of the bottom between two adjacent transect lines. All data were continuously recorded onboard the survey vessel on a computer with the appropriate software systems installed . Additionally, the BlueRobotics, BLUE ROV2 (ver. heavy duty) underwater drone was used for ground truthing of the different habitat types. The sonograms of the scanned area were later used for the creation of substrate type maps of the area. Data analysis was performed with the software products DeepView Pro for the side scan sonar data, and QGIS3.12 for the creation of substrate and overview maps. Data exported in KML format by DeepView and transformed in shape files in QGIS. Polygons of the same habitat were merged so each feature within the shapefile is assigned to each habitat. To ensure that the data will display properly the shapefiles were cleaned by removing any geometry or topology errors. The shape length and area was calculated and all habitats visualized via Geoserver on MedOBIS viewer (https://portal.lifewatchgreece.eu/) in WGS84 coordinate system (EPSG:4326). An OGC standard for geospatial styling (Styled Layer Descriptor (SLD)) was used through Geoserver to create styles for each layer. The Open Street Map was used as a basemap, as it is an updated open source map. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GR004001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 17 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 35.82106300000006 35.82243600000004 27.207991999000075 27.221474999000026 text/html application/xml text/plain it004001 The project "Inventario e Cartografia delle Praterie di Posidonia nei Compartimenti Marittimi di Manfredonia, Molletta, Bari, Brindisi, Gallipoli e Taranto" was funded bt the Apulian Region within the framework of the POR 2000-2006. The project was conducted by CRISMA with the involvement of the fischery operators and in cooperation with Nautilus and COISPA cooperatives. The scientific supervision was in charge of Prof. Tursi (Univ. BARI), Prof. Boero (Univ. Lecce), Dr. Gambi (SZN), Dr. Lembo (COISPA), Dr. Sandulli (Univ. Bari) and Dr. Torchia (Nautilus).The fileld surveys were conducted using SSS, two frequence single-beam and ROV with a position accuracy of few meters. A total of 433 transects over more than 2000 km were carried out covering a total surface of about 700 kmq. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT004001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3694 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 40.12310840100001 42.12534528400001 15.492878352000075 18.519512563000063 text/html application/xml text/plain it004003 The "Carta Bionomica dei Fondi Marini" della Riserva Marina di Tavolara - Punta Coda di Cavallo (Sardegna NE)" was finalised in the frawework of the propedeutic studies for the AMP of Tavalora in 1992 by using SSS and direct observations. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT004003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10809 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.59472689500003 9.790535235000062 40.75922157200009 40.93612403100007 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004008 Seabed habitat map performed by Hémisphère Sub within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2021) : 82%. The area encompasses the Natura 2000 sites "FR2500079 - Chausey", "FR2500084 - Récifs et landes de la Hague", "FR2502018 - Banc et récifs de Surtainville", "FR2502019 - Anse de Vauville" and "FR5300011 - Cap d'Erquy-Cap Fréhel" features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1247026 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.49144015600008 49.75127031200002 -2.516910644999939 -1.3309196839999768 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004009 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2021) : 82% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 70286 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.72977085600007 48.99235518400009 -3.734665221999937 -3.370639120999953 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004010 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2021) : 82% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4532 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.48922668300001 48.69632140600006 -2.7169984419999764 -2.472027032999965 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004011 Seabed habitat map performed by SARL - TBM Chauvaud and HOCER within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2021) : 82% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 11281 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.51553443000007 48.698350765000036 -4.810747198999935 -4.432922033999941 text/html application/xml text/plain bg004001 Soft bottom sandy 1110 habitats within the BB0000146 'Gradina-Zlatna ribka' SCI area. Mapped and created by IBER-BAS within the BalkanMed RECONNECT project ( 2017-2020) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine BG004001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5656 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 42.408863696000026 42.44763745700001 27.645062306000078 27.704698698000097 text/html application/xml text/plain bg004002 BG0000146 Habitat type 1170 rocky reefs and EUNIS infra- and circalittoral habitats mapcreated by IBER-BAS within the Balkanmed-RECONNECTproject (2017-2020). EUNIS-2019 level 3 and 4 classification scheme was applied. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine BG004002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2041 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 42.410537388000094 42.44359596500005 27.647152074000115 27.702899225000063 text/html application/xml text/plain bg004003 Zostera spp. seagrass beds within the BG0000146 SCI area 'Gradina-Zlatna Ribka' , mapped during the Balkanmed- RECONNECT project by IBER-BAS (2017-2020). Acoustic data and satellite images were groundtruthed by georeferenced scuba diving studies and sampling. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine BG004003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 185 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 42.409885087000035 42.43041026300009 27.646102781000046 27.68550128300007 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004001 Seabed habitat map performed by IN VIVO within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2020) : 57% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1893 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.943622213 51.31270991200006 1.5464191470000497 2.545664988000055 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004003 Seabed habitat map performed by IN VIVO within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence (rated by Ifremer, January 2020) : 57%. The area encompasses the Natura 2000 sites "FR3102003 - Récifs Gris-Nez – Blanc-Nez", "FR3102004 - Ridens et dunes hydrauliques du détroit du Pas-de-Calais" and "FR3102005 - Baie de Canche et couloir des 3 estuaires". features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5961 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.091642082000064 51.03612390000008 0.7514960720000661 1.7437289920000612 text/html application/xml text/plain it004002 Posidonia oceanica distribution along the Tuscaly, Latium and Basilicata Regions promoted by the Italian Ministry for Merchant Marine. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT004002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2436 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 39.93657964100003 44.06382344600008 9.92298285200004 15.739817392000077 text/html application/xml text/html ie004005 EUNIS marine habitat map of area in south Irish Sea off the coast of Wexford. Map was created by interpreting MBES data into acoustic clusters which were then groundtruthed using sediment sample data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE004005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1590 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.11159500000004 52.38336100000004 -6.356537000000001 -6.084833000000007 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004005 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by IN VIVO within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 57% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 439 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.29219172500004 49.450157184000034 -0.3333503999999725 0.0719392610000682 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004012 Mapping of the Natura 2000 site FR5300017 "Abers - Côte des légendes" was jointly performed in the framework of three different actions: (i) the Natura 2000 convention for Brittany, and (iii) CARTHAM Project. It is based on the interpretation of various types of data from a number of surveys carried out between 2005-2012 both in the intertidal and subtidal zones. Additionally the seabed « Carte G » from the French hydrographic survey (SHOM) was used in the interpretation process. In the tidal zone the identification was made by interpreting coastal ortho-photographs from BD Ortho (2005 et 2009) and digitising them on scale 1 : 2000ème with further qualification of the polygons based on ground truth data. A confidence score in the [0-100] scale has been assigned to each polygon (SUM_CONF field) The compilation comprises the following various data sources. Lamarche S., Bajjouk T., 2013. Cartographie des habitats benthiques intertidaux du site Natura 2000 FR 5300017 - Abers - Côtes des légendes - Parties estuariennes. Réf. RST - DYNECO/AG/13-05/TB. Rollet C., Bonnot-Courtois Ch., Hamon N. et Loarer R., 2010. Carte des habitats benthiques intertidaux du secteur des Abers - Zone intertidale (multisource Rebent,) - Echelle : 1/10 000 ErHold et al., (2012, unpublished). Cartographie de natures des fonds subtidaux du secteur des Abers - Côtes des légendes. TBM, 2012. Inventaire cartographique des habitats marins du site Natura 2000 Abers Côtes des Légendes FR5300017. Rapport CRTHAM, 104 p. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 58416 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.515534429853275 48.69835076458654 -4.810747198623443 -4.432922034334124 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004017 Seabed habitat map (EUNIS classification system) performed by IN VIVO within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 57% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004017 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 8402 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.60360060800007 49.75007347400001 -1.5000224399999482 -1.1783461989999782 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004006 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by IN VIVO within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 57% features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1631 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.384876778000056 49.60360299700004 -1.2890753989999555 -0.9026245259999557 text/html application/xml text/plain ie004001 Habitat map "IE004001" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE004001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4953 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.87562100000007 51.951279896602294 -7.916056000000027 -7.702984000000013 text/html application/xml text/html ie004002 Broad habitat types in the Shannon Estuary. Map was created by interpreting MBES data into acoustic clusters which were then groundtruthed using sediment sample data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE004002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1547 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.41743300000005 52.63863999999994 -9.959489999999997 -9.117708000000027 text/html application/xml text/plain ie004003 Broad habitat types in Dungarvan Bay. Map was created by interpreting MBES data into acoustic clusters which were then groundtruthed using sediment sample data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE004003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2803 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.03340600000014 52.104512 -7.619453999999959 -7.487151999999866 text/html application/xml text/plain ie004004 Broad habitat types off the east coast of Ireland. Map was created by interpreting MBES data into acoustic clusters which were then groundtruthed using sediment sample data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE004004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 60 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.643863000000024 53.80912900000003 -6.250250999999992 -6.1361689999999935 text/html application/xml text/plain ie004006 Broad habitat types in an area of the Celtic Sea, off the southeast coast of Ireland. Map was created by interpreting MBES data into acoustic clusters which were then groundtruthed using sediment sample data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE004006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4277 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.663655000000134 52.048510000000014 -6.921628999999996 -6.002979999999979 text/html application/xml text/plain ie004007 Broad habitat types in an area of the Celtic Sea, off the southeast coast of Ireland. Map was created by interpreting MBES data into acoustic clusters which were then groundtruthed using sediment sample data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE004007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 31245 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.470066000000095 51.8048180000001 -7.325227999999921 -6.296215999999958 text/html application/xml text/plain ie004008 Broad habitat types in an area of the Celtic Sea, off the southeast coast of Ireland. Map was created by interpreting MBES data into acoustic clusters which were then groundtruthed using sediment sample data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE004008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 179233 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.32105400000009 51.71301499999995 -7.886862000000007 -7.273586000000022 text/html application/xml text/plain it004004 Starting from scubasurveys andacoustic methods, the research work had the aim to obtain a first systematic and quantitative information for the characterization of the macrobenthic communities and related seabed substratum occurringwithinthe "Secche di Tor Paterno" AMP. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT004004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1852 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 41.599665780000066 41.60788034400008 12.33721875300004 12.343641403000007 text/html application/xml text/html it004005 Starting from complete surveys by acoustic methods, the research work had the aim to obtain a first systematic and quantitative information for the characterization of the macrobenthic communities living in the AMP, including necto-benthic fishes, and to perform a bionomic map by GIS methods. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT004005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2223 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 40.56430260800002 40.64106116000007 14.29892428300005 14.455060749999951 text/html application/xml it004006 The research work had the aim to obtain a first quantitative information for the characterization of the macrobenthic communities living in the submarine archaeological park, including necto-benthic fishes, and to perform a bionomic map by GIS methods. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT004006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 706 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 40.784245596756975 40.79646716212987 14.180975078237307 14.19244170861797 text/html application/xml it004007 The research work had the aim to obtain a first quantitative information for the characterization of the macrobenthic communities living in the submarine archaeological park, including necto-benthic fishes, and to perform a bionomic map by GIS methods. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT004007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 784 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 40.81581319092608 40.83143758137931 14.07160860425371 14.098157053305442 text/html application/xml it004008 Starting from complete surveys by acoustic methods, the research work had the aim to obtain a first systematic and quantitative information for the characterization of the macrobenthic communities living around the island of Capri, including necto-benthic fishes, and to perform a bionomic map by GIS methods. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT004008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3622 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 40.53300213883767 40.58213130361682 14.188674164381187 14.290624316159331 text/html application/xml it004011 Starting from complete surveys by acoustic methods, the research work had the aim to obtain a first quantitative information on the density and distribution of the seagrass beds in the AMP and to perform a bionomic map by GIS methods. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT004011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 86 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 40.56893922392087 40.63329093117017 14.322147620581344 14.436945293811467 text/html application/xml it004012 Habitat map "IT004012" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT004012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 823 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 40.81584967462281 40.82921600141734 14.073321159843672 14.098137030799373 text/html application/xml fr004035 Seabed habitat map performed by CREOCEAN and IMA within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004035 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2179 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.37700082700008 43.4019304970001 -1.7610858919999284 -1.6797093409999808 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004036 Seabed habitat map performed by CREOCEAN and IMA within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004036 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6133 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.397531513000004 43.50063036200003 -1.6699703549999791 -1.5463243499999664 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004037 Seabed habitat map performed by CREOCEAN and EPOC (Bordeaux I University) within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004037 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1280 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 45.018119771000066 45.22340767000002 -1.487624854999978 -1.1725539109999692 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004038 Seabed habitat map performed by CREOCEAN and IMA within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004038 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 6292 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.382598968 43.50725688300004 -1.765482929999958 -1.5843343309999753 text/html application/xml text/plain fr004039 Seabed habitat map performed by CREOCEAN, EPOC and GEO Transfert within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine FR004039 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 122301 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 44.534002464000054 44.77545638600002 -1.2990940619999338 -0.998067600999945 text/html application/xml text/plain it004014 Seabed habitat distribution of the Porto Cesareo Marine Protected Area. Map shows the Posidonia and Coralligenous bed occurrences as well as other infralittoral and circalittoral seabed habitats. The map is coherent with the synoptic Posidonia and Coralligenous (biogenic habitat distribution) along the whole Apulian coasts provided by the Biomap project (IT003004 map already present in the EMODnet seabed habitat portal). Cartography was constructed using acoustic survey, seismic profiles (Chirp / Sub-bottom profiler and ground thruthing data acquisition aimed to map all the habitats with particular attention to those where bioconstrucions occurs. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IT004014 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 49532 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 40.16566650699999 40.29484667900006 17.723333173000057 17.92643637100001 text/html application/xml text/plain ro003101 Habitat map of one region in Black Sea, Romania. This data was aquired in several cruises starting in 2014 and ending in 2016 for which different data was aquired. This include data for biology, chemistry, sedimentology, bathimetry, magnetometry, etc. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine RO003101 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 243 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 29.500000001 30.000000005000047 44.33333333300007 44.66666666700004 text/html application/xml ro003102 Habitat map of one region in Black Sea, Romania. This data was aquired in several cruises starting in 2006 and ending in 2007 for which different data was aquired. This include data for biology, chemistry, sedimentology, bathymetry, magnetometry, etc. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine RO003102 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 27 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.8333333333 44.16666666670002 29.499999983599995 29.750000000000014 text/html application/xml text/plain gb001601 This dataset can be described as a collection of predictive habitat maps covering several different Scottish SAC's and MPA's, classified to EUNIS and extracted from the GeMS database (v24_1). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001601 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 447130 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.63380927400015 60.501977887000066 -8.691899268999974 -1.1377425119999285 text/html application/xml text/html ie004009 This dataset shows broad marine habitats in Broadhaven Bay. The map was made from an interpretation of multibeam acoustic imagery and groundtruthed using sediment samples. The MBES data and sediment samples were collected as part of the Irish national seabed mapping programme - INFOMAR. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE004009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 1961 External EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.130694706999986 -9.769227176999916 54.230514297000084 54.35443075400007 text/html application/xml text/html ie004010 This dataset shows broad marine habitats in Cork Harbour. The map was made from an interpretation of multibeam acoustic imagery and groundtruthed using sediment samples. The MBES data and sediment samples were collected as part of the Irish national seabed mapping programme - INFOMAR. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE004010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 1064 External EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.40287999991204 -8.169776010654349 51.74482584693532 51.90810557591159 text/html application/xml text/html ie004011 This dataset shows broad marine habitats in Kinsale Harbour and outer coastal area. The map was made from an interpretation of multibeam acoustic imagery and groundtruthed using sediment samples. The MBES data and sediment samples were collected as part of the Irish national seabed mapping programme - INFOMAR. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine IE004011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 703 External EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.54526754965764 -8.400596062758042 51.648735685703365 51.71615999988415 text/html application/xml text/html gb001325 The survey area was split into two, each was surveyed using acoustic and ground-truthing methods. Acoustic multibeam and sidescan sonar data were acquired along parallel corridors within each sampling area. Near 100% sidescan data coverage was obtained; multibeam data coverage obtained was significantly less. The location of the majority of ground-truthing stations was based on a 1 km triangular grid across the entire survey area; additional sampling stations were targeted opportunistically between the gridded stations. The habitat map was produced using EUNIS classes obtained from PSA data and interpretations from still images, to inform the semi-automated object-based imagery analysis (OBIA). The OBIA divides the bathymetry and backscatter data into meaningful objects based on their spectral and spatial characteristics, which can then be classified using the ground-truthed data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001325 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 22 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.8772094150000388 1.1495487760000729 50.53158278900001 50.68017339600005 text/html application/xml text/html gb001516 EUNIS 2007-11 habitat map created from data collected on the CEND2213 2013/11/04 survey to North Norfolk Sandbank and Saturn Reef. Sublittoral sediments defined using acoustic and groundtruth data. Survey Techniques: 40 transects. Sidescan sonar and multibeam echosounder, dropcam video tows and still photography. Infaunal sample and particle size analysis (PSA) carried out on 0.1m2 Hamon grab samples. The habitat map was produced using EUNIS classes obtained from PSA data and interpretations from still images, to inform the semi-automated object-based imagery analysis (OBIA). The OBIA divides the bathymetry and backscatter data into meaningful objects based on their spectral and spatial characteristics, which can then be classified using the ground-truthed data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001516 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 183104 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.8215956110000175 2.409480903000027 52.97777322300002 53.670801609000044 text/html application/xml text/html gb001230 Habitat map created from data collected on the NLV Polestar 2012 survey to Stanton Banks. Sublittoral sediments defined using acoustic and groundtruth data. Initially classified in the MNCR system and subsequently translated in to EUNIS 20017-11. Survey Techniques: Multibeam echosounder, dropcam video tows and still photography. Infaunal sample and particle size analysis (PSA) carried out on 0.1m2 Day grab samples. The habitat map was produced using EUNIS classes obtained from PSA data and interpretations from still images. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001230 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 332 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.259014672999966 -8.010958700999934 56.25954016600007 56.44243981400005 text/html application/xml text/html gb001238 Habitat map created from data collected on the RV Cefas Endeavour CEND19x12 2012 survey to Braemar Pockmarks SAC. Sublittoral sediments defined using acoustic and groundtruth data. Classified in EUNIS 20017-11. Survey Techniques: Multibeam echosounder, sidescan sonar, dropcam video tows and still photography. Infaunal sample and particle size analysis (PSA) carried out on 0.1m2 Day and Hamon grab samples. The habitat map was produced using EUNIS classes obtained from PSA data and interpretations from still images. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001238 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 154033 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.4159027600000484 1.5335660780000389 58.95697457000007 59.022188040000074 text/html application/xml text/html gb001239 Habitat map created from data collected on the RV Cefas Endeavour CEND19x12 2012 survey to Scanner Pockmark SAC. Sublittoral sediments defined using acoustic and groundtruth data. Classified in EUNIS 20017-11. Survey Techniques: Multibeam echosounder, sidescan sonar, dropcam video tows and still photography. Infaunal sample and particle size analysis (PSA) carried out on 0.1m2 Day and Hamon grab samples. The habitat map was produced using EUNIS classes obtained from PSA data and interpretations from still images. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001239 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 326896 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.9546963410000407 0.9861634580000194 58.244594812000095 58.33373615200003 text/html application/xml text/html gb001329 Habitat map created from data collected on the RV Cefas Endeavour 2012 (CEND01/13X) survey to Fladen Grounds, including Central Fladen, Western Fladen and Southeast Fladen. Sublittoral sediments defined using acoustic and groundtruth data. Classified in the EUNIS 20017-11 system. Survey Techniques: Multibeam echosounder, dropcam video tows and still photography. Infaunal sample and particle size analysis (PSA) carried out on 0.1m2 Hamon grab samples. The habitat map was produced using EUNIS classes obtained from PSA data and interpretations from still images. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001329 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 19 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.8119367359999499 1.1221086440000387 58.054741802000045 59.31732169900006 text/html application/xml text/html dk004006 Mapping of marine habitats. The mapping campaign was carried out in 2019 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine DK004006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2591 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.749770586843167 6.894139934610336 55.31883438759693 56.893349144447555 text/html application/xml text/html dk004007 Mapping of marine habitats. The mapping campaign was carried out in 2019 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine DK004007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 480 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.267886999885205 5.286807999889336 55.26857449891404 55.958326699417675 text/html application/xml text/html gb001501 The South of Celtic Deep survey was carried out during 12th - 13th February (Part A) and 19th - 20th February 2012(Part B) on the RV CEFAS Endeavour cruise CEND 03/12. The survey team for the duration of the fieldwork included Cefas marine ecologists, marine surveyors, marine habitat mappers and GIS specialists along with MPA specialists from the JNCC. Selection and positioning of groundtruthing stations was informed by acoustic bathymetric and backscatter data collected opportunistically during the survey and the predicted broadscale habitat map from the Site Assessment Document (SAD). Sampling stations within the predicted sedimentary habitats were positioned using a triangular lattice grid overlaid on the habitat map. Stations within the area predicted as subtidal coarse and sand sediments were at a grid spacing of 3.5 km and while stations within the less extensive area predicted as subtidal mixed sediment were at a grid spacing of 2 km. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001501 476778 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.83228178300005 51.14871190700006 -6.881528825999965 -6.431713257999944 text/html application/xml text/html gb001538 The survey at South of the Isles of Scilly (SISS1) recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ) was carried out on board the Research Vessel Cefas Endeavour (Cruise code CEND0613) between the 21st and 23rd May 2013. The survey team for the duration of the fieldwork included marine scientists and surveyors from the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) and marine scientists from the Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC). The main aim of the survey at the SISS rMCZ was to achieve 100% acoustic coverage using the Multi-Beam Echo-Sounder (MBES) and complete a ground truthing survey using both sediment grabs and seabed imagery in order to verify the presence of those BSH encountered. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001538 36123779 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.63999396100008 49.740489022000084 -6.29442271299996 -6.129676480999933 text/html application/xml text/html gb001542 The North of Celtic Deep rMCZ survey was carried out during 7th-9th February 2012 on the RV CEFAS Endeavour cruise CEND 03/12. The survey team for the duration of the fieldwork included Cefas marine ecologists, marine surveyors, marine habitat mappers and GIS specialists along with MPA specialists from the JNCC. The North of Celtic Deep rMCZ is located between Welsh territorial waters and Republic of Ireland offshore waters, 12 nm from the Welsh coast. It is the most southerly MCZ in the Irish Sea Conservation Zone. A number of Broad Scale Habitat (BSH) features and Features of Conservation Interest (FOCI) have been proposed by the regional project for designation within the rMCZ, and a number of additional FOCI had been noted as being recorded within the rMCZ, but there was insufficient confidence in the records to warrant including them as features proposed for designation. Report Available: X:\OffshoreSurvey\SurveyData\2012_02_RVCefasEndeavour_MCZVerification_CEND_3_12_a\north_celtic_deep_v1\cruise_documentation\NCLD_cend0312\cruise_report features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001542 2291128 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.91663404200006 52.26666019700006 -5.95001691699997 -5.325678357999948 text/html application/xml text/html gb001337 In accordance with the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009, the UK is committed to the development and implementation of a network of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). The network will incorporate existing designated sites (e.g., Special Areas of Conservation and Special Protection Areas) along with a number of newly designated sites which, within the English territorial waters and offshore waters of England, Wales and Northern Ireland, will be termed Marine Conservation Zones (MCZs). The first 27 MCZs were designated in November 2013 and the list includes the Chesil Beach and Stennis Ledges MCZ (UKMO, 2013), reported here. In support of this initiative, four Regional MCZ Projects were set up to select sites that could contribute to this network because they contain one or more features specified in the Ecological Network Guidance (ENG; Natural England and the JNCC, 2010). The Regional MCZ Projects proposed a total of 127 recommended MCZs (rMCZs) and compiled a Site Assessment Document (SAD) for each site. The SAD summarises what evidence was available for the presence and extent of the various habitat, species and geological features specified in the ENG, and for which the site was being recommended. Due to the scarcity of survey-derived seabed habitat maps in UK waters, these assessments were made necessarily using best available evidence, which included historical data, modelled habitat maps and stakeholder knowledge of the areas concerned. It became apparent that the best available evidence regarding features for which some sites had been recommended as MCZs was of variable quality. Consequently, Defra initiated a number of measures aimed at improving the evidence base, one of which took the form of a dedicated survey programme, implemented and coordinated by Cefas, to collect and interpret new survey data at selected rMCZ sites. This map provides an interpretation of the subtidal survey data collected by Environment Agency (EA) personnel at the Chesil Beach and Stennis Ledges MCZ site during April 2013. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001337 60756234 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.54399652900002 50.652280881000074 -2.6211351169999375 -2.4568421349999308 text/html application/xml text/html gb001493 The survey of Annex I Large Shallow Inlet and Bay and Annex 1 Sabellaria spinulosa reef features within The Wash and North Norfolk Coast special area of conservation (SAC) were carried out onboard the Eastern region Inshore Fisheries Conservation Authority (IFCA) survey vessel Three Counties, cruise codes TC0113 and TC0213. The two surveys were carried out between the 22nd and 26th July and the 12th and 15th August 2013 respectively. The survey team for part or all of the fieldwork included marine scientists and surveyors from the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) and marine scientists from Natural England (NE). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001493 12326 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.93214913600008 53.095749816000065 0.2975435850000281 0.5341273470000374 text/html application/xml text/html gb100257 APEM was commissioned by Natural England (NE) to conduct an intertidal survey of the sand and mudflat notable features within the Tweed Estuary Special Area of Conservation (SAC) (Figure 1). In addition, the work included the assessment of intertidal communities through the incorporation and interpretation of quantitative Phase II survey data from previous surveys. The Tweed Estuary is a long narrow estuary which discharges into the North Sea at Berwick-Upon-Tweed and the SAC extends from an upstream limit at Whiteadder Point to the estuary mouth. A variety of littoral habitats are present in the estuary, for example at the estuary mouth there are expanses of sand and shingle on the south bank and areas of rocky habitat, mud and sandflats on the north bank, and moving further upstream there are areas of rocky and mixed substrate habitat and mud/sandflats. This includes Yarrow Slake, a mudflat located within an inlet in the upper-mid estuary which is separated from the main river channel at low tide by an expanse of gravel/shingle. The primary reason for selection of the Tweed Estuary as a SAC is the presence of the following two qualifying features: Estuaries (H1130) and Mudflats and sandflats not covered by seawater at low tide (H1140). Consequently, monitoring of the status of these habitats is a requirement of ongoing monitoring of the Tweed Estuary SAC and to assess the contribution of the SAC to achieving favourable conservation status for those features. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100257 241195 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 55.75839357700005 55.77468097500008 -2.0450834229999373 -1.9874646579999644 text/html application/xml text/html gb100234 The objectives of this survey was to utilise aerial survey and GIS methods, along with historic information, contextual information, and ground truthing to produce an up to date, accurate, GIS based map showing the current extent of seagrass Zostera marina in the Isles of Scilly. The work was undertaken under Natural England contract SWR/CONTRACTS/08-09/114 by MarLIN at the Marine Biological Association of the UK, with sub-contract to the Diving and Marine Centre, University of Plymouth. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100234 522987107 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.91166025500007 49.97873735100006 -6.35624907999994 -6.255724484999973 text/html application/xml text/html gb001534 The Skerries Bank and Surrounds MCZ was designated in November 2013. The survey collected acoustic and groundtruthing data to produce an updated map which provided information about the presence of BSHs and Habitat FOCI within the MCZ. The survey was conducted by Cefas and EA personnel between January to March 2014. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001534 90859238 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.08732447000004 50.32398713700006 -3.7726671499999607 -3.4813577949999512 text/html application/xml text/html gb001548 The Morte Platform MCZ was designated in May 2019. The survey collected acoustic and groundtruthing data to produce an updated map which provided information about the presence of BSHs and Habitat FOCI within the MCZ. The survey was conducted by Cefas and NE personnel in November 2014. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001548 28041209 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.197509517000064 51.26417148600006 -4.356408975999954 -4.25149285699996 text/html application/xml text/html gb000010 This map was produced using data from the South-west Regional Coastal Monitoring Programme, commissioned by Teignbridge District Council, in this case covering the coastline between Portland Bill and Rame Head. Through conducting a range of surveys including aerial, bathymetric, wave and tidal surveys, and ecological mapping, the programme aims to promote and implement a repeatable, standard, and cost-effective method of monitoring the coastal environment. This map is the result of the ecological mapping component of the programme, and the habitat data is presented as vector polygons using the EUNIS 2007-11 habitat classification scheme. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000010 53102538 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.20099352600005 50.73835477800003 -4.328720190999944 -2.4380699609999392 text/html application/xml text/html gb000011 This map was produced using data from the South-west Regional Coastal Monitoring Programme, commissioned by Teignbridge District Council, in this case covering the coastline between Rame Head and Lands End. Through conducting a range of surveys including aerial, bathymetric, wave and tidal surveys, and ecological mapping, the programme aims to promote and implement a repeatable, standard, and cost-effective method of monitoring the coastal environment. This map is the result of the ecological mapping component of the programme, and the habitat data is presented as vector polygons using the EUNIS 2007-11 habitat classification scheme. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000011 120097451 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.95043670100003 50.408751395000074 -5.717424421999964 -4.205466458999979 text/html application/xml text/html gb000012 This map was produced using data from the South-west Regional Coastal Monitoring Programme, commissioned by Teignbridge District Council, in this case covering the coastline between Lands End to Hartland Point. Through conducting a range of surveys including aerial, bathymetric, wave and tidal surveys, and ecological mapping, the programme aims to promote and implement a repeatable, standard, and cost-effective method of monitoring the coastal environment. This map is the result of the ecological mapping component of the programme, and the habitat data is presented as vector polygons using the EUNIS 2007-11 habitat classification scheme. The mapping project aimed to map the extent of all coastal and terrestrial Priority Habitats within the EMSW03 work package area, covering 6,644 hectares from Lands End, Cornwall to Hartland Point, Devon. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000012 226876 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.060807610000026 51.02521950700004 -5.718913313999963 -4.509637890999954 text/html application/xml text/html gb000013 This map was produced using data from the South-west Regional Coastal Monitoring Programme, commissioned by Teignbridge District Council, in this case covering the coastline between Hartland Point to Gloucester City. Through conducting a range of surveys including aerial, bathymetric, wave and tidal surveys, and ecological mapping, the programme aims to promote and implement a repeatable, standard, and cost-effective method of monitoring the coastal environment. This map is the result of the ecological mapping component of the programme, and the habitat data is presented as vector polygons using the EUNIS 2007-11 habitat classification scheme. The mapping project aimed to map the extent of all coastal and terrestrial Priority Habitats within the EMSW04 work package area covering hectares from Hartland Point, Devon to Gloucester City, Gloucestershire. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000013 37624122 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.981584126000016 51.89123758600006 -4.680429843999945 -2.2548190469999554 text/html application/xml text/html gb000014 This report was commissioned by Teignbridge District Council, on behalf of the South-west Regional Coastal Monitoring Programme. Through conducting a range of surveys including aerial, bathymetric, wave and tidal surveys, and ecological mapping, the programme aims to promote and implement a repeatable, standard, and cost-effective method of monitoring the coastal environment. The overall objectives of the programme are to provide data that meet the operational monitoring requirements of shoreline management plans, coastal strategies and individual schemes, between the limits of the Portland Bill, Dorset to Avonmouth, Bristol. This report focusses on the ecological mapping component of the programme. It is intended that this in turn will inform action plans and strategies for coastal management in the future. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000014 39034660 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.86217704400008 49.983677425000046 -6.42122879599998 -6.241234532999953 text/html application/xml text/html gb000015 North West Regional Monitoring Programme, funded by the Environment Agency (EA), was set up in 2008 to provide a coordinated, risk based, monitoring system for the collection and analysis of coastal data to inform sustainable coastal defence management. This project was commissioned to map priority Biodiversity Action Plan habitat extents for the North West Region to inform the program and statutory bodies of coastal habitat change. It is intended that this in turn will inform action plans and strategies for coastal management. This project was commissioned to map the extent of all coastal and terrestrial Priority and supporting habitats within the north west coastal region by analysis of aerial imagery. The principal objectives of the mapping project are to provide Priority BAP extent data for: - Establishing baseline datasets for the North West where they are missing or inadequate - Identification and quantification of regional coastal change - Assessing losses and gains for the Regional Habitat Creation Programme - Identification and strategic consideration of coastal flood and erosion risks - Assisting development of BAPs - Providing contextual information to support AAs for SMPs, Flood and Coastal Defence Strategies and Flood and Coastal Defence schemes features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000015 555148468 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.19160348600007 54.99289609900007 -3.642656941999974 -2.588392259999978 text/html application/xml text/html gb000016 This report was commissioned by the Channel Coastal Observatory as part of the National Network of Regional Coastal Monitoring Programmes of England. The programme is responsible for overseeing regular terrestrial ecological mapping of coastal areas in England, in order to provide up-to-date data for use by Local Authorities, the Environment Agency and Natural England to contribute to their reporting and monitoring requirements; this includes quantification of coastal change, assessing losses and gains for the Environment Agency's Regional Habitat Creation Programme, and supporting wider environmental and biodiversity monitoring requirements. The principal objective of this work is to provide priority habitat and selected supporting habitat extent data for the south east England region, ESE01; a coastal region extending from the Isle of Grain, Kent to Portland Bill, Dorset, including the Isle of Wight. This area incorporates approximately 1000 miles of coastline, with an area totalling 89913.2 hectares, and was previously mapped for the Regional Coastal Monitoring Programme in 2013. Following completion of the mapping, an accuracy assessment was undertaken and an analysis of habitat change by comparison with the 2013 habitat data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000016 743691949 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.512162025000066 51.50031221900008 -2.473591139999939 1.4526000120000615 text/html application/xml text/html gb000017 This map was produced using data from the North East Coastal Monitoring Programme, commissioned by Scarborough Borough Council. Through conducting a range of surveys including aerial, bathymetric, wave and tidal surveys, and ecological mapping, the programme aims to promote and implement a repeatable, standard, and cost-effective method of monitoring the coastal environment. This map is the result of the ecological mapping component of the programme, specifically the habitat map produced from 1940s aerial photography. The habitat data is presented as vector polygons using the EUNIS 2007-11 habitat classification scheme. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000017 53983738 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.10189090800002 55.94773179900005 -2.370588763999933 -0.0732442819999619 text/html application/xml text/html gb001322 This dataset is derived from the findings of a dedicated survey by JNCC in partnership with Cefas to Wight Barfleur Reef Special Area of Conservation. The dedicated multidisciplinary survey (survey code CEND 03/13) was conducted in March 2013 aboard the RV Cefas Endeavour with the principal aim of collecting information to better delineate the extent of Annex I reef (both bedrock and stony subtypes) within the area, which will be used to assist with the development of management advice in relation to the areas and features designated for conservation. The survey was successful in acquiring multibeam, sidescan and ground-truthing data of the seabed. Although full data coverage of the whole cSAC was not possible in the time available, five areas were targeted for intensive survey, with 100% acoustic data coverage of these areas. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001322 72553710 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.140684191000034 50.41961934500007 -1.9848480019999784 -0.9597013409999704 text/html application/xml text/html gb001328 The Fladen Grounds pMPAs are located within a muddy sand and sandy mud sediment plain in the Northern North Sea, approximately 80 nautical miles east of Orkney. This dataset is a habitat map resulting from a dedicated acoustic and groundtruthing survey was undertaken by Cefas and the JNCC in January 2013 at the three Fladen Grounds pMPAs. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001328 6697 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 58.05474180200005 59.31732169900006 -0.8119367359999501 1.122108644000036 text/html application/xml text/html gb001526 The best available evidence on features for which some sites had been recommended as MCZs was of variable quality. Consequently, Defra initiated a number of measures aimed at improving the evidence base, one of which took the form of a dedicated survey programme, implemented and co-ordinated by Cefas, to collect and interpret new survey data at selected rMCZ sites. This report provides an interpretation of the survey data collected jointly by Cefas and the Environment Agency at the Coquet to St Mary's rMCZ site between January and September 2014. The Coquet to St Mary's rMCZ is located in the northern North Sea, on the Northumberland coast (Figure 1). The inshore boundary of the rMCZ runs from Whitley Bay in the south to Alnmouth in the north and includes both St Mary's and Coquet Islands. The depth across the site ranges from 10 m above the mean low water mark and -30 m at its seaward extent, and covers a total area of 198.75 km2. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001526 33164040 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 55.04460464400006 55.38992679100006 -1.5924066179999272 -1.3415232899999407 text/html application/xml text/html gb001436 The survey at the Offshore Foreland recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ) was carried out between 11th April and 8th May 2014 on the RV Cefas Endeavour cruise CEND 06/14. The survey team for the duration of the fieldwork included Cefas Marine Ecologists, Marine Surveyors and Marine Scientists, along with Marine Monitoring Specialists from Natural England. Acoustic and groundtruth datawas collected to establish the seabed habitat of the area. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001436 12612843 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.000468855000065 51.29150267800002 1.3987822710000726 1.898395477000065 text/html application/xml text/html gb100270 This survey aimed to establish the distribution and extent of Zostera noltii and Zostera angustifolia within areas of north Morecambe Bay where knowledge is currently lacking, primarily in the bay between Roa Island and Foulney Island and along the northern shore of the Foulney Island. There is the potential for Zostera beds in these areas not to be adequately protected in these areas due to gaps and low confidence in the available knowledge and this survey aims to ensure an accurate assessment of its distribution and condition. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100270 48800 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.070539415000034 54.078790167000065 -3.1727276259999253 -3.1546496089999327 text/html application/xml text/html gb100289 Natural England contracted Footprint Ecology to undertake a vegetation survey of Shingle and associated structures across a range of sites in the Solent area of southern England in 2013. This was designed to be at least partially comparable to the original survey of Solent vegetated shingle sites carried out by Cox and Crowther in 2000 (Cox and Crowther 2001). The methodology was based on the National Vegetation Classification, with additional communities identified by Cox and Crowther. Data were collected using NVC quadrats across the surveyed sites. These quadrats were geolocated using hand held GPS. Vegetated shingle communities were found at all the sites visited. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100289 268404 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.69372063000002 50.86348996800005 -1.507798007999952 -0.8867283269999574 text/html application/xml text/html gb100236 The South Wight Maritime European Marine Site (SWS EMS) is comprised of a variety of different types of reef including chalk, limestone, sandstone, clay / mudstone, greensand bedrock and boulder reefs, along with a number of sea caves and sea cave complexes. This high diversity of habitats is of considerable value as they support a high diversity of marine communities and therefore the diversity of the whole site. condition. This dataset is derived from a report commissioned by Natural England to assess the condition of intertidal rocky shore communities as a sub feature of the Reefs as well as the intertidal sea cave communities. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100236 1989958 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.57477728800005 50.699249542000054 -1.5906401709999611 -1.0608784449999573 text/html application/xml text/html gb100240 A Natural England commissioned intertidal survey conducted by the Centre for Marine and Coastal Studies (CMACS). The aim of the survey was to provide a baseline dataset for future management and condition monitoring of the intertidal interest features in the Dee Estuary. Phase I Biotope Mapping including sediment cores for fauna and Particle Size Analysis. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100240 509224 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.29237904100005 53.54786078400007 -3.231993752999927 -2.7417317109999426 text/html application/xml text/html gb100250 The data gathered from the surveys was used to compare to the original biotopes recorded in 2001, and provide an assessment of the Reef Feature using advice from Regulation 33. The main notable differences were the loss off Mytilus biotopes from transects 2 and 4, and a expansion in Mytilus biotopes in transect 9. The first target set by Regulation 33, of no decrease in extent and diversity of rocky shore biotopes has been met, with Flamborough Head still notable for its range of rocky shore biotopes. The second target set is to ensure that the distribution of characteristic chalk cliff biotopes, does not significantly decrease from the original baseline survey but this could not be assessed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100250 307108 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.09833893800002 54.13373542100002 -0.1613305829999376 -0.0745633529999736 text/html application/xml text/plain text/html gb100374 Littoral sediments are found across the intertidal zone and range from boulders, through gravel and sand, to silt and clay (mud). The type of sediment is critical to structuring biological community composition. Sand shores usually support a range of oligochaetes, polychaetes and crustaceans, and muddy shores also favour bivalves. The invertebrate communities present in littoral sediments can support large populations of predatory birds. Littoral sediment environments are extremely dynamic and can change markedly over time. The aim of this project was to undertake a field survey of the intertidal sediments of the SSSIs located at Brading Marshes to St. Helen's Ledges, King's Quay Shore, and the Yar Estuary, Isle of Wight in order to enable a condition assessment of the littoral sediment feature. The survey determined: the extent of the sediment feature; the biological communities present, the sediment character, and the distribution of the biotopes, at each site. The methods followed the standard guidelines for monitoring intertidal environments (Davies et al., 2001). Background information on the study sites was collated in July-August 2008 and the field survey was conducted 17 August-20 September 2008. Maps and aerial photographs were used to compare the extent of littoral sediment in the field, and the distribution of biotopes was mapped using a walkover Phase 1 survey, including photographs. Each site was then sub-sampled representatively (15-25 cells per site) using relatively rapid techniques to record sediment type and macrofauna. More detailed sampling of sediment character and biotope composition was undertaken at five transects per site, each with a mid and lower shore sampling station, where photographs were taken and sediment cores were collected for particle size analysis and identification of infauna in the laboratory. All field data were spatially referenced and integrated within a GIS. Data analysis consisted of summary statistics and multivariate statistical techniques using PRIMER (Clarke and Warwick 2001). There were few methodological constraints, although access to the western shore at the Yar Estuary was restricted. The total extent of littoral habitat mapped at Brading Marshes to St. Helen's Ledges was 130ha. The most extensive biotope type was Polychaetes on littoral fine sand (LS.LSa.FiSa.Po), which covered 40% of the site and formed large flats outside Bembridge harbour. Inside the harbour, Polychate/bivalve dominated mid estuarine mud shores (LS.LMu.MEst) dominated. This pattern reflected a marked contrast between the more exposed littoral sediments outside the harbour, where fine/medium sand and gravel were typical, and the poorly sorted silt with clay inside the harbour. Sediment infauna was generally not abundant and showed variable species richness and density, with a high community dissimilarity between samples. Polychaetes such as Lanice conchilega, Hediste diversicolor and Nephtys spp. were most characteristic but the snail Hydrobia ulvae dominated the community within the harbour. A patch of eelgrass (Zostera) was mapped in the intertidal zone. King's Quay Shore comprised almost 50ha of littoral sediment. A variety of sandy biotope types characterised the site, with Barren or amphipod dominated mobile sand shores (LS.LSaMoSa) and Polychates on littoral fine sand (LS.LSa.FiSa.Po) each covering a third of its area. Sediments were dominated by brown, very fine/medium sand of variable thickness, overlying a basal sub-unit of stiff brown/grey clay, often with a veneer of mixed gravel at or near the surface. The sediment supported moderate faunal diversity and numbers, and there was considerable community dissimilarity between samples. The polychaete Heteroclymene robusta was most abundant, supported by polychaetes Lanice conchilega and Arenicola marina, and the periwinkle Littorina littorea. Oysters (Ostrea edulis) and eelgrass (Zostera) were both recorded at the site during the survey. A total of approximately 42ha of littoral sediment was mapped at the Yar Estuary, with 86% of this comprising the Polychaete/bivalve dominated mid estuarine mud shores (LS.LMu.MEst) biotope type. Throughout the estuary, sediments were dominated by very poorly and poorly sorted grey/dark grey/black silt and clay (mud), which were often highly anoxic at shallow depths. Sediment samples showed that there were few faunal species present but they were in some abundance. The snail Hydrobia ulvae was by far the most numerous, contributing substantially to community similarity across the site, although the vast majority of shells were empty. The bivalve Abra tenuis and the polychaete Arenicola marina were locally quite abundant. There was some evidence of saltmarsh erosion at the site, possibly resulting in increased littoral sediment habitat. Multivariate comparisons of all three sites highlight the dissimilarity between the Yar sediment, which has quite a uniformly small grain size, and the mixed or larger grain sizes that characterise the other two sites. The faunal composition showed high dissimilarity between all sites and a clear distinction between communities from silt substrates and those where sand predominates, suggesting that community composition is influenced both by sediment type and site characteristics. Brading Marshes to St. Helen's Ledges and King's Quay Shore both contain a good range of biotopes and could be considered to represent diverse sedimentary landscapes. In general, the sediment tended to be rather species-poor, especially at the Yar Estuary, and faunal abundance was limited, except at the Yar where snails were numerous. It is possible, however, that the sampling intensity was insufficient to adequately represent the faunal population. It appears that the condition of the littoral sediment feature is favourable at Brading Marshes to St. Helen's Ledges and King's Quay Shore SSSIs, although at both sites invertebrate numbers seem to be quite low and there is a limited amount of comparable information so monitoring is advisable. At the Yar Estuary, a comparison with previous information indicates that the quality of the sediment infauna may have declined and the extent of littoral sediment increased over the past 30 years, although natural dynamics make establishing a baseline difficult. Thus, the condition of the littoral sediment feature at the Yar Estuary SSSI appears favourable for sediment attributes but may be declining for biotope composition. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100374 1208716 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.682718148000035 50.86976888400004 -1.510030335999943 -1.086385699999937 text/html application/xml text/html fr004054 Map of the seabed habitats in the Natura 2000 site of the Archipel des Glénan produced by Touria BAJJOUK, Anouar HAMDI and Julie DUCHENE by harmonising and merging several cartographic data carried out between 1998 and 2010 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004054 17230 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.56085366800017 47.87934977900016 -4.157017815999893 -3.7934641199998964 text/html application/xml text/html cy004001 The main inshore biocenosis : infraliitoral algae, Posidonia oceanica, Fine sand, coralligenous community, costal detritic and muddy sand habitat of Akamas Penisula MPA features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External CY004001 157 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 34.888024941000005 35.15494994600004 32.240362522000055 32.387286749000054 text/html application/xml text/html dz004001 The main inshore biocenosis : infraliitoral algae, Posidonia oceanica, coralligenous community, costal detritic, Gravel and pebbles, sanddy muddy and muddy sand habitat of Rachgoun island(Argelia) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DZ004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 35.31178978100007 35.33227809900007 -1.4886132909999785 -1.4698343009999346 text/html application/xml text/html il004001 The main inshore biocenosis (≤ 43m depth): infraliitoral algae, coralligenous community, fine sand, gravel and coarse sand and maërl or rhodolith beds and coastal detritic) of the Rosh Haniqra-Akhziv area features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IL004001 66 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 33.03300336700004 33.09316333600003 35.06444114700002 35.105689297000026 text/html application/xml text/html es004001 Data derives from Ana de la Torriente's article, published on January 2019.In this work, distribution models were applied to nine benthic habitats on a Mediterranean seamount within an MPA for conservation purposes. Benthic habitat occurrences were identified from 55 remotely operated vehicle (ROV) transects, at depths from 76 to 700 m, and data derived from multibeam bathymetry. For more informations refer to https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/aqc.3075 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External ES004001 680 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 36.49206945300005 36.574858003000024 -2.9175353979999272 -2.8113566849999643 text/html application/xml text/html mt004001 Data derives from Mariacristina Prampolini's article, published on July 2018. This study presents a multi-method approach to map the marine habitats of the continental shelf off the NW coast of Malta and the E coasts of the Maltese Islands, using predominantly MBES bathymetry and backscatter with ground-truthing in selected locations in the E part only. The main results obtained from these analyses are an automatic classification of the seafloor morphology, a sediment map of the continental shelf of NW Malta and east of the Maltese archipelago and the first full benthic habitat map of the continental shelf offshore E and NW coast of Malta. For more informations refer to https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0272771417306005 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MT004001 232 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 35.846204457000034 36.08820850800003 14.250738478000073 14.61942966900005 text/html application/xml text/html fr004079 The map of the intertidal habitats of the Natura 2000 FR5300010 site was produced by LEMAR laboratory within the framework of the European Natura 2000 network at the request of the DREAL Bretagne. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004079 628 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.39215365400003 48.445089437000014 -4.383396639999944 -4.269585349999943 text/html application/xml text/html fr004080 The digital map of intertidal habitats of the Natura 2000 site FR5300019 - Presqu'île de Crozon is a multi-source product of the Agence des aires marines protégées (2000-2009). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004080 4062 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 48.165040669000064 48.34403349200004 -4.63447257699994 -4.367066879999925 text/html application/xml text/html gb000005 2013 EA MCZ Subtidal Verification Survey Newquay and the Gannel features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB000005 3566 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.147457032157237 -5.0675262218688335 50.40489674309806 50.43491726181174 text/html application/xml text/html gb100308 A small team of divers undertook a survey of the Fal estuary during the period 27th-31st August 1999 to assess the amount of Zostera marina and also the amount of Maerl on the St. Mawes bank and St. Mawes harbour. The team found and mapped three main Zostera beds and identified small patches of Zostera at two further locations. No detailed attempt was made to survey these beds for the presence of parasitic slime mould nor the amount of epiphyte cover. The team also carried out fourteen separate transect dives to record the percentage amount of both total maerl and also live maerl. The main maerl species present was lithothamnion calcareum. This was supplemented with a more detailed survey round a fixed datum point situated off Castle Point at the entrance to St. Mawes harbour. Large deposits of maerl were found on St. Mawes bank and also round the central datum marker often with a high percentage of this live especially in shallow water. The maerl was often found in association with the brown algae Cutleria mult features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100308 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 26 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.0288096110643 -5.010125170584245 50.15041866873543 50.17194584915714 text/html application/xml text/html gb100239 This dataset is a spatially continuous survey of subtidal sedimentary habitats and benthos around Lundy. The survey was undertaken in August 2007. A novel approach was used to provide a more cost-effective, objective and reliable method for biotope mapping. Spatial continuity of mapping was achieved by using GIS-modelled output of key physical parameters. Relationships between these physically defined polygons and benthic data from 49 grab samples were used to define the biotopes and their boundaries. Ten subtidal sedimentary biotopes were identified. A total of 478 invertebrate taxa and 9 seaweeds were recorded in the survey. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100239 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 330 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.702302309054676 -4.629237107785435 51.1498353459402 51.217914842917835 text/html application/xml text/html gb001496 The Utopia site was considered for inclusion in a network of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in UK waters designed to meet conservation objectives under the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009. Prior to the dedicated surveys the site assessment had been made on the basis of best available evidence drawn largely from historical data modelled habitat maps and stakeholder knowledge of the area. The purpose of the survey was to provide direct evidence of the presence and extent of the broadscale habitats (BSH) and habitat FOCI (Features of Conservation Importance) that had been detailed in the original Site Assessment Document (SAD) (Balanced Seas 2011). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001496 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 187 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.8934291415750071 -0.8619221882552796 50.63957060014895 50.66551221428384 text/html application/xml text/html gb001331 South Dorset MCZ is located approximately 17.5 km south of St Alban’s (St Aldhelm’s) Head, to the south-east of Swanage (Figure 1). The South Dorset recommended Reference Area (rRA) sits within this site. The South Dorset MCZ was included in the proposed network because of its contribution to Ecological Network Guidance (ENG) criteria to broadscale habitats (BSH), and its added ecological importance. Prioritisation of rMCZ sites for further evidence collection was informed by a gap analysis and evidence assessment. The prime objective was to elevate the confidence status for as many rMCZs as feasible to support designation in terms of the amount and quality of evidence for the presence and extent of broadscale habitat features and habitat FOCI and, where possible, species FOCI. The confidence status was originally assessed in the SADs according to Technical Protocol E (Natural England and the JNCC, 2012). The confidence score for the presence and extent of broadscale habitats and habitat FOCI reported for the South Dorset rMCZ was considered to be Low to Moderate (Lieberknecht et al., 2011; JNCC and Natural England, 2012). This site was therefore prioritised for additional evidence collection. The overall survey aim was to collect acoustic and groundtruthing data to allow the production of an updated map which could be used to inform the presence of broadscale habitats and habitat FOCI, and to allow estimates to be made of their spatial extent within the rMCZ1. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001331 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 263694 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.4124731588893176 -2.008517495963179 50.354774875899984 50.4182282242307 application/xml text/html text/html gb100311 The Alde, Ore and Butley Estuaries SAC is nationally and internationally important due its populations of breeding and overwintering birds. Within the Alde, Ore and Butley Estuaries there is a range of littoral sediment and rock biotopes (the latter on sea defences) that are of high diversity and species richness for estuaries in eastern England. Water quality is excellent throughout. The area is relatively natural, being largely undeveloped by man and with very limited industrial activity. The estuary contains large areas of shallow water over subtidal sediments, and extensive mudflats and saltmarshes exposed at low water. Its diverse and species-rich intertidal sand and mudflat biotopes grade naturally along many lengths of the shore into vegetated or dynamic shingle habitat, saltmarsh, grassland and reedbed. The features associated with the Alde-Ore and Butley Estuary are subtidal sediment communities including, Mid-shore areas of mixed substrata, covered by a blanket of the ephemeral algae Ulva lactuca and Enteromorpha spp. Tide swept communities present on the low shore, where the Alde joins the Butley, featuresanemones Sagartia spp., the peacock worm Sabella pavonina, the slipper limpet Crepidula fornicata and red algae. Well-sorted mud on the low shore throughout the estuary with a range of polychaetes. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100311 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 4157 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.457789047933785 1.5979857195928509 52.036040391854655 52.16133851772661 application/xml text/html text/html gb100359 Marine Ecological Surveys Ltd (MESL) has been commissioned by Natural England to carryout a desk based study to produce marine habitat maps for the subtidal areas within the Solent Maritime SAC, using available acoustic and ground‐truth data to inform the habitat mapping exercise. The study was designed to allow for a condition assessment of the site’s qualifying features with a specific focus on the subtidal sandbanks, whilst providing data to help inform future management measures of the site. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100359 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 409 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.506284331747338 -0.8289726178443589 50.68982139481977 50.884808196913795 text/html application/xml text/html gb001220 The Dover to Folkestone rMCZ lies to the west of the Dover Harbour wall, encompassing a narrow stretch of intertidal and subtidal coastline habitat and was proposed by the Balanced Seas project. The Site Assessment Document states that the site covers an area of 20.13 km2 and comprises mostly chalk reefs that grade seawards into coarse sediments. It is also stated that the site contains intertidal and subtidal Blue Mussel beds in addition to Rossworm (Sabellaria spinulosa) reefs. The overall survey aim was to verify the presence of the subtidal features proposed for designation within the Dover to Folkestone rMCZ. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB001220 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 2691 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.2022205935933605 1.3355100193198353 51.07383402976378 51.113750153243004 text/html application/xml text/html bg000001 This is the map of rocky reefs covered by algaes. This is the result of Bulgarian Black Sea monitoring during 2018 as a result of Agreement No. 409/03.07.2018 and Annex No. 1/30.10.2018 between the Black Sea Region Basin Directorate and the Institute of Oceanology-BAS on the basis of Order No.RD-410/03.07.2018 of the Minister of the Environment and waters for the implementation of the Marine Water Monitoring Program in 2018 in relation to the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). In 2018, sampling, monitoring, photo and video recording was carried out on 21 transects from the northern coast of the Black Sea, 82 destructive samples were taken, more than 400 photos and videos were taken. In the map are included parts covered by investigation. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BG000001 548 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.05435379100004 43.51826595400007 27.90203962200007 28.60167223600007 text/html application/xml text/html gb100330 Habitat map "GB100330" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100330 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 195 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.224943247958976 -2.8104179957217705 53.86068263877747 54.22085035907979 text/html application/xml text/html gb100242 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100242 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 142 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.204339062800975 -3.1871296919500103 54.07596903615088 54.08228775118065 text/html application/xml text/html gb100302 Habitat map "GB100302" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100302 6178 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.1265724054231097 -2.3787720417420526 51.16073677890211 51.77986302395402 text/html application/xml text/html ie005001 This map shows subtidal reef habitats in Kilkieran Bay. MBES bathymetry and its derivatives slope, rugosity and variability, were used in a Random Forest model trained using video sample data to predict high level EUNIS (version 2022) habitats. The MBES bathymetric data were collected as part of the Irish national seabed mapping programme - INFOMAR. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005001 466 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.19909488500008 53.38611200000008 -9.802034315999945 -9.554808492999937 text/html application/xml text/html gb100275 "This map is the result of surveys commissioned by Natural England were undertaken by Ecospan Enivronmental Ltd during the spring low tides in September and October 2013 and March 2014. These surveys were designed to provide additional data and a partial baseline data set on the extent and presence of certain features within the Axe estuary rMCZ. A total of five sediment habitat types were identified and mapped during the course of the surveys; three littoral mud, one littoral sand and muddy sand, and one mixed sediment. The majority of the sediment area was composed of mud habitat types dominated by the polychaete Hediste diversicolor but containing a variety of other species depending on the position within the estuary." features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100275 504 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.70276445300002 50.72086775000008 -3.0608853779999663 -3.0546494469999743 text/html application/xml text/html gb100304 The Shell Flat and Lune Deep candidate Special Area of Conservation is a Site of Community Importance, and current evidence identifies the qualifying Annex 1 habitat and feature: Sandbanks which are slightly covered by water all the time. Fylde MCZ lies immediately adjacent to the South of Shell Flat and was designated in 2013 for its subtidal sand Broad Scale Habitat feature, although subtidal mud also occurs across approximately 50% of the site. This map is the result of a study that undertook analysis of the available data in the Shell Flat and Lune Deep Site of Community Importance (SCI) and Fylde Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ) to produce topography and habitat maps to the highest practicable resolution, and identify changes in biota, habitats and topography over time across the sites. In total, 11 biotopes were assigned over the Shell Flat and Lune Deep SCI and Fylde MCZ. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100304 480 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.63450209700005 53.97397379300002 -3.4013682259999314 -3.0574101369999767 text/html application/xml text/html gb100303 "Site Condition Monitoring has been (SCM) undertaken to determine whether the status of the special interest features which underpin the designation of habitats or areas are being maintained, and to guide site management action where appropriate. This study aimed to provide additional baseline data against which future changes can be measured to support Natural England’s overall programme of monitoring and surveillance of the sites into the future." features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100303 559 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.08052929300004 50.278605127000034 -5.21100163699998 -4.963537609999946 text/html application/xml text/html gb100264 This map is the result of a combination of drop-down/towed video (DDTV) and diver surveys were carried out on the seagrass beds within Plymouth Sound SAC. The DDTV surveys were carried out by Ecospan Environmental Ltd, and the diver surveys by Natural England. The principal aim of the surveys was to obtain standardised biological information for the seagrass beds within the SAC, and to compare these data with previous studies (where possible) for the purpose of condition monitoring of the seagrass sub-feature. An additional objective was to review DDTV and diving methods in order to assess the feasibility of using only one method in future condition assessments. The study was also intended as a pilot for a standardised monitoring protocol for assessing the density of Zostera marina under the requirements of the Water Framework Directive. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100264 512 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.30964611300004 50.361199193000054 -4.1974118369999465 -4.055336709999949 text/html application/xml text/html gb100314 One of the key responsibilities of the statutory nature conservation agencies in the UK is the identification and protection of a series of sites intended to conserve important wildlife and earth science features. Such sites may be designated under national legislation (e.g. Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs)), or European legislation such as Special Areas of Conservation (SACs) under the Habitats Directive, and Special Protection Areas (SPAs) under the Birds Directive. Regular monitoring of sites is undertaken in order to assess the effectiveness of legislative and policy measures in contributing to biodiversity conservation. The intertidal mudflats and sandflats are a designated interest feature of the Solway Firth estuary, and as such, the survey reported here has aimed to provide data to support the overall monitoring programme of the site. Ultimately, the data will form a part of the ongoing condition assessment for the site. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100314 553 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.79749829800004 54.984416049000046 -3.4721340249999457 -3.064516486999935 text/html application/xml text/html gb100364 Marine Ecological Surveys Limited (MESL) was commissioned by Natural England to conduct an intertidal monitoring survey of the Berwickshire and North Northumberland (BNNC) Special Area of Conservation (SAC) specifically looking at the intertidal mud and sand flats. The survey was undertaken by MESL between the 29th August and the 7th September, 2015 and involved Phase I mapping and Phase II sampling of the intertidal mud and sand flats found throughout the site. The study focuses on a number of embayments found within the site, which include Embleton Bay, Beadnell Bay, Budle Bay, Fenham Flats, Holy Island Sands, Ross Back Sands, Cheswick Sands and Goswick Sands. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100364 547 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 55.49440647100004 55.72496050700004 -1.9444043129999495 -1.6062953509999718 text/html application/xml text/plain gb100353 A combination of drop-down/towed video (DD/TV) and diver surveys were carried out on the subtidal seagrass beds within the Fal and Helford Special Area of Conservation (SAC) between June and September 2015. The DD/TV surveys were carried out by Ecospan Environmental Ltd, and the diver surveys by Natural England. The results and conclusions drawn from both survey methods are reported here together. The principal aim of the surveys was to obtain standardised biological information for the seagrass beds within the SAC, and to compare these data with previous studies for the purpose of condition monitoring of the seagrass sub-feature where possible. These surveys were intended to provide an ecological baseline for assessment of specific attributes to inform the condition from which to assess future change where previous data does not exist. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100353 504 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.068740183000045 50.175339679000054 -5.124924737999947 -5.007902347999958 text/html application/xml text/html gb100259 At the instruction of Natural England, Marine Ecological Surveys Limited (MESL) conducted the survey of intertidal sediments within the Portsmouth Harbour Special Protected Area (SPA)/Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). MESL undertook the Portsmouth Harbour SPA/SSSI assessment in a single survey conducted between the 20th - 22nd of September 2013. The survey was specifically designed to gather information on the littoral sediment features of Portsmouth Harbour SPA/SSSI, and thus a dataset to inform future condition monitoring of the site. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100259 517 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.783905913000055 50.85265285700007 -1.179362312999956 -1.078415262999954 text/html application/xml text/html gb100317 Morecambe Bay is an ecologically diverse area, encompassing the coastal plain estuaries of the rivers Wyre, Lune, Keer, Kent and Leven which form an extensive area of shallow coastal sediments (Sotheran and Walton, 1997). The Morecambe Bay Special Area of Conservation (SAC) was designated under the Natura 2000 programme in 2005 due to the substantial amounts of Annex I habitat present within the Bay which include; ‘estuaries,’ ‘mudflats and sandflats not covered by water at low tide,’ ‘large shallow inlets and bays,’ ‘sandbanks which are slightly covered by sea water all the time’ and ‘reefs.’ In order to inform site condition monitoring, Seastar Survey Ltd. were contracted by Natural England to undertake a drop-down camera survey in the Morecambe Bay SAC in order to define the distribution and extent of any subtidal cobble and boulder skear communities present. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100317 520 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.94161554200008 54.08173210800002 -3.2109155059999352 -2.9150414789999672 text/html application/xml text/html gb100274 Natural England has commissioned surveys in order to monitor and assess the extent and condition of the mudflats and sandflats not covered by seawater at low tide feature of the Alde, Ore and Butley Estuaries SAC. Natural England in partnership with Environment Agency, Cefas, and Defra have additionally requested that the surveys add to the current information available for the Alde Ore Estuary rMCZ. More specifically, the data collection is proposed to add to knowledge on the presence and extent of the Habitats of Conservation Importance (HOCI) within the rMCZ boundary where more evidence is required. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100274 553 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.03883804500002 52.16667349400007 1.4570136880000744 1.5992342820000542 text/html application/xml text/html gb100373 The Dee Estuary is located on the north-west British coastline between the Wirral Peninsula in England and north-east Wales. It covers an area of 14,000 ha and is one of the largest estuaries in the UK. Coastal processes are dominated by strong tidal streams and large sediment fluxes affecting the intertidal. The primary task of this study was to undertake dedicated survey work in order to derive high quality data on existing biotopes and supporting physical attributes. Additional evidence from surface contaminants samples and anthropogenic pressure information was collected to assist with assessment of change against historical evidence for each sub-feature. A parallel high level evaluation was also conducted on the presence of key benthic prey items for designated bird species. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100373 479 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.26714825000005 53.439867041000056 -3.2300947939999674 -3.0692203579999386 text/html application/xml text/html gb000018 The Institute of Estuarine and Coastal Studies (IECS) was commissioned by Forewind Ltd to carry out a Phase 1 biotope survey of the intertidal zone located between the towns of Redcar and Marske-by-the-Sea, Tees estuary, Teesside. This area has been identified as a preferred landfall location for export cables, with the ultimate aim of connecting offshore wind farms off the Teesside coastline to the National Grid. The intertidal survey was completed as part of the development of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) required from Forewind Ltd to continue with the proposal to use this area as a landfall site. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000018 449 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.596141499000055 54.610711149000046 -1.0412857279999344 -1.006849736999925 text/html application/xml text/html gb100299 Natural England (NE), in partnership with Cefas and the Devon and Severn Inshore Fisheries Conservation Authority (IFCA), conducted a field survey to determine the presence and extent of the biogenic reef feature within the Torbay area of the Lyme Bay and Torbay candidate Special Area of Conservation (cSAC). Surveys were undertaken on the 25th/26th September and 4th October. Ground-truthing sample locations, intended to identify the presence and extent of Mytilus edulis beds on sediment, were identified using indicative signatures from existing acoustic datasets alongside previous point data records and local knowledge. Ground-truthing techniques included the acquisition of video and still images of the seabed. In February 2024 the map was translated to EUNIS 07 classification system by JNCC. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100299 519 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.31281160400015 50.73347769800011 -3.6164430079998175 -2.615839498999895 text/html application/xml text/html gb100276 Natural England in partnership with the Environment Agency, CEFAS, and DEFRA have commissioned a number of surveys to add to the current information available for recommended Marine Conservation Zones (rMCZ) throughout England. More specifically, the data collected is intended to add to the knowledge on the extent and presence of certain features at intertidal sites where more evidence is required. The surveys are required to determine the presence and extent of Broad Scale Habitats (BSHs) and Habitats of Conservation Importance (HOCI), as well as the presence of Species of Conservation Importance (SOCI). In addition they will provide a partial baseline data set to inform a future assessment of condition. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100276 550 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.37956800100006 50.43947354100002 -3.6904173459999465 -3.5747309259999724 text/html application/xml text/html gb000371 SNH commissioned the BioMar project to map the distribution of biotopes and lifeforms in the Sound of Arisaig pSAC, and in addition, undertake further detailed studies of the maerl beds within the site. Video and grab samples were collected, and 12 sites surveyed in detail by diving to collect samples for maerl analysis and characterisation of the biotopes associated with the maerl. 23 biotopes were identified from the video samples and by the MNCR sealochs survey. A map of the predicted biotope distribution based on the acoustic characteristics of the sea bed was prepared for the survey area. This map is available in the Annex I and EUNIS 2007-11 classification systems. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000371 17734839 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 56.75277815778581 56.86160986070654 -5.975018538274865 -5.706329408075714 text/html application/xml text/html gb001132 Annex I habitat map created from data collected on the CEND 11/08 survey to Solan Bank - subsequently translated to EUNIS. Sublittoral sediments defined using acoustic and groundtruth data. Survey Techniques: Kongsberg EM3000D multi beam echosounder; Benthos SIS 1624 towed sidescan sonar; 0.1m2 Hamon grab; Rock dredge; Camera sledge; Drop frame video camera. See JNCC report 430, 2010 for more information. Orthorectified aerial photography used was flown to a scale of 1:5000. Photography was flown at low tide on a spring tide between the months of April and September to ensure maximum vegetation coverage. As a result of this and due to adverse weather conditions over some of the key tidal windows the whole project area was not captured in one block, but flown in stages between 2006 and 2009. Although ground-truthing was undertaken to support and validate the habitat map, not all areas were ground-truthed. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001132 5555439 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 58.82899060073566 59.2490475050384 -5.288522315252569 -4.81724044179292 text/html application/xml text/html gb001133 The aim of the survey was to map the seabed environment around North Rona. The survey will form the baseline for future management of the area to determine the scope and nature of any appropriate assessment. The survey area encompasses the seabed all around North Rona. In order to record and characterise the habitats around North Rona, Seastar Survey Ltd. undertook an acoustic and a ground-truthing survey (video/still photography survey) in 2009. The aim of the acoustic element of the survey was to identify different backscatter returns and describe as well as delineate the extent of the various seabed habitat types occurring around North Rona. A digital sidescan sonar mosaic, in conjunction with single beam echo sounder derived bathymetry, provided the initial broadview to map the substrata present throughout the survey area as well as allowing the identification of any features of interest. The aim of the ground-truthing element of the survey was to provide a description of the richness and diversity of the habitats on both rocky reef and the softer sediments. The biotope distribution and species composition was developed through interpretation of drop-down video footage and digital still photography, taken after evaluation of the sidescan mosaic. The results of all elements of the survey were used to create a Geographical Information System (GIS) which enabled a high level of processing, interpretation and display of the sidescan sonar mosaic, bathymetry, substrata types, biotopes and the digital photography. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001133 183273 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 59.11096071656384 59.14022918762698 -5.85524941103141 -5.799958120370897 text/html application/xml text/html gb001134 Data collected aboard the MV Franklin in July 2009: Acoustics (Multibeam echosounder), Drop camera/towed video (10 sites). The original survey plan (Stewart 2009) for the Anton Dohrn Seamount AoS involved a combination of radial transects on the top of Anton Dohrn and a suite of transects parallel to the flanks of the seamount both at the top of the flank and a level near the base the flank tohighlight the lower level of possible rock or hard substrate. The survey plan was subsequently modified to provide an area of multibeam coverage over two areas on the flanks of the seamount. The areas selected were on the south-eastern flank and the northwestern flank (Figure 5) and included diverse morphological features noted during the SEA 7 2005 survey (Jacobs 2006). The areas would provide a contrast between the south-eastern area primarily subject to southern water masses and the north-western area occasionally influenced by ÔÇÿcolderÔÇÖ NSDW waters spilling over the Wyville Thomson Ridge. The two case study areas also differ in the height of the cliff surrounding the seamount. In the northwestern area the break in slope is at around 845m below sea level with the cliff descending to the moat at around 2195m depth, the slope levels off below 1700m at the foot of the cliff. The south-eastern area shows a subtle break in slope at around 875m below sea level and a major break in slope at around 1100m below sea level before the cliff descends towards the centre of the moat at around 2300m water depth. The range of morphological features observed on the lower slopes of also differed. Both the original biotope map showign Annex I habitats and a translated EUNIS version are available. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB001134 58909637 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 57.15965950668094 58.111636579764436 -11.626113262716833 -10.507348183771615 text/html application/xml text/html gb100355 The East Coast Regional Environmental Characterisation (REC) Programme is a multidisciplinary investigation that has employed “state of the art” techniques to develop a broad understanding of the habitats and areas of archaeological interest over an extensive area of approximately 3,300 km2 of the seabed off East Anglia. The study was conducted over a three-year period and has been funded by the Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund.This dataset identifies specific areas of Sabellaria spinulosa Annex I biogenic reef within the Haisborough, Hammond & Winterton SAC. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine GB100355 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 578 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.6660536459371615 2.3952083588787336 52.15560763000964 52.94218826337773 text/html application/xml text/html it005029 These data comes from field observation of this protected benthic species within the boundaries of the Circeo National Park. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IT005029 494 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 41.38372396000005 41.38378366900002 12.91537705400003 12.915484043000047 text/html application/xml gb100283 The Manacles Marine Conservation Zone is a small site situated approximately 10km south of Falmouth on the south coast of Cornwall. The main features of this site are the outstanding subtidal rocky reef communities which grow on The Manacles themselves. The MCZ also encompasses the littoral rock and sediment features of the shore line which are the subject of this report. Phase I and Phase II surveys of the littoral habitats were undertaken by Ecospan Environmental Ltd during the spring tides on the 5th of December 2013 and the 3rd of March 2014. These surveys were commissioned by Natural England and were designed to provide additional data on the extent and presence of certain features within the MCZ. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100283 511 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.03963164900005 50.05516090400004 -5.0697522789999425 -5.055213884999944 text/html application/xml gb100328 The Berwickshire and North Northumberland Coast European Marine Site (BNNC EMS) encompasses 115km of coastline from Alnmouth in Northumberland to Fast Castle Head in Berwickshire. The aim of the work carried out as part of this survey was to determine the condition of the rocky shore features and sub-features of the English section of the Berwickshire and North Northumberland Special Area of Conservation and to determine if these features were in favourable condition. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100328 487 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 55.42310404700004 55.78766216500002 -2.0011848899999336 -1.569356109999944 text/html application/xml gb100280 In order to meet conservation objectives under the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009, the Camel estuary rMCZ is being considered for inclusion in a network of marine protected areas (MPAs) within UK waters. Prior to the current survey, the Site Assessment Document (SAD) was largely based on ‘best available evidence’ drawn from historical data, stakeholder knowledge and modelled habitat maps. The key purpose of the current survey is to provide direct evidence of the presence and extent of the Broad-Scale Habitat (BSH) and Habitats of Conservation Importance (HOCI) and the presence and distribution of Species of Conservation Importance (SOCI). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100280 512 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.51205852100003 50.53631760000006 -4.900577438999959 -4.821972707999975 text/html application/xml gb100300 The Solway Firth is a large macrotidal estuary situated on the west coast of Britain and represents one of the largest tidal embayments in the north eastern Irish Sea. It has been designated as a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) under the EU Habitats Directive and as such Natural England (and Scottish Natural Heritage), have a duty to assess the condition of the SAC’s features once every six years. Natural England has commissioned this study in order to monitor and assess the extent and condition of the intertidal rocky scars sub-feature on the English side of the Solway Firth SAC. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100300 507 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.79812007200007 54.95679756700007 -3.486481936999951 -3.037574965999965 text/html application/xml gb100379 APEM was commissioned by Natural England to conduct an intertidal survey of the intertidal reef habitats within Morecambe Bay Special Area of Conservation (SAC) as part of routine and long-term monitoring of this designated area. The work has been conducted in collaboration with the Centre for Marine & Coastal Studies (CMACS). The purpose of this survey was to assess selected reef features and associated attributes associated within Morecambe Bay as part of the SAC monitoring requirements. This will allow condition assessment judgements to be made on the components of the SAC. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100379 488 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.91898443100007 54.19724159100008 -3.2843039149999527 -2.869567870999958 text/html application/xml gb100350 A seagrass bed off Looe in Cornwall (which is part of the Whitsand Bay and Looe Marine Conservation Zone) was studied using a drop-down video (DDV) survey carried out by IFCA (Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities) in 2015 followed by a diving survey by Natural England (NE) in 2017. Aim: To provide data on the extent and distribution of eelgrass (Zostera marina) to inform Natural England dive surveys to assess the feature condition. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100350 491 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.348356000000074 50.35835000000004 -4.446893999999929 -4.429783999999927 text/html application/xml gb100282 In order to meet conservation objectives under the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009, the Mount’s Bay rMCZ is being considered for inclusion in a network of marine protected areas (MPAs) within UK waters. Prior to the current survey, the Site Assessment Document (SAD) was largely based on ‘best available evidence’ drawn from historical data, stakeholder knowledge and modelled habitat maps. The key purpose of the current survey is to provide direct evidence of the presence and extent of the BSH and Habitats of Conservation Importance (HOCI) and the presence and distribution of Species of Conservation Importance (SOCI). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100282 509 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.09675881200008 50.12890069900002 -5.503046943999947 -5.426729618999956 text/html application/xml gb100281 In order to meet conservation objectives under the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009, the Taw-Torridge estuary rMCZ is being considered for inclusion in a network of marine protected areas (MPAs) within UK waters. Prior to the current survey, the Site Assessment Document (SAD) was largely based on ‘best available evidence’ drawn from historical data, stakeholder knowledge and modelled habitat maps. The key purpose of the current survey is to provide direct evidence of the presence and extent of the BSH and Habitats of Conservation Importance (HOCI) and the presence and distribution of Species of Conservation Importance (SOCI). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100281 521 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.987982062000064 51.094664269000056 -4.206604356999946 -4.050250401999961 text/html application/xml gb100279 In order to meet conservation objectives under the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009, the Otter estuary rMCZ is being considered for inclusion in a network of marine protected areas (MPAs) within UK waters. Prior to the current survey, the Site Assessment Document (SAD) was largely based on ‘best available evidence’ drawn from historical data, stakeholder knowledge and modelled habitat maps. The key purpose of the current survey is to provide direct evidence of the presence and extent of the BSH and Habitats of Conservation Importance (HOCI) and the presence and distribution of Species of Conservation Importance (SOCI). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100279 512 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.62972034200004 50.63761540800004 -3.3118926629999805 -3.3056853089999545 text/html application/xml gb100278 In order to meet conservation objectives under the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009, the Erme estuary recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ) is being considered for inclusion in a network of marine protected areas (MPAs) within UK waters. Prior to the current survey, the Site Assessment Document (SAD) was largely based on ‘best available evidence’ drawn from historical data, stakeholder knowledge and modelled habitat maps. The key purpose of the current survey is to provide direct evidence of the presence and extent of the BSH and Habitats of Conservation Importance (HOCI) and the presence and distribution of Species of Conservation Importance (SOCI). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100278 510 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.30116262900002 50.334863559000034 -3.9607385399999657 -3.928176635999932 text/html application/xml gb100277 In order to meet conservation objectives under the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009, the Devon Avon rMCZ is being considered for inclusion in a network of marine protected areas (MPAs) within UK waters. Prior to the current survey, the Site Assessment Document (SAD) was largely based on ‘best available evidence’ drawn from historical data, stakeholder knowledge and modelled habitat maps. The key purpose of the current survey is to provide direct evidence of the presence and extent of the BSH and Habitats of Conservation Importance (HOCI) and the presence and distribution of Species of Conservation Importance (SOCI). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100277 516 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.27304630700007 50.31060721500005 -3.8952087979999415 -3.836110499999961 text/html application/xml fr005009 This map of marine biocenoses of St-Florent bay, Natura 2000 site FR9400570 (South of Corsica) was made in 2020 by Seaviews. St-Florent bay is include in national marine park « Cap Corse and Agriate ». The typology used is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005009 516 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 42.6742383626104 42.70873507116664 9.253486460731608 9.300316391788101 text/html application/xml fr005007 This is a map of marine natural national french park « Calanques » and also a Natura 2000 site FR9301602 in Mediterranean sea, realized during a mapping program call Cartham by GIS Posidonie. The aim of Cartham was to map all the marine protected areas between 2010 and 2012, to produce data, redact documents to manage these areas (DOCOB), and support european politicals on marine ecosystem. The typology used is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005007 511 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.01992944918477 43.291903950307116 5.191775365840498 5.628964111404684 text/html application/xml fr005006 This is a map of marine natural french park of « Golfe du Lion » in Mediterranean sea, made during a mapping program call Cartham. The aim of Cartham was to map all the marine protected areas between 2010 and 2012, to produce data, redact documents to manage these areas (DOCOB), and support european politicals on marine ecosystem. The typology used is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005006 514 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 42.43496077481996 42.96099587186205 3.0468451587771024 3.8888950935337903 text/html application/xml ie005025 This map shows Osterea edulis reef habitat in Galway Bay. Extent of reef was delineated from multiple dropdown camera observations along survey transect lines. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005025 477 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.17756027290591 53.205744753932414 -8.97881076747717 -8.94992028099324 text/html application/xml ie005024 This map shows reef habitat and communities surrounding Kerry Head and in Tralee Bay on the West Coast of Ireland. Extent of reef was delineated from INFOMAR MBES bathymetric data and the reef was classified into EUNIS level 4 classes using data from video surveys. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005024 478 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.26856483642801 52.56256549341156 -10.12454300967022 -9.683068597670115 text/html application/xml ie005023 This map shows Osterea edulis reef habitat in Kilkieran Bay, off the west coast of Ireland. Extent of reef was delineated from multiple dropdown camera observations along survey transect lines. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005023 480 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.29815579624079 53.37280722423935 -9.734672586032728 -9.615365951544957 text/html application/xml ie005021 This map shows reef habitat and communities surrounding the Blasket Islands off the West Coast of Ireland. Extent of reef was delineated from INFOMAR MBES bathymetric data and the reef was classified into EUNIS level 4 classes using data from video surveys. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005021 483 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.973897181332326 52.22408122696737 -10.825554773235806 -10.396750049657157 text/html application/xml ie005016 This map shows Osterea edulis reef habitat in Clew Bay, off the west coast of Ireland. Extent of reef was delineated from multiple dropdown camera observations along survey transect lines. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005016 475 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.79385837486712 53.89053256446168 -9.658366510610108 -9.575563116755857 text/html application/xml ie005014 This map shows Osterea edulis reef habitat in Lough Swilly, on the north coast of Ireland. Extent of reef was delineated from multiple dropdown camera observations along survey transect lines. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005014 479 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.98538142803237 55.087659716151 -7.623215260280517 -7.461417538592855 text/html application/xml ie005009 This map shows reef habitat and communities surrounding Loop Head off the West Coast of Ireland. Extent of reef was delineated from INFOMAR MBES bathymetric data and the reef was classified into EUNIS level 4 classes using data from video surveys. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005009 477 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.53730825917215 52.76050594132738 -10.04161651427097 -9.51504345599318 text/html application/xml ie005007 This map shows reef habitat off the south coast of Ireland. Extent of reef was delineated from INFOMAR MBES bathymetric data and the reef was classified into EUNIS level 3 classes using biozone data from EUSeaMap 2023. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005007 471 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.2175875210749 52.056153214609836 -9.93248352670986 -7.529921143428735 text/html application/xml ie005008 This map shows Osterea edulis reef habitat in Tralee Bay on the west coast of Ireland. Extent of reef was delineated from multiple dropdown camera observations along survey transect lines. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005008 477 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.25087866836177 52.280116109075415 -10.010603438723479 -9.797355221586997 text/html application/xml ie005006 This map shows reef habitat and communities in Roaringwater Bay off the southwest coast of Ireland. Extent of reef was delineated from INFOMAR MBES bathymetric data and the reef was classified into EUNIS level 4 classes using data from video surveys. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005006 484 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.33496976488786 51.55195987339221 -9.739148711538462 -9.388369992808519 text/html application/xml ie005003 This map shows benthic marine habitats and reef complexes surroounding Sceirde Rocks off the West Coast of Ireland. MBES bathymetry and backscatter were interpreted to classifiy the map into reef areas. ArcGIS Pro Spatial Analyst tools were used to extract the rock outcrops and sediment classes were groundtruthed using sample data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005003 474 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.22031688964503 53.39503777796879 -10.265092540983229 -9.776472381351049 text/html application/xml ie005002 This map shows benthic marine habitats and marine community types in Kilkieran Bay. MBES bathymetry and LiDAR and their derivatives slope, rugosity and variability, were used in a Random Forest model trained using sample data to predict high level EUNIS (version 2022) habitats. The MBES bathymetric and LiDAR data were collected as part of the Irish national seabed mapping programme - INFOMAR. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005002 469 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.75723000212672 53.905601098120016 -10.028578478565919 -9.543453549050014 text/html application/xml bg005001 The map provides broad benthic habitats in the Bulgarian Black Sea taken from an assessment of the physical disturbance on the seabed by mobile bottom-contacting gears and links the pressure intensity to benthic habitats status in the in the Bulgarian Black Sea shelf in 2013-2017.Vessel Monitoring System dataprovided by Executive Agency for Fisheries and Aquaculture were analysed to reconstruct the trawling lines from fishing gear towed on/near the bottom. The physical disturbance intensity was estimated using the swept area ratio (SAR) calculated from reconstructed trawling lines, in grids with cell sizes 0.5x0.5 km. Based on "good" and "not good" status of seabed biota, mean SAR was categorised in two corresponding classes of "low" and "high" pressure intensity as the low/high pressure threshold at mean SAR >0.2. EUSeaMap 2021 (Vasquez et al, 2021) was used to evaluate the extent and proportion of MSFD benthic broad habitat types under physical disturbance from fisheries.The results wre included in Second MSFD assessment Report of Bulgaria features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BG005001 570 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 41.98133320199279 43.73995771936466 27.44260040249838 29.97652151682332 text/html application/xml text/html bg005002 This is the map of rocky reefs covered by algae. This is the result of MSFD report of Bulgarian Black Sea - Report analysis of the state of the marine environment (MSFD) in 2021. Agreement No. D-31-6/12.04.2021 between the Ministry of the Environment and Waters and the Institute of Oceanology - BAS, Varna for the fulfillment of obligations to carry out monitoring of the Black Sea, on the basis of art. 171, para. 2, item 3 of the Law on Waters, Dencheva, Doncheva, Chapter 2.3. Analysis and interpretation of data by descriptor 1.6 dentic habitats, d5c7 - macroalgae, 2022.In the 2021 summer season, sampling, monitoring, photo and video recording was carried out on 21 transects of the Black Sea coast, 252 destructive samples were taken and processed, more than 600 photos and videos were taken along the reefs in the relevant research area features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BG005002 511 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 42.34014957450198 42.93891421195201 27.485064011650593 27.914676391708152 text/html application/xml text/html fr005001 The mapping of habitats on the Natura 2000 site Seine Estuary was carried out as part of the revision of the document of objectives-DOCOB. This data shows mediolittoral and infralittoral habitats in the form of polygons. The original data is in the local classification scheme of 'Benthic marine habitats of Atlantic sea' and has been translated to EUNIS version 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005001 496 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.36585003904153 49.482800167394274 -0.0152338973877435 0.4450601700290387 text/html application/xml text/html fr005008 This is a map of marine natural reserve « Côte Bleue » (Blue Coast), also a Natura 2000 site FR9301999 in Mediterranean sea, realized during a mapping program call Cartham by GIS Posidonie. The aim of Cartham was to map all the marine protected areas between 2010 and 2012, to produce data, redact documents to manage these areas (DOCOB), and support european politicals on marine ecosystem. The typology used is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005008 515 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.22504057198187 43.355874998973604 4.999840630488259 5.289878127176453 text/html application/xml text/html fr005023 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 site FR2300139 'Littoral Cauchois' in Channel and North sea, made by the French Office of Biodiversity. Several typologies were initialy used: EUNIS 2012, Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats, and french typology of Atlantic and North seas habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005023 516 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.50649800000003 50.06232000000001 0.0623370000000008 1.3699119999999936 text/html application/xml text/html fr005024 This is a map of French marine Natura 2000 site FR2500086 'Tatihou, Saint-Vaast la Hougue' in Channel and North sea, made in 2017 by the French Office of Biodiversity. Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012, Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats, and French typology of Atlantic and North seas habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005024 506 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.569371682994436 49.61272873493756 -1.3057217516959998 -1.220546569325753 text/html application/xml text/html fr005025 This is a map of French marine Natura 2000 site FR2500088 'Marais du Cotentin et du Bessin - Baie des Veys' in Channel and North sea, made in 2020 by the French Office of Biodiversity. Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005025 546 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.31202847524871 49.4718337632784 -1.240138288667022 -1.0331305432064672 text/html application/xml text/html fr005027 This is a map of French future marine park of 'Bassin d’Arcachon' in the Atlantic sea, revised by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2016. Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005027 518 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 44.534002465026646 44.775456387038965 -1.2990940624813572 -0.9980676011304807 text/html application/xml text/html fr005028 This is a map of French marine Natura 2000 site FR5202010 'Plateau du Four' in the Atlantic sea, revised by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2016. Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005028 526 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.244479198205724 47.305512906014265 -2.6859684053993327 -2.6100616458632326 text/html application/xml text/html fr005030 This is a map of French marine Natura 2000 site FR5200627 "Marais salants de Guérande, traicts du Croisic et Dunes de Pen Bron" realized in 2019 by Bio-Littoral and revised by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2021.Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012, Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats and French typology of Atlantic and North seas habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005030 514 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.256683868939696 47.34548918237435 -2.552419826891037 -2.4184414639187106 text/html application/xml text/html fr005031 This is a map of external marine Natura 2000 sites 'Estuaire de la Loire' realized in 2013 by SARL-TBM and revised in 2018 by the French Office of Biodiversity as part of the ‘analyse and risk on fisheries 2017/2018’ programme on marine habitats along the French Atlantic coast. Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005031 531 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 46.90602180195933 47.28373252585079 -2.517190643244458 -2.027375830850357 text/html application/xml text/html fr005032 This is a map of French marine Natura 2000 sites FR7200776 'Falaises de Saint-Jean-de-Luz à Biarritz', FR7200775 'Domaine d'Abbadia et corniche basque' and FR7200813 'Côte Basque rocheuse et extension au large' revised in 2016 by the French Office of Biodiversity. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005032 553 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.37700082825128 43.50725688389618 -1.7654829295277312 -1.5463243504516297 text/html application/xml text/html fr005033 This is a map of French marine Natura 2000 FR5200626 "Marais du Mès, baie et dunes de Pont-Mahé, étang du Pont de Fer" realized by Bio-Littoral in 2019. Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012, Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats and French typology of Atlantic and North seas habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005033 507 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.408322250818884 47.44822477713483 -2.4735396559409266 -2.4307949447816313 text/html application/xml text/html fr005034 This is a map of French marine Natura 2000 site FR5200653 "Marais breton, baie de Bourgneuf, île de Noirmoutier et forêt de Monts" realized by Bio-Littoral in 2019. Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012, Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats and French typology of Atlantic and North seas habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005034 506 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 46.68760639845273 47.10412365610748 -2.3234244979263448 -1.9583011011886455 text/html application/xml text/html fr005035 This is a map of French marine Natura 2000 sites FR5202013 "Plateaux rocheux de l'ile d'Yeu" and FR5200654 "Côtes rocheuses, dunes, landes et marais de l'ile d'Yeu" realized in 2017 by SARL-TBM. There are also seagrass beds data of Zostera marina. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022 features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005035 568 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 46.66193388728868 46.75368232485092 -2.4956851977086116 -2.2057044413835856 text/html application/xml text/html fr005040 This is a map of marine natural national french park « Calanques » and also a Natura 2000 site FR9301602 in Mediterranean sea, realized during a mapping program call Cartham by GIS Posidonie. The aim of Cartham was to map all the marine protected areas between 2010 and 2012, to produce data, redact documents to manage these areas (DOCOB), and support european politicals on marine ecosystem. The typology used is EUNIS 2012. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005040 511 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.18467513467429 43.287977892568136 5.2185899464705585 5.509532066032939 text/html application/xml text/html gr005001 Combined use of optical (satellite imagery), and acoustic (sidescan sonar) remote sensing techniques, as well as in situ methodologies (visual census; SCUBA diving, Towed Underwater Cameras, and Remotely Operated Vehicles) was employed to map the spatial distribution of seagrass habitats in the coastal waters of the Hellenic territory. Seagrass meadows were recorded at approximately 70% of the Hellenic coastline (Eastern Ionian, Aegean and Levantine Seas), and their surface area exceeded 2,749.09 km2. Posidonia oceanica is -by far- the dominant seagrass species of the Hellenic seas, covering the vast majority of seabed at depths between the shoreline and 25-30 m (or deeper in insular areas), followed by the species Cymodocea nodosa, Zostera noltei, and Halophila stipulacea, which, however, presenting local presence and limited areal extent. Habitat suitability in terms of the seabed spatial extent that is available for the growth of seagrass meadows (i.e., the spatial extent of coastal areas between the shoreline and the isobath of 20m) and the seawater clarity conditions are highlighted as the critical factors for the formation of well-structured and extensive meadows. The results of this study are of great importance and usefulness for the effective management and conservation of valuable marine ecosystems. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GR005001 479 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 34.80038782201016 41.003282337939645 19.367222952930284 29.64467076595181 text/html application/xml text/html ie005005 This map shows benthic marine habitats in Achill Sound off the West Coast of Ireland. MBES bathymetry and backscatter were interpreted to classifiy the map into benthic broad habitat types. ArcGIS Pro Spatial Analyst tools were used to extract the rock outcrops and sediment classes were groundtruthed using sample data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005005 473 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.85781935811801 54.04748450081295 -9.975869920769528 -9.790786916408154 text/html application/xml text/html ie005015 This map shows benthic marine habitats on the Continental Slope in offshore Irish waters. MBES bathymetry and its derivatives slope, rugosity and variability, were used to delineate geomorphological features. Coral carbonate mounds were verified using video footage captured using an ROV. Backscatter data were interpreted into broad habitat types and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005015 478 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 50.31354826860519 56.358379474872706 -15.622327999635335 -9.145718144141885 text/html application/xml text/html ie005017 This map shows benthic marine habitats on the Goban Spur and Southwest Canyons in offshore Irish waters. MBES bathymetry and its derivatives slope, rugosity and variability, were used to delineate geomorphological features, backscatter data were interpreted into broad habitat types and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005017 493 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 47.966208478406585 49.82538281810817 -13.63125002753469 -9.770966718258114 text/html application/xml text/html ie005018 This map shows benthic marine habitats on the Porcupine Seabight in offshore Irish waters. MBES bathymetry and its derivatives slope, rugosity and variability, were used to delineate geomorphological features. Coral carbonate mounds were verified using video footage captured using an ROV. Backscatter data were interpreted into broad habitat types and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005018 479 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.5218328671762 51.86823277264118 -13.768780592095009 -10.92793373386985 text/html application/xml text/html ie005019 This map shows benthic marine habitats on the Porcupine Bank in offshore Irish waters. MBES bathymetry and its derivatives slope, rugosity and variability, were used to delineate geomorphological features, backscatter data were interpreted into broad habitat types and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005019 475 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.279735901894455 56.35833594398731 -14.871337302252238 -9.116666788621322 text/html application/xml text/html ie005022 This map shows benthic marine habitats in Lough Swilly off the north coast of Ireland. MBES bathymetry and backscatter were interpreted to classifiy the map into benthic broad habitat types. ArcGIS Pro Spatial Analyst tools were used to extract the rock outcrops and sediment classes were groundtruthed using sample data. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005022 473 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 55.006856312097334 55.309700722925186 -7.649207287058119 -7.465285620057272 text/html application/xml text/html ie005026 This map shows benthic marine habitats and marine community types in Donegal Bay off the west coast of Ireland. MBES bathymetry and backscatter were interpreted into benthic broad habtat types which were then overlain with sample data from grabs and stock assessment data from groundfish surveys to refine the broad habitat types into marine community type maps. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005026 469 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.353734867068034 55.52615919356312 -10.08639094010211 -8.080602271099016 text/html application/xml text/html ie005039 This map shows benthic marine habitats on the Rockall Bank and Trough in offshore Irish waters. MBES bathymetry and its derivatives slope, rugosity and variability, were used to delineate geomorphological features. Coral carbonate mounds were verified using video footage captured using an ROV. Backscatter data were interpreted into broad habitat types and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005039 484 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.634691617724854 57.233331680969066 -21.198824504827186 -13.29434082664227 text/html application/xml text/html ie005040 This map shows benthic marine habitats on the Goban Spur and Southwest Canyons in offshore Irish waters. MBES bathymetry and its derivatives slope, rugosity and variability, were used to delineate geomorphological features, backscatter data were interpreted into broad habitat types and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005040 472 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 55.4073269117439 57.23333249407618 -23.250732476755626 -19.185404184664563 text/html application/xml text/html ie005041 This map shows seed mussel habitat from the species, Mytilus edulis, in waters north of Dublin Bay. Side scan sonar imagery were interpreted and the extent of seed mussel beds were delineated. Multiple samples using camera and grabs verified the existence of Mytilus edulis seed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005041 492 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 53.35570639112176 53.51752316218022 -6.090599160003194 -6.049689556490444 text/html application/xml text/html ie005042 This map shows seed mussel habitat from the species, Mytilus edulis, in waters off the Wicklow coast in the Irish Sea. Side scan sonar imagery were interpreted and the extent of seed mussel beds were delineated. Multiple samples using camera and grabs verified the existence of Mytilus edulis seed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005042 490 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.797593209786946 53.145603944650404 -6.096223307528958 -5.830620971863786 text/html application/xml text/html ie005043 This map shows seed mussel habitat from the species, Mytilus edulis, in the Rusk Channel and off the Wexford coast in the Irish Sea. Side scan sonar imagery were interpreted and the extent of seed mussel beds were delineated. Multiple samples using camera and grabs verified the existence of Mytilus edulis seed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005043 492 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.42141936953517 52.720240981583345 -6.3001989411577295 -6.107630521103491 text/html application/xml text/html ie005044 This map shows seed mussel habitat from the species, Mytilus edulis, off the south Wexford coast in the Irish Sea. Side scan sonar imagery were interpreted and the extent of seed mussel beds were delineated. Multiple samples using camera and grabs verified the existence of Mytilus edulis seed. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005044 500 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 52.24751364632556 52.3671466454229 -6.330386640205915 -6.243269294754327 text/html application/xml text/html fr005026 This is a map of French marine Natura 2000 site FR5402012 'Plateau de Rochebonne' in Channel and North sea, from CARTHAM program and revised by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2016. Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005026 520 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 46.13426722332851 46.27544603972157 -2.5886689262410765 -2.32993803300473 text/html application/xml text/html bg005005 This dataset provides a map of habitats in a particular area. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BG005005 10496094 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.44260040200004 28.66717221900007 41.98288869900005 43.73844005400007 text/html application/xml text/html dk005003 This map shows broad-scale habitats near Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. The data were collected for mapping marine protected areas. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DK005003 dk005003 95 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 15.005186660479518 15.472013880036567 55.084873228962465 55.33219884371171 text/html application/xml text/html dk005004 This map shows broad-scale habitats near Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. The data were collected for mapping marine protected areas. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DK005004 666361 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.341706869936091 14.677365414382358 55.20221431186108 55.37620146435613 text/html application/xml text/html dk005005 This map shows broad-scale habitats near Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. The data were collected for mapping marine protected areas. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DK005005 44287 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.491205698796096 14.85544205201156 54.53560830106538 54.68067261818832 text/html application/xml text/html dk005006 This map shows broad-scale habitats near Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. The data were collected for mapping marine protected areas. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DK005006 13101 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 15.096249905281434 15.56724637885311 54.56887547667927 54.7090318137051 text/html application/xml text/html fr005029 This is a map of French marine park of "Estuaire de la Gironde et des Pertuis charentais" in the Atlantic sea revised in 2016 by the French Office of Biodiversity. This dataset is a group of various datasets. Several typologies were initially used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005029 40581775 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -2.8333300006789273 -0.5964171401388398 45.022434483364755 46.50126140598917 text/html application/xml text/html fr005042 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 site FR5300033 « Islands of Houat and Hoëdic » in the Atlantic sea, realized in the project CARTHAM, managed by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2016. Several typologies were initaly used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. This map has been transformed in EUNIS 2022 classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005042 804830 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.1084388899999453 -2.7944771139999607 47.28221327800008 47.44743643100008 text/html application/xml text/html fr005043 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 site FR5300031 « Island of Groix » in the Atlantic sea, realized in the project CARTHAM, managed by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2016. The inital typology used was EUNIS 2012. This map has been transformed in EUNIS 2022 classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005043 494384 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.6875092901500577 -3.3980142944135476 47.52340498599031 47.697271902944 text/html application/xml text/html fr005047 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 sites FR5300023 « Glénan archipelago » in the Atlantic sea, realized in the project CARTHAM, revised by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2016. Several typologies were initaly used: EUNIS 2012, Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats and an undefined typology. Polygons in EUNIS 2012 have been transformed in EUNIS 2022 classification. This map use EUNIS 2022 classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005047 13478980 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.15701781599995 -3.7934641199999533 47.56085366800004 47.87934977900005 text/html application/xml text/html fr005049 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 site FR5302008 « Penmarch’s roch » in the Atlantic sea, realized in the Interreg MESH Atlantic programme and revised by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2018. The inital typology used was EUNIS 2012. This map has been transformed in EUNIS 2022 classification but some polygons have been left in EUNIS 2012 classification (intertidal sediment). This map use EUNIS 2022 classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005049 13091674 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.549385901999926 -4.089763055999924 47.64895137600007 47.87117431800005 text/html application/xml text/html fr005052 This is a map of benthic habitats of Corsica, France, in the Mediterranean sea, realized by the french Office of Biodiversity in 2015 with the CARTHAMED's project. The inital typology used was french typology of Mediterranean sea habitats. This map has been transformed in EUNIS 2022 classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005052 114575534 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.509368475000088 9.64937707200005 41.302338820000045 42.96755843600004 text/html application/xml text/html fr005053 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 sites FR9101414 « Posidonies du Cap d’Agde » in the Mediterranean sea, realized by the city of Agde, France in 2016. The inital typology used was french typology of Mediterranean sea habitats. This map has been transformed in EUNIS 2022 classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005053 11241388 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.359410175000051 3.648885141000051 43.127340159000084 43.30600627000007 text/html application/xml text/html gb100313 The Institute of Estuarine and Coastal Studies (IECS) was commissioned by Natural England (NE) to undertake ecological survey work during the autumn of 2014 in order to monitor and assess the intertidal mudflat and sandflat communities of the Humber Estuary. The specific objectives of this contract were to, in collaboration with Natural England, plan, undertake and report on Phase I and Phase II intertidal sampling techniques covering the intertidal mudflats and sandflats in order to inform condition monitoring of the Humber Estuary features. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100313 388154 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.872128269999962 0.215995299000042 53.422992281000056 53.74254118500004 text/html application/xml text/html gb100326 The Exe Estuary in Devon, England encompasses over 3,000 hectares of diverse aquatic and terrestrial habitats. It is designated as an Estuary of international importance for nature conservation. Protected from the open sea by the sand spits of Dawlish Warren and Pole Sands, the Estuary is naturally an ideal environment in which wild birds can feed and breed. These physical characteristics also make it a perfect open space for shellfish cultivation, tourism, and a wide range of recreational activities. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100326 59857 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.4447026839999353 -3.415871488999926 50.60341561900004 50.64312394100006 text/html application/xml text/html gb100336 APEM conducted an intertidal survey of the rocky shore biotopes within the Drigg Coast Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and Drigg Coast Special Area of Conservation (SAC) (known as the Drigg Coast European Marine Site (EMS)). The aim of the surveys was to assess the boulder and cobble skear habitats of the Drigg Coast EMS to provide additional knowledge of these features to inform condition assessments of the site as part of EMS monitoring requirements. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100336 229950 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.4395535179999683 -3.4049287369999774 54.33233187800005 54.36223413000005 text/html application/xml text/html gb100338 Two surveys were carried out as part of year 2 of the WFD (Water Framework Directive) Tees inter-tidal project on behalf of Natural England from 17th - 19th September and 9th - 10th December by Ecospan Environmental Ltd. The first survey collected macrofaunal data from sediment cores from three areas (Seal sands, North Gare Sands and Bran Sands) as well as assessing the macroalgal mat extent and biomass at Seal Sands whereas the second survey concentrated on the algal mats exclusively. Sampling methodology followed that used during year 1 of the project. The aim of these surveys was to collect data and samples to provide an up-to-date baseline for a number of key indicators (extent of algal mats, infaunal community structure/biomass and sediment granulometry) and analyse these to identify any trends or issues with reference to the historical data. Habitat map "GB100338" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100338 62125 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.1905421339999407 -1.172562925999955 54.62164003100002 54.63011606600003 text/html application/xml text/html gb100342 Natural England commissioned surveys of the biotopes and communities of the intertidal areas within the Salcombe to Kingsbridge Estuary and Erme Estuary SSSIs, in order to fulfil the monitoring requirements for these features of the SSSIs for Condition Assessment, and set a baseline (where one does not exist) for future monitoring work. Also, to identify any species and biotopes that are representative and/or notable within each estuary. The Salcombe to Kingsbridge Estuary SSSI features cover virtually all aspects of the intertidal, whereas the Erme Estuary SSSI only has sand and mudflats and saltmarsh as designated features. The saltmarshes were not included in the present survey. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100342 4692541 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.9540448849999734 -3.7197992549999417 50.21550178200005 50.33315214800007 text/html application/xml text/html gb100376 Natural England commissioned biological surveys of the upper, middle and lower Humber Estuary to provide information on benthic communities. Forty-seven stations were sampled in the three areas (single replicates at forty-two; five replicates at five): nine sites in the upper estuary, twenty-five in the middle estuary and thirteen in the lower estuary. Biological samples were and sieved at 0.5mm and analysed by Unicomarine and the Environment Agency. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100376 37562 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.7315646509999283 0.086251829000048 53.55175223700007 53.736245585000056 text/html application/xml text/html gb000063 A British Geological Society (BGS) classified predictive seabed sediment map across the Dogger Bank region with a spatial resolution of approximately 110m. This map is one output of a number of predicted UK SBS map products created using a machine learning algorithm. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000063 11952643 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.133354200000042 3.33735420000005 54.240585600000024 55.69258560000003 text/html application/xml text/html gb000099 This map was created by JNCC by combining UKSeaMap 2025 biological zones with a sediment map created using inverse distance weighting to interpolate between sediment samples. The sediment data was in the form of % sand, % mud and % gravel obtained from particle size analysis of grab samples, collated by JNCC and BGS to form the UK PSA database used in BGS Predictive Seabed Sediments (UK) modelling (Dove et al, 2025). This site includes negligible quantities of mud, meaning that the interpolation could be carried out on a single variable - in this case the % sand - and the rest was inferred to be gravel. The proportions were converted into the sediment classes used in the Marine Habitat Classification for Britain and Ireland, which, uses a 4:1 sand:mud ratio to distinguish sandy habitat from muddy habitat. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000099 133 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.247024200000002 -8.1926881 48.2018136 49.4940639 text/html application/xml text/html gb100262 Habitat map output of intertidal survey carried in July and August 1999. The objectives of this survey was to map the extent of the rocky skears in the Esk estuary, Mite Estuary, Irt Estuary and the Channel, and to provide detailed descriptions of the biotopes they support. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100262 86418 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.440811207999957 -3.4047299749999524 54.32929150900003 54.36110385400008 text/html application/xml text/html gb100290 ERT (Scotland) Ltd was contracted by English Nature to undertake the project Biological Survey of the Intertidal Sediments of Solent Maritime Special Area of Conservation (SAC) with the aim of surveying the marine communities on and within the intertidal mudflats and sandflats as part of long-term monitoring. There was some limited sampling undertaken in the third week of August, but the main sampling took place between 17th and 22nd of September 2005. The SAC encompasses the shores of the northwest Solent, the northwest coast of the Isle of Wight, parts of Southampton Water including the River Hamble, and Chichester and Langstone Harbour. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100290 467091 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.5422739829999728 -0.8248572809999359 50.71053614400005 50.86720030500004 text/html application/xml text/html gb100315 This study aims to assess rocky shore communities along and in the vicinity of six established transects and at six new transect sites within the Teesmouth and Cleveland Coast SPA as a feeding resource for shorebirds. The study will also aim to assess the broader biodiversity at these sites to provide an overview of the condition of the areas using the following methodology: -A Phase I biotope survey along the six already established transects, and six new transects designated by Natural England, providing information on the different biotopes and how this differs across the study area, > Quantitative (Phase II) surveys in the location of the transects to provide data on - species composition of different biotopes, - distribution and abundance of target prey species, - determine the size distribution of three selected prey species plus, >A rapid Phase I biotope survey of the surrounding area. The results will be compared to previous work and interpretation of the resulting information (together with other relevant published work) will inform Natural England on the current status of the rocky shores sub-feature of the site. This is an updated version of the metadata created by The Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom in 2015 (https://gis.ices.dk/geonetwork/srv/eng/catalog.search#/metadata/6cdbfde2-b8f2-42a7-98f1-0bd4a076f414). This newer version is INSPIRE compliant as part of the standardisation process for uploading the data to EMODnet Seabed Habitats. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100315 398618 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.189354959999946 -1.0445514699999308 54.61772262900008 54.704824887000015 text/html application/xml text/html gb100332 Field surveys using combined Common Standards Monitoring (CSM) and National Vegetation Classification (NVC) methodology were conducted in the saltmarsh habitat of The Wash Special Area of Conservation (SAC) during July 2013. The area was surveyed between The River Nene and Gibraltar Point (Skegness). This project is part of the IPENS programme (LIFE11NAT/UK/000384IPENS) which is financially supported by LIFE, a financial instrument of the European Community. LIFE+, is a new strategic approach to managing England's Natura 2000 sites. One of the main aims of this survey was to survey and map the saltmarsh plant communities of The Wash section of The Wash and North Norfolk Coast SAC. This required repeat surveys of all 14 transects surveyed by Posford Haskoning (2003) and additional transect locations, where considered appropriate. The survey was undertaken in a three week period from 10th July to 30th July 2013. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100332 88225 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.0032277110000223 0.4497661600000242 52.80760641700004 53.12344906800007 text/html application/xml text/html gb100340 The EUNIS (version 2007) habitat map was created as part of a bathymetry survey of the nearshore zone between Lee-on-the-Solent and Selsey was commissioned by the Southeast Regional Coastal Monitoring Programme. This was managed by the Channel Coastal Observatory (CCO), commissioned by Southeast Regional Coastal Monitoring Programme and completed in 2013. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100340 3901593 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.9697112399999241 -0.7977144669999348 50.70569487400007 50.78950644200006 text/html application/xml text/html gb100345 Dataset taken from a survey commissioned by the East Riding of Yorkshire council to conduct bathymetry surveys on seafloor from Flamborough head to Spurn Point as part of the East Riding Coastal Monitoring Programme. The dataset is the result of this survey which was mapped using bathymetry, backscatter and ground-truthing data and habitats were recorded the EUNIS 2007-2009 classification system. This was undertaken by Channel Coastal Observatory. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100345 43850654 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.2252994719999606 0.180758719000039 53.55128026800002 54.178710686000045 text/html application/xml text/html gb100354 This report describes the results of a set of dedicated benthic surveys devised to identify the presence, extent and condition of Annex I biogenic reef features at Lynn Knock Reefs. Lynn Knock Reefs lies within the Inner Dowsing, Race Bank and North Ridge cSAC. Baseline data on biogenic reef features created by Sabellaria spinulosa have been acquired, comprising acoustic data to map the area and to ascertain reef extent, video and photographic stills to groundtruth acoustic signatures and confirm reef presence, and grab sample data to characterise the infaunal benthic assemblage and ascertain reef condition. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100354 66021 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.3875715270000342 0.4409937820000209 53.08938831100004 53.20884256400006 text/html application/xml text/html gb100357 The Institute of Estuarine and Coastal Studies (IECS) was commissioned by Natural England to undertake a monitoring study of the Margate and Long Sands SAC. This was in order to establish the benthic species composition and associated biotopes of the sandbank located off the coast of Kent, South East England (Figure 1). Where appropriate, comparisons were made with information obtained in previous surveys, namely by Emu Ltd (2006). The main aim of this study was the collection of ground-truthing work, principally through a campaign of targeted grab sampling. This will enable Natural England to produce broadscale habitat maps of areas of the seabed. These can then be used to update the knowledge and baseline data in existing protected sites, to report on the condition of these sites as part of a rolling programme of survey, and to provide information on new areas of seabed that may support habitats and species of conservation interest. This will help to enable Natural England to fulfil existing and anticipated requirements under the Habitats Regulations, the Marine Strategy Framework Directive and the Marine and Coastal Access Act. The survey was undertaken in a single deployment from the 9th to the 13th June 2014. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100357 29668 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 1.0607200000000603 1.7110680000000682 51.38618000000008 51.848497000000066 text/html application/xml text/html gb100370 The aim of this survey was to survey, classify and map the distribution of intertidal reef habitat found along the coastline between Freshwater Bay and St Catherine's Point on the south coast of the Wight OS Grid Ref: SZ 343855 to SZ 507755 from mean high water springs to mean low water springs. The survey was undertaken in July-August 2002. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100370 342214 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.5135068959999671 -1.2866842989999443 50.57465104300007 50.66932346500004 text/html application/xml text/html gb100371 The main aim of this current study was to acquire 100% intertidal biotope coverage for the rocky shore habitats of the Cumbria Coast MCZ to provide comparison against previous data acquired and enable a preliminary condition assessment. The objectives of the project were: - To map the extent, distribution and composition of biotopes within the features to High Energy Intertidal Rock BSH and Intertidal Under boulder Communities HOCI - To map the presence, extent and species composition of representative biotopes: - LR.MLR.BF.Fser.Bo - Fucus serratus and underboulder fauna on exposed tomoderately exposed lower eulittoral boulders - IR.MIR.KR.Ldig.Bo - Laminaria digitata and underboulder fauna on sublittoralfringe boulders - To report any anthropogenic influences impacting on identified features The survey was conducted from the 27th September 2015 to the 1st October 2015. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100371 344298 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.640743361999967 -3.460059272999956 54.35670661800003 54.540319443000044 text/html application/xml text/html gb100375 Littoral sediments are found across the intertidal zone and range from boulders, through gravel and sand, to silt and clay (mud). The type of sediment is critical to structuring biological community composition. Sand shores usually support a range of oligochaetes, polychaetes and crustaceans, and muddy shores also favour bivalves. The invertebrate communities present in littoral sediments can support large populations of predatory birds. Littoral sediment environments are extremely dynamic and can change markedly over time. The aim of this project was to undertake a field survey of the intertidal sediments of the SSSIs located at Lee-on-the-Solent to Itchen Estuary and North Solent (Hampshire), Medina Estuary and Thorness Bay (Isle of Wight), and Thanet Coast (Kent), in order to enable a condition assessment of the littoral sediment feature. The survey determined: the extent of the sediment feature; the biological communities present, the sediment character, and the distribution of the biotopes, at each site. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100375 4882928 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.4521329979999678 1.4518980030000534 50.706795855000045 51.398820544000046 text/html application/xml text/html gb000099 This map was created by JNCC by combining UKSeaMap 2025 biological zones with a sediment map created using inverse distance weighting to interpolate between sediment samples. The sediment data was in the form of % sand, % mud and % gravel obtained from particle size analysis of grab samples, collated by JNCC and BGS to form the UK PSA database used in BGS Predictive Seabed Sediments (UK) modelling (Dove et al, 2025). This site includes negligible quantities of mud, meaning that the interpolation could be carried out on a single variable - in this case the % sand - and the rest was inferred to be gravel. The proportions were converted into the sediment classes used in the Marine Habitat Classification for Britain and Ireland, which, uses a 4:1 sand:mud ratio to distinguish sandy habitat from muddy habitat. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB000099 133 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.247024200000002 -8.1926881 48.2018136 49.4940639 text/html application/xml text/html fr005066 The inventory of coastal carbon sinks, present in Corsica, was initiated through several oceanographic surveys: CapCoral (2010, 2011), CoralCorse (2013) and PosidoCorse (2015). Carbonsink is a project on carbon sink sites in a eastern coast of Corsica realized in 2018. This project have three main objectives to complete thoses historical data: finalize the cartography of the Posidonia meadows along the eastern coast of Corsica, quantify and characterize the carbon stocks present in the matte in representative sites, identify the main pressures likely to lead to a degradation of these carbon sinks and propose management measures allowing their conservation or even their reinforcement. This map has been partitioned. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005066 242648 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.281140899999999 9.432286200000002 41.5850438 41.858044299999996 text/html application/xml text/html fr005065 The inventory of coastal carbon sinks, present in Corsica, was initiated through several oceanographic surveys: CapCoral (2010, 2011), CoralCorse (2013) and PosidoCorse (2015). Carbonsink is a project on carbon sink sites in a eastern coast of Corsica realized in 2018. This project have three main objectives to complete thoses historical data: finalize the cartography of the Posidonia meadows along the eastern coast of Corsica, quantify and characterize the carbon stocks present in the matte in representative sites, identify the main pressures likely to lead to a degradation of these carbon sinks and propose management measures allowing their conservation or even their reinforcement. This map has been partitioned. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005065 120136 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.3965096 9.542958299999999 41.855771099999984 42.0060735 text/html application/xml text/html fr005063 The inventory of coastal carbon sinks, present in Corsica, was initiated through several oceanographic surveys: CapCoral (2010, 2011), CoralCorse (2013) and PosidoCorse (2015). Carbonsink is a project on carbon sink sites in a eastern coast of Corsica realized in 2018. This project have three main objectives to complete thoses historical data: finalize the cartography of the Posidonia meadows along the eastern coast of Corsica, quantify and characterize the carbon stocks present in the matte in representative sites, identify the main pressures likely to lead to a degradation of these carbon sinks and propose management measures allowing their conservation or even their reinforcement. This map has been partitioned. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005063 71496 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.5354116 9.608332299999999 42.179228899999984 42.354770300000006 text/html application/xml text/html fr005044 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 sites FR5300010 « Tregor Goëlo » and FR5300009 « Côte de Granit rose-Sept îles » in the Channel sea, realized in the project CARTHAM, managed by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2016. Several typologies were initaly used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. Polygons in EUNIS 2012 have been transformed in EUNIS 2022 classification, except some polygons which stay in EUNIS 2012 classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005044 70750 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.734665199999999 -2.7296679 48.67711569999999 49.0086769 text/html application/xml text/html fr005064 The inventory of coastal carbon sinks, present in Corsica, was initiated through several oceanographic surveys: CapCoral (2010, 2011), CoralCorse (2013) and PosidoCorse (2015). Carbonsink is a project on carbon sink sites in a eastern coast of Corsica realized in 2018. This project have three main objectives to complete thoses historical data: finalize the cartography of the Posidonia meadows along the eastern coast of Corsica, quantify and characterize the carbon stocks present in the matte in representative sites, identify the main pressures likely to lead to a degradation of these carbon sinks and propose management measures allowing their conservation or even their reinforcement. This map has been partitioned. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005064 56979 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.458925700000004 9.622782700000002 41.997514 42.18784120000001 text/html application/xml text/html fr005010 The inventory of coastal carbon sinks, present in Corsica, was initiated through several oceanographic surveys: CapCoral (2010, 2011), CoralCorse (2013) and PosidoCorse (2015). Carbonsink is a project on carbon sink sites in a eastern coast of Corsica realized in 2018. This project have three main objectives to complete thoses historical data: finalize the cartography of the Posidonia meadows along the eastern coast of Corsica, quantify and characterize the carbon stocks present in the matte in representative sites, identify the main pressures likely to lead to a degradation of these carbon sinks and propose management measures allowing their conservation or even their reinforcement. This map has been partitioned. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005010 51438 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.446242599999998 9.649377099999995 42.49769680000001 42.69307019999999 text/html application/xml text/html fr005062 The inventory of coastal carbon sinks, present in Corsica, was initiated through several oceanographic surveys: CapCoral (2010, 2011), CoralCorse (2013) and PosidoCorse (2015). Carbonsink is a project on carbon sink sites in a eastern coast of Corsica realized in 2018. This project have three main objectives to complete thoses historical data: finalize the cartography of the Posidonia meadows along the eastern coast of Corsica, quantify and characterize the carbon stocks present in the matte in representative sites, identify the main pressures likely to lead to a degradation of these carbon sinks and propose management measures allowing their conservation or even their reinforcement. This map has been partitioned. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005062 50728 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.528200999999997 9.6113803 42.35295599999999 42.50331799999999 text/html application/xml text/html ie005051 This map shows EUNIS habitats identified from a survey in the Celtic Sea on board the RV Celtic Explorer in 2018 (CE1801). The survey was undertaken as part of the INFOMAR programme. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005051 47594 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.2083502 -8.380821599999999 49.74555189999999 50.17312279999999 text/html application/xml text/html ie005052 This map shows EUNIS habitats identified from a survey in the Celtic Sea on board the RV Celtic Explorer in 2016 (CE1601). The survey was undertaken as part of the INFOMAR programme. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005052 16755 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -9.205017099999997 -8.7490234 49.49969479999999 49.7509155 text/html application/xml text/html ie005046 This map shows EUNIS habitats identified from a survey in the Celtic Sea on board the RV Tom Crean in 2023 (TC2301). The survey was undertaken as part of the INFOMAR programme. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005046 14777 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.008256 -9.541946399999997 49.926097 50.2328645 text/html application/xml text/html ie005045 This map shows EUNIS habitats identified from a survey in the Celtic Sea on board the RV Tom Crean in 2023 (TC2303). The survey was undertaken as part of the INFOMAR programme. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE005045 1381 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -11.221950800000002 -9.973818299999998 49.056104399999995 49.36572359999999 text/html application/xml text/html fr005055 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 site FR5300028 « Ria d’Etel » in a Brittany estuary, realized by the engineering office TBM in 2005, managed by the Brittany region. Several typologies are used: EUNIS 2022 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005055 7549 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.2161910999999996 -3.1109828999999993 47.6396972 47.74116739999998 text/html application/xml text/html fr005045 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 sites FR5300010 « Tregor Goëlo » and FR5300009 « Côte de Granit rose-Sept îles » in the Channel sea, realized in the project CARTHAM, managed by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2016. Several typologies were initaly used: EUNIS 2012 and Habitats Directive Annex I Habitats. Polygons in EUNIS 2012 have been transformed in EUNIS 2022 classification, except some polygons which stay in EUNIS 2012 classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005045 4233 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.6139208 -2.9312649 48.718859900000005 48.89164679999999 text/html application/xml text/html fr005059 This dataset is a mapping of Zostera marina and Zostera noltei beds in the Natura 2000 site FR5300010 "Trégor Goëlo", realized by Bio-Littoral in 2019. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005059 407 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.3662217 -2.9414507 48.763236400000004 48.888405899999995 text/html application/xml text/html fr005060 This dataset is a mapping of the maerl areas in the Natura 2000 site FR5300031 "Ile de Groix", realized by Bio-Littoral in 2019.The classification system initially used was the french national habitats classification for the Atlantic and the Channel sea. The typology finally used for this dataset is EUNIS 2022. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005060 110 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.466184299999999 -3.3469876 47.6413717 47.6793937 text/html application/xml text/html fr005050 This is a map of french marine Natura 2000 site FR5302008 « Penmarch’s roch » in the Atlantic sea, realized in the Interreg MESHAtlantic programme and revised by the French Office of Biodiversity in 2018. The inital typology used was EUNIS 2012. This map has been transformed in EUNIS 2022 classification but some polygons have been left in EUNIS 2012 classification (intertidal sediment). This map use EUNIS 2012 classification. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005050 17 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.3412793 -4.159637 47.78918049999999 47.83607539999999 text/html application/xml text/html Habitat maps collated by EMODnet Seabed Habitats in the HELCOM hub classification system. Ownership of the individual maps is retained by the original owners, for more information please see the individual metadata record tied to the map, which can be seen in the query response. This service is configured for viewing individual maps. For download access to relevant maps, please use the emodnet_open_maplibrary WFS service endpoint https://ows.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/emodnet_open_maplibrary/wfs? Maps have been standardised to the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Translated Habitat Data Exchange format, for more information see: https://www.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/contribute-data/data-exchange-format/ habitat benthic marine ocean helcomhub features biotype EPSG:3857 9.419315470000072 14.74799230800005 53.69363320000007 55.02076150400007 text/html application/xml de005001 The dataset provides full-coverage maps of the habitats and biotopes in the German Baltic Sea at a resolution of 1 x 1 km for the entire region and at 50 x 50 m resolution in specific areas. We combined geological and biological surveys to map the seabed and collected extensive data to classify different habitats and their associated benthic communities. Using newly established national guidelines and predictive habitat modelling, we produced highly accurate maps. For upload to EMODnet four separate maps were made: - Broad Habitat Types according to the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). - Annex I Habitat types - Habitat types classified according to the Baltic Sea-wide HELCOM underwater biotope and habitat classification (HUB) - other habitat types, OHTs for German marine waters include biotope types according to S30 of the German Federal Nature Conservation Act (BNatSchG), according to the European Habitats Directive (92/43/EEC), as well as the Baltic Sea-wide HELCOM Red List types features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DE005001 1992 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.419315470000072 14.74799230800005 53.69363320000007 55.02076150400007 text/html application/xml text/html Container group for EMODnet Seabed Habitats' Work Package 3 - collating rasters showing proabilities of specific habitats as part of modelling studies. EPSG:4326 -180.0 180.0 -78.6 87.025 text/html text/html text/html application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml text/html text/html text/html text/html application/xml text/html text/html text/html application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml text/html text/html application/xml application/xml text/html application/xml text/html text/html application/xml application/xml text/html text/html application/xml application/xml text/html text/html application/xml text/html text/html text/html application/xml text/html text/html text/html text/html text/html application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml text/html text/html application/xml application/xml text/html text/html text/html application/xml text/html text/html application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml text/html text/html application/xml application/xml text/html text/html application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml text/html application/xml text/html application/xml text/html application/xml text/html application/xml text/html application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml text/html application/xml application/xml text/html text/html application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml text/html application/xml application/xml text/html application/xml text/html application/xml application/xml text/html text/html text/html text/html text/html text/html application/xml application/xml text/html application/xml text/html text/html text/html application/xml text/html text/html text/html application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml text/html application/xml application/xml text/html text/html text/html text/html application/xml application/xml text/html application/xml text/html text/html application/xml application/xml text/html text/html text/html text/html text/html text/html application/xml application/xml text/html text/html text/html text/html text/html application/xml application/xml application/xml application/xml text/html application/xml text/html application/xml text/html text/html text/html application/xml text/html application/xml application/xml text/html application/xml application/xml mediseh_posidonia This dataset is an output of the “Mediterranean Sensitive Habitats” project (MEDISEH). It shows under a raster form modelled spatial distributions of Posidonia oceanica across the Mediterranean Sea. Posidonia oceanica is endemic to the Mediterranean Sea, where it is the dominant seagrass, covering about 50,000 km2 of coastal to offshore sandy and rocky areas down to depths of about 45 m. P. oceanica is a protected species according to EU legislation (Habitat directive), the Bern and Barcelona Conventions and several national legislations. While its distribution is well documented along the European shores of the western Mediterranean Sea, limited information is available about the southern shore and the eastern Mediterranean Sea. In order to bridge this information gap, one of the goals of Task 1.3 of the MEDISEH project was to model P. oceanica distribution across the whole Mediterranean basin. A Random Forest (i.e. a Machine Learning technique) was “trained” on data from regions where information was available and then used to predict the probability of occurrence of P. oceanica where needed. The raster has a spatial resolution of 0.004166 decimal degrees, and the values are in the [0,1] interval (occurrence probabilities). mediseh_posidonia_tiled WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 2701 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.557323000000001 42.965205499824044 29.437318067526018 47.30077599999999 text/html application/xml WCS mediseh_maerl This dataset shows modelled spatial distributions of coralligenous outcrops and mäerl beds across the Mediterranean Sea. These bioconstructions are typical Mediterranean underwater seascapes, comprising coralline algal frameworks that grow in dim light conditions. They are the result of the building activities of algal and animal constructors, counterbalanced by physical, as well as biological, eroding processes. Because of their extent, biodiversity and production, coralligenous and mäerl habitats rank among the most important ecosystems in the Mediterranean Sea, and they are considered of great significance both for fisheries and carbon regulation. mediseh_maerl_tiled WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 17817 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.557315834740032 42.96500914820095 29.439518903945856 47.30077271849963 text/html application/xml text/html mediseh_cora This dataset shows modelled spatial distributions of coralligenous outcrops and mäerl beds across the Mediterranean Sea. These bioconstructions are typical Mediterranean underwater seascapes, comprising coralline algal frameworks that grow in dim light conditions. They are the result of the building activities of algal and animal constructors, counterbalanced by physical, as well as biological, eroding processes. Because of their extent, biodiversity and production, coralligenous and mäerl habitats rank among the most important ecosystems in the Mediterranean Sea, and they are considered of great significance both for fisheries and carbon regulation. mediseh_cora_tiled WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 15663 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.557315834740004 42.96500914820098 29.4395189039463 47.30077271849997 text/html application/xml WCS lhrog10 Region: the county Rogaland Method: BRT lhrog10 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 13666 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.656818911127867 6.977167290008591 57.94712203930923 59.89835627994174 text/html application/xml lhoslo10 GAM kelp forest model Oslo fjord, 2010 Region: the counties Oslo, Akershus, Buskerud, Østfold, Vestfold Number of field observations: 4187 Field sampling years: 2005-2009 Prevalence: 0.04 Presence / absences: 168 /4019 Method: GAM analysis in the statistical program language R, using "look up tables" and the "Grasp Extension" to transfer the predictions to ArcView GIS 3.3. Number of predictor variables: 10 Information about the predictor variables: DEM, slope, curvature at detailed and medium spatial resolution with a 125 and 525 m moving calculating window respectively, based on a 25 m resolution DEM; wave exposure, longitude, optimal radiation index and aspect, all with 25 m resolution; and maximum current speed and slope of maximum surface speed, both with 300 m resolution but resampled to 25 m. AUC internal: 0.98. lhoslo10 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 52249 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.57240665776804 11.329511353505826 58.785044191073005 60.00362959603527 text/html application/xml lhnordl9 BRT kelp forest model Nordland, 2014 Region: Nordland county Number of field observations: 4331 Field sampling years: 2011, 2012 Prevalence: 13% Presence / absences: 503 / 3828 Method: BRT run in R with the R-package Dismo. (GAMs were also tested and gave similar distribution.) Number of predictor variables: 9 Information about the predictor variables: curvature at coarse and medium detailed spatial resolution with a 1025 and 525 m moving calculating window respectively, based on a 25 m resolution DEM; DEM, slope, and wave exposure (all at 25 m resolution, the predictor variables are described in Rinde et al. 2006); mean salinity, mean current speed, maximum temperature and mean temperature, all with a 800 m resolution, but resampled to 25 m. AUC internal: 0.99. lhnordl9 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 500115 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.532476205955183 20.866295566870146 64.88493344370302 70.45576349567023 text/html application/xml lhhord23 BRT kelp forest model Hordaland, main area, 2012 Region: The county Hordaland Number of field observations: 637 Field sampling year: 2004, 2005,2009, 2010 Prevalence: 34% Presence / absences: 215/422 Method: BRT run with the R-package Dismo. Number of predictor variables: 23 Information about the predictor variables: DEM (25 m resolution), slope, aspect, curvature at detailed, medium and coarse resolution (i.e. applying a 125, 525 and 1025 m moving calculating window respectively, based on the 25 m resolution DEM); wave exposure, latitude, longitude, and optimal radiation index, all with 25 m resolution; and maximum surface and seafloor current speed, slope of maximum surface and seafloor current speed, minimum surface and seafloor current speed, standard deviation of seafloor current speed, 10 and 90th percentile of surface and seafloor current speed, all current speed predictor variables with 200 m resolution, but resampled to 25 m. AUC independent data: 0.88 lhhord23 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 69654 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.710258115131029 5.681336937264231 59.58627448751801 60.642733413074964 text/html application/xml lhhord10 BRT kelp forest model Hordaland, rest area, 2012 Region: The county Hordaland Number of field observations: 637 Field sampling year: 2007, 2009 Prevalence: 34% Presence / absences: 215/422 Method: BRT run with the R-package Dismo. Number of predictor variables: 10 Information about the predictor variables: DEM (25 m resolution), slope, aspect, curvature at detailed, medium and coarse resolution (i.e. applying a 125, 525 and 1025 m moving calculating window respectively, based on the 25 m resolution DEM); wave exposure, latitude, longitude, and optimal radiation index, all with 25 m spatial resolution. AUC independent data: 0.96 lhhord10 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 14346 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.706536006168207 5.681208089437888 59.58592366145016 60.64272396937791 text/html application/xml lhat6 GAM kelp forest model Agder-Telemark, 2010 Region: The counties Aust-Agder and Telemark Number of field observations: 1707 Field sampling years: 2005-2008 Prevalence: 43% Presence / absences: 742/965 Method: GAM analysis in the statistical program language R, using "look up tables" and the "Grasp Extension" to transfer the predictions to ArcView GIS Number of predictor variables: 6 Information about the predictor variables: curvature at coarse and detailed resolution (i.e. applying a 1025 and 125 m moving calculating window respectively) on a DEM with 25 m resolution; DEM, wave exposure, longitude and an optimal radiation index, all at 25 m resolution. AUC internal: 0.88 lhat6 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 55101 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.809662135871485 10.230496227844679 57.6934091807098 59.332768827954325 text/html application/xml lami_tromso Laminaria hyperborea kelp forest is modelled for the Troms coast of northern Norway (Bekkby et al. 2013). The model was carried out in the projection UTM zone 33N. Kelp forest was defined as the dense kelp forest (see Bekkby et al. 2009), not the scattered occurrences. The model was developed based on 431 data points and GAM analyses of presence and absence points (presence being kelp forest, absence being absence of kelp at all other densities). Data were collected 2008-2009 by Akvaplan-niva, the model was run in 2011 by NIVA. The distribution model is based on depth, slope(log), wave exposure and median current speed, wave exposure being the most important variable (see Bekkby et al. 2009 for explanation of the GIS environmental layers). The input depth, slope and wave exposure models had a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 25 m, the current speed model was resampled from 500 m resolution. The output model has a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 25 m. The work was part of the National program for mapping biodiversity – coast, a program that is funded by the Ministry of Climate and Environment and the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries. The Norwegian Environment Agency is leading the project and NIVA is the scientific coordinator. lami_tromso WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 672588 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 10.483416026064056 26.278718245558633 66.87272418367141 72.2489397498594 text/html application/xml csandrog10 BRT carbonate sand model Rogaland, 2015 Region: the county Rogaland Number of field observations: 633 Field sampling year: 1992, 1993, 2012 Prevalence: 43 and 22 for 50% and 85% calcium carbonate content respectively Presence / absences: 275/358 and 142/491 for 50% and 85% calcium carbonate content respectively Method: BRT run with the R-package Dismo. The grid is made up by a combination of three BRT models; two simplified models including 12 and 13 predictors for carbonate sand with 50% calcium content) and one BRT model based on 10 predictor variables for carbonate sand with 85% calcium content; all run with tree complexity equal to 5. The grid constitutes the maximum predicted probability values among these three models, which all are “smoothed” by applying a neighborhood analysis (i.e. mean of 3x3 neighbor cells) in advance of combining the models). Number of predictor variables: 10-13 Information about the predictor variables: depth, curvature at detailed, medium and coarse resolution (i.e. applying a 100, 500 and 1500 m moving calculating window respectively, based on the 25 m resolution DEM), wave exposure, slope of wave exposure, and optimal radiation index, all with 25 m resolution; minimum and average seafloor temperature, average seafloor salinity, minimum and average seafloor current speed, and slope of average seafloor current speed, the latter predictors from a hydrodynamic model with 800 m spatial resolution. AUC internal: 0.98 csandrog10 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 74392 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.656818911127867 6.977167290008591 57.94712203930923 59.89835627994174 text/html application/xml csandos20 BRT carbonate sand model Oslo Fjord, 2011 Region: The counties Oslo, Akershus, Buskerud, Østfold, Vestfold Number of field observations: 653 Field sampling years: 2008 Prevalence: 12% Presence / absences: 76/577 Method: BRT run in R with the R-package Dismo. Number of predictor variables: 20 Information about the predictor variables: DEM (25 m resolution), slope (two resolutions; based on a 12.5 and a 25 m DEM respectively), aspect (based on a 12.5 m DEM), curvature at detailed, medium and coarse resolution (i.e. applying a 125, 525 and 1025 m moving calculating window respectively, based on the 25 m DEM); wave exposure, longitude, and optimal radiation index, all with 25 m resolution; and maximum surface and seafloor current speed, slope of maximum surface and seafloor current speed, mean surface and seafloor current speed, standard deviation of surface and seafloor current speed, and 90th percentile of surface and seafloor current speed, all current speed predictor variables with 200 m resolution, but resampled to 25 m. AUC internal: 0.9. csandos20 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 920 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.989705236999145 11.248918686513685 58.900693281227966 59.402421906157834 text/html application/xml csandat10 BRT carbonate sand model Agder-Telemark, 2011 Region: The counties Aust-Agder and Telemark Number of field observations: 1848 Field sampling years: 1992 and 2008 Prevalence: 13.6% Presence / absences: 252/1596 Method: BRT run in R with the R-package Dismo. (The model predicts carbonate sand on peaks and in sheltered areas where it is unlikely to find carbonate sand. Such areas have been identified through rules set up in collaboration with geologists at Geological Survey of Norway (NGU; curvature index values >|1|, and the wave exposure index less than 10 000, cf Rinde et al. 2006) and removed from the shape layers for predicted presence of carbonate sand created from the grid layer. Number of predictor variables: 10 Information about the predictor variables: curvature at coarse, medium and detailed resolution with a 1025, 525 and 125 m moving calculating window respectively, based on a 25 m resolution DEM; DEM, slope at two resolutions (12.5 and 25 m); wave exposure, longitude, and an optimal radiation index, all with 25 m resolution; and aspect based on a 12.5 resolution DEM. AUC internal: 0.96. csandat10 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 51318 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.300578150431784 10.211618318667153 57.86409251099885 59.12681286470222 text/html application/xml Sacc_prob_Skagerrak The loss of Saccharina latissima kelp is modelled for the Skagerrak coast of Norway (Bekkby and Moy 2011). The model was carried out in the projection UTM zone 33N. The model shows the probability of sugar kelp loss. The model was developed based on 107 data points of absences and presences collected by NIVA. GAM analysis was carried out (presence being kelp loss, i.e. stations at which kelp is confirmed to be lost). The model was run in 2010 by NIVA. The kelp loss model is based on wave exposure and light exposure index (Bekkby and Moy 2010). The light exposure model had a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 12.5 m, the wave exposure model was resampled from 25 m resolution. The output model has a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 12.5 m. The work was part of the Coastal Monitoring Program, funded by the Norwegian Environment Agency. Sacc_prob_Skagerrak WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 158045 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.923458940241141 11.643881179468195 57.520595598037644 60.3868067812229 text/html application/xml Sacc_loss_Skagerrak The loss of Saccharina latissima kelp is modelled for the Skagerrak coast of Norway (Bekkby and Moy 2011). The model was carried out in the projection UTM zone 33N. The model shows the probability of sugar kelp loss. The model was developed based on 107 data points of absences and presences collected by NIVA. GAM analysis was carried out (presence being kelp loss, i.e. stations at which kelp is confirmed to be lost). The model was run in 2010 by NIVA. The kelp loss model is based on wave exposure and light exposure index (Bekkby and Moy 2010). The light exposure model had a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 12.5 m, the wave exposure model was resampled from 25 m resolution. The output model has a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 12.5 m. The work was part of the Coastal Monitoring Program, funded by the Norwegian Environment Agency. Sacc_loss_Skagerrak WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 5215 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.923459038932142 11.64391626988846 57.52060528189888 60.386806781006605 text/html application/xml Pelvetia_More Pelvetia canaliculata is modelled for the Sandoy area at the More and Romsdal coast on the West coast of Norway (Soldal et al. 2009). The model was carried out in the projection UTM zone 32N. The model was developed based on 98 data points and GAM analyses of presence and absence points (presence being seaweed regardless of density). Data were collected in 2008 and the model was run by NIVA in 2009. The distribution model is based on slope and wave exposure (the species always being on shore Soldal et al. 2009). The input slope and wave exposure models had a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 10 m. The output model has a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 10 m. The work was funded by the Research Council of Norway. Pelvetia_More WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 524 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.553199268270463 9.178234538256808 62.36874053289029 63.625420044247335 text/html application/xml Lami_Trondelag Laminaria hyperborea kelp forest is modelled for the Trondelag coast of Norway (Bekkby et al. 2013). The model was carried out in the projection UTM zone 33N. Kelp forest was defined as the dense kelp forest (see Bekkby et al. 2009), not the scattered occurrences. The model was developed based on 1170 data points and GAM analyses of presence and absence points (presence being kelp forest, absence being absence of kelp at all other densities). Data were collected 2007-2008 by the Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA) and the Institute for Marine Research (IMR), the model was run in 2009 by NIVA. The distribution model is based on depth, slope, terrain curvature, wave exposure and median current speed, wave exposure being the far most important variable (see Bekkby et al. 2009 for explanation of the GIS environmental layers). The input depth, slope, terrain curvature and wave exposure models had a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 25 m, the current speed model was resampled from 500 m resolution. The output model has a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 25 m. Analyses showed that coverage (density of kelp defined as classes) increased with predicted probability. The work was part of the National program for mapping biodiversity – coast, a program that is funded by the Ministry of Climate and Environment and the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries. The Norwegian Environment Agency is leading the project and NIVA is the scientific coordinator. Lami_Trondelag WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 36785 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.282499050941782 13.45346727884637 61.85584059500917 66.07626002173988 text/html application/xml Lami_More Laminaria hyperborea kelp is modelled for the Sandoy area at the More and Romsdal coast on the West coast of Norway (Bekkby et al. 2009). The model was carried out in the projection UTM zone 32N. Kelp forest was defined as the dense kelp forest (see Bekkby et al. 2009), not the scattered occurrences. The model was developed based on 384 data points and GAM analyses of presence and absence points (presence being kelp regardless of density). Data were collected 2008 and the model was run by NIVA in 2009. The distribution model is based on depth, slope, terrain curvature, wave exposure and a light exposure index (Bekkby et al. 2009), depth being the most important variable, followed by terrain curvature and wave exposure (see Bekkby et al. 2009 for explanation of the GIS environmental layers). The input depth, slope, terrain curvature, wave exposure and light exposure index models had a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 10 m, the current speed model was resampled from 25 m resolution. The output model has a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 10 m. Analyses showed that coverage (density of kelp defined as classes) increased with predicted probability. The work was funded by the Research Council of Norway. Lami_More WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 26304 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.890017784786276 6.874133585231442 62.62172790454258 62.931268246508054 text/html application/xml Carb_sand_nordland Carbonate sand deposit model in Nordland Model run in UTM zone 33N The model was run in 2014 by NIVA Data collected 2011-2013 by NGU, NIVA included absences from kelp surveys The data were collected in Nordland county, but the models covers also a small part of Troms in the North and Trøndelag in the south. 1078 datapoints, but only data down to 100 m depth and with more than 50 % carbonate content were included, resulting in 473 presences. Modelled using Maxent on presence data, validated with 139 presences and 740 absences (the validation points are spatially biased towards areas shallower than 40 m depth) Modelled the probability of finding carbonate sand with more that 50 % carbonate content (carbonate contact below 50 % is absence together with rocky seabed and other non-carbonate sand areas) Input variables: depth, slope, curvature (with both 250, 500 and 1000 m calculation window), wave exposure, maximum current speed and mean current speed Depth, slope, curvature and wave exposure had spatial resolution of 25 m, models developed by NIVA. The current speed had 200 m spatial resolution (developed from NorKyst800). Cut-off value for identifying polygon presences: 0.31 AUC=0.88 using independent validation presences and absences Carb_sand_nordland WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 802292 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.961064178417756 18.572813139675606 64.81104569179925 69.55295801495572 text/html application/xml Carb_sand_Trondelag Carbonate sand deposits are modelled for the Trondelag coast of Norway (Bekkby et al. 2013). The model was carried out in the projection UTM zone 33N. Carbonate sand deposits were defined as having at least 50 % carbonate content. The model was developed based on 1105 data points and GAM analyses of presence and absence points. Data were collected 2007-2008 by the Geological Survey of Norway (NGU), the model was run in 2009 by NIVA. The distribution model is based on depth, wave exposure and maximum current speed, depth being the most important variable (see Bekkby et al. 2009 for explanation of the GIS environmental layers). The input depth and wave exposure models had a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 25 m, the current speed model was resampled from 500 m resolution. The output model has a spatial (horizontal) distribution of 25 m. The work was part of the National program for mapping biodiversity – coast, a program that is funded by the Ministry of Climate and Environment and the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries. The Norwegian Environment Agency is leading the project and NIVA is the scientific coordinator. Carb_sand_Trondelag WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 45063 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.282499050941782 13.45346727884637 61.85584059500917 66.07626002173988 text/html application/xml DE300001_model Data represents the abundance of benthic community with Monoporeia affinis, Marenzelleria, Macoma balthica in the Baltic Sea. Baltic wide benthic community analysis is done based on the abundance and biomass data averaged for all sampling events in within 5 km grid cell based on the harmonised dataset that comprises data at over 7000 locations mostly sampled in period 2000-2013. Random Forest model was used for spatial interpolation.Original data can be downloaded: http://gis.ices.dk/gis/rest/services/ExternalDatasets/Benthic/MapServerFor EMODnet Seabed habitat portal the original dataset was separated as presence-absence grids per identified benthic community in the original article. DE300001 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 596 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.419371766 29.919653847 53.911947144 65.882766648 text/html application/xml DE300002_model Data represents the abundance of benthic community with Hydrobiidae, Pygospio elegans, Cerastoderma glaucumin the Baltic Sea. Baltic wide benthic community analysis is done based on the abundance and biomass data averaged for all sampling events in within 5 km grid cell based on the harmonised dataset that comprises data at over 7000 locations mostly sampled in period 2000-2013. Random Forest model was used for spatial interpolation.Original data can be downloaded: http://gis.ices.dk/gis/rest/services/ExternalDatasets/Benthic/MapServerFor EMODnet Seabed habitat portal the original dataset was separated as presence-absence grids per identified benthic community in the original article. DE300002 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 554 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.419371766 29.919653847 53.911947144 65.882766648 text/html application/xml DE300003_model Data represents the abundance of benthic community with Diastylis, Corbula gibba, Dipolydora quadrilobata, Arctica islandica, Aricidea suecica, Abra albain the Baltic Sea. Baltic wide benthic community analysis is done based on the abundance and biomass data averaged for all sampling events in within 5 km grid cell based on the harmonised dataset that comprises data at over 7000 locations mostly sampled in period 2000-2013. Random Forest model was used for spatial interpolation.Original data can be downloaded: http://gis.ices.dk/gis/rest/services/ExternalDatasets/Benthic/MapServer. For EMODnet Seabed habitat portal the original dataset was separated as presence-absence grids per identified benthic community in the original article. DE300003 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 529 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.419371766 29.919653847 53.911947144 65.882766648 text/html application/xml DE300004_model Data represents the abundance of benthic community with Bylgides sarsi, Pontoporeia femoratain the Baltic Sea. Baltic wide benthic community analysis is done based on the abundance and biomass data averaged for all sampling events in within 5 km grid cell based on the harmonised dataset that comprises data at over 7000 locations mostly sampled in period 2000-2013. Random Forest model was used for spatial interpolation.Original data can be downloaded: http://gis.ices.dk/gis/rest/services/ExternalDatasets/Benthic/MapServer. For EMODnet Seabed habitat portal the original dataset was separated as presence-absence grids per identified benthic community in the original article. DE300004 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 601 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.419371766 29.919653847 53.911947144 65.882766648 text/html application/xml DE300005_model Data represents the abundance of benthic community with Amphiura, Abra nitida, Galathowenia oculata, Ennucula tenuis, Thyasira flexuosa, Nucula nitidosa, Diplocirrus glaucusinthe Baltic Sea. Baltic wide benthic community analysis is done based on the abundance and biomass data averaged for all sampling events in within 5 km grid cell based on the harmonised dataset that comprises data at over 7000 locations mostly sampled in period 2000-2013. Random Forest model was used for spatial interpolation.Original data can be downloaded: http://gis.ices.dk/gis/rest/services/ExternalDatasets/Benthic/MapServer. For EMODnet Seabed habitat portal the original dataset was separated as presence-absence grids per identified benthic community in the original article. DE300005 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 522 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.419371766 29.919653847 53.911947144 65.882766648 text/html application/xml DE300006_model Data represents the abundance of benthic community with Mytilus spp., Amphibalanus improvisus in the Baltic Sea. Baltic wide benthic community analysis is done based on the abundance and biomass data averaged for all sampling events in within 5 km grid cell based on the harmonised dataset that comprises data at over 7000 locations mostly sampled in period 2000-2013. Random Forest model was used for spatial interpolation.Original data can be downloaded: http://gis.ices.dk/gis/rest/services/ExternalDatasets/Benthic/MapServer. For EMODnet Seabed habitat portal the original dataset was separated as presence-absence grids per identified benthic community in the original article. DE300006 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 509 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.419371766 29.919653847 53.911947144 65.882766648 text/html application/xml DE300007_model Data represents the abundance of benthic community with Phoronis, Tellina fabula, Thracia phaseolina, Ophelia borealis, Spiophanes bombyx, Branchiostoma lanceolatum, Spio arndtiin the Baltic Sea. Baltic wide benthic community analysis is done based on the abundance and biomass data averaged for all sampling events in within 5 km grid cell based on the harmonised dataset that comprises data at over 7000 locations mostly sampled in period 2000-2013. Random Forest model was used for spatial interpolation.Original data can be downloaded: http://gis.ices.dk/gis/rest/services/ExternalDatasets/Benthic/MapServer. For EMODnet Seabed habitat portal the original dataset was separated as presence-absence grids per identified benthic community in the original article. DE300007 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 517 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.419371766 29.919653847 53.911947144 65.882766648 text/html application/xml DE300008_model Data represents the abundance of benthic community with Tellina tenuis, Ensis directus, Haustorius arenarius, Lamprops fasciatusin the Baltic Sea. Baltic wide benthic community analysis is done based on the abundance and biomass data averaged for all sampling events in within 5 km grid cell based on the harmonised dataset that comprises data at over 7000 locations mostly sampled in period 2000-2013. Random Forest model was used for spatial interpolation.Original data can be downloaded: http://gis.ices.dk/gis/rest/services/ExternalDatasets/Benthic/MapServer. For EMODnet Seabed habitat portal the original dataset was separated as presence-absence grids per identified benthic community in the original article. DE300008 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 509 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.419371766 29.919653847 53.911947144 65.882766648 text/html application/xml DE300009_model DE300009 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 508 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.419371766 29.919653847 53.911947144 65.882766648 text/html application/xml DE300010_model Data represents the abundance of benthic community with Echinocyamus pusillus, Harmothoe, Bittium reticulatum, Oligochaeta, Alitta virens, Turritella communis, Asterias rubens in the Baltic Sea. Baltic wide benthic community analysis is done based on the abundance and biomass data averaged for all sampling events in within 5 km grid cell based on the harmonised dataset that comprises data at over 7000 locations mostly sampled in period 2000-2013. Random Forest model was used for spatial interpolation.Original data can be downloaded: http://gis.ices.dk/gis/rest/services/ExternalDatasets/Benthic/MapServer. For EMODnet Seabed habitat portal the original dataset was separated as presence-absence grids per identified benthic community in the original article. DE300010 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 508 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 9.419371766 29.919653847 53.911947144 65.882766648 text/html application/xml DK300001_model Mapping and classifying the seabed of the West Greenland continental shelf. Marine benthic habitats support a diversity of marine organisms that are both economically and intrinsically valuable. Our knowledge of the distribution of these habitats is largely incomplete, particularly in deeper water and at higher latitudes. The western continental shelf of Greenland is one example of a deep (more than 500 m) Arctic region with limited information available. This study uses an adaptation of the EUNIS seabed classification scheme to document benthic habitats in the region of the West Greenland shrimp trawl fishery from 60°N to 72°N in depths of 61–725 m. More than 2000 images collected at 224 stations between 2011 and 2015 were grouped into 7 habitat classes. A classification model was developed using environmental proxies to make habitat predictions for the entire western shelf (200–700 m below 72°N). The spatial distribution of habitats correlates with temperature and latitude. Muddy sediments appear in northern and colder areas whereas sandy and rocky areas dominate in the south. Southern regions are also warmer and have stronger currents. The Mud habitat is the most widespread, covering around a third of the study area. There is a general pattern that deep channels and basins are dominated by muddy sediments, many of which are fed by glacial sedimentation and outlets from fjords, while shallow banks and shelf have a mix of more complex habitats. This first habitat classification map of the West Greenland shelf will be a useful tool for researchers, management and conservationists. DK300001 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 21 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -61.287802252 -44.009802252 59.41626169 72.71926169 text/html application/xml DK300002_model Mapping and classifying the seabed of the West Greenland continental shelfMarine benthic habitats support a diversity of marine organisms that are both economically and intrinsically valuable. Our knowledge of the distribution of these habitats is largely incomplete, particularly in deeper water and at higher latitudes. The western continental shelf of Greenland is one example of a deep (more than 500 m) Arctic region with limited information available. This study uses an adaptation of the EUNIS seabed classification scheme to document benthic habitats in the region of the West Greenland shrimp trawl fishery from 60°N to 72°N in depths of 61–725 m. More than 2000 images collected at 224 stations between 2011 and 2015 were grouped into 7 habitat classes. A classification model was developed using environmental proxies to make habitat predictions for the entire western shelf (200–700 m below 72°N). The spatial distribution of habitats correlates with temperature and latitude. Muddy sediments appear in northern and colder areas whereas sandy and rocky areas dominate in the south. Southern regions are also warmer and have stronger currents. The Mud habitat is the most widespread, covering around a third of the study area. There is a general pattern that deep channels and basins are dominated by muddy sediments, many of which are fed by glacial sedimentation and outlets from fjords, while shallow banks and shelf have a mix of more complex habitats. This first habitat classification map of the West Greenland shelf will be a useful tool for researchers, management and conservationists. DK300002 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 19 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -61.287802252 -44.009802252 59.41626169 72.71926169 text/html application/xml DK300003_model Mapping and classifying the seabed of the West Greenland continental shelf. Marine benthic habitats support a diversity of marine organisms that are both economically and intrinsically valuable. Our knowledge of the distribution of these habitats is largely incomplete, particularly in deeper water and at higher latitudes. The western continental shelf of Greenland is one example of a deep (more than 500 m) Arctic region with limited information available. This study uses an adaptation of the EUNIS seabed classification scheme to document benthic habitats in the region of the West Greenland shrimp trawl fishery from 60°N to 72°N in depths of 61–725 m. More than 2000 images collected at 224 stations between 2011 and 2015 were grouped into 7 habitat classes. A classification model was developed using environmental proxies to make habitat predictions for the entire western shelf (200–700 m below 72°N). The spatial distribution of habitats correlates with temperature and latitude. Muddy sediments appear in northern and colder areas whereas sandy and rocky areas dominate in the south. Southern regions are also warmer and have stronger currents. The Mud habitat is the most widespread, covering around a third of the study area. There is a general pattern that deep channels and basins are dominated by muddy sediments, many of which are fed by glacial sedimentation and outlets from fjords, while shallow banks and shelf have a mix of more complex habitats. This first habitat classification map of the West Greenland shelf will be a useful tool for researchers, management and conservationists. DK300003 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 19 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -61.287802252 -44.009802252 59.41626169 72.71926169 text/html application/xml DK300004_model Mapping and classifying the seabed of the West Greenland continental shelf. Marine benthic habitats support a diversity of marine organisms that are both economically and intrinsically valuable. Our knowledge of the distribution of these habitats is largely incomplete, particularly in deeper water and at higher latitudes. The western continental shelf of Greenland is one example of a deep (more than 500 m) Arctic region with limited information available. This study uses an adaptation of the EUNIS seabed classification scheme to document benthic habitats in the region of the West Greenland shrimp trawl fishery from 60°N to 72°N in depths of 61–725 m. More than 2000 images collected at 224 stations between 2011 and 2015 were grouped into 7 habitat classes. A classification model was developed using environmental proxies to make habitat predictions for the entire western shelf (200–700 m below 72°N). The spatial distribution of habitats correlates with temperature and latitude. Muddy sediments appear in northern and colder areas whereas sandy and rocky areas dominate in the south. Southern regions are also warmer and have stronger currents. The Mud habitat is the most widespread, covering around a third of the study area. There is a general pattern that deep channels and basins are dominated by muddy sediments, many of which are fed by glacial sedimentation and outlets from fjords, while shallow banks and shelf have a mix of more complex habitats. This first habitat classification map of the West Greenland shelf will be a useful tool for researchers, management and conservationists. DK300004 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 20 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -61.287802252 -44.009802252 59.41626169 72.71926169 text/html application/xml DK300005_model Mapping and classifying the seabed of the West Greenland continental shelf. Marine benthic habitats support a diversity of marine organisms that are both economically and intrinsically valuable. Our knowledge of the distribution of these habitats is largely incomplete, particularly in deeper water and at higher latitudes. The western continental shelf of Greenland is one example of a deep (more than 500 m) Arctic region with limited information available. This study uses an adaptation of the EUNIS seabed classification scheme to document benthic habitats in the region of the West Greenland shrimp trawl fishery from 60°N to 72°N in depths of 61–725 m. More than 2000 images collected at 224 stations between 2011 and 2015 were grouped into 7 habitat classes. A classification model was developed using environmental proxies to make habitat predictions for the entire western shelf (200–700 m below 72°N). The spatial distribution of habitats correlates with temperature and latitude. Muddy sediments appear in northern and colder areas whereas sandy and rocky areas dominate in the south. Southern regions are also warmer and have stronger currents. The Mud habitat is the most widespread, covering around a third of the study area. There is a general pattern that deep channels and basins are dominated by muddy sediments, many of which are fed by glacial sedimentation and outlets from fjords, while shallow banks and shelf have a mix of more complex habitats. This first habitat classification map of the West Greenland shelf will be a useful tool for researchers, management and conservationists. DK300005 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 21 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -61.287802252 -44.009802252 59.41626169 72.71926169 text/html application/xml DK300006_model Mapping and classifying the seabed of the West Greenland continental shelf. Marine benthic habitats support a diversity of marine organisms that are both economically and intrinsically valuable. Our knowledge of the distribution of these habitats is largely incomplete, particularly in deeper water and at higher latitudes. The western continental shelf of Greenland is one example of a deep (more than 500 m) Arctic region with limited information available. This study uses an adaptation of the EUNIS seabed classification scheme to document benthic habitats in the region of the West Greenland shrimp trawl fishery from 60°N to 72°N in depths of 61–725 m. More than 2000 images collected at 224 stations between 2011 and 2015 were grouped into 7 habitat classes. A classification model was developed using environmental proxies to make habitat predictions for the entire western shelf (200–700 m below 72°N). The spatial distribution of habitats correlates with temperature and latitude. Muddy sediments appear in northern and colder areas whereas sandy and rocky areas dominate in the south. Southern regions are also warmer and have stronger currents. The Mud habitat is the most widespread, covering around a third of the study area. There is a general pattern that deep channels and basins are dominated by muddy sediments, many of which are fed by glacial sedimentation and outlets from fjords, while shallow banks and shelf have a mix of more complex habitats. This first habitat classification map of the West Greenland shelf will be a useful tool for researchers, management and conservationists. DK300006 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 22 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -61.287802252 -44.009802252 59.41626169 72.71926169 text/html application/xml DK300007_model Mapping and classifying the seabed of the West Greenland continental shelf. Marine benthic habitats support a diversity of marine organisms that are both economically and intrinsically valuable. Our knowledge of the distribution of these habitats is largely incomplete, particularly in deeper water and at higher latitudes. The western continental shelf of Greenland is one example of a deep (more than 500 m) Arctic region with limited information available. This study uses an adaptation of the EUNIS seabed classification scheme to document benthic habitats in the region of the West Greenland shrimp trawl fishery from 60°N to 72°N in depths of 61–725 m. More than 2000 images collected at 224 stations between 2011 and 2015 were grouped into 7 habitat classes. A classification model was developed using environmental proxies to make habitat predictions for the entire western shelf (200–700 m below 72°N). The spatial distribution of habitats correlates with temperature and latitude. Muddy sediments appear in northern and colder areas whereas sandy and rocky areas dominate in the south. Southern regions are also warmer and have stronger currents. The Mud habitat is the most widespread, covering around a third of the study area. There is a general pattern that deep channels and basins are dominated by muddy sediments, many of which are fed by glacial sedimentation and outlets from fjords, while shallow banks and shelf have a mix of more complex habitats. This first habitat classification map of the West Greenland shelf will be a useful tool for researchers, management and conservationists. DK300007 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 19 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -61.287802252 -44.009802252 59.41626169 72.71926169 text/html application/xml FI300001_model Model describes the potential distribution range of Fucus spp in the Finnish coast. Model was produced using extensive data (~140,000 samples) on the Finnish Inventory Programme for Underwater Marine Environment (VELMU). Model was built using Boosted regression trees (BRT), and resulting models describe the probability of detecting a habitat-forming species in a cell. Environmental predictors include for instance (and are not only restricted to): bathymetry, euphotic depth, salinity, substrate, and wave exposure. As more accurate information is gained by diving than from video methods, dive data was used as the primary source for modelling with 75–90% for model training and 10–25% for validation. The secondary source, video data, was used only for species clearly identifiable from videos with additional subsets (25%) from targeted inventories. Dive and video data are limited to rather shallow depths (typically 20–30 m), leading to a situation where there are not enough samples from deep areas (below 50 m). To avoid artefacts in the models, a randomized absence dataset for areas deeper than 50 m was used during the modelling process. These points were used only as absences in macrophytes models, based on the knowledge that macrophytes do not live at such depths in the Baltic Sea due to habitat constraints and lack of light. FI300001 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 108399 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 20.580517847 27.795849857 59.674954279 65.803571709 text/html application/xml FI300002_model Model describes the potential distribution range of Mytilus trossulus x edulisin the Finnish coast. Model was produced using extensive data (~140,000 samples) on the Finnish Inventory Programme for Underwater Marine Environment (VELMU). Model was built using Boosted regression trees (BRT), and resulting models describe the probability of detecting a habitat-forming species in a cell. Environmental predictors include for instance (and are not only restricted to): bathymetry, euphotic depth, salinity, substrate, and wave exposure. As more accurate information is gained by diving than from video methods, dive data was used as the primary source for modelling with 75–90% for model training and 10–25% for validation. The secondary source, video data, was used only for species clearly identifiable from videos with additional subsets (25%) from targeted inventories. Dive and video data are limited to rather shallow depths (typically 20–30 m), leading to a situation where there are not enough samples from deep areas (below 50 m). To avoid artefacts in the models, a randomized absence dataset for areas deeper than 50 m was used during the modelling process. These points were used only as absences in macrophytes models, based on the knowledge that macrophytes do not live at such depths in the Baltic Sea due to habitat constraints and lack of light. FI300002 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 134403 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 20.580517847 27.795849857 59.674954279 65.803571709 text/html application/xml FI300003_model Model describes the potential distribution range of Potamogeton perfoliatus in the Finnish coast. Model was produced using extensive data (~140,000 samples) on the Finnish Inventory Programme for Underwater Marine Environment (VELMU). Model was built using Boosted regression trees (BRT), and resulting models describe the probability of detecting a habitat-forming species in a cell. Environmental predictors include for instance (and are not only restricted to): bathymetry, euphotic depth, salinity, substrate, and wave exposure. As more accurate information is gained by diving than from video methods, dive data was used as the primary source for modelling with 75–90% for model training and 10–25% for validation. The secondary source, video data, was used only for species clearly identifiable from videos with additional subsets (25%) from targeted inventories. Dive and video data are limited to rather shallow depths (typically 20–30 m), leading to a situation where there are not enough samples from deep areas (below 50 m). To avoid artefacts in the models, a randomized absence dataset for areas deeper than 50 m was used during the modelling process. These points were used only as absences in macrophytes models, based on the knowledge that macrophytes do not live at such depths in the Baltic Sea due to habitat constraints and lack of light. FI300003 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 112833 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 20.580517847 27.795849857 59.674954279 65.803571709 text/html application/xml FI300004_model Model describes the potential distribution range of Zostera marina in the Finnish coast. Model was produced using extensive data (~140,000 samples) on the Finnish Inventory Programme for Underwater Marine Environment (VELMU). Model was built using Boosted regression trees (BRT), and resulting models describe the probability of detecting a habitat-forming species in a cell. Environmental predictors include for instance (and are not only restricted to): bathymetry, euphotic depth, salinity, substrate, and wave exposure. As more accurate information is gained by diving than from video methods, dive data was used as the primary source for modelling with 75–90% for model training and 10–25% for validation. The secondary source, video data, was used only for species clearly identifiable from videos with additional subsets (25%) from targeted inventories. Dive and video data are limited to rather shallow depths (typically 20–30 m), leading to a situation where there are not enough samples from deep areas (below 50 m). To avoid artefacts in the models, a randomized absence dataset for areas deeper than 50 m was used during the modelling process. These points were used only as absences in macrophytes models, based on the knowledge that macrophytes do not live at such depths in the Baltic Sea due to habitat constraints and lack of light. FI300004 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 49276 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 20.580517847 27.795849857 59.674954279 65.803571709 text/html application/xml FR300001_model A habitat distribution modelling approach was used to model the spatial distribution of the two main species of kelp forests along Molène archipelagos (France). Lineage: Data represents percentage cover of kelp forest as well as biomass of the 2 main species: L. digitata and L. hyperoborea. The used approach consists in firstly establishing surveys and appropriate processing methods in order to provide a detailed underwater topography of the area and to accurately delineate hard substrates (bedrock) potentially colonized by kelp. Secondly, a habitat suitability model is fitted for each species on some carefully selected field stations, measuring kelp presence/absence and biomass. Predictive maps are produced, based on hard substrate areas previously delineated. Type of occurrence data used: In situ data were acquired in the period from late summer to early autumn. Information on the presence/absence of Laminaria species was acquired by towing a high definition video. Species-specific biomass were sampled at low tide for the intertidal areas and by Scuba diving for the sub-tidal areas. Environmental covariates/explanatory variables: Presence–absence of L. digitata distribution was best determined through the combined effects of depth, sediment proximity along current direction, benthic position index (BPI), immersion rate and winter temperature. The sub-model for biomass of L. digitata where present, was predicted using the additional contribution of several variables, with light being the most important (55.62% of deviance explained) and its interactions withwave exposure and spring temperature. Total suspended matter contributed little and only then through the interaction with light. The best model that explained 78.89% of deviance for the presence of L. hyperborea included depth, winter temperature, sediment proximity along current direction and BPI Biomass where L. hyperborea was present was mainly modeled by the same predictors as presence/absence Algorithm/modelling approach: Kelp biological response (presence/absence or biomass) was estimated using Generalized Additive Models (GAM) FR300001 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 4381 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -5.087043113 -4.78603324 48.284535541 48.460820575 text/html application/xml FR300002_model A habitat distribution modelling approach was used to model the spatial distribution of the two main species of kelp forests along Molène archipelagos (France). Lineage: Data represents percentage cover of kelp forest as well as biomass of the 2 main species: L. digitata and L. hyperoborea. The used approach consists in firstly establishing surveys and appropriate processing methods in order to provide a detailed underwater topography of the area and to accurately delineate hard substrates (bedrock) potentially colonized by kelp. Secondly, a habitat suitability model is fitted for each species on some carefully selected field stations, measuring kelp presence/absence and biomass. Predictive maps are produced, based on hard substrate areas previously delineated. Type of occurrence data used: In situ data were acquired in the period from late summer to early autumn. Information on the presence/absence of Laminaria species was acquired by towing a high definition video. Species-specific biomass were sampled at low tide for the intertidal areas and by Scuba diving for the sub-tidal areas. Environmental covariates/explanatory variables: Presence–absence of L. digitata distribution was best determined through the combined effects of depth, sediment proximity along current direction, benthic position index (BPI), immersion rate and winter temperature. The sub-model for biomass of L. digitata where present, was predicted using the additional contribution of several variables, with light being the most important (55.62% of deviance explained) and its interactions withwave exposure and spring temperature. Total suspended matter contributed little and only then through the interaction with light. The best model that explained 78.89% of deviance for the presence of L. hyperborea included depth, winter temperature, sediment proximity along current direction and BPI Biomass where L. hyperborea was present was mainly modeled by the same predictors as presence/absence Algorithm/modelling approach: Kelp biological response (presence/absence or biomass) was estimated using Generalized Additive Models (GAM) FR300002 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 4703 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -5.087043113 -4.78603324 48.284535541 48.460820575 text/html application/xml FR300003_model A habitat distribution modelling approach was used to model the spatial distribution of kelp forests within the Bay of Morlaix (France). Lineage: Data represents presence-absence prediction of kelp forest. Biological ground truth data were integrated with high resolution environmental datasets to develop statistical model that accurately predict the structure of Laminaria forests within the Bay of Morlaix. As a direct management output, high-resolution map (25 m2 grid) was produced. Type of occurrence data used: Forest occurrence (presence or absence),representative across the full range of environmental gradients, was sampled through a combination of underwater video surveys and direct diver observations. Environmental covariates/explanatory variables: The probability of kelp forest occurrence and its standard deviation was predicted using an additive multiple regression of water depth, light availability, significant wave height and sediment proximity. Algorithm/modelling approach: Kelp biological response (presence/absence) was estimated using Generalized Additive Models (GAM) FR300003 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 2840 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -4.076344636 -3.778158118 48.670096902 48.773045812 text/html application/xml FR300004_model A habitat distribution modelling approach was used to model the spatial distribution of kelp forests along Britanny’s coast (France). Lineage: Data represents percentage cover of kelp forest. The Habitat model was generated from kelp forest presence/absence determined from acoustic surveys of laminarial algae. KdPar, sea surface temperature, depth and current speed were used as predictive variables. Habitat model represents only the areas where kelp forests may occur, not the areas confirmed in field observations. Type of occurrence data used: Acoustic surveys of kelp forest were carried out in spring 2005-2006-2007 in 10 study areas along the coast of Brittany. A specific algorithm was developed for automatic detection of presence/absence of kelp forest from the acoustic data. Environmental covariates/explanatory variables: Covariates used were: - KPAR (proxy of light availability): spatial resolution 1km, averaged values (temporal coverage 7 years -1998-2004-, temporal resolution 1 week) - Sea surface temperature: spatial resolution 1km, averaged values (temporal coverage 20 years, temporal resolution 1 week) - Tidal current velocity: spatial resolution 300m, maximum values (temporal coverage one mean spring tide) Algorithm/modelling approach: A stepwise multiple regression with a backward selection of variables was used to predict values of kelp frequency (%)For EMODNet Seabed habitats portal, the dataset was scaled between 0-1. Original data is 0-100. FR300004 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 308 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -5.149595522 -0.3552987319999996 47.48960483 49.745545542 text/html application/xml GB300001_model Predicitive habitat model of Lophelia pertusa distribution in Hatton Bank and George Bligh Bank GB300001 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 835 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -20.034432771 -12.698502771 57.344334573 59.602128573 text/html application/xml GB300002_model GB300002 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 64 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300003_model GB300003 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 64 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300004_model GB300004 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 63 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300005_model GB300005 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 63 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300006_model GB300006 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 62 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300007_model GB300007 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 64 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300008_model GB300008 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 62 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300009_model GB300009 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 62 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300010_model GB300010 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 60 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300011_model GB300011 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 62 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300012_model GB300012 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 62 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300013_model GB300013 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 60 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300014_model GB300014 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 60 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -11.131832416 3.102937854000002 49.223234507 61.554748585 text/html application/xml GB300015_model GB300015 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 2243 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -180.0 180.0 -72.0 70.0 text/html application/xml text/html GB300016_model GB300016 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 2510 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -180.0 180.0 -72.0 70.0 text/html application/xml text/html GB300017_model GB300017 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 2188 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -180.0 180.0 -72.0 70.0 text/html application/xml text/html GB300018_model GB300018 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 2007 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -180.0 180.0 -72.0 70.0 text/html application/xml text/html GB300019_model GB300019 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 2442 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -180.0 180.0 -72.0 70.0 text/html application/xml text/html GB300020_model GB300020 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 1518 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -180.0 180.0 -72.0 70.0 text/html application/xml text/html GB300021_model GB300021 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 1310 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -180.0 180.0 -72.0 70.0 text/html application/xml text/html GB300022_model GB300022 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 588205 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -180.0 180.0 -78.6 68.0 text/html application/xml text/html IE004000_model IE004000 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 84743 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -71.42502517 19.644974829999995 37.578380131 81.918380131 text/html application/xml IE004001_model IE004001 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 908 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -24.254548009 -5.999548008999998 48.16497807 60.15747807 text/html application/xml IE004002_model IE004002 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 1076 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -22.383668588 -7.143668588000001 48.851780411 60.049280411 text/html application/xml IE004003_model IE004003 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 2464 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -24.209548009 -6.554548009000001 48.16497807 60.11247807 text/html application/xml NO300001_model Data represents the distribution of seagrass (eelgrass, Zostera marina) in an area on the West coast of Norway. The model can be inquired via e-mail to trine.bekkby@niva.no. NO300001 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 13581 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 6.225371738 6.761523193 62.671697372 62.913013928 text/html application/xml Corine_2018_Coastal_Wetlands_WGS84 This dataset provides a map of coastal wetlands by RAMSAR classifications. The map is produced from Copernicus Corine Land Cover CLC2018 data. Corine_2018_Coastal_Wetlands_WGS84 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External features habitat marine raster 18407 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -56.50514190170442 72.90618750111624 24.28417702528799 72.66478252575735 text/html application/xml text/html do004006 This map represents fine habitat complexity of the marine environment off the eastern end of the Dominican Republic, produced by The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Asner Lab of Arizona State University, and Arizona State University's Global Airborne Observatory (GAO). DO004006 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External features habitat marine raster 815378 EPSG:32619 CRS:84 -69.19495298022102 -68.30410108950214 18.052134442686736 18.75224950995145 text/html application/xml do004007 This map represents percentage of live coral cover of the eastern end of the Dominican Republic, produced by The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Asner Lab of Arizona State University, and Arizona State University's Global Airborne Observatory (GAO). DO004007 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External features habitat marine raster 325338 EPSG:32619 CRS:84 -69.19495298022102 -68.30410108950214 18.052134442686736 18.75224950995145 text/html application/xml vi004011 This map represents bathymetry of Saint Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands, produced by The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Asner Lab of Arizona State University, and Arizona State University's Global Airborne Observatory (GAO). VI004011 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External features habitat extent raster 213112 EPSG:32620 CRS:84 -64.9126471921306 -64.55281032823771 17.663751801669836 17.825024134424716 text/html application/xml vi004012 This map represents fine habitat complexity of the marine environment of Saint Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands, produced by The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Asner Lab of Arizona State University, and Arizona State University's Global Airborne Observatory (GAO). VI004012 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External features habitat marine raster 219681 EPSG:32620 CRS:84 -64.9126471921306 -64.55281032823771 17.663751801669836 17.825024134424716 text/html application/xml vi004013 This map represents live coral coverage around Saint Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands, produced by The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Asner Lab of Arizona State University, and Arizona State University's Global Airborne Observatory (GAO). VI004013 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External features habitat marine raster 101651 EPSG:32620 CRS:84 -64.9126471921306 -64.5532721619711 17.663751801669836 17.825020456732968 text/html application/xml do004002 This map represents algal cover around the Dominican Republic, produced by The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Asner Lab of Arizona State University, and Arizona State University's Global Airborne Observatory (GAO). This layer is a percentage layer that has been converted to integers through multiplication by a factor of 100. DO004002 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 609839 raster marine EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -69.20805200112801 -68.29618488535507 18.036471114114576 18.7811728851541 text/html application/xml do004003 This map represents seagrass cover around the Dominican Republic, produced by The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Asner Lab of Arizona State University, and Arizona State University's Global Airborne Observatory (GAO). This layer is a percentage layer that has been converted to integers through multiplication by a factor of 100. DO004003 WCS GeoTIFF raster marine habitat Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 407417 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -69.20805153990233 -68.29618338397452 18.0364721908906 18.781173885145197 text/html application/xml do004004 This map represents sand cover around the Dominican Republic, produced by The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Asner Lab of Arizona State University, and Arizona State University's Global Airborne Observatory (GAO). This layer is a percentage layer that has been converted to integers through multiplication by a factor of 100. DO004004 WCS GeoTIFF raster marine habitat 451408 External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -69.20805200112801 -68.29618488535507 18.036471114114576 18.7811728851541 text/html application/xml vi004008 This map represents algal cover around St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands, produced by The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Asner Lab of Arizona State University, and Arizona State University's Global Airborne Observatory (GAO). This layer is a percentage layer that has been converted to integers through multiplication by a factor of 100. VI004008 WCS GeoTIFF raster marine habitat Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models 101429 External EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -64.91749204098859 -64.5477212300986 17.650473506383307 17.843712363449583 text/html application/xml vi004009 This map represents seagrass cover around St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands, produced by The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Asner Lab of Arizona State University, and Arizona State University's Global Airborne Observatory (GAO). This layer is a percentage layer that has been converted to integers through multiplication by a factor of 100. VI004009 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 90516 raster marine habitat EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -64.91749279770448 -64.54771589826284 17.650472678658698 17.84371244706268 text/html application/xml vi004010 This map represents sand cover around St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands, produced by The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Asner Lab of Arizona State University, and Arizona State University's Global Airborne Observatory (GAO). This layer is a percentage layer that has been converted to integers through multiplication by a factor of 100. VI004010 WCS GeoTIFF marine raster habitat Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 103377 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -64.91749204098859 -64.5477212300986 17.650473506383307 17.843712363449583 text/html application/xml LAMpred_Nordic Point data on Laminaria hyperborea, collected from different sources in the Nordic countries, were used to model the kelp forest distribution by fitting boosted regression trees to the compiled data. The predictors were distance to shore, slope, curvature, aspect, salinity, temperature, light, current speed, sea ice concentration and wave fetch. The aim of the project was to model the distribution of kelp forests in the Nordic countries in order to identify their ecosystem functions and services, including their role in the carbon cycle. LAMpred_Nordic WCS GeoTIFF raster marine habitat Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 142409 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -75.0 36.474999999999994 54.3666666666667 87.025 text/html application/xml WCS SACpred_Nordic Point data on Saccharina latissima, collected from different sources in the Nordic countries, were used to model the kelp forest distribution by fitting boosted regression trees to the compiled data. The predictors were distance to shore, slope, curvature, aspect, salinity, temperature, light, current speed, sea ice concentration and wave fetch. SACpred_Nordic WCS GeoTIFF marine habitat raster Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models External 142463 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -75.0 36.474999999999994 54.3666666666667 87.025 text/html application/xml WCS Modiolus_habitatsuitabilitymodel_uk_50 This dataset was produced using an ensemble modelling approach, utilising the random forest algorithm to predict habitat suitability of Modiolus modiolus beds across the UK. Habitat suitability models require two types of input data, presence/absence data (also known as response variables) and environmental datasets (also known as predictor variables). The output of the model describes the probability of habitat occurrence as a percentage, with the overall resolution of the dataset being 300x300m. Another output shows the standard deviation of the predictive values of the habitat suitability model. This describes the variability of the habitat suitability models derived from fifty iterations using a random forests approach. The standard deviation can be used to assess the level of confidence, however this does not provide a full picture and should only be used as an indicator. The predictor variables used within the model include: Depth to seabed Slope of seabed Kinetic energy at the seabed due to currents Kinetic energy at the seabed due to waves Seabed Substrate Absolute maximum of annual temperatures at the seabed (over 30-year period) Absolute minimum of seasonal salinity Modiolus_habitatsuitabilitymodel_uk_50 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models False External Modiolus_habitatsuitabilitymodel_uk_50 17648 EPSG:3035 CRS:84 -16.252082640406925 4.260642924389332 48.140834666773536 61.878745737279594 text/html application/xml text/html Sabellaria_habitatsuitabilitymodel_uk_50 This dataset was produced using an ensemble modelling approach, utilising the random forest algorithm to predict habitat suitability of Sabellaria spinulosa across the UK. Habitat suitability models require two types of input data, presence/absence data (also known as response variables) and environmental datasets (also known as predictor variables). The output of the model describes the probability of habitat occurrence as a percentage, with the overall resolution of the dataset being 300 x 300 m. Another output shows the standard deviation of the predictive values of the habitat suitability model. This describes the variability of the habitat suitability models derived from fifty iterations using a random forests approach. The standard deviation can be used to assess the level of confidence, however this does not provide a full picture and should only be used as an indicator. The predictor variables used within the model include: Depth to seabed Slope of seabed Light attenuation coefficient of photosynthetic active radiation (Kd(PAR)) Kinetic energy at the seabed due to currents Kinetic energy at the seabed due to waves Seabed Substrate Mean of annual temperature at the seabed (over 30-year period) Absolute minimum of seasonal salinity Sabellaria_habitatsuitabilitymodel_uk_50 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models False External Sabellaria_habitatsuitabilitymodel_uk_50 9261 EPSG:3035 CRS:84 -12.96985414960067 4.202897918276176 48.973478756690646 61.08467660839321 text/html application/xml text/html Zostera_habitatsuitabilitymodel_uk_50 This dataset was produced using an ensemble modelling approach, utilising the random forest algorithm to predict habitat suitability of Zostera marina beds across the UK. Habitat suitability models require two types of input data, presence/absence data (also known as response variables) and environmental datasets (also known as predictor variables). The output of the model describes the probability of habitat occurrence as a percentage, with the overall resolution of the dataset being 300 x 30 0m. Another output shows the standard deviation of the predictive values of the habitat suitability model. This describes the variability of the habitat suitability models derived from fifty iterations using a random forests approach. The standard deviation can be used to assess the level of confidence, however this does not provide a full picture and should only be used as an indicator. The predictor variables used within the model include: Depth to seabed Slope of seabed PAR at the Seabed Kinetic energy at the seabed due to currents Kinetic energy at the seabed due to waves Seabed Substrate Mean of annual minima temperature at the seabed (over 30-year period) Absolute minimum of seasonal salinity Zostera_habitatsuitabilitymodel_uk_50 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models False External Zostera_habitatsuitabilitymodel_uk_50 1565 EPSG:3035 CRS:84 -39.032299623679386 5.6737505893886215 42.65372982727621 67.58846646582079 text/html application/xml text/html Habitat maps collated by EMODnet Seabed Habitats in the MSFD Benthic Broad Habitat Types classification system. Ownership of the individual maps is retained by the original owners, for more information please see the individual metadata record tied to the map, which can be seen in the query response. This service is configured for viewing individual maps. For download access to relevant maps, please use the emodnet_open_maplibrary WFS service endpoint https://ows.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/emodnet_open_maplibrary/wfs? Maps have been standardised to the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Translated Habitat Data Exchange format, for more information see: https://www.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/contribute-data/data-exchange-format/ features benthic habitat biotype marine ocean msfd EPSG:3857 9.419315470000072 14.74799230800005 53.69363320000007 55.02076150400007 text/html application/xml de005001 The dataset provides full-coverage maps of the habitats and biotopes in the German Baltic Sea at a resolution of 1 x 1 km for the entire region and at 50 x 50 m resolution in specific areas. We combined geological and biological surveys to map the seabed and collected extensive data to classify different habitats and their associated benthic communities. Using newly established national guidelines and predictive habitat modelling, we produced highly accurate maps. For upload to EMODnet four separate maps were made: - Broad Habitat Types according to the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). - Annex I Habitat types - Habitat types classified according to the Baltic Sea-wide HELCOM underwater biotope and habitat classification (HUB) - other habitat types, OHTs for German marine waters include biotope types according to S30 of the German Federal Nature Conservation Act (BNatSchG), according to the European Habitats Directive (92/43/EEC), as well as the Baltic Sea-wide HELCOM Red List types features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DE005001 1992 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.419315470000072 14.74799230800005 53.69363320000007 55.02076150400007 text/html application/xml text/html Habitat maps collated by EMODnet Seabed Habitats in classification systems other than EUNIS and Habitats Directive Annex I. Ownership of the individual maps is retained by the original owners, for more information please see the individual metadata record tied to the map, which can be seen in the query response. This service is configured for viewing individual maps. For download access to relevant maps, please use the emodnet_open_maplibrary WFS service endpoint https://ows.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/emodnet_open_maplibrary/wfs? Maps have been standardised to the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Original Habitat Data Exchange format, for more information see: https://www.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/contribute-data/data-exchange-format/ features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine ocean EPSG:3857 -37.21620247566273 62.5077933736843 -84.96424363202824 71.00564000048564 text/html application/xml be000007 Area West Coast, potential future marine nature reserve close to the coast; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 136 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.5194405030768054 2.61586587580957 51.10326748300796 51.16447710413506 text/html application/xml text/html be000017 Area West Coast, potential future marine nature reserve close to the coast; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000017 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 152 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.514355808174049 2.5925053939088203 51.0976314542283 51.16363716162576 text/html application/xml text/html be000031 Area West Coast, potential future marine nature reserve close to the coast; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000031 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 212 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.51292419449601 2.618309469606403 51.09678268397369 51.16385535783853 text/html application/xml text/html be000048 Area Baland Bank, 2 profiles perpendicular to the coastline and up to the shore; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000048 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 33 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.7615318294304507 2.8083000184311646 51.19059371942467 51.23624038728409 text/html application/xml text/html be000051 Area Blankenberge, 2 profiles perpendicular to the coastline and up to the shore; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000051 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 23 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.066408295606379 3.112155477992976 51.31652771907904 51.36123024717826 text/html application/xml text/html be000054 Area Paardenmarkt, old munitions dump site, 2 profiles perpendicular to the coastline and up to the shore; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000054 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 22 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.2479515079557393 3.279304504099618 51.354644775336176 51.39649200450248 text/html application/xml text/html be000057 Area Wenduine, 2 profiles perpendicular to the coastline and up to the shore; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000057 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 140 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.859554291097715 3.136669486107958 51.27047264119949 51.39159774823754 text/html application/xml text/html be000060 Area West Coast, potential future marine nature reserve close to the coast; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000060 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 48 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.5261451198014635 2.600744247748883 51.104097366600236 51.1568527219756 text/html application/xml text/html be000065 Area West Coast, potential future marine nature reserve close to the coast; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000065 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 57 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.539008749853979 2.578541493695005 51.127303826110754 51.14784907117778 text/html application/xml text/html be000071 Area Sierra Ventana, abandoned dumping place of dredged material; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000071 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 42 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.010145187650315 3.0838432308804475 51.42547979535631 51.469449996520154 text/html application/xml text/html be000222 Area West Coast, potential future marine nature reserve close to the coast; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000222 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 157 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.5194396972842674 2.61586587580957 51.10326748300796 51.16447710413506 text/html application/xml text/html be000223 Area West Coast, potential future marine nature reserve close to the coast; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000223 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 201 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.514355808174049 2.5925053939088203 51.0976314542283 51.16363716162576 text/html application/xml text/html be000224 Area West Coast, potential future marine nature reserve close to the coast; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000224 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 288 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.51292419449601 2.618309469606403 51.09678268397369 51.16385535783853 text/html application/xml text/html be000225 Habitat map "BE000225" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000225 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 50 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.761530983168378 2.8083007819555514 51.19059289744431 51.23624052398104 text/html application/xml text/html be000226 Habitat map "BE000226" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000226 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 25 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.066408295606379 3.112155477992976 51.31652771907904 51.36123024717826 text/html application/xml text/html be000227 Habitat map "BE000227" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000227 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 24 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.2479515079557393 3.279304504099618 51.354644775336176 51.39649200450248 text/html application/xml text/html be000228 Habitat map "BE000228" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000228 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 162 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.859554291097715 3.136669486107958 51.27047264119949 51.39159774823754 text/html application/xml text/html be000229 Area West Coast, potential future marine nature reserve close to the coast; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000229 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 68 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.5261451198014635 2.600744247748883 51.104097366600236 51.1568527219756 text/html application/xml text/html be000230 Area West Coast, potential future marine nature reserve close to the coast; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000230 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 62 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 2.539008749853979 2.578541493695005 51.127303826110754 51.14784907117778 text/html application/xml text/html be000231 Area Sierra Ventana, abandoned dumping place of dredged material; together with other datasets (identical lui), full-coverage habitat maps were obtained; data has been verified; expert data collection features benthic habitat biotope marine BE000231 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 42 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.010145187650315 3.0838432308804475 51.42547979535631 51.469449996520154 text/html application/xml text/html bg003002 Map of benthic biotopes in the sediments in part of Natura 2000 SAC Ropotamo, the Bulgarian Black Sea. The biotopes were defined based on the sediment type, depth range and the typical associated macrozoobenthos communities as differentiated by multivariate similarity analyses. features benthic habitat biotope marine BG003002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 146 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.709814000715568 28.06738800035603 42.193527999517656 42.402675000051275 text/html application/xml text/html bg003003 Map of surface sediments in the Bulgarian Black Sea shelf classified according Folk 5-coarse sediment, mixed sediment , sand and mud , muddy sand, rocks features benthic habitat biotope marine BG003003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 64341 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.44260044935132 29.96096592253933 41.970442313062314 43.74018648711673 text/html application/xml text/html bg003004 Map of surface sediments in the Bulgarian Black Sea shelf classified according Folk 7-coarse sediment, mixed sediment , sand , sandy mud,mud, muddy sand,rocks features benthic habitat biotope marine BG003004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 54122 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.44260044935132 29.96096592253933 41.970442313062314 43.74018648711673 text/html application/xml text/html de003002 The map presentsapreliminary result of a currently running project on benthic habitat mapping in the German North Sea funded and coordinated by the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation(Bildstein et al. 2014, Pesch et al. 2016). Full coverage biotope mapping was accomplishedby applying Random Forests on site specific data on six infaunacommunitiesand predictor data on e.g. topographical and sedimentological features of the sea floor for a 600 m x 600 m raster. The benthic communities had been derived from infauna abundance data by use of fuzzy clustering (for corresponding methodological details please refer to Fiorentino et al. 2017). features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1941 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.3583317211320605 8.161254207815483 53.72519540984037 55.916920716318025 text/html application/xml de003007 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 1999. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 1999. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10024 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.7501142160000445 8.615682133000053 53.42758878500008 53.90342805000006 text/html application/xml de003008 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 2000. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 2000. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 14564 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.751959140000051 8.616079519000031 53.43398305000006 53.925271617000064 text/html application/xml de003010 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 2002. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 2002. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 31798 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.751013957000046 8.620507360000026 53.42655279000008 53.94265699000005 text/html application/xml de003012 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 2004. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 2004. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 19930 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.7521678600000286 8.619580929000035 53.428841696000084 53.90286179500003 text/html application/xml de003013 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 2005. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 2005. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003013 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 14187 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.762347611000053 8.585606873000083 53.43493502700005 53.90294676200008 text/html application/xml de003014 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 2006. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 2006. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003014 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 18477 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.761051282000032 8.58264163200004 53.415562222000055 53.90298482800003 text/html application/xml de003015 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 2007. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 2007. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003015 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 23121 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.761143323000066 8.59554864900002 53.41550477400006 53.90330172799999 text/html application/xml de003016 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 2008. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 2008. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003016 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 24003 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.757600955000052 8.584356669000034 53.41675215800002 53.901093179000014 text/html application/xml de003017 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 2009. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 2009. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003017 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 42827 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.758166402000038 8.587489783000015 53.416061296000066 53.90485849500002 text/html application/xml de003018 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 2010. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 2010. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003018 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5622 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.758172230000061 8.587336839000049 53.41600332100008 53.900041390000055 text/html application/xml de003019 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 2011. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 2011. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003019 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 9213 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.755605021000069 8.587213499000017 53.41868902800005 53.90139618000007 text/html application/xml de003020 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 2013. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 2013. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003020 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 10063 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.741468274000046 8.623327869000027 53.420506958000054 53.91395483600009 text/html application/xml de003021 Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer 2016. Im Rahmen des Miesmuschel Managementplans wurden jährliche Kartierungen der eulitoralen Miesmuschelbänke im Niedersächsischen Wattenmeer durchgeführt. Die Erfassung erfolgte mittels stereoskopischer Auswertung von Luftbildern. Die Befliegungen fanden im Frühjahr bzw. Sommer flächendeckend statt. (Deutsch), Blue mussel beds in the Wadden Sea of Lower Saxony 2016. The intertidal blue mussel beds were determined yearly in the scope of the blue mussel management plan. Aerial surveys were carried out and aerial photographs were analysed by using a stereoscope to detect the mussel beds. (Englisch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003021 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 48095 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 6.733757857000062 8.614284976000011 53.39934823700001 53.935780736 text/html application/xml de003022 Mixed Mytilus and Oyster beds, Mytilus as dominant species; Kombinierte Karte aus den Begehungen und der Luftbildauswertung, Flächenshape (Deutsch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003022 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1318 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.354984494000067 8.974320317000041 54.44392350400003 55.044272342000056 text/html application/xml de003023 Mixed Mytilus and Oyster beds, Oyster as dominant species; Kombinierte Karte aus den Begehungen und der Luftbildauswertung, Flächenshape (Deutsch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003023 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1182 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.306202685000066 8.749720657000061 54.636859061000024 55.043305875000065 text/html application/xml de003024 Mixed Mytilus and Oyster beds; Kombinierte Karte aus den Begehungen und der Luftbildauswertung, Flächenshape (Deutsch) features benthic habitat biotope marine DE003024 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 71 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.387912693000045 8.419918708000065 54.63958793400009 55.04467059800002 text/html application/xml ee003004 Estonian MSFD habitats (HELCOM HUB level 3) based on modelling and sonar sampling features benthic habitat biotope marine EE003004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 130313 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 20.371565289000028 28.04638892900004 57.58593213000006 59.99520915200003 text/html application/xml es001027 This dataset contains the habitats map from the SCI (Site of Community Importance) “Espacio marino de Illes Columbretes”. The Columbretes Islands, a series of small islands, islets and submerged elevations of volcanic origin, are found in the Western Mediterranean at the northern limit of the Gulf of Valencia, 28 miles from the Gulf of Oropesa and just over 50 kilometers from the coast to the east of Castellón de la Plana. There are 24 islets gathered in 4 groups each named after its largest landmass. This volcanic field covers an area of 90 by 40 kilometers at a depth of 80 to 90 metres. The Illa Grossa and the other islands and islets are formed from basaltic materials or phonolitic rocks. These islands and the associated submerged volcanic field are one of the rare examples of Quaternary volcanism in the Mediterranean. This study was supported by the INDEMARES-LIFE+ Project, EC contract INDEMARES-LIFE+ (07/NAT/E/000732): Inventory and Designation of the Natura 2000 network in marine areas of the Spanish State (www.indemares.es/en). This work was coordinated by the Biodiversity Foundation (www.fundacion-biodiversidad.es). This study was made possible through the collaboration of multiple teams of researchers: Department of Ecology (University of Barcelona - UB), Center for Advanced Studies of Blanes (CEAB - CSIC), Institute of Marine Sciences (ICM - CSIC), Balearic Oceanography Centre (COB) - IEO (Spanish Institute of Oceanography) and Consolidate Research Group Marine Geosciences (GRC-GM) (University of Barcelona - UB). Habitats are classified according to EUNIS nomenclature and the List of Marine Habitats in Spain (LPRE, that it’s classified hierarchically and was completed and published in March 2013). Habitats classification are been simplified owing to the requirements of the EMODnet (European Marine Observation and Data Network) portal for Seabed Habitats. features benthic habitat biotope marine ES001027 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 7234 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 0.6098816874899226 0.7294098800619578 39.82763319391681 39.95596211785748 text/html application/xml text/html fr003014 Seabed habitat map (current EUNIS classification system and submission) performed by CREOCEAN, LIENSs, EPOC, GEOTRANSFERT, RE NATURE ENVIRONNEMENT & IODDE within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). This map concerns polygons for which at least one habitat IS NOT in the current EUNIS classification (2007-2011). Digital data sources: orthos (2000), prefectural decrees Ground truth data sources (2011-2012): direct human observations Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 89% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003014 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5300 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.5684244579999271 -0.9065259859999617 45.53358471400002 46.34078871000007 text/html application/xml text/html fr003018 Seabed habitat map ('Typologie des biocenoses de Mediterranee' classification system) performed by Asconit Consultants (mandatary), UPVD, LECOB, OCEANIDE & ADENA within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : historical maps (1986). Ground truth data sources :Van Veen grab (2010-2011). Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 64% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003018 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 256 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 3.0567944580000566 3.9000000000000363 42.43463396300005 42.96099587200005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003033 Seabed habitat map ('Typologie des biocenoses de Mediterranee' classification system) performed by GIS Posidonie within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources : Side scan sonar (2010), bathymetrics (2008). Ground truth data sources : Sediment dredge (1 point, 2010) Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 72% (Habitat : 'vase'; Areas with doubtful outlines). features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003033 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 214 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 5.38218676700006 5.414598856000066 43.205083164 43.21281310000005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003063 Seabed habitat map (Typologie des biocenoses de Mediterranee classification system) performed by Andromede Oceanologie & Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010), bathymetry (2007), orthos (2009), historical data (2001, 1997) Ground truth data sources: direct human observations (06/2011) Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 87% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003063 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 13318 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.557744830000058 8.762831703000078 42.12930715700004 42.57169117200005 text/html application/xml text/html fr003069 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: historical data (Guennoc et al., 2001) Ground truth data sources: none Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 45% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003069 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 176 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.768244415000035 8.902228867000082 41.48895883800002 41.640795604000076 text/html application/xml text/html fr003072 Seabed habitat map (Habitat Directive classification system) performed by Stareso within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010-2011), historical data (Guennoc et al., 2001; Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources: none Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 50% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003072 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 30830 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 8.844200543000047 9.451216654000028 41.30172645900008 41.598039508000085 text/html application/xml text/html fr003075 Seabed habitat map (Typologie des biocenoses de Mediterranee classification system) performed by Stareso, Evemar and Sintinelle within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010-2011), historical data (Guennoc et al., 2001; Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources: none Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 52% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003075 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5195 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.222882138000015 9.328262945000068 41.308340363000056 41.405403995000036 text/html application/xml text/html fr003078 Seabed habitat map ('Typologie des Biocenoses de Mediterranee' classification system) performed by Stareso, Evemar and Sintinelle within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: sonar (2010-2011), historical data (Guennoc et al., 2001; Pasqualini, 1997) Ground truth data sources: none Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 57% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003078 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4078 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.342626981000011 9.391212853000036 41.50684435900005 41.59160333600003 text/html application/xml text/html fr003081 Seabed habitat map (Typologie des biocenoses de Mediterranee classification system) performed by Stareso, Evemar and Sintinelle within the framework of CARTHAM ("cartographie des habitats marins") project coordinated by the French Biodiversity Agency (Agence française pour la biodiversité, AFB). Digital data sources: orthos (2011) Ground truth data sources: none Map confidence rated by Ifremer : 59% features benthic habitat biotope marine FR003081 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 5054 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.329262161000045 9.367558985000048 41.60196734000006 41.640616594000036 text/html application/xml text/html gb000267 Phase I survey of the littoral zone of the Firth of Lorn. This dataset is a map detailing prevailing lifeforms. Each polygon is associated with a series of lifeforms encountered during the survey down the shore. Transects were divided into four parts and thus the attribute contains four lifeforms. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB000267 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2409 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -5.819398342359591 -5.587988763970273 56.131418816125496 56.32271075050079 text/html application/xml text/html gb000472 The aim of the current project is to improve understanding of the habitats and communities present beyond 12nm north and west of Anglesey. Multibeam acoustic survey ground-truthed with video and grab sampling. features benthic habitat biotope marine GB000472 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 744 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -4.9873557179919485 -4.313544284041423 53.47867880748106 53.706078321457404 text/html application/xml text/html gr100030 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR100030 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1372 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.01825118000007 24.066461425999993 38.120400310000036 38.15163069199998 text/html application/xml text/html gr100031 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR100031 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1705 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.000403878000014 24.049645232000003 37.897328945000034 37.93231365200002 text/html application/xml text/html gr100032 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR100032 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1506 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 23.933852665000057 24.03060582200004 37.637452419000056 37.669973166000034 text/html application/xml text/html gr100033 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR100033 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 391 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 25.354262862000027 25.633351713000028 39.88895852600004 40.03335536000005 text/html application/xml text/html gr100034 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR100034 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 701 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.961715465000072 25.079297508000042 39.459615874000036 39.57009173300001 text/html application/xml text/html gr100035 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR100035 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1883 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.064409720000086 26.297670090000082 39.05662205500003 39.209343015000066 text/html application/xml text/html gr100036 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR100036 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1533 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.440934998000035 26.566131350000074 38.985812378000034 39.119682525000016 text/html application/xml text/html gr100037 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR100037 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 463 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.565065819000026 26.683316230000067 37.728369306000054 37.80231402300004 text/html application/xml text/html gr100038 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR100038 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2936 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 26.029031315000072 26.57151986500006 37.50146986400007 37.70314651900003 text/html application/xml text/plain gr100039 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR100039 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1935 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 25.93294077800009 26.30631410600009 38.47992020200005 38.61074383700002 text/html application/xml text/html gr100044 The description and mapping of marine habitat types according to Annex I of Directive 92/43/EOK (EEC, 1992) and / or the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) in 66 of approximately 300 Greek NATURA 2000 network sites, were the subject of Research Work for the Ministry of Environment Planning and Public Works of Greece. This research project, under the name "Identification and description of habitat types at sites of interest for conservation", lasted from 1999 to 2002 and was carried out by the National Centre for Marine Research (NCMR, renamed as Hellenic Centre for Marine Research - HCMR since 2003) in association with the Institute of Marine Biology of Crete (IBCM, joined to HCMR since 2003), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Fisheries Research Institute (FRI). The recognition and imprinting of marine habitat types was based on the combined use of aerial photos of scale 1:5000 acquired during the second half of 1999 for the needs of the project, data from the scientific echo sounder Sea-Bed discrimination system "RoxAnn", phytobenthos samples and in situ observations by scuba diving and underwater cameras. Regarding the sampling, hard bottom samplings were carried out using SCUBA diving. The samples were collected on hard substrates mainly in the upper infralittoral zone (30 to 50 cm below the lowest sea level). For the study of the soft bottom habitats, oceanographic cruses were carried out with the IMBC R/V “Filia”, using a Smith McIntyre sediment sampler. features benthic habitat biotope marine GR100044 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1389 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.68059063900004 27.82119577200004 35.939729661000065 36.27571642600003 text/html application/xml text/html ie003080 Delineation of sand and gravel from MBES data at 4 sites in the Irish Sea. MBES data were collected along survey transects within the 4 survey sites. Gaps between the lines were interpolated and interpretation of these data along with analysis of core samples enabled the delineation of the extent of sand and gravel at each site. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003080 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 114 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.167964999485099 -5.579763999808674 52.383028999488744 53.463074999811454 text/html application/xml text/html ie003081 Mound features traced from high resolution bathymetric data of the seabed in Ireland's offshore sea area. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003081 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3969 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -23.250731999781877 -10.040744999981696 51.00230700006805 57.74957099980182 text/html application/xml text/html ie003089 This file shows the distribution of seabed substrate classes in Donegal and Sligo Bays on the northwest coast of Ireland. The map was generated from the interpretation of MBES data and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003089 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 3544 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.918490999999962 -8.104779999999948 54.207450000000065 54.68057500000004 text/html application/xml text/html ie003090 This file shows the distribution of seabed substrate classes in Killary Harbour and outer harbour area on the west coast of Ireland. The map was generated from the interpretation of MBES data and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003090 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1910 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -10.030139999999955 -9.669099999999986 53.59340000000002 53.67373000000005 text/html application/xml text/html ie003091 This file shows the distribution of seabed substrate classes in Kinsale Harbour and outer harbour area on the south coast of Ireland. The map was generated from the interpretation of MBES data and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003091 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 586 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.54526799999997 -8.400595999999949 51.64873600000005 51.71616000000009 text/html application/xml text/html ie003092 This file shows the distribution of seabed substrate classesin Cork Harbour on the south coast of Ireland. The map was generated from the interpretation of MBES data and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003092 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1153 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -8.495161999999933 -8.16977599999995 51.74482600000001 51.908106000000004 text/html application/xml text/html ie003093 This file shows the distribution of seabed substrate classes in Waterford Harbour and outer areas on the south coast of Ireland. The map was generated from the interpretation of MBES data and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003093 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 1130 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -7.131302999999953 -6.9076449999999525 52.04534700000002 52.282693000000066 text/html application/xml text/html ie003094 This file shows the distribution of seabed substrate classes in Bannow Bay on the south coast of Ireland. The map was generated from the interpretation of MBES data and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003094 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2979 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.938197999999945 -6.732300999999951 52.04201100000005 52.267840000000064 text/html application/xml text/html ie003095 This file shows the distribution of seabed substrate classes in Dundalk Bay on the northeast coast of Ireland. The map was generated from the interpretation of MBES data and groundtruthed using sediment samples. features benthic habitat biotope marine IE003095 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 902 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -6.389181999999954 -5.8589219999999544 53.79402100000005 54.016336000000095 text/html application/xml text/html nl000065 Compiled information about the presence of mussel beds in mussel areas in the period of 1966 untill 1997. The data is split up in two groups: 1-6 times(years) observed and 7-17 times. features benthic habitat biotope marine NL000065 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 4665 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.756517409850633 6.966543197810369 52.92692375192966 53.5337467191358 text/html application/xml text/html nl000066 Habitat map "NL000066" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine NL000066 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 468 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.7981433869078245 6.903268814204469 52.91449546839118 53.53652381931888 text/html application/xml text/html no003003 Areas of high tidal currents havebeen delineated based on physical conditions, nautical charts and local knowledge. Strong tidal currents are defined as being over 5 knots. features benthic habitat biotope marine NO003003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2724 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.833591999970852 29.93965999940953 58.902227000375845 70.49694399976575 text/html application/xml text/html no003004 Areas were identified from local monitoring projects in order to make sure that fjords with naturally low oxygen content in the bottom water was separated from those having low oxygen because of eutrophication etc. features benthic habitat biotope marine NO003004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2028 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.833246000202783 30.12048999991359 58.2779469997543 71.00564000048567 text/html application/xml text/html no003005 Coastal lagoons and semi-landlocked bays are areas with limited exchange of sea water because of sills or narrowing of the opening towards the coastal areas outside. The areas have been identified from maps. features benthic habitat biotope marine NO003005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 365 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.9152759995877675 14.46920299971877 58.325869000054375 68.68756799996316 text/html application/xml text/html no003011 Areas of kelp (Laminaria hyperborea) forest has been modelled using different statistical methods (e.g. GAM, BRT, Maxent) based on point data collected along environmental gradients as part of the National Program for Mapping Biodiversity - Coast. These data include only the largest kelp forests. features benthic habitat biotope marine NO003011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 66409 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.632666999982112 20.80750199961766 57.94565300038572 70.44534099968736 text/html application/xml text/html no003012 Areas of soft sediments in the littoral zone has been delineated using on remote sensing images based on GIS models. These data include only the largest areas. features benthic habitat biotope marine NO003012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 40179 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 4.8802630001374006 29.908193999853307 58.427063000057444 70.26507500001142 text/html application/xml text/html sp003002 This file shows the distribution of Marine communities off the coast of Granada. features benthic habitat biotope marine SP003002 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 2863 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.7820741679999568 -3.125286894999937 36.67988553400004 36.75454864400006 text/html application/xml text/html sp003004 This file shows the distribution of Marine communities off the coast of Murcia features benthic habitat biotope marine SP003004 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 16573 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -1.629876557999969 -0.5962896369999359 37.36291086100005 37.84863301100006 text/html application/xml text/html sp003005 This file shows the distribution of Marine communities off the coast of Alicante features benthic habitat biotope marine SP003005 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 25799 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.7624841819999681 0.24553821900001893 37.84413236700006 38.962724709000035 text/html application/xml text/html sp003006 This file shows the distribution of Marine communities off the coast of Valencia features benthic habitat biotope marine SP003006 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 11605 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.33803373599993286 0.029985734000027842 38.88330836100006 39.72226656300008 text/html application/xml text/html sp003007 This file shows the distribution of Marine communities off the coast of Castellon. features benthic habitat biotope marine SP003007 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 11618 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.1889988939999489 0.6523734070000151 39.68908059900009 40.523539151000065 text/html application/xml text/html sp003015 This file shows the distribution of Marine communities off the coast of Granada. features benthic habitat biotope marine SP003015 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 382 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -0.49044763099994404 -0.4344310689999587 38.15161790300003 38.172916705000056 text/html application/xml text/html sp003010 Marine communities of the coast of El Hierro . features benthic habitat biotope marine SP003010 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 24142 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.63341205188472 27.85328047845659 -18.16492020718141 -17.880794721691483 text/html application/xml text/plain sp003001 Marine communities of the coast of Cadiz . features benthic habitat biotope marine SP003001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 44892 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 35.986578171734706 36.91500590495019 -6.744112434212723 -5.226744570930739 text/html application/xml text/html sp003003 Marine communities of the coast of Almeria . features benthic habitat biotope marine SP003003 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 19498 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 36.64065783059118 37.375333980301974 -3.1291939215913867 -1.602268721690645 text/html application/xml text/html sp003008 Marine communities of the coast of Lanzarote . features benthic habitat biotope marine SP003008 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 33033 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 28.769760235458172 29.437360248847597 -13.910489365815781 -13.32214039478934 text/html application/xml text/html sp003009 Marine communities of the coast of La Gomera . features benthic habitat biotope marine SP003009 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 36347 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 28.017037873671466 28.227371188478266 -17.362375114274208 -17.087921999158397 text/html application/xml text/html pl000001 Benthic habitat map for six classes of habitats. The map was generated based on multibeam echosounder datasets acquired with two frequencies: 150 kHz and 400 kHz. Suprevised classification was performed using object-based image analysis and combined k nearest neighbour and random forest results. It allowed reaching 93% of overall accuracy and 0.90 Kappa Index of Agreement. This research was funded by EU BONUS-185 ECOMAP project (Baltic Sea environmental assessments by opto-acoustic remote sensing, mapping, and monitoring) and co-financed by the National Centre for Research and Development no. BONUS-BB/ECOMAP/07/2017. features benthic habitat biotope marine PL000001 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 25681 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.6767889851639 54.68615912084184 17.03396386763294 17.056495212605565 text/html application/xml text/html es003011 Marine communities of the coast of Fuerteventura . features benthic habitat biotope marine ES003011 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 16240 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.958387507772102 28.82902342561643 -14.583745299937414 -13.771711358836221 text/html application/xml text/html es003012 Habitat map "ES003012" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine ES003012 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External 23277 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.680547489982544 28.01399046351737 -15.854865972501793 -15.34542778809926 text/html application/xml text/html ai004002 Simplified seabed classification and habitat map created from remote sensing data as part of the Darwin Plus funded project "Mapping Anguilla's 'Blue Belt' Ecosystem Services". The project develops local capacity to undertake comprehensive marine resource assessments of Anguilla's 'Blue-Belt', delivering best practice guidance for combining satellite and acoustic surveys, to extend mapping into deeper waters for the first time. The complexity of this shapefile means that it can only be dowloaded as a binary file and is not available via WMS/WFS. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External AI004002 240279959 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 18.14436414651728 18.30006482872317 -63.17842088624319 -62.918777738891585 text/html application/xml text/html ai004004 Seabed classification and habitat map based on the MBES data collected as part of the Darwin Plus funded project "Mapping Anguilla's 'Blue Belt' Ecosystem Services". The project develops local capacity to undertake comprehensive marine resource assessments of Anguilla's 'Blue-Belt', delivering best practice guidance for combining satellite and acoustic surveys, to extend mapping into deeper waters for the first time. The complexity of this shapefile means that it can only be dowloaded as a binary file and is not available via WMS/WFS. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External AI004004 4432199 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 18.189981463567207 18.24366251944453 -63.15040852887342 -63.071526973404055 text/html application/xml text/html jm004002 This map shows the benthic habitats surrounding Jamaica. This map is originally part of the wider Allen Coral Atlas Global Benthic Habitat Maps dataset found at www.allencoralatlas.org. The Allen Coral Atlas dataset maps the benthic habitat for the world's shallow coral reefs at 5 m pixel resolution. The Allen Coral Atlas brings together partners from Planet, University of Queensland, Arizona State University's Center for Global Discovery and Conservation Science (GDCS), the National Geographic Society and Vulcan Inc. to take high resolution satellite imagery and advanced analytics to map and monitor the world's coral reefs in unprecedented detail. Global Benthic Habitat Maps characterise different coral reef bottom types. These bottom types include communities of living organisms attached to the reef (benthos), as well as sediments and underlying substrate. The six Allen Coral Atlas Global Benthic Habitat Map classes used were developed by Roelfsema et al 2013* with input from other coral reef benthic classifications. This classification maximizes the breadth of information available from Planet Dove remote sensing data to create the best set of classes to support users. *Chris Roelfsema, Stuart Phinn, Stacy Jupiter, James Comley, and Simon Albert. 2013. Mapping coral reefs at reef to reef-system scales, 10s-1000s km2, using object-based image analysis. Int. J. Remote Sens. 34, 18 (20 September 2013), 6367-6388. https://doi.org/10.1080/01431161.2013.800660. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External JM004002 131403878 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 16.84179460999999 18.532783301 -78.997352012 -75.960013289 text/html application/xml text/html ky004002 This map shows the benthic habitats surrounding the Cayman Islands. This map is originally part of the wider Allen Coral Atlas Global Benthic Habitat Maps dataset found at www.allencoralatlas.org. The Allen Coral Atlas dataset maps the benthic habitat for the world's shallow coral reefs at 5 m pixel resolution. The Allen Coral Atlas brings together partners from Planet, University of Queensland, Arizona State University's Center for Global Discovery and Conservation Science (GDCS), the National Geographic Society and Vulcan Inc. to take high resolution satellite imagery and advanced analytics to map and monitor the world's coral reefs in unprecedented detail. Global Benthic Habitat Maps characterise different coral reef bottom types. These bottom types include communities of living organisms attached to the reef (benthos), as well as sediments and underlying substrate. The six Allen Coral Atlas Global Benthic Habitat Map classes used were developed by Roelfsema et al 2013* with input from other coral reef benthic classifications. This classification maximizes the breadth of information available from Planet Dove remote sensing data to create the best set of classes to support users. *Chris Roelfsema, Stuart Phinn, Stacy Jupiter, James Comley, and Simon Albert. 2013. Mapping coral reefs at reef to reef-system scales, 10s-1000s km2, using object-based image analysis. Int. J. Remote Sens. 34, 18 (20 September 2013), 6367-6388. https://doi.org/10.1080/01431161.2013.800660. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External KY004002 43915192 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 19.257813565999992 19.758444673999996 -81.421680385 -79.726649275 text/html application/xml text/html pr004001 This dataset provides a map of benthic habitats in the nearshore waters of Puerto Rico. The Biogeography Branch of NOAA/NOS/NCCOS acquired aerial photographs of the nearshore waters of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands in 1999. These images, along with field sampling for validation, were used to create geographic information system (GIS) maps of the study area's coral reefs, seagrass beds, mangrove forests, and other important marine habitats. Mapped areas encompass the insular shelf between the shoreline and shelf edge, except where turbidity prevented visualization of the bottom. NOAA's partners included: Government of the Virgin Islands Department of Planning and Natural Resources (VIDPNR) Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Department of Natural and Environmental Resources Caribbean Fisheries Management Council National Park Service NOAA, National Geophysical Data Center NOAA, Coastal Services Center NOAA, National Geodetic Survey St. Croix Environmental Association NOAA mapped 21 distinct benthic habitat types within eight zones and added these data to a GIS using visual interpretation of orthorectified aerial photographs. Benthic features mapped covered an area of 1600 km2?in Puerto Rico, including 721 km2?of submerged vegetation, 756 km2?of coral reef and colonized hardbottom, 49 m2?of unconsolidated sediment, and 73 km2?of mangroves. Since 2002, these maps have been used for a wide range of applications, including: coral reef monitoring, marine protected area design, fisheries assessments, and student projects. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External PR004001 23882118 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.845320954062036 18.554203911027937 -67.96543294970708 -65.21212217580812 text/html application/xml text/html pr004002 The dataset is comprised of shallow-water (<30m) benthic habitat maps of the nearshore marine environment of two areas in Southwest Puerto Rico (PR), including the Guanica Bay/La Parguera region on the south coast and the Belvedere reserve on the west coast, which were mapped and characterized using visual interpretation of optical and acoustic remotely sensed imagery. The objective was to provide spatially-explicit information on the habitat types, biological cover and live coral cover of the region's coral reef ecosystem. These maps will be used to support marine resource management and conservation in the Commonwealth. In addition, the maps will enable change detection in an assessment of the effectiveness of restoration activities on the condition of adjacent coral reef ecosystems. This product provides a fine-scale assessment of the status, abundance, and distribution of marine habitats of Southwest Puerto Rico. Direct implications to management measures include evaluation of management efficacy, a spatial framework for improved monitoring sampling design, improved assessment of human-use impacts, and marine spatial planning to support alternative marine protected area boundary alternatives. In addition, the maps will enable change detection in an assessment of the effectiveness of restoration activities on the condition of adjacent coral reef ecosystems. This dataset provides an update to existing NOAA benthic habitat maps (created in 2001) of the waters off southwest Puerto Rico, extending from Guanica Bay in the east to Cabo Rojo in the west as part of a baseline characterization in support of watershed restoration. These fine-scale habitat maps, generated by interpretation of 2010 satellite imagery, provide an update to NOAA's previous digital maps of the U.S. Caribbean1 (GUI: PR004001, V1004001, VI004002) for these areas. Major improvements included: More detailed maps using a reduced minimum mapping unit from one acre to 1,000 square meters (~1/4 acre), Increased coverage of areas formerly classified as unknown, More detailed habitat classification, and Maps of marine areas adjacent to two natural reserves (Bosque Estatal de Guanica and Reserva Natural Finca Belvedere) in coordination with the NOAA Fisheries Caribbean Field Office. NOAA used a technique known as "heads-up digitizing" to produce the digital maps, whereby digital satellite images are visually interpreted, then habitats are delineated in a hierarchical classification scheme. Kendall, M.S., C.R. Kruer, K.R. Buja, J.D. Christensen, M. Finkbeiner, R.A. Warner and M.E. Monaco. 2001. Methods used to map the benthic habitats of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. NOAA Technical Memorandum NOS NCCOS CCMA 152. Silver Spring, MD. 45 pp features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External PR004002 17001868 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.859818113990183 18.094676218805855 -67.3570977168609 -66.81339697653401 text/html application/xml text/html pr004003 This dataset provides a map of benthic habitat types, including live coral cover present off northeast Puerto Rico and Culebra Island, a region selected by local managers as a priority area for habitat mapping. The map covers 744 km2 of shallow-water habitats at a high spatial resolution (the smallest habitat features mapped are 10x10 meters) and includes 250 km of shoreline for the region's 210 islands and rock outcrops. This includes the shallow habitats inside the current boundaries of the Northeast Natural Reserves, as well as surrounding areas. The habitat map, generated using a combination of semi-automated classification and visual interpretation techniques of remote sensing imagery (WV-2 satellite imagery collected 2011-2013, hydrographic data collected 1900-2012 and aerial photos collected 2007-2010) and underwater videos (2013-2014), represents the first digital map that describes nearly 100% of the seafloor in the study area. This work updates previous NOAA maps generated by Kendall et al. (2001), which covered 22% of the mapped region (78% of the study area was not previously mapped). The new fine-scale habitat map provides spatially-explicit information on habitat types, biological cover, and live coral cover extending over a large and biologically complex area. This work was conducted by NOAA's National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science in collaboration with the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources of Puerto Rico (DRNA) and the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) Mayaguez. Kendall, M.S., C.R. Kruer, K.R. Buja, J.D. Christensen, M. Finkbeiner, R.A. Warner and M.E. Monaco. 2001. Methods Used to Map the Benthic Habitats of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. NOAA Technical Memorandum NOS NCCOS CCMA 152. Silver Spring, MD. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External PR004003 345683284 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 18.195891189656827 18.447501426320112 -65.81259341996794 -65.16765171408028 text/html application/xml text/html tc004001 This dataset comprises classification of the coastal areas of the Turks and Caicos Islands. The dataset covers the area of land that extends between shoreline and coastline as well as from the coastline inland to the first major change in the terrain features, which are not influenced by the coastal processes. It includes beaches, tidal areas, dunes, cliffs, etc. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External TC004001 6364581 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 21.179104703061185 21.962473016974197 -72.48106808015228 -71.0860606431865 text/html application/xml text/html us004002 This map shows the benthic habitats surrounding the Southeastern United States of America. This map is originally part of the wider Allen Coral Atlas Global Benthic Habitat Maps dataset found at www.allencoralatlas.org. The Allen Coral Atlas dataset maps the benthic habitat for the world's shallow coral reefs at 5 m pixel resolution. The Allen Coral Atlas brings together partners from Planet, University of Queensland, Arizona State University's Center for Global Discovery and Conservation Science (GDCS), the National Geographic Society and Vulcan Inc. to take high resolution satellite imagery and advanced analytics to map and monitor the world's coral reefs in unprecedented detail. Global Benthic Habitat Maps characterise different coral reef bottom types. These bottom types include communities of living organisms attached to the reef (benthos), as well as sediments and underlying substrate. The six Allen Coral Atlas Global Benthic Habitat Map classes used were developed by Roelfsema et al 2013* with input from other coral reef benthic classifications. This classification maximizes the breadth of information available from Planet Dove remote sensing data to create the best set of classes to support users. *Chris Roelfsema, Stuart Phinn, Stacy Jupiter, James Comley, and Simon Albert. 2013. Mapping coral reefs at reef to reef-system scales, 10s-1000s km2, using object-based image analysis. Int. J. Remote Sens. 34, 18 (20 September 2013), 6367-6388. https://doi.org/10.1080/01431161.2013.800660. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External US004002 638864869 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.425282406999994 27.160338037000002 -82.98358116999998 -80.003689709 text/html application/xml text/html ag004002 This shapefile represents simplified benthic marine habitats of Barbuda created for the purposes of marine spatial planning in Barbuda (the Barbuda Blue Halo Initiative) in 2013. Maps were generated from remote sensed imagery with a Projection of WGS 84 and UTM Zone 20N. Data are suitable for resource assessment, spatial analyses and the development of geographic information systems (GIS) for planning and environmental management type applications. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External AG004002 34105789 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.495087783497148 17.777325009865685 -61.93704484876116 -61.68156274109723 text/html application/xml text/html ms004002 Vector format benthic habitat map of Montserrat. Within the map, there are nine distinct habitat classes: (1) algal reef (hard bottom), (2) algal reef (mixed bottom), (3) artificial reef, (4) colonized volcanic boulders, (5) coral reef, (6) hard bottom and sand, (7) sand, (8) sargassum forest, and (9) seagrass habitats. Quaitative descrtiptions of habitat types can be found in: Estep, A., Croquer, A., Flower, J., Brandtneris, V., Mandoske, J., Bond, M., & Miller, K. (2018). Marine scientific assessment: A description of Montserrat's nearshore marine environment. Washington, DC: Waitt Institute. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MS004002 403616 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 16.6713481 16.873277800000007 -62.2684481 -62.13197890000001 text/html application/xml text/html vg004001 This shapefile was polygonised from a raster dataset that represents land-cover and woody vegetation formation designations for the United States and British Virgin Islands centered around the year 2000. The United States and British Virgin Islands are composed of six major islands and over 40 small islands and cays. Located in the Caribbean's Leeward Island chain, the region is situated between the Caribbean Sea to the south and the Atlantic Ocean to the north. The major islands in the U.S. territory include St Croix, St. Thomas, and St. John in the southern region, while the dominant islands in the British territory include Tortola, Virgin Gorda and Anegada to the north. The center of the island region (18 20'N, 64 40'W) is approximately 30 km east of Puerto Rico and has a combined area of approximately 50,000 ha consisting of subdued to rugged topography with elevation ranging from just below sea level in some wetlands and mangrove swamps to over 500 m on Tortola. Woody vegetation formations on the islands are subtropical and include drought deciduous xeric coastal forest and shrub with succulents, evergreen coastal shrubland, deciduous, evergreen and mixed forest and shrubland with succulents, semi-deciduous, and seasonal evergreen forests. Pasture and young leguminous secondary forest and forest shrub formations are present at lower elevations where natural and human caused disturbance including sheep and grazing has occurred. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VG004001 425 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.653192307999998 18.781607257999987 -65.121962032 -64.210401398 text/html application/xml text/html vg004003 Predicted seabed classification map for part of Sir Francis Drake Channel south of Tortola, British Virgin Islands. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VG004003 24388207 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 18.359952367037316 18.440915704944462 -64.6176327370803 -64.52307313570996 text/html application/xml text/html vi004001 "This dataset provides a map of benthic habitats in the nearshore waters of St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The Biogeography Branch of NOAA/NOS/NCCOS acquired aerial photographs of the nearshore waters of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands in 1999. These images, along with field sampling for validation, were used to create geographic information system (GIS) maps of the study area's coral reefs, seagrass beds, mangrove forests, and other important marine habitats. Mapped areas encompass the insular shelf between the shoreline and shelf edge, except where turbidity prevented visualization of the bottom. NOAA's partners included: Government of the Virgin Islands Department of Planning and Natural Resources (VIDPNR) Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Department of Natural and Environmental Resources Caribbean Fisheries Management Council National Park Service NOAA, National Geophysical Data Center NOAA, Coastal Services Center NOAA, National Geodetic Survey St. Croix Environmental Association NOAA mapped 21 distinct benthic habitat types within eight zones and added these data to a GIS using visual interpretation of orthorectified aerial photographs. NOAA mapped benthic features that covered an area of 490 m2?in the U.S. Virgin Islands, including 300 km2?of coral reef and hard bottom, 161 km2?of submerged vegetation, 24 km2?of unconsolidated sediment, and 2 km2?of mangroves. Since 2002, these maps have been used for a wide range of applications, including: coral reef monitoring, marine protected area design, fisheries assessments, and student projects." features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VI004001 5275493 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.616349434264396 17.839083698514116 -64.95828875428512 -64.42499021306044 text/html application/xml text/html vi004002 This dataset provides a map of benthic habitats in the nearshore waters of St. Thomas and St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The Biogeography Branch of NOAA/NOS/NCCOS acquired aerial photographs of the nearshore waters of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands in 1999. These images, along with field sampling for validation, were used to create geographic information system (GIS) maps of the study area's coral reefs, seagrass beds, mangrove forests, and other important marine habitats. Mapped areas encompass the insular shelf between the shoreline and shelf edge, except where turbidity prevented visualization of the bottom. NOAA's partners included: Government of the Virgin Islands Department of Planning and Natural Resources (VIDPNR) Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Department of Natural and Environmental Resources Caribbean Fisheries Management Council National Park Service NOAA, National Geophysical Data Center NOAA, Coastal Services Center NOAA, National Geodetic Survey St. Croix Environmental Association NOAA mapped 21 distinct benthic habitat types within eight zones and added these data to a GIS using visual interpretation of orthorectified aerial photographs. NOAA mapped benthic features that covered an area of 490 m2?in the U.S. Virgin Islands, including 300 km2?of coral reef and hard bottom, 161 km2?of submerged vegetation, 24 km2?of unconsolidated sediment, and 2 km2?of mangroves. Since 2002, these maps have been used for a wide range of applications, including: coral reef monitoring, marine protected area design, fisheries assessments, and student projects. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VI004002 4999200 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 18.26806778247278 18.416655684157337 -65.09212287413719 -64.64266663893167 text/html application/xml text/html vi004003 Benthic habitats of the moderate-depth marine environment in and around the Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument of St. John were mapped using a combination of semi-automated classification and visual interpretation of acoustic imagery. This work replaces previous NOAA maps by Kendall et al. (2001) (1) for the waters around St. John. The objective of this effort, conducted by NOAA's Center for Coastal Monitoring and Assessment - Biogeography Branch in partnership with the U.S. National Park Service (NPS), was to provide spatially-explicit information on the habitat types, biological cover and live coral cover of the moderate-depth area south of St. John. This product provides a fine-scale assessment of the status, abundance, and distribution of moderate-depth marine habitats south of St. John. The NOAA effort provides the U.S. National Park Service with increased technical capacity for ocean exploration, management, and stewardship. Direct implications to management measures include evaluation of management efficacy, a spatial framework for improved monitoring sampling design, improved assessment of human-use impacts, and marine spatial planning to support alternative marine protected area boundary alternatives. Rhodoliths (encrusting marine red algae that resemble coral) and sand were the most common found habitats in the moderate depth region south of St. John. Turf, fleshy, coralline, or filamentous algae were pervasive in both the shallow and moderate depth areas, accounting for 74 percent and 92.8 percent of these mapped areas, respectively. Only four percent of the moderate depth area had live hard and soft coral covers greater than 10 percent. The moderate-depth map begins at the optical limit of the associated shallow-water benthic habitat map (GUI:VI004004), also poduced by NOAA for the region, and continues to the edge of the acoustic imagery. The integration of these two maps is possible, given that the same general habitat classification schemes and minimum mapping units were applied to both the shallow-water and moderate-depth maps. That being said, NOAA emphasizes that the differences between the two maps must be thoroughly understood, in order to recognize the limitations associated with using the maps in an integrated fashion. Integration of the shallow-water and moderate-depth maps will provide a seamless benthic habitat map, extending from the shoreline of St. John southward to the 55 m isobath. Both maps are found at https://coastalscience.noaa.gov/project/benthic-habitat-mapping-st-john-u-s-virgin-islands-national-park-reef-national-monument/.(1) Kendall, M.S., C.R. Kruer, K.R. Buja, J.D. Christensen, M. Finkbeiner, R.A. Warner and M.E. Monaco. 2001. Methods Used to Map the Benthic Habitats of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. NOAA Technical Memorandum NOS NCCOS CCMA 152. Silver Spring, MD features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VI004003 13714951 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 18.23320482131731 18.31245577211904 -64.79499006078147 -64.65888640915881 text/html application/xml text/html vi004004 Benthic habitats of the shallow-water marine environment around St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands were mapped by NOAA using visual interpretation of acoustic imagery. This work replaces previous NOAA maps generated by Kendall et al. (2001) (1) for the waters around St. John. Overall, NOAA mapped 53.4 km2 of shallow-water habitats around St. John for the National Park Service's Inventory and Monitoring Program. Sand and pavement dominated the shallow-water habitats around St. John, covering 43 percent and 16 percent of the mapped area, respectively. Turf, fleshy, coralline, or filamentous algae were pervasive in both the shallow and moderate depth areas, accounting for 74 percent and 92.8 percent of these mapped areas, respectively. Only 17 percent of the shallow area and four percent of the moderate depth area had live hard and soft coral covers greater than 10 percent. NOAA assessed the thematic accuracy of thes map using independent data sets. This map was also reviewed and edited by local experts, including the National Park Service, before being finalized. The associated moderate-depth benthic habitat map (GUI:VI004003) also poduced by NOAA for the region begins at the optical limit of the shallow-water map, and continues to the edge of the acoustic imagery. The integration of these two maps is possible, given that the same general habitat classification schemes and minimum mapping units were applied to both the shallow-water and moderate-depth maps. That being said, NOAA emphasizes that the differences between the two maps must be thoroughly understood, in order to recognize the limitations associated with using the maps in an integrated fashion. Integration of the shallow-water and moderate-depth maps will provide a seamless benthic habitat map, extending from the shoreline of St. John southward to the 55 m isobath. Both maps are found at https://coastalscience.noaa.gov/project/benthic-habitat-mapping-st-john-u-s-virgin-islands-national-park-reef-national-monument/.(1) Kendall, M.S., C.R. Kruer, K.R. Buja, J.D. Christensen, M. Finkbeiner, R.A. Warner and M.E. Monaco. 2001. Methods Used to Map the Benthic Habitats of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. NOAA Technical Memorandum NOS NCCOS CCMA 152. Silver Spring, MD features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VI004004 12097229 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 18.288682374945797 18.378333332535103 -64.84379572382187 -64.63758962438754 text/html application/xml text/html no004001 The project had the aim to map intertidal and subtidal habitats at the Sore Sunnmore area on the West coast of Norway. We collected data points in the intertidal and in the seaweed, kelp and red algae bed in the subtidal. These data were used to model the distribution of different habitats. Habitat data was analysed (using the R package mlogit for Multinomial Logit Models, CRAN - Package mlogit (r-project.org)) against modelled depth, seabed light, salinity, temperature and wave exposure. 30 habitats were modelled, which again was transformed into composite maps, identifying the most dominant habitat/species. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External NO004001 374540655 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 61.990551006249994 62.5077933736843 5.121715422544877 6.202649204970344 text/html application/xml text/html cs004001 This map shows the benthic marine habitats surrounding countries in the Southeastern Caribbean. This map is originally part of the wider Allen Coral Atlas Global Benthic Habitat Maps dataset found at www.allencoralatlas.org. The Allen Coral Atlas dataset maps the benthic habitat for the world's shallow coral reefs at 5 m pixel resolution. The Allen Coral Atlas brings together partners from Planet, University of Queensland, Arizona State University's Center for Global Discovery and Conservation Science (GDCS), the National Geographic Society and Vulcan Inc. to take high resolution satellite imagery and advanced analytics to map and monitor the world's coral reefs in unprecedented detail. Global Benthic Habitat Maps characterise different coral reef bottom types. These bottom types include communities of living organisms attached to the reef (benthos), as well as sediments and underlying substrate. The six Allen Coral Atlas Global Benthic Habitat Map classes used were developed by Roelfsema et al 2013* with input from other coral reef benthic classifications. This classification maximizes the breadth of information available from Planet Dove remote sensing data to create the best set of classes to support users. *Chris Roelfsema, Stuart Phinn, Stacy Jupiter, James Comley, and Simon Albert. 2013. Mapping coral reefs at reef to reef-system scales, 10s-1000s km2, using object-based image analysis. Int. J. Remote Sens. 34, 18 (20 September 2013), 6367-6388. https://doi.org/10.1080/01431161.2013.800660. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External CS004001 778011149 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.375986114999993 20.087048404999997 -76.191149812 -59.402265971999995 text/html application/xml text/html cs004002 This map represents geomorphic marine habitats of countries in the Southeastern Caribbean. It was created by the Allen Coral Atlas, a global-scale coral reef habitat mapping project that is using Planet Dove 3.7m resolution daily satellite imagery (in combination with wave models and ecological data) to create consistent global coral reef habitat maps with the purpose of supporting science and conservation. The Allen Coral Atlas used a classifciation system of twelve Global Geomorphic Zones that are known to be fairly consistent across different biogeographic regions, and often associated with regionally distinct ecological assemblages of benthic animals and plants. Moreover, geomorphic classes like these have been shown to be reliable predictors of biological habitat richness and diversity. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External CS004002 525776796 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.375986114999993 20.087048404999997 -76.191149812 -59.402221057000006 text/html application/xml text/html vg004002 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding the British Virgin Islands. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VG004002 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 18.297177801965205 18.785428991542567 -64.86480935116522 -64.146953585271 text/html application/xml vi004005 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding the U.S. Virgin Islands. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VI004005 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.634617067975917 18.426352115534044 -65.09448703511102 -64.44289667863588 text/html application/xml cu004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Cuba. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External CU004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 19.8184998637331 23.3033899541006 -84.96424363202823 -74.12156898767549 text/html application/xml ag004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Antigua and Barbuda. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External AG004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 16.930644093691345 17.76699660109066 -62.504243750961336 -61.63938501355729 text/html application/xml ai004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Anguilla. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External AI004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 18.100390391419023 18.611210267363628 -63.43832821736916 -62.9191119744128 text/html application/xml bb004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Barbados. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BB004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 13.027628575803915 13.345777625588235 -59.668189077659726 -59.39357817229511 text/html application/xml bl004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Saint Bartholemy. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BL004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.86717466110039 18.01867817112436 -63.027438811386595 -62.78218737602241 text/html application/xml bq004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding the Caribbean island of Saba. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BQ004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.233520346142 17.655770030267586 -63.539936583139834 -63.19998035428913 text/html application/xml bq004002 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding the Caribbean island of Sint Eustatius. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BQ004002 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.274966218960966 17.52763834105968 -63.28049004697572 -62.93919387228283 text/html application/xml BS004012 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding the Bahamas. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. BS004012 WCS GeoTIFF Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps 265312 External EPSG:3035 CRS:84 -37.21620247566273 -27.663979861418788 15.294812377610786 24.94677918531907 text/html application/xml dm004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Dominica. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DM004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 15.204237416599312 15.645390956812962 -61.488058692883286 -61.23516063000466 text/html application/xml do004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding the Dominican Republic. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DO004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.45024811229002 19.990819097691272 -71.95180304463045 -68.29954687919944 text/html application/xml gd004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Grenada. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GD004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 11.917819293316299 12.546318382036016 -61.99783279218062 -61.366087196547845 text/html application/xml gp004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Guadeloupe. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GP004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 15.830111432872915 16.53337004485311 -61.81109044535059 -60.98735029713476 text/html application/xml ht004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Haiti. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External HT004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.99864933454575 20.108697035167715 -75.03489403264409 -71.7465052511298 text/html application/xml jm004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Jamaica. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External JM004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 16.74630681398535 18.589922456857305 -78.38629754155939 -75.70663723414995 text/html application/xml kn004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Saint Kitts and Nevis. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External KN004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 16.95869813443195 17.44885344882131 -62.91080486030945 -62.497028973559644 text/html application/xml ky004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding the Cayman Islands. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External KY004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 19.248181923928495 19.76042488348416 -81.42432186984989 -79.71104427710014 text/html application/xml lc004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Saint Lucia. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External LC004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 13.687086969660125 14.12095761304232 -61.09035545729577 -60.85485070535417 text/html application/xml mf004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Saint Martin (the French side of the island). It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MF004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 18.025709027781474 18.178246592955347 -63.20205817373324 -62.948670633600194 text/html application/xml vc004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VC004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 12.516481971484634 13.386787408463064 -61.46508053249327 -61.102958931775994 text/html application/xml fr004047 Seagrass beds extracted from a cartography of marine benthic communities in Martinique produced by Hélène Legrand with the OMMM (Observatoire du milieu marin martiniquais) features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004047 6191 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.378009699000078 14.891158820000033 -61.23262392799995 -60.789205907999985 text/html application/xml text/html fr004049 Mapping of seagrass beds in the Bay of the Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin in Guadeloupe Island features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004049 14137 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 16.265143506000076 16.415669312000023 -61.711832082999926 -61.48861226199993 text/html application/xml text/html fr004050 Habitat map "FR004050" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004050 8408824 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 16.26871415600004 16.397696111000062 -61.71181668999997 -61.49046122799995 text/html application/xml text/html fr004051 Mapping of seagrass beds in the islands of Guadeloupe, Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthelemy features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004051 8212 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 15.83537803100006 18.12820986500003 -63.15313111299997 -61.01748474899994 text/html application/xml text/html fr004052 Carnama : National mapping of Mangroves features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004052 4123 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.397143056000054 18.112927697000035 -63.095528004999956 -60.812621056999944 text/html application/xml text/html mq004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Martinique. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MQ004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.376308258435328 14.890007305546828 -61.2330781714023 -60.78523996468633 text/html application/xml ms004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Montserrat. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MS004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 16.656447142954374 16.833889951121364 -62.24742013934068 -62.13528429842163 text/html application/xml pr004004 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding Puerto Rico. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External PR004004 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.84061708391111 18.524892632056904 -67.9547651153554 -65.18712313377597 text/html application/xml sx004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding the Caribbean island of Sint Maarten (the Dutch side of the island). It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External SX004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.929462136701293 18.06677260413853 -63.15638975880072 -62.96078873393957 text/html application/xml tc004002 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding the Turks and Caicos Islands. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External TC004002 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 21.039901027728106 21.982637707859332 -72.48914264968799 -70.94283314939742 text/html application/xml us004001 This map shows benthic habitats surrounding the southeastern coast of Florida in the United States of America. It is produced and owned by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and derived from PlanetScope Dove Classic imagery. This map is part of the The Nature Conservancy Caribbean Benthic Habitat dataset. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External US004001 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 24.3999593235159 26.90096410240938 -83.12291166072266 -79.98277064098234 text/html application/xml de005001 The dataset provides full-coverage maps of the habitats and biotopes in the German Baltic Sea at a resolution of 1 x 1 km for the entire region and at 50 x 50 m resolution in specific areas. We combined geological and biological surveys to map the seabed and collected extensive data to classify different habitats and their associated benthic communities. Using newly established national guidelines and predictive habitat modelling, we produced highly accurate maps. For upload to EMODnet four separate maps were made: - Broad Habitat Types according to the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). - Annex I Habitat types - Habitat types classified according to the Baltic Sea-wide HELCOM underwater biotope and habitat classification (HUB) - other habitat types, OHTs for German marine waters include biotope types according to S30 of the German Federal Nature Conservation Act (BNatSchG), according to the European Habitats Directive (92/43/EEC), as well as the Baltic Sea-wide HELCOM Red List types features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DE005001 1992 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 9.419315470000072 14.74799230800005 53.69363320000007 55.02076150400007 text/html application/xml text/html it005026 Geological features of seabed habitats extracted from an extant layer of the official cartography of the Tavolara MPA features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IT005026 523 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 40.76562600800002 40.94079983500005 9.614831963000027 9.808009204000028 text/html application/xml mq005001 Carnama is a mapping program of mangroves habitats in french ultramarine territories directed by IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature). The first version was made in 2020 and updates were made in 2023 with several modifications about fields components for example. This map of mangroves habitats concern the four islands in Caribbean sea (Martinica, Guadeloupe, St-Martin, St-Barthelemy), Guyana department, New-Caledonia, Wallis, French polynesia, Mayotte and eparse islands. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MQ005001 515 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.397143277540293 14.50767021061176 -61.095801471061016 -60.81261486838145 text/html application/xml gp005001 The Allen Coral Atlas maps the world’s coral reefs and monitors their threats to provide actionable data and a shared understanding of coastal ecosystems. With global habitat maps, a bleaching monitoring system, turbidity detection, and the entire suite of Allen Coral Atlas data features created to support informed management of your reefs. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GP005001 497 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.384273487131786 16.50878913411128 -61.811906890390624 -60.794654663381934 text/html application/xml bl005001 Carnama is a mapping program of mangroves habitats in french ultramarine territories directed by IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature). The first version was made in 2020 and updates were made in 2023 with several modifications about fields components for example. This map of mangroves habitats concern the four islands in Caribbean sea (Martinica, Guadeloupe, St-Martin, St-Barthelemy), Guyana department, New-Caledonia, Wallis, French polynesia, Mayotte and eparse islands. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BL005001 530 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 17.88915423736011 17.910547127890105 -62.83948242262966 -62.79681770088008 text/html application/xml text/html fr005022 The mapping of habitats on the Natura 2000 site Seine Estuary was carried out as part of the revision of the document of objectives-DOCOB. This data shows mediolittoral and infralittoral habitats in the form of polygons. The original data is in the local classification scheme of 'Benthic marine habitats of Atlantic sea' and has not been translated. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR005022 496 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 49.42649728709557 49.46298163751152 0.0992963695865972 0.4444336651869389 text/html application/xml text/html gp005002 Carnama is a mapping program of mangroves habitats in French ultramarine territories directed by IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature). The first version was made in 2020 and updates were made in 2023 with several modifications about fields components for example. This map of mangroves habitats concern the four islands in Caribbean sea (Martinica, Guadeloupe, St-Martin, St-Barthelemy), Guyana department, New-Caledonia, Wallis, French Polynesia, Mayotte and Eparse islands. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GP005002 527 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 16.127280093701593 16.365164670468747 -61.796004337415326 -61.289097504677535 text/html application/xml text/html mf005002 Carnama is a mapping program of mangroves habitats in French ultramarine territories directed by IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature). The first version was made in 2020 and updates were made in 2023 with several modifications about fields components for example. This map of mangroves habitats concern the four islands in Caribbean sea (Martinica, Guadeloupe, St-Martin, St-Barthelemy), Guyana department, New-Caledonia, Wallis, French Polynesia, Mayotte and Eparse islands. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MF005002 526 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 18.045665132678266 18.112927695631974 -63.09552800455684 -63.0134197184439 text/html application/xml text/html mq005002 This map of Martinican benthic biocenoses was made during a thesis period. Six classes of biocenoses are described from 0 to 50m depth, for all coastal zone: coral reefs, seagrass, sponge community, algal community, movable assets community and mix habitats community. Substrate type and health status of habitats are also defined in two second maps. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MQ005002 486 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.388699156742964 14.858358354965905 -61.23256280392433 -60.800800492064155 text/html application/xml text/html mq005003 This map of Martinican benthic biocenoses was made during a thesis period. Six classes of biocenoses are described from 0 to 50m depth, for all coastal zone: coral reefs, seagrass, sponge community, algal community, movable assets community and mix habitats community. Substrate type and health status of habitats are also defined in two second maps. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MQ005003 486 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.46057399626915 14.851123474527972 -61.229969896806764 -61.018487401403334 text/html application/xml text/html mq005004 This map of Martinican benthic biocenoses was made during a thesis period. Six classes of biocenoses are described from 0 to 50m depth, for all coastal zone: coral reefs, seagrass, sponge community, algal community, movable assets community and mix habitats community. Substrate type and health status of habitats are also defined in two second maps. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MQ005004 486 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.391260850917911 14.881476272932831 -61.231011484395566 -60.797173278203196 text/html application/xml text/html mq005005 This map of Martinican benthic biocenoses was made during a thesis period. Six classes of biocenoses are described from 0 to 50m depth, for all coastal zone: coral reefs, seagrass, sponge community, algal community, movable assets community and mix habitats community. Substrate type and health status of habitats are also defined in two second maps. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MQ005005 486 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.378009699137577 14.880657973125528 -61.22702736448231 -60.78920590794592 text/html application/xml text/html mq005006 This map of Martinican benthic biocenoses was made during a thesis period. Six classes of biocenoses are described from 0 to 50m depth, for all coastal zone: coral reefs, seagrass, sponge community, algal community, movable assets community and mix habitats community. Substrate type and health status of habitats are also defined in two second maps. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MQ005006 486 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.393361910020767 14.89115881985253 -61.232623927991185 -60.790316604726165 text/html application/xml text/html mq005007 This map of Martinican benthic biocenoses was made during a thesis period. Six classes of biocenoses are described from 0 to 50m depth, for all coastal zone: coral reefs, seagrass, sponge community, algal community, movable assets community and mix habitats community. Substrate type and health status of habitats are also defined in two second maps. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External MQ005007 486 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.447856379000083 14.76689926200004 -61.01070908699995 -60.84361359899992 text/html application/xml text/html bq005003 The map presents shallow water benthic habitats around Sint Eustatius detected and classified using remote sensing. The research aimed at classification of the habitats down to 30 m depth using hight resolution multispectracl WorldView-3 imagery and in-situ observations. Various classification algorithms were explored and the data presents the results of the Random Tree algorithm (RT) on multispectral image (MS) which were considered as the most accuracte result. The map was created as a part of Iris van Rijn MSc. Thesis under the Geographical Information Management and Applications (GIMA) a two-year joint-degree Master of Science programme conducted at Utrecht University in partnership with Wageningen University and Research centre, Delft University of Technology and University of Twente. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BQ005003 3529394 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -63.01502719227002 -62.93558867580196 17.456727227118314 17.528953173743535 text/html application/xml text/html bq005004 The dataset consists of the hyperspectral coral reef classification of Bonaire and defines 12 classes including sand, pavement, rubble, soft and hard corals, and various mixtures of these at a pixel level of 1-meter spatial resolution. The hyperspectral imagery was captures in Ocober 2013 and in-situ data in June 2016 on 20 transects perpendicular to the western coast of Bonaire. THe benthic habitat map extends a depth of 20-30m. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BQ005004 6872468 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -68.42189775081289 -68.21024642414777 12.023530708512629 12.312515595471977 text/html application/xml text/html tc005003 This dataset provides the subset of Allen Coral Atlas benthic habitat map for the Turks and Caicos Islands. This map is originally part of the wider Allen Coral Atlas Global Benthic Habitat Maps dataset found at www.allencoralatlas.org. The Allen Coral Atlas dataset maps the benthic habitat for the world's shallow coral reefs at 5 m pixel resolution. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External TC005003 216690446 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -72.48744081099994 -71.07632224699995 21.045460982000076 21.97710376300006 text/html application/xml text/html tc005004 Habitat map "TC005004" collated as part of the EMODnet Seabed Habitats initiative features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External TC005004 77191948 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -72.487440811 -71.076322247 21.045460981999998 21.977103762999995 text/html application/xml text/html tc005005 This dataset provides a map of terrestrial habitats in the Turks and Caicos Islands produced as an output of the Darwin Plus 081 project Using earth observation to map terrestrial habitats of the Turks and Caicos Islands. The map covers coastal habitats including: Mangrove, Dwarf Mangrove, Beach, Pond, Salina salt marsh, Algal flat and coastal scrub and coppice formations. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External TC005005 442 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -72.48286788338697 -71.07813381217986 21.177362447211973 21.962643329658857 text/html application/xml text/html vi005006 This dataset provides an information about the geology and biology of the seafloor from approximately 0 to 30 meters in Buck Island Reef National Monument (BIRNM) St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI). For more information and downloading raw data please visit: https://coastalscience.noaa.gov/project/benthic-habitat-mapping-buck-island-reef-national-monument-st-croix/ features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VI005006 37972646 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -64.65534889285473 -64.56914899974197 17.772515808864682 17.813172529836134 text/html application/xml text/html vi005007 This dataset provides information about the geology and biology of the seafloor from approximately 30 to 150 meters in Buck Island Reef National Monument (BIRNM) St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI). For more information and downloading raw data please visit: https://coastalscience.noaa.gov/project/benthic-habitat-mapping-buck-island-reef-national-monument-st-croix/ features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VI005007 5609599 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -64.67028997574704 -64.55673853838245 17.783199135063924 17.833000203312277 text/html application/xml text/html vi005008 This dataset provides information about the geology and biology of the seafloor from approximately 150 to 1,830 meters in Buck Island Reef National Monument (BIRNM) St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI). For more information and downloading raw data please visit: https://coastalscience.noaa.gov/project/benthic-habitat-mapping-buck-island-reef-national-monument-st-croix/ features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VI005008 741643 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -64.68736207575702 -64.57968252088565 17.79736768800173 17.84506203302837 text/html application/xml text/html vi005009 This dataset represent the first complete habitat map for the insular shelf south of St. Thomas and St. John and also the culmination of an extensive seafloor mapping campaign conducted by NOAA’s National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS) in collaboration with regional partners. For more information and downloading raw data please visit: https://coastalscience.noaa.gov/data_reports/benthic-habitat-maps-insular-shelf-south-st-thomas-st-john/ features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External VI005009 322799 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -65.2675432311938 -64.64672588871575 18.117617020259367 18.312428611929487 text/html application/xml text/html Habitat maps collated by EMODnet Seabed Habitats in the RAMSAR classification system. Ownership of the individual maps is retained by the original owners, for more information please see the individual metadata record tied to the map, which can be seen in the query response. This service is configured for viewing individual maps. For download access to relevant maps, please use the emodnet_open_maplibrary WFS service endpoint https://ows.emodnet-seabedhabitats.eu/emodnet_open_maplibrary/wfs? Maps have been standardised to the EMODnet Seabed Habitats Translated Habitat Data Exchange format, for more information see: https://emodnet.ec.europa.eu/sites/emodnet.ec.europa.eu/files/public/emodnetseabedhabitats_guidance_dataexchangeformats_v4.pdf feature habitat benthic ramsar marine ocean EPSG:3857 14.396664412105228 65.81946129900008 -61.77965238747082 28.623635173899242 text/html application/xml pt004006 The map shows coastal marine habitats (Habitat Directive and RAMSAR classifications) of the Portuguese wetlands coast. The source data is available from the https://geocatalogo.icnf.pt/websig/site features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External PT004006 18375780 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 36.96293925140285 41.93792346452853 -9.548386821214 -7.391470822026926 text/html application/xml text/html bg000154 The predominant habitats are the open water areas and the vast hydrophilic higher plants vegetation covering predominantly the northern part of the lake (Orlovoto Blato Marsh), the southwestern part (Vaklinskya Rakav Branch), as well as the marsh on the southeast. The territory of the Ramsar site is 350 ha, of which 253 ha are open water areas.The following habitats according to Annex I to Directive 92/43EEC have been established: Marine - 1110 Sand Banks, which are slightly covered by sea water all the time; 1160 Large shallow inlets and bays nad Coastal- 1210 Annual vegetation of drift lines, 1410 Mediterranean salt meadows (Juncetalia maritimi), 2110 Embryonic shifting dunes, 2120 Shifting dunes along the shoreline with Ammophila arenaria ('white dunes'), 2130 Fixed coastal dunes with herbaceous vegetation ('grey dunes') features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BG000154 79785 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.632983333656085 43.738667556836695 28.55235416338386 28.616913571774553 text/html application/xml text/html bg000620 The Pomorie Lake is a natural hyper-saline lake – a sea coast lagoon, part of which has been converted to salt ponds. Also, it includes salty marshes and reed fields. Together with the Burgas wetlands, the lake forms the largest and most significant conservation complex along the southern Black Sea coastline. The area includes the estuary of the Aheloi River.The total Ramsar site area is 921,5 ha.Protected territory since 2011. In 2002 the lake is proclaimed for a wetland with international importance according to the Ramsar convention. In 1989 the territory is designated as an Important Bird Area and in 2007 it became part of the Natura 2000 network: Protected Site “Pomoriysko ezero” with code BG0000152 according to the Bird Directive and Protected site“Pomorie” with code BG0000620 according to the Habitat Directive.The following natural habitat types of significance for conservation, according to the Biodiversity Act and to the Habitats Directive have been established: 1150 Coastal lagoons; 1160 Large shallow inlets and bays; 1170 Reefs; 1310 Salicornia and other annuals colonizing mud and sand; 1530 Pannonic salt steppes and salt marshes; 2110 Embryonic shifting dunes; 2120 Pannonic dunes along the shoreline with Ammophila arenaria (white dunes); 92D0 Southern riparian galleries and thickets (Nerio-Tamaricetea and Securinegion tinctoriae). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BG000620 142235 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 42.56558728225488 42.634664180361945 27.607627228421606 27.67224043127322 text/html application/xml text/html bg000271 The close location of the site complex Mandra_Poda to the industrial zone of Burgas is the main influencing factor. The former Mandernsko lake is turned into a dam lake with a registered flow. The MandraPoda Complex includes Mandra Lake with its adjacent wetlands.Mandra Lake is located at the Black Sea coast and is the southernmost of the Burgas lakes. Its north-eastern part touches on the town of Burgas. This former semi-saline lake has been turned into a freshwater reservoir. A lagoon, covering the areas of Poda and Uzungeren, has been preserved between the reservoir wall and the Black Sea.The following natural coastal and marine habitat types of significance for conservation, according to the Biodiversity Act and to the Habitats Directive have been established: 1140 Mudflats and sandflats not covered by seawater at low tide ;1150 Coastal lagoons; 1160 Large shallow inlets and bays; 1310 Salicornia and other annuals colonizing mud and sand; 1410 Mediterranean salt meadows (Juncetalia maritimi) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BG000271 58628 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 42.443098195536216 42.46158196448915 27.443987359020536 27.479510198177294 text/html application/xml text/html bg000621 The Shabla complex includes the Shabla Lake and the Shabla Lagoon. The Shabla Lake is a firth brackish lake near the sea coast. The semi-saline Shabla Lagoon is located1.5 km to the southeast of the lake and is separated from the sea by high dunes.The territory of the Ramsar site is 404 ha, of which 150 ha of open water.The lake falls into the boundaries of the Natura 2000 protected sites “Shablenski ezeren komplex” (code BG0000156, according to theBirds Directive) and protected site “Ezero Shabla - Crapetz” (code BG0000621, according to theHabitats Directives).This location provides suitable habitats to 223 species fromthe Biodiversity Act, which are in need of special protectionmeasures.The following habitats according to Annex I to Directive 92/43EEC have been established: Marine - 1110 Sand Banks, which are slightly covered by sea water all the time; : 1150 Coastal lagoons; ; 2110 Embryonic shifting dunes; 2120 Pannonic dunes along the shoreline with Ammophila arenaria (white dunes) features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BG000621 26529 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 43.546131708290005 43.60153220400315 28.567658973802395 28.62363517389923 text/html application/xml text/html dk004023 Marine Habitat Directive Annex I habitats in the Danish Wadden Sea. The habitats were mapped in the period 2004-2018. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External DK004023 559 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 54.91157234203756 55.596161397914265 7.990968709900302 8.685622470483223 text/html application/xml text/html fr004057 The objective of this inventory is to identify and characterise all the wetlands in Martinique in order to provide the various stakeholders and managers with the necessary tools to implement a policy for the protection of Martinique's natural heritage. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004057 1234 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 14.396664412105228 14.853002590280077 -61.095985112921525 -60.816748877113774 text/html application/xml text/html fr004058 Location of known wetlands in Guadeloupe. Data from the inventory of the ONF in 2007. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FR004058 1785 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 15.837677731280742 16.45971031930464 -61.779652387470804 -61.06659369890914 text/html application/xml text/html ie004026 This dataset shows coastal lagoons in Ireland. The data were collated from the CORINE Land Cover available from Copernicus. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the Ramsar Wetland Type classification system using EMODnet Seabed Habitat translation tables. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE004026 398417 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.47314830644922 54.28215956441242 -10.124343882863855 -6.044802851570296 text/html application/xml text/html ie004027 This dataset shows estuaries on the coast of Ireland. The data were collated from the CORINE Land Cover available from Copernicus. The original classes assigned to the data were translated to the Ramsar Wetland Type classification system using EMODnet Seabed Habitat translation tables. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE004027 3642113 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.51326083871681 55.31555121101964 -10.254460801125047 -6.09903839030943 text/html application/xml text/html ie004028 This dataset shows a selection of intertidal marshes around the Irish coast. The data were collated from the CORINE Land Cover dataset available from Copernicus. The resoution of the data are coarse and as a result some data on intertidal marsh distribution may not have been detected. A more comprehensive distribution of saltmarsh distribution is available upon request from the National Parks and Wildlife Service. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE004028 644515 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.59444456706319 55.291090777317535 -10.204683879857102 -6.03500921560277 text/html application/xml text/html ie004029 This dataset shows a selection of intertidal flats around the Irish coast. The data were collated from the CORINE Land Cover dataset available from Copernicus. The resoution of the data are coarse and as a result some data on intertidal flats may not have been detected. A more comprehensive distribution of intertidal sand and mudflats is available upon request from the National Parks and Wildlife Service. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IE004029 3541590 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 51.492282937007985 55.36130201677468 -10.381549899008574 -6.073765858007903 text/html application/xml text/html fi005001 This dataset provides a map of coastal wetlands from the Finnish coastline. The map is produced from the scope and coverage of peatbogs and wetlands (incl. reed beds) datasets provided by Finnish Environment Institute. The data has been prepared to contain only the coastal wetlands and translated to RAMSAR classifications. features benthic habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External FI005001 ramsar 467 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 59.72296052400004 65.81946129900008 19.384848006000027 27.80124537700004 text/html application/xml text/html bg000270 Atanasovsko Lake is a hypersaline lake which resembles a liman to the north and a lagoon to the south. A considerable part of its surface is used for salt production with preserved primitive salt production methods. It is located north of the city of Burgas, near the sea coast. The lake lies at 1 m below sea level. Small freshwater marshes, together with a system of canals overgrown with marsh vegetation, surround the lake. The fresh water from the catchment area of the lake is collected in a canal during November-April and flows into the sea. The eastern part of this canal also supplies the salt-works w ith seawater from Burgas Bay during May-October. Thus the water in the canal is fresh during the first half of the year and saline during the second half.The northern part of the lake has been a maintained reserve since 1999. The lake was declared a wetland of international significance under the Ramsar Convention in 1984, and the Ramsar site was enlarged in 2003. In 2007, this area was included in the Natura 2000 network under the name of Protected site Atanasovsko ezero in accordance with the Birds Directive and the Habitats Directive with a code BG000270 and a territory of 7 208,89 ha.The site is representative as the rarest ecosystem type for Bulgaria (coastal halophytic communities). The priority habitat 1150 * Coastal lagoons covers 20.6 % (1 483,2 ha) of the entire protected area (7 200 ha). This is the largest compact area occupied by this habitat in Bulgaria, highly valuable for its relative area, its representativeness and its importance for nature conservation.The following marine habitats according to Annex I to Directive 92/43EEC have been established: 1150 - Coastal lagoons,1160 - Large shallow inlets and bays, 1310 - Salicornia and other annuals colonizing mud and sand, 1410 - Mediterranean salt meadows (Juncetalia maritimi), 1530 - Pannonic salt steppes and salt marshes, 2110 - Embryonic shifting dunes features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BG000270 461 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 42.51235232020347 42.6155728731896 27.401792891328906 27.506029427316264 text/html application/xml text/html it005028 Ramsar areas are areas of Italian territory that meet the requirements of the international convention on wetlands of international importance, known as the Ramsar Convention. The Ramsar Convention (Presidential Decree No. 448 of March 13, 1976, and with subsequent Presidential Decree No. 184 of February 11, 1987), defines wetlands as marshes and swamps, peat bogs or basins, natural or artificial, permanent or temporary, with standing or flowing water, fresh, brackish, or salt, including expanses of sea water whose depth, during low tide, does not exceed six meters. For more information, refer to http://wms.pcn.minambiente.it/ogc?map=/ms_ogc/wfs/RAMSAR.map features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External IT005028 539 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 36.76347200000003 45.81502400000003 8.421831000000054 18.37009800000004 text/html application/xml bg000273 Burgas Lake is situated on the Black Sea coast, west of the city of Burgas, between the lakes Atanasovsko and Mandra. Vaya is the largest Bulgarian Black Sea coastal lake, an open liman. Burgas Lake is a shallow brackish coastal lake an open firth with a weak connection to the sea. Burgas lake falls into the boundaries of proposal for Natura 2000 Protected site under the Birds Directive and the Habitats Directive. The lake is a Ramsar site with territory of 27.6 km2.Habitat Types listed in Annex I to Habitats Directive and in the Biodiversity Act such as 1310 Salicornia and other annuals colonizing mud and sand, 1410 Mediterranean salt meadows (Juncetalia maritimi) are well represented in the lake and 1510 Mediterranean salt steppes (Limonietalia). Habitat 1310 is proposed to be delisted from the area. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BG000273 517 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 42.49761546675945 42.51585891563417 27.323989230075913 27.39205700486097 text/html application/xml text/html 1000001.0 3000000.0 bg000242 A small bay on the Black Sea, near the estuary of the Marinka River. The bottom of the bay upstream of the estuary is covered by salty deposits forming vast 5–10 cm deep shallows (Bulgaria’s only seasidesilt field). The shore represents a sand strip with stony sections in some parts.A Protected site according to the Birds and Habitats Directives(“Zaliv Chengene Skele”Chengene Skele BayBG0000242), with a territory of190.1 ha.The bay is one of the most representative localities of theprotected algae species of Zostera marina. The followinghabitats according to Annex I to Directive 92/43EEC have beenestablished: 1110 Sand Banks, which are slightly covered bysea water all the time; 1140 Mudflats and sand-flats not coveredby seawater at low tide and 1410 Mediterranean salt meadows(Juncetalia maritimi). features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External BG000242 8907 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 27.50792273463587 27.52642954743357 42.42820395039615 42.43851900142096 text/html application/xml text/html Non_hierarchical_class Classification of the seabed in the Atlantic Ocean into broad-scale benthic habitats employing a non-hierarchical top-down clustering approach aimed at informing Marine Spatial Planning. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021 with data provided by a wide group of partners representing the nations surrounding the Atlantic Ocean. It classifies continuous environmental data into discrete classes that can be compared to observed biogeographical patterns at various scales. It has 3 levels of classification. The numbers in the raster layer correspond to individual classes. Description of these classes is given in McQuaid, K.A. et al. (2023). Non_hierarchical_class WCS GeoTIFF habitat marine External 514 Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -66.00000000000003 29.6666666666666 -62.24999999999994 83.33333333333334 text/html application/xml text/html density_of_syringammina_fragillissima_at_fine_scale Fine scale density map of the xenophyophores Syringammina fragillissima (ind. m-2) at a 1200m deep station off Rockall Bank (North East Atlantic) by The University of Plymouth for the Deeplinks project. The drivers of the distribution of this species are poorly known despise its Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems (VME) status and more knowledge on its biology is needed to efficiently manage its conservation. A Convolutional Neural Network was used to measure its density in 58,147 images collected by the AUV autosub6000 during the JC136 cruise in May 2016. Several environmental data layers (topographic and oceanographic) at 2.5 x 2.5 m resolution were collected by the AUV during the same cruise and used in the modelling. Random Forest regression was used to predict the density of the target species in the extent of the environmental layer representing around 3 km2. Citation: Piechaud, N.; Howell, K.; University of Plymouth (UoP), United Kingdom; (2023): Modeled density map of Syringammina fragillissima at a fine scale from the Rockall Bank in North East Atlantic between 1981-2010. https://marineinfo.org/doc/dataset/8141 density_of_syringammina_fragillissima_at_fine_scale WCS GeoTIFF marine habitat External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models 1 EPSG:32628 CRS:84 -13.577366382816892 -13.519057461192375 58.37582363551167 58.39950394940393 text/html application/xml text/html distribution_of_acanella_arbuscula_assemblage Species distribution models (GAM, Maxent and Random Forest ensemble) predicting the distribution of Acanella arbuscula assemblage in the Celtic Sea. This community is considered ecologically coherent according to the cluster analysis conducted by Parry et al. (2015) on image sample. Modelling its distribution complements existing work on their definition and offers a representation of the extent of the areas of the North East Atlantic where they can occur based on the best available knowledge. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021. Citation: Graves K.; Howell, K.; University of Plymouth (UoP), United Kingdom; (2023): Modelled distribution map of Acanella arbuscula assemblage in the North East Atlantic in 2021. https://marineinfo.org/doc/dataset/8227 distribution_of_acanella_arbuscula_assemblage WCS GeoTIFF habitat marine External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models 1 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -34.670493943195595 14.199276906079788 45.71717449496695 65.1152400730628 text/html application/xml text/html distribution_of_discrete_lophelia_pertusa_colonies Species distribution models (GAM, Maxent and Random Forest ensemble) predicting the distribution of discrete Lophelia pertusa - Desmophylum pertusum colonies assemblage in the Celtic Sea. This community is considered ecologically coherent according to the cluster analysis conducted by Parry et al. (2015) on image samples. Modelling its distribution complements existing work on their definition and offers a representation of the extent of the areas of the North East Atlantic where they can occur based on the best available knowledge. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021. Citation: Graves K.; Howell, K.; University of Plymouth (UoP), United Kingdom; (2023): Modelled distribution map of discrete Lophelia pertusa colonies in the North East Atlantic in 2021. https://marineinfo.org/doc/dataset/8243 distribution_of_discrete_lophelia_pertusa_colonies WCS GeoTIFF habitat marine External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models 1 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -34.670493943195595 14.199276906079788 45.71717449496695 65.1152400730628 text/html application/xml text/html distribution_of_kophobelemnon_stelliferum_assemblage Modelled density of the seapen Kophobelemnon stelliferum in the North East Atlantic. The Random Forest density model trained on data collected by an ROV was constrained by an ensemble of Maxent and Random Forest presence-absence model trained on a larger dataset also collected by an ROV. This species provides structural complexity in an environment where it is lacking and, thus, promotes higher biodiversity where they settle. They are vulnerable to mechanical disturbance of the sediment by fishing gear and a better understanding of their distribution will lead to better management of their population. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021. Citation: Rix J.; Graves K.; Piechaud N.; Howell, K.; University of Plymouth (UoP), United Kingdom; (2023): Modeled distribution map of Kophobelemnon stelliferum assemblage in the North East Atlantic in 2021. https://marineinfo.org/doc/dataset/8251 distribution_of_kophobelemnon_stelliferum_assemblage WCS GeoTIFF marine habitat External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models 1 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -34.670493943195595 14.201905726458989 45.71717449496695 65.11786889344198 text/html application/xml text/html distribution_of_lophelia_reef Species distribution model (Maxent) predicting the distribution of a Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems (VME): the reef-forming Scleractinian coral Desmophyllum pertusum. This species is a VME indicator taxa and forms habitat that enhance deep-sea diversity (Ross and Howell, 2013). Maps of the likely distribution of the habitat formed by this species will enable efficient Marine Spatial planning to facilitate their conservation. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021. This GIS layer is linked to the layer for Pheronema aggregations. See full metadata for further details. Citation: Bridges, A.; Howell, K.; University of Plymouth (UoP), United Kingdom; (2023): Modeled distribution map of Lophelia Reef and Pheronema aggregations in the North East Atlantic in 2022. https://marineinfo.org/doc/dataset/8213 distribution_of_lophelia_reef WCS GeoTIFF marine habitat External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models 1 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -22.520086150546295 6.909557994566022 48.272387903546594 62.03426258864373 text/html application/xml text/html distribution_of_mixed_cold_water_coral_communities Species distribution models (Random Forest) predicting the distribution of mixed cold-water coral community (Coral Garden) assemblage in the Celtic Sea. This community is considered ecologically coherent according to the cluster analysis conducted by Parry et al. (2015) on image sample. Modelling its distribution complements existing work on their definition and offers a representation of the extent of the areas of the North East Atlantic where they can occur based on the best available knowledge. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021. Citation: Graves K.; Howell, K.; University of Plymouth (UoP), United Kingdom; (2023): Modeled distribution map of mixed cold-water coral community in the Northeast Atlantic in 2021. https://marineinfo.org/doc/dataset/8254 distribution_of_mixed_cold_water_coral_communities WCS GeoTIFF marine habitat External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models 1 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -34.670493943195595 14.199276906079788 45.71717449496695 65.1152400730628 text/html application/xml text/html distribution_of_pheronema_aggregations Species distribution model (Maxent) predicting the distribution of a Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems (VME): the aggregations forming Hexactinellid sponge Pheronema carpenteri. This species is a VME indicator taxa and forms habitat that enhance deep-sea diversity (Ross and Howell, 2013). Maps of the likely distribution of the habitat formed by this species will enable efficient Marine Spatial planning to facilitate their conservation. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021. This GIS layer is linked to the layer for Lophelia Reef distribution. See full metadata for further details. Citation: Bridges, A.; Howell, K.; University of Plymouth (UoP), United Kingdom; (2023): Modeled distribution map of Lophelia Reef and Pheronema aggregations in the North East Atlantic in 2022. https://marineinfo.org/doc/dataset/8213 distribution_of_pheronema_aggregations WCS GeoTIFF marine habitat External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models 1 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -22.520086150546295 6.909557994566022 48.272387903546594 62.03426258864373 text/html application/xml text/html distribution_of_solenosmilia_variabilis_reef Species distribution models (GAM, Maxent and Random Forest ensemble) predicting the distribution of Solenosmilia variabilis reef assemblage in the Celtic Sea. This community is considered ecologically coherent according to the cluster analysis conducted by Parry et al. (2015) on image sample. Modelling its distribution complements existing work on their definition and offers a representation of the extent of the areas of the North East Atlantic where they can occur based on the best available knowledge. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021. Citation: Graves K.; Howell, K.; University of Plymouth (UoP), United Kingdom; (2023): Modeled distribution map of Solenosmilia variabilis reef in the Northeast Atlantic in 2021. https://marineinfo.org/doc/dataset/8255 distribution_of_solenosmilia_variabilis_reef WCS GeoTIFF marine habitat External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models 1 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -34.670493943195595 14.199276906079788 45.71717449496695 65.1152400730628 text/html application/xml text/html distribution_of_solitary_scleractinian_fields Species distribution models (GAM, Maxent and Random Forest ensemble) predicting the distribution of Solitary Scleractinian fields assemblage in the Celtic Sea. This community is considered ecologically coherent according to the cluster analysis conducted by Parry et al. (2015) on image sample. Modelling its distribution complements existing work on their definition and offers a representation of the extent of the areas of the north-east Atlantic where they can occur based on the best available knowledge. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021. Citation: Graves K.; Howell, K.; University of Plymouth (UoP), United Kingdom; (2023): Modeled distribution map of Solitary Scleractinian fields in the Northeast Atlantic in 2021. https://marineinfo.org/doc/dataset/8225 distribution_of_solitary_scleractinian_fields WCS GeoTIFF marine habitat External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models 1 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -34.670493943195595 14.199276906079788 45.71717449496695 65.1152400730628 text/html application/xml text/html distribution_of_syringammina_fragilissima_fields Species distribution models (GAM, Maxent and Random Forest ensemble) predicting the distribution of Syringammina fragilissima fields assemblage in the North East Atlantic. This community is considered ecologically coherent according to the cluster analysis conducted by Parry et al. (2015) on image sample. Modelling its distribution complements existing work on their definition and offers a representation of the extent of the areas of the North East Atlantic where they can occur based on the best available knowledge. This work was performed at the University of Plymouth in 2021. Citation: Graves, K.; Howell, K.; University of Plymouth (UoP), United Kingdom; (2023): Modelled distribution map of Syringammina fragilissima fields in the North East Atlantic in 2021. https://marineinfo.org/doc/dataset/8219 distribution_of_syringammina_fragilissima_fields WCS GeoTIFF marine habitat External Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of models 1 EPSG:4326 CRS:84 -34.670493943195595 14.199276906079788 45.71717449496695 65.1152400730628 text/html application/xml text/html gb100320 The primary focus of this study relates to monitoring the intertidal mudflats and sandflats feature of the Severn Estuary SAC by assessing the relevant attributes for the purpose of condition assessment. However, monitoring of prey availability within the Severn Estuary SPA was also a secondary objective. The methods employed within this study were largely limited to Phase II sampling that was based on Phase I biotope maps from previous studies. However, if any obviously incorrect biotope boundaries were encountered or if any notable habitats or species were observed during the course of the surveys, then records were appropriately amended. Anthropogenic influences and negative indicators were also recorded where encountered. features benthic eunis habitat biotope marine Habitats - seabed habitats (including coastal wetlands) - collection of classified maps External GB100320 2903157 EPSG:3857 CRS:84 -3.1393666519999788 -2.3787720429999695 51.17338783200006 51.777493108000044 text/html application/xml text/html