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EMODNETPreparatory Actions

Progress meeting for ur-EMODNET preparatory actions, 24 November 2009

Presentation of ProgressChemical Lot

Alessandra Giorgetti (OGS)

Work done - datesThe chemical lot started on June 4th, 2009Kick-off meeting, 2-3 July 2009 in Trieste

• Get agreement on project start-up (action list)SeaDataNet Technical Task Team meeting, 3-4 September 09

• Technical solution for data and metadata collection and validation

Promotion of Emodnet to EIONET workshop (5 Nov 2009) and ICAN workshop (16-20 Nov 2009)

Document produced included in the progress reports and extranet (pwd)Progress meeting for ur-EMODNET preparatory actions, 24 November

2009


Proposal for metadata and data collection – 3 data pools

GREATER NORTH SEA

BLACK SEA

MEDITERRANEAN SEA


Proposal for metadata and data collection – 3 data pools

CDI metadata

North Sea EMODNET Chemical Buffer

Vocabulary Web services

SeaDataNet

Worms

Regional Q

CData

Codes

Regional Products

Regional Products

Med Sea

SeaDataNet

Worms

Local data compliation (ODV)

Regional Q

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Vocabulary Web

services

Regional Products

CDI metadata

CDI metadata

Product Output (NetCDF)

Data Input (ODV)

Data Input (ODV)

Data Input (ODV)


Black Sea

SeaDataNet

Worms

Local data compliation (ODV)

Regional Q

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Vocabulary Web

services



EMODNET will use SeaDataNet V1 infrastructure:• SDN Standards for data and metadata• CDI mechanism to access data with data policy• ODV format for data input• SDN Security Services for users registrations, and

SDN Delivery Services for data access and downloading

• DIVA software tool (Data-Interpolating Variational Analysis) to produce gridded data from row data. Error maps reflect the accuracy of the observations and their distribution, used for the assessment.

SDN a key element to ensure interoperability and harmonization between the EMODNET pilots, as data and products compatibility

Proposal for metadata and data collection – SDN interaction

Work done – planning diagram


WP ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 TIME FRAME YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 31 Project Management 1.1 Project coordination 1.2

Project and Technical Coordinators Meetings with EU 1.3 Coordination Group Meetings 1.5 Full Group Meetings 1.4 Technical Coordination 2 Data Collection and Metadata Compilation 2.1 Greater North Sea 2.2 Black Sea 2.3 Mediterranean spots 3 QC/QA and Products 3.1 Guideline with methodology and software 3.2 Quality Control and Quality Assurance 3.3 Data products 4 Technical development and operation 4.1 Portal development - CDI directory 4.2 Portal development -Viewing services 4.3 Portal operation 4.4 Upgrading of the portal 5 Analysis and evaluation 5.1 Analysis of the lessons learned 5.2 Recommendations

Work done – data collection


All partners updated the Data InventoryData collection process has startedGreater North Sea

• A detailed list of ICES/OSPAR stations and measurements was produced and action is started to complete it with additional data

• VLIZ, Belgium is preparing CDI records for 9 + 15 monitoring stations (Belgian Continental shelf + Scheldt Estuary) and configuring download manager

• RBINS-MUMM, Belgium expanded the inventory fields by giving more information on the data to comply with the Emodnet commitments (parameter selection)

Work done – data collection …


Black Sea• NIMRD, Romania sent a list of 2.619 stations

available in ODV format according to SDN and NIMRD data policy

• RIHMI, Obninsk, RF sent the list of stations available (pollutant)

• TSU, Georgia sent the list of new stations availableMediterranean spots

• Number of measurements of the Data Inventory are replaced by stations made available (as CDI records and ODV data files)

Data in the Greater North Sea – simple overview


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Data in the Black Sea – simple overview


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Data in the Med spots – simple overview


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The Chemical parameters

The chemical parameters include the groups of chemicals required for monitoring the Marine Strategy Directive: 1. synthetic compounds (e.g. priority substances under Directive 2000/60/EC that are relevant for the marine environment), i.e. pesticides, antifoulants, pharmaceuticals;2. heavy metals;3. radionuclides;4. fertilisers and other nitrogen- and phosphorus-rich substances;5. organic matter (e.g. from sewers or mariculture);6. hydrocarbons including oil pollution.Progress meeting for ur-EMODNET preparatory actions, 24 November

2009


The Chemical parameters- Based on MSFD requirementBased on MSFD requirement- Time series, geographically representativeTime series, geographically representative- Chemicals in different matricesChemicals in different matrices- 1717 selectedselected for the pilot for the pilot


Difficulties encountered are mainly related to data release (negotiation to operation)

The cooperation with EEA and Marine Conventions (OSPAR, HELCOM and BSC) is

crucial for data assembling, products definition and QC/QA

We need to agree on the adoption of shared standards for data, metadata, QC/QA, to ensure homogeneous and

interoperable data/productsHigh-resolution interpolated maps (DIVA NetCDF output) as GIS layers


Web portal

Extranet

Progress reports


Web portal

Draft site mapNEWSOverview

Partners Context and objectives Standards (es. SeaDataNet)

MetaData SeaDataNet directoriesData SeaDataNet portalProducts

North sea Black Sea Med Spots

MeetingsReserved area

Extranet Project documents

PublicationsVarious

faq, links


http://www.emodnet-chemistry.eu/

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