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Marine and Coastal Information Systems for Europe and Africa

Coordinator: Nicolas Hoepffner Webmaster: Pascal Derycke

European Commission Joint Research Centre Institute for Environment & Sustainability Ispra, Italy

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a query mode for basic analysis on the datasets

a web browser/navigation mode to create maps

Open source web-based applications that allows the provision of scientific information, by way of geo-referenced maps (created in real-time), and supplies the users with:

EMIS / AMIS Marine information systems

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Browse (map) Perl Parser

Query (data)

Map (.png)

html

Web browser

APACHE 2.2 (Linux)

http

MapServer 5.6.3

PHP 5.2

Mapscript 5.6.3

GDAL

PDL netCDFPERL PDL::IO::HDF

netcdf HDF

DATASETS

EMIS / AMIS architecture

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EMIS toolbox (navigation, roi, statistics)

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Maps navigation

Basic statistics

Time-series Threshold analysis

Multivariate analysis

EMIS /AMIS – GIS functionalities

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The bulk of environmental analysis in EMIS/AMIS relies on models data outputs and satellite-derived products, from optical and infrared satellite sensors

Satellite derived products Numerical models data Other marine variables from atlases and databases

EMIS / AMIS data description

Monthly devired products from SeaWIFS, MODIS-A, AVHRR Pathfinder (Surface chlorophyll, Diffuse attenuation coefficient, Depth integrated primary production, Sea surface, temperature, …)

Modeled Data from hydrodynamic simulations (European seas) -  Physical variables generated by 3D models (mixed layer depth, mixed layer temperature and salinity, …) -  Ecological, water quality indicators

Other variables and layers (Bathymetry (GEBCO Digital Atlas), catchment basins, rivers, …)

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Combining Satellite data (and/or in situ data) with modeling to derive Ecological and Water Quality Indicators applicable to all European Seas (large scale) and comparable for different region

  Physical Sensitive Area Index (PSA)

  Oxygen Depletion Risk Index (Oxyrisk)

Conceptual model for�Eutrophication Risk Assessment (Druon & Al. 2004)

Modeling and marine indicators

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EMIS eutrophication indices

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AMIS: marine/coastal productivity around Africa

Applications

  Ecosystem functioning and regime shift

  Fisheries management   Climate change impacts

  Carbon cycle monitoring and carbon budget analysis

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Chlorophyll a – June 2008

SST – June 2008

Spatial correlation

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Temporal variability

Chlorophyll May 2004

May 2006

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http://emis.jrc.ec.europa.eu http://amis.jrc.ec.europa.eu

EMIS/AMIS Web adresses