AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
MMO1066 Vessel density grid 2011 Web Feature Service (WFS)

This dataset contains the average weekly shipping density for the whole of the UK at a 2km2 grid resolution. For 2011, AIS datasets were sampled from the first seven days of the month, commencing with January, at two-month intervals. The total value for all 6 weeks sampled was then divided by 6 to determine the weekly average (note that this process has resulted in decimal values occurring for certain cells). The weekly average was then multiplied by 52 to provide the estimated annual average.
           The field headings in the attribute table are as follows:
           0 - Unknown Vessels
           1 - Non-Port service craft
           2 - Port service craft
           3 - Vessels engaged in dredging or underwater operations
           4 - High Speed Craft
           5 - Military or Law enforcement
           6 - Passenger
           7 - Cargo
           8 - Tankers
           9 - Fishing vessels
           10 - Recreational vessels
           Week_Ave - Weekly Average Density
           Annual_Ave - Estimated annual density

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
MMO1066 Vessel density grid 2011 Web Mapping Service (WMS)

This dataset contains the average weekly shipping density for the whole of the UK at a 2km2 grid resolution. For 2011, AIS datasets were sampled from the first seven days of the month, commencing with January, at two-month intervals. The total value for all 6 weeks sampled was then divided by 6 to determine the weekly average (note that this process has resulted in decimal values occurring for certain cells). The weekly average was then multiplied by 52 to provide the estimated annual average.
           The field headings in the attribute table are as follows:
           0 - Unknown Vessels
           1 - Non-Port service craft
           2 - Port service craft
           3 - Vessels engaged in dredging or underwater operations
           4 - High Speed Craft
           5 - Military or Law enforcement
           6 - Passenger
           7 - Cargo
           8 - Tankers
           9 - Fishing vessels
           10 - Recreational vessels
           Week_Ave - Weekly Average Density
           Annual_Ave - Estimated annual density

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
MMO1066 Vessel density grid 2011

This dataset contains the average weekly shipping density for the whole of the UK at a 2kmÂ² grid resolution. For 2011, AIS datasets were sampled from the first seven days of the month, commencing with January, at two-month intervals. The total value for all 6 weeks sampled was then divided by 6 to determine the weekly average (note that this process has resulted in decimal values occurring for certain cells). The weekly average was then multiplied by 52 to provide the estimated annual average.
     The field headings in the attribute table are as follows:
     0 - Unknown Vessels
     1 - Non-Port service craft
     2 - Port service craft
     3 - Vessels engaged in dredging or underwater operations
     4 - High Speed Craft
     5 - Military or Law enforcement
     6 - Passenger
     7 - Cargo
     8 - Tankers
     9 - Fishing vessels
     10 - Recreational vessels
     Week_Ave - Weekly Average Density
     Annual_Ave - Estimated annual density

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
United Kingdom Fish Landings by ICES rectangle (by vessel length) 2012 Web Mapping Service (WMS)

Annual statistics for commercial fishing activity by UK registered fishing vessels for the year indicated. Vessels are grouped according to their length in metres.
            
           Statistics are provided for the North East Atlantic (FAO Major Area 27) to ICES statistical rectangle level by fishing gear and vessel length on:
            
           fishing effort (kilowatt/days), 
           landings by live weight (tonnes), 
           landings by value (pounds sterling), 
           number of vessels (this information may be omitted from published versions).
            
           Gear types are shown at the level of the International Standard Statistical Classification of Fishing Gear (ISSCFG) and also aggregated into different groups to allow analysis at different levels.
            
           Vessel lengths are aggregated as follows:
            
           less than or equal to 10m, 
           more than 10m to 12m,
           more than 12m to less than 15m,
           more than or equal to 15m.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
MMO1050 Gross Value Added (GVA) economic assessment of the South Plan area Web Feature Service (WFS)

Forms part of the economic baseline project undertaken by Eunomia on behalf of the MMO for the economic baseline for the South Marine Plan Areas (MMO Project No:1050) available at www.marinemanagement.org.uk/evidence 
            
            Contains a high level estimate of the Gross Value Added (GVA) in ÃÂ£ within the south inshore and offshore marine plan areas expressed on a 10km2 grid for the following sectors in 2013/14 and 2032/33. All values are in 2013 prices and in real terms. 
            
            Sectors included are:
            Aggregates;
            Aquaculture;
            Coastal Tourism;
            Dredging;
            Fisheries;
            Marine Recreation;
            Ports;
            Renewables (2032/33 only); and
            Shipping.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
MMO1050 Gross Value Added (GVA) economic assessment of the South Plan area Web Mapping Service (WMS)

Forms part of the economic baseline project undertaken by Eunomia on behalf of the MMO for the economic baseline for the South Marine Plan Areas (MMO Project No:1050) available at www.marinemanagement.org.uk/evidence 
            
            Contains a high level estimate of the Gross Value Added (GVA) in Â£ within the south inshore and offshore marine plan areas expressed on a 10km2 grid for the following sectors in 2013/14 and 2032/33. All values are in 2013 prices and in real terms. 
            
            Sectors included are:
            Aggregates;
            Aquaculture;
            Coastal Tourism;
            Dredging;
            Fisheries;
            Marine Recreation;
            Ports;
            Renewables (2032/33 only); and
            Shipping.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
MMO1050 Gross Value Added (GVA) economic assessment of the South Plan area

Forms part of the economic baseline project undertaken by Eunomia on behalf of the MMO for the economic baseline for the South Marine Plan Areas (MMO Project No:1050) available at www.marinemanagement.org.uk/evidence 
      
      Contains a high level estimate of the Gross Value Added (GVA) in Â£ within the south inshore and offshore marine plan areas expressed on a 10km2 grid for the following sectors in 2013/14 and 2032/33. All values are in 2013 prices and in real terms. 
      
      Sectors included are:
      Aggregates;
      Aquaculture;
      Coastal Tourism;
      Dredging;
      Fisheries;
      Marine Recreation;
      Ports;
      Renewables (2032/33 only); and
      Shipping.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
MMO1040 Current Aquaculture Potential Web Feature Service (WFS)

Areas identified through GIS modelling of suitable environmental conditions in the South and East Marine Plan Areas favourable for macroalgae culture, Bivalve Bottom Culture, Finfish Cage, Lobster Restocking, Rope Cultured Bivalve Shellfish or Trestle/Bag Culture of Bivalves in the South and East Coast Marine Plan Areas. This dataset forms part of a wider study assessing different aquaculture potential in the South and East Marine Plan Areas for the Marine Management Organisation, project MMO1040.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
MMO1040 Current Aquaculture Potential Web Mapping Service (WMS)

Areas identified through GIS modelling of suitable environmental conditions in the South and East Marine Plan Areas favourable for macroalgae culture, Bivalve Bottom Culture, Finfish Cage, Lobster Restocking, Rope Cultured Bivalve Shellfish or Trestle/Bag Culture of Bivalves in the South and East Coast Marine Plan Areas. This dataset forms part of a wider study assessing different aquaculture potential in the South and East Marine Plan Areas for the Marine Management Organisation, project MMO1040.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
United Kingdom Fish Landings by ICES rectangle (by vessel length) 2011 Web Feature Service (WFS)

Annual statistics for commercial fishing activity by UK registered fishing vessels for the year indicated. Vessels are grouped according to their length in metres.
           
          Statistics are provided for the North East Atlantic (FAO Major Area 27) to ICES statistical rectangle level by fishing gear and vessel length on:
           
           fishing effort (kilowatt/days) 
           landings by live weight (tonnes), 
           landings by value (pounds sterling), 
           number of vessels (this information may be omitted from published versions).
           
           Gear types are shown at the level of the International Standard Statistical Classification of Fishing Gear (ISSCFG) and also aggregated into different groups to allow analysis at different levels.
           
           Vessel lengths are aggregated as follows:
           
          10m and under, 
          over 10-12m,
          over 12-under 15m,
          15m and over.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
MMO1040 Current Aquaculture Potential

Areas identified through GIS modelling of suitable environmental conditions in the South and East Marine Plan Areas favourable for macroalgae culture, Bivalve Bottom Culture, Finfish Cage, Lobster Restocking, Rope Cultured Bivalve Shellfish or Trestle/Bag Culture of Bivalves in the South and East Coast Marine Plan Areas. This dataset forms part of a wider study assessing different aquaculture potential in the South and East Marine Plan Areas for the Marine Management Organisation, project MMO1040.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
MMO1037 Marine Character Areas Web Feature Service (WFS)

This dataset is part of the MMO1037 evidence report "Character assessment for the English coast". The dataset consists of 14 Marine Character Areas (MCA), taking in the full extent of the South Inshore and South Offshore marine plan areas as defined by the Marine Management Organisation (MMO). These Marine Character Areas and accompanying descriptions will help inform the MMO's evidence base for marine planning in the South of England. The boundaries of these MCAs should be interpreted as being transitional.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
MMO1037 Marine Character Areas Web Mapping Service (WMS)

This dataset is part of the MMO1037 evidence report "Character assessment for the English coast". The dataset consists of 14 Marine Character Areas (MCA), taking in the full extent of the South Inshore and South Offshore marine plan areas as defined by the Marine Management Organisation (MMO). These Marine Character Areas and accompanying descriptions will help inform the MMO's evidence base for marine planning in the South of England. The boundaries of these MCAs should be interpreted as being transitional.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
MMO1037 Marine Character Areas

This dataset is part of the MMO1037 evidence report "Character assessment for the English coast". The dataset consists of 14 Marine Character Areas (MCA), taking in the full extent of the South Inshore and South Offshore marine plan areas as defined by the Marine Management Organisation (MMO). These Marine Character Areas and accompanying descriptions will help inform the MMO's evidence base for marine planning in the South of England. The boundaries of these MCAs should be interpreted as being transitional.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
Marine Management Organisation Visibility of sea from land Web Feature Service (WFS)

This layer has been developed in order to understand the extent of intervisibility in the Marine Plan Areas (as defined by the Marine Management Organisation) and the adjacent land onshore (in England). The colour of the grid cells in the sea represents the number of observation points (spaced 500m apart throughout the Marine Plan Areas) that can be seen from each location in the sea. The data has been classified into percentiles in order to highlight those areas in the marine plan areas that are visible from the most locations on land. The darker reds indicate locations within the highest percentile of visibility from land (can be seen from the most locations) and the darker blues indicate locations that are visible from land, but from relatively few locations.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
Marine Management Organisation Visibility of sea from land Web Mapping Service (WMS)

This layer has been developed in order to understand the extent of intervisibility in the Marine Plan Areas (as defined by the Marine Management Organisation) and the adjacent land onshore (in England). The colour of the grid cells in the sea represents the number of observation points (spaced 500m apart throughout the Marine Plan Areas) that can be seen from each location in the sea. The data has been classified into percentiles in order to highlight those areas in the marine plan areas that are visible from the most locations on land. The darker reds indicate locations within the highest percentile of visibility from land (can be seen from the most locations) and the darker blues indicate locations that are visible from land, but from relatively few locations.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
Marine Management Organisation Visibility of sea from land

This layer has been developed in order to understand the extent of intervisibility in the Marine Plan Areas (as defined by the Marine Management Organisation) and the adjacent land onshore (in England). The colour of the grid cells in the sea represents the number of observation points (spaced 500m apart throughout the Marine Plan Areas) that can be seen from each location in the sea. The data has been classified into percentiles in order to highlight those areas in the marine plan areas that are visible from the most locations on land. The darker reds indicate locations within the highest percentile of visibility from land (can be seen from the most locations) and the darker blues indicate locations that are visible from land, but from relatively few locations.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
Marine Management Organisation Land with Sea Views Web Feature Service (WFS)

This layer has been developed in order to understand the extent of intervisibility in the Marine Plan Areas (as defined by the Marine Management Organisation) and the adjacent land onshore (in England). The colour of the grid cells on land represents the number of observation points (spaced 500m apart throughout Marine Plan Areas) that can be seen from each location on land (evaluated at points spaced 500m apart). The data has been classified into percentiles in order to highlight those areas on land that have the most extensive views of the sea surface in the marine plan areas. The darker reds indicate locations within the highest percentile of views of the sea and the darker blues indicate locations that have views of the sea, but they are not very extensive relative to other locations.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
Marine Management Organisation Land with Sea Views Web Mapping Service (WMS)

This layer has been developed in order to understand the extent of intervisibility in the Marine Plan Areas (as defined by the Marine Management Organisation) and the adjacent land onshore (in England). The colour of the grid cells on land represents the number of observation points (spaced 500m apart throughout Marine Plan Areas) that can be seen from each location on land (evaluated at points spaced 500m apart). The data has been classified into percentiles in order to highlight those areas on land that have the most extensive views of the sea surface in the marine plan areas. The darker reds indicate locations within the highest percentile of views of the sea and the darker blues indicate locations that have views of the sea, but they are not very extensive relative to other locations.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
Marine Management Organisation Land with Sea Views

This layer has been developed in order to understand the extent of intervisibility in the Marine Plan Areas (as defined by the Marine Management Organisation) and the adjacent land onshore (in England). The colour of the grid cells on land represents the number of observation points (spaced 500m apart throughout Marine Plan Areas) that can be seen from each location on land (evaluated at points spaced 500m apart). The data has been classified into percentiles in order to highlight those areas on land that have the most extensive views of the sea surface in the marine plan areas. The darker reds indicate locations within the highest percentile of views of the sea and the darker blues indicate locations that have views of the sea, but they are not very extensive relative to other locations.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
Areas of Identified Tidal Stream Resource defining boundary of policy TIDE1 in the East Inshore and East Offshore marine plans Web Feature Service (WFS)

The dataset sets out areas of identified tidal stream resource that could be harnessed in the future for power generation and as such are protected by policy TIDE1 in the East Inshore and East Offshore marine plans. The areas have been identified using the same parameters that defined The Crown Estates Wave and Tidal Key Resource Areas work but are limited to the East inshore and East offshore marine plan areas. The MMO used UKHO bathymetry data filtered to sites of 5m depth and over and the Atlas of UK Renewable Energy Resource with mean spring peak current fitlered to over 1.5metres per second.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
United Kingdom Fish Landings by ICES rectangle (by vessel length) 2007

Annual statistics for commercial fishing activity by UK registered fishing vessels for the year indicated. Vessels are grouped according to their length in metres.
            
           Statistics are provided for the North East Atlantic (FAO Major Area 27) to ICES statistical rectangle level by fishing gear and vessel length on:
            
            fishing effort (kilowatt/days) 
            landings by live weight (tonnes), 
            landings by value (pounds sterling), 
            number of vessels (this information may be omitted from published versions).
            
            Gear types are shown at the level of the International Standard Statistical Classification of Fishing Gear (ISSCFG) and also aggregated into different groups to allow analysis at different levels.
            
            Vessel lengths are aggregated as follows:
            
           10m and under, 
           over 10-12m,
           over 12-under 15m,
           15m and over.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
Areas of Identified Tidal Stream Resource defining boundary of policy TIDE1 in the East Inshore and East Offshore marine plans Web Mapping Service (WMS)

The dataset sets out areas of identified tidal stream resource that could be harnessed in the future for power generation and as such are protected by policy TIDE1 in the East Inshore and East Offshore marine plans. The areas have been identified using the same parameters that defined The Crown Estates Wave and Tidal Key Resource Areas work but are limited to the East inshore and East offshore marine plan areas. The MMO used UKHO bathymetry data filtered to sites of 5m depth and over and the Atlas of UK Renewable Energy Resource with mean spring peak current fitlered to over 1.5metres per second.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
Important Navigation Routes defining boundary of policy PS2 in the East Inshore and East Offshore marine plans Web Feature Service (WFS)

The data to define the extent of policy PS2 in the East Inshore and East Offshore marine plans was based on identification of important navigation routes. Important navigation routes are areas defined as being where there are more than 1,000 vessel transits per year. Within these defined areas, important navigation routes are identified by taking the 90th percentile from the median line of all shipping traffic. Important navigation routes were then cropped to remove (1) routes passing through Round 3 offshore wind zones and (2) parts of routes within port and harbour jurisdictions.  This dataset was produced by Anatec Ltd using Anatec's ShipRoutes database to identify areas of high shipping density and vessel tracks in the East Inshore and East Offshore plan areas. This database uses AIS data (Automatic Identification System) and modelling to define routes

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
Important Navigation Routes defining boundary of policy PS2 in the East Inshore and East Offshore marine plans Web Mapping Service (WMS)

The data to define the extent of policy PS2 in the East Inshore and East Offshore marine plans was based on identification of important navigation routes. Important navigation routes are areas defined as being where there are more than 1,000 vessel transits per year. Within these defined areas, important navigation routes are identified by taking the 90th percentile from the median line of all shipping traffic. Important navigation routes were then cropped to remove (1) routes passing through Round 3 offshore wind zones and (2) parts of routes within port and harbour jurisdictions.  This dataset was produced by Anatec Ltd using Anatec's ShipRoutes database to identify areas of high shipping density and vessel tracks in the East Inshore and East Offshore plan areas. This database uses AIS data (Automatic Identification System) and modelling to define routes

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
Important Navigation Routes defining boundary of policy PS2 in the East Inshore and East Offshore marine plans

The data to define the extent of policy PS2 in the East Inshore and East Offshore marine plans was based on identification of important navigation routes. Important navigation routes are areas defined as being where there are more than 1,000 vessel transits per year. Within these defined areas, important navigation routes are identified by taking the 90th percentile from the median line of all shipping traffic. Important navigation routes were then cropped to remove (1) routes passing through Round 3 offshore wind zones and (2) parts of routes within port and harbour jurisdictions.  This dataset was produced by Anatec Ltd using Anatec's ShipRoutes database to identify areas of high shipping density and vessel tracks in the East Inshore and East Offshore plan areas. This database uses AIS data (Automatic Identification System) and modelling to define routes

Organization: Marine Management Organisation
United Kingdom Fish Landings by ICES rectangle (by vessel length) 2007 Web Mapping Service (WMS)

Annual statistics for commercial fishing activity by UK registered fishing vessels for the year indicated. Vessels are grouped according to their length in metres.
                 
                Statistics are provided for the North East Atlantic (FAO Major Area 27) to ICES statistical rectangle level by fishing gear and vessel length on:
                 
                 fishing effort (kilowatt/days) 
                 landings by live weight (tonnes), 
                 landings by value (pounds sterling), 
                 number of vessels (this information may be omitted from published versions).
                 
                 Gear types are shown at the level of the International Standard Statistical Classification of Fishing Gear (ISSCFG) and also aggregated into different groups to allow analysis at different levels.
                 
                 Vessel lengths are aggregated as follows:
                 
                10m and under, 
                over 10-12m,
                over 12-under 15m,
                15m and over.

Organization: Marine Management Organisation