AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
WGS 84 / UTM zone 30N

Se muestran a continuación los datos de los fotogramas que se han empleado para la elaboración del mosaico.
                                        Vuelo: Moratalaz
                                        Fecha: 1975
                                        Escala: 4000
                                        Formato: 23x23
                                        Superficie volada: 973 Ha
                                        Hoja: No ind.
                                        Imagen: MADRID_1975_8cm_OF_mos.tif
                                        Volado por: CETFA
                                        Cámara: UAGII 434
                                        Focal: 152.88 mm
                                        Película: B/N
                                        Incidencia detectada: Manchado(químico, huellas, motas)  Arañado(casual, revelado)  Deformado(picoteado)    
                                        Censurado: Sin censura
                                        Caja: No ind.
                                        Ref.: 84
                                        Observaciones: Sin obs.
                                        Fecha escaneado: 12/02/2019
D2.8.I.1 Data Specification on Coordinate Reference Systems – Technical Guidelines

Mosaico de la ortofoto del denominado "Vuelo Americano" Seríe A. El vuelo de 1945-46 o Project Casey Janes, debido a su antigüedad y amplia cobertura nacional, es el vuelo aerofotográfico de mayor interés histórico disponible en España y otros países europeos. El origen de este vuelo es la necesidad que tenían los Aliados, tras desembarcar en Normandía en junio de 1944, de contar con una cartografía adecuada del territorio europeo.Son las fuerzas aéreas de EE.UU. (USAF) y Reino Unido (RAF) las que  diseñan el proyecto “Casey Jones”, para realizar un vuelo fotogramétrico de gran parte de Europa y norte de África. Este vuelo también es conocido como vuelo fotogramétrico “Serie A”.
D2.8.I.1 Data Specification on Coordinate Reference Systems – Technical Guidelines

La ortofoto del vuelo Julio Ruiz de Alda sobre el núcleo urbano de Lorca es el resultado de sucesivos trabajos de digitalización, reconstrucción del esquema de vuelo y ortorrectificación de los fotogramas proporcionados por la Confederación Hidrográfica del Segura del vuelo que había realizado Julio Ruiz de Alda durante los años 1928-1932. El resultado es un mosaico de imágenes pancromáticas sobre el núcleo urbano de Lorca con una precisión geométrica aceptable aunque inferior a la de una ortoimagen actual, para cuya consecución se han desarrollado métodos de trabajo específicos.
WGS 84 / UTM zone 30N

Se muestran a continuación los datos de los fotogramas que se han empleado para la elaboración del mosaico.
                              Vuelo: Casa de Campo_Estadio del Manzanares
                              Fecha: 1975
                              Escala: 20.000
                              Formato: 23x23
                              Superficie volada: 21.544 ha.
                              Hoja: No ind.
                              Imagen: MADRID_1975_40cm_OF_mos.tif
                              Volado por: CETFA
                              Focal: 152.24 mm
                              Película: B/N
                              Incidencia detectada: Manchado (químico, huellas, motas)  Arañado (casual, revelado)  Deformado (picoteado)   Manchado (químico,motas) Fibras (Hilos de tinta) Otros (informacion marginal escrita a mano)
                              Censurado:Sin censura
                              Caja: No ind.
                              Ref.:81
                              Observaciones: Sin obs.
                              Fecha escaneado: 22/02/2019
WGS 84 / UTM zone 30N

Se muestran a continuación los datos de los fotogramas que se han empleado para la elaboración del mosaico.
                    Año:1989 
                    Vuelo: Encinar de Los Reyes, La Moraleja, Valdebebas
                    Fecha: 1989
                    Escala: 5.000
                    Formato: 23x23
                    Superficie volada: 880 ha.
                    Hoja: No ind.
                    Imagen: MADRID_1989_10cm_OF_mos.tif
                    Volado por: CETFA
                    Cámara: UAG 1056
                    Focal: 152.41 mm
                    Película: B/N
                    Incidencia detectada: Manchado (químico, huellas, motas)  Arañado (casual, revelado)  Deformado (picoteado)   Manchado (químico, motas) Fibras (Hilos de tinta) Otros (información marginal escrita a mano)
                    Censurado: Sin censura
                    Ref.: 95
                    Observaciones: Sin obs.
                    Fecha escaneado: 25/02/2019
SeaDataNet geographic co-ordinate reference frames

Assessment of chemical contamination in coastal water masses (Spain, France, Italy), using artificial stations of mussels and passive sensors.  The MYTILOS 1 cruise aimed to use the RINBIO network methodology around the western Mediterranean. Experiments done in the French Mediterranean since 1996 by IFREMER will be extended to Spanish and Italian Mediterranean coasts on the basis of a standardized protocol. The data will supplement those obtained in 2004 during the RINBIOC1 cruise by including the islands of the western basin, the south of Spain and Italy. In addition, the results will be used to complement the chemical contamination budget made in the framework of the European Water Framework Directive's implementation.  The survey was based on 3 major actions:  1) Artificial mussel bed stations were placed and recovered along a shoreline between Malaga (Spain) and Rome (Italy), including the Balearic Islands, Sardinia and Sicily. 2) Gellyfish-type "passive" sensor stations were deployed along with some of the artificial mussel bed stations.  3) A study was run on the site of Livorno, taking bio-integrators, Posidonia and sediment samples to assess chemical contamination levels on 3 different matrices in the framework of the MONIQUA programme.  This falls under the MEDICIS project.
SeaDataNet geographic co-ordinate reference frames

<p style="margin-left:0cm; margin-right:0cm">The Protevs Swot 2018 campaign aimed to explore the South Balearic zone in early spring to observe the small scales of the oceanic mixed layer using high-resolution sampling devices.</p>

<p style="margin-left:0cm; margin-right:0cm">The area was chosen because it was positioned below the SWOT satellite's planned swath in its validation/calibration period. In this sense, it is a precursor experiment of experiments for the year 2022 and as such exploratory of the scales that will be observable by this newly designed altimetry satellite.</p>

<p style="margin-left:0cm; margin-right:0cm">A particular focus was placed on an anticyclonic structure in the southern Balearic Islands that is systematically detectable by altimetry but which appears to be an artifact.</p>

<p style="margin-left:0cm; margin-right:0cm">These samplings were combined with fine analysis of the surface content of small phytoplankton by flow cytometry to study the shaping of the marine landscape by frontal physical processes.</p>
WGS 84 / UTM zone 30N

Se muestran a continuación los datos de los fotogramas que se han empleado para la elaboración del mosaico.
                                        Año: 1975
                                        Vuelo: Santa Eugenia - Villa de Vallecas
                                        Fecha: 1975
                                        Escala: 10000
                                        Formato: 23x23
                                        Superficie volada: 1104 Ha
                                        Hoja: No ind.
                                        Imagen: MADRID_1975_20cm_OF_mos.tif
                                        Volado por: No ind.
                                        Cámara: No ind.
                                        Focal: No ind.
                                        Película: B/N
                                        Incidencia detectada: Manchado(químico, huellas, motas)  Arañado(casual, revelado)  Deformado(picoteado)   Manchado(químico,motas) Fibras(Hilos de tinta) Otros(información marginal escrita a mano, sombras de nubes, alto contraste)  
                                        Censurado: Sin censura
                                        Caja: No ind.
                                        Ref.: 79
                                        Observaciones: Sin obs.
                                        Fecha escaneado: 22/02/2019
SeaDataNet geographic co-ordinate reference frames

<p>The MEDITGIB 2014 campaign is a physical oceanography campaign; it aims to study the Mediterranean outflow and its future in the Gulf of Cadiz. The aim is to qualify the Mediterranean waters at the entrance to the Strait upstream and monitor their transformation through the Strait to identify mixing zones along the way. The monitoring extends downstream into the Gulf of Cadiz where the Mediterranean outflow enters at the exit of the Strait: its extension and distribution in the Gulf are part of the problem of the campaign.&nbsp; In the direction entering the Mediterranean Sea, the aim is to follow the Atlantic surface waters and their future towards the Mediterranean Sea;</p>

<p>One of the rapid dynamic oceanographic processes that potentially has a role in the Strait area as well as to the east is the internal waves; MeditGib is particularly interested in the generation zones identified in the Camarinal threshold area and the eastward propagation of the generated waves. To this end, several instrumental devices are moored (current meter, thermistor chain) throughout the campaign.</p>
SeaDataNet geographic co-ordinate reference frames

The objectives of the BELMER project are: - to validate the MERIS water products for Belgian coastal waters and neighbouring French, UK and Dutch waters - to provide a quantitative statement of product accuracy and recommendations for improvements in the scientific algorithms, where appropriate. In particular the problems reported by the MERIS validation and user communities of turbid water atmospheric correction, case 2 water chlorophyll retrieval, adjacency effects (straylight), moderate sunglint, spatio-temporal variability of specific inherent optical properties and bottom reflectance will be addressed. This project is funded by the "PROgramme for the Development of scientific Experiments" (PRODEX) of the European Space Agency (ESA).
SeaDataNet geographic co-ordinate reference frames

<p style="margin-left:0cm; margin-right:0cm">The objective of the campaign PELMED is to estimate the biomasses of small pelagic fish of the Gulf of Lion by acoustic method and to collect a maximum of parameters at each level of the trophic chain. This approach aims towards a more and more ecosystematic campaign(countryside), what is in adequacy with the Directive Centre Strategy for the Marine environment (DCSMM) and the objectives of the UMR MARBEC.</p>
WGS 84 / UTM zone 30N

Se muestran a continuación los datos de los fotogramas que se han empleado para la elaboración del mosaico.
                                        Año: 1976 
                                        Vuelo: Santa Eugenia - Valdebernardo
                                        Fecha: 1976
                                        Escala: 10.000
                                        Formato: 23x23
                                        Hoja: No ind.
                                        Imagen: MADRID_1976_20cm_OF_mos.tif
                                        Volado por: CETFA
                                        Cámara: UAG 1056
                                        Focal: 152.24 mm
                                        Película: B/N
                                        Incidencia detectada: No ind.
                                        Censurado: Sin censura
                                        Caja: No ind.
                                        Ref.: 87
                                        Observaciones: Sin observaciones.
                                        Fecha escaneado: 22/02/2019
SeaDataNet geographic co-ordinate reference frames

The cruise D361 forms part of a study entitled 'Physical and chemical forcing of diazotrophy in the (sub)-tropical Atlantic Ocean'. The study is investigating the potential influence of iron and phosphorus availability on nitrogen fixation in regions of the tropical Atlantic Ocean. The cruise also undertakes deep trace metal clean CTD casts as part of the International GEOTRACES programme. The purpose of the cruise therefore is to undertake measurements of dissolved and particulate iron and phosporpus availability, their spatial and temporal variations, and their impact on diazotrophy in the surface ocean. 

Aim: To quantify the supply and determine the biogeochemical cycling of Fe and other nutrients, and relate this to N2 fixation, diazotroph species distribution and N* fields. 
1. Quantify the distribution of nutrients and trace metals: Quantify surface water and water column distributions of dissolved inorganic/organic N, P, Fe, and DAl, DMn and particulate P, N, Fe, Al, Mn.
2. Quantify the rate of Fe, Al, Mn, P and N supply to surface waters: Assess the source fluxes of the key elements for diazotrophs and source tracers to the surface ocean from atmospheric deposition and internal transport via diapycnal mixing and lateral advection. 
3.  Identify the source of subsurface Fe enrichment: Identify whether Fe-rich subsurface waters of the tropical North Atlantic thermocline originate from the atmosphere or the shelf using Fe distributions and Al, Mn, and O2 source tracers.
4.  Quantify the diazotrophic response to Fe, phosphate, DOP supply: Relate the spatial distributions of inorganic Fe and organically complexed Fe, and phosphate and DOP to diazotrophy. The specific uptake of Fe, phosphate and DOP by the whole microbial community and Trichodesmium will be assessed by shipboard incubations, radiotracer techniques and enzyme bioassays. In addition, we will identify the connection between N2 fixation rates and diazotroph community structure, by comparing size fractionated 15N2-derived rates of N2 fixation (Fig. 1) with abundance and diversity of diazotrophs using nifH phylogeny.
Objective 5: Investigate how the large scale transport pathways of Fe and P influence the N* distribution: Use fine-scale isopycnic model to reveal the large-scale transport pathways of Fe and P in the (S)-T Atlantic, and their effect on the N* distribution.
SeaDataNet geographic co-ordinate reference frames

The GENESIS 1 "Ortegal" cruise will focus, as first one in a series of 3 ROV cruises, on the "Massif Galicien de l'Ouest", located near the "Cabo Ortegal" in the southern part of the Bay of Biscay. These suspected deep-water coral hotspots, earlier described by Le Danois in 1948, will be surveyed using multibeam bathymetry and high resolution seismic profiling. Based on this site survey, ROV Genesis will focus on the detailed visual mapping and sampling of selected sites. Also the hydrography and sediment dynamics of the study area will be studied with respect to their role in steering the present ecosystems. As preparation for the GENESIS 3 cruise, the ROV will also deploy a biological experiment. GENESIS 1 takes place within the framework of the European projects HERMES (EC FP6), MiCROSYSTEMS (ESF) and HERMIONE (EC FP7).
SeaDataNet geographic co-ordinate reference frames

<p>Sea recovery of all components of a stratospheric balloon: balloon envelope, parachutes, and gondolas. Test of new gamma detectors and characterization of solar panels for the Strateole project. There has been no work done at sea after balloon fly. The balloon flight took place. The climb path was consistent with the expected. However the ceiling track was a little south and a little slower than expected. The ball has arrived above the sea but too south. Down a bit low, he found the westerly winds that brought him back to earth. Separating late flight and recovery have made campaigning in the Basque country.</p>
SeaDataNet geographic co-ordinate reference frames

The area in between the Audierne and St. Nazaire canyons (Gascogne) along the Armorican margin was one of the areas where the "massifs coralliens" were described for the very first time. Within the framework of the HERMES (EC FP6), MiCROSYSTEMS (ESF) and GeNeSis (FWO) projects, this area will be surveyed using multibeam and high resolution seismics during LEG 1. Based on this site survey, the ROV Genesis will be deployed to carry out detailed mapping of these deep-water "hot-spots". Also the hydrography and sediment dynamics of this area will be studied with respect to the steering of the present ecosystems. LEG 2 will focus on the Galicia bank. This location has been assigned as reference area within the ESF project BIOFUN. In addition to a bathymetric and seismic surveying, also biological sampling and experiments are planned here.The BELCOLOUR-2 project aims at improving the quality of existing optical remote sensing products for marine, coastal and inland waters based on new scientific knowledge and to develop new products (including partial pressure of CO2 and primary production) for key applications such as aquaculture and air-sea CO2 flux quantification. This project takes place in the frame of the research program for earth observation 'STEREO' of the Federal Science Policy.
SeaDataNet geographic co-ordinate reference frames

The objective of this project is the investigation of the structure and functioning of different CWC successional habitats (living, dead and buried corals), in order to understand the response of the CWC to a changing ocean. Therefore, we identified 4 specific objectives which will allow us to get insight in the distribution of these CWC habitats (objective 1), the responsible environmental drivers (objective 2), the associated (molecular and morphological) biodiversity (objective 3) and the connectivity between distinct CWC habitats at different spatial scales (objective 4). We will concentrate our study on the Bay of Biscay by providing multiple-scale analysis of habitat mapping, environmental characterisation, biodiversity patterns and processes of interconnectivity. However, comparisons will be made through European-US collaboration with other regions at both sides of the Atlantic in order to understand amphi- and trans-Atlantic distribution patterns and processes. This project is part of the 7th EC Framework Programme Hermione (Hotspot Ecosystem Research and Man's Impact On European Seas) (2011-2013).This monitoring project aims to execute a continuous research on the effects of the exploitation of non-living resources of the territorial sea and the continental shelf on the sedimentary movements and the marine environment (Law of 13 June 1969 on the exploration and exploitation of non-living resources of the territorial sea and the continental shelf). Belgian national research program.
SeaDataNet geographic co-ordinate reference frames

<p style="text-align:justify">The main scientific objectives of the cruises are threefold:</p>

<ul>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">to asses the large scale circulation in the Western Basin, evaluating the water masses and the fluxes at different key point in the basin (The North Current, The East and West Corsica currents, the Balearic front, Algerian Basin). The final goal was numerical modelling assessment.</li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">to identify and follow peculiar mesoscale structures such as surface eddies, modal weddies, submesoscale coherent vortices (SCV) meanders or filaments and explore the signature on the sea surface height (altimetry) and the acoustic impact (sound propagation).</li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">to observe and interpret the submesoscale dynamics such ageostrophic stirring, symmetric instabilities, mixed layer instabilities, subduction and convection.</li>
</ul>

<p style="text-align:justify">The Protevs2015_leg2 campaign ran from 21 March to 10 April 2015 aboard the BHO Beautemps-Beaupré in the north-western Mediterranean basin. It focuses on aspects of physical oceanography (hydrology and dynamics). The main one is the dynamics of the North Current from the Balearic Sea, downstream, up to its roots upstream in the Ligurian Sea. The measurements attempt to capture not only the structures and characteristics of the mesoscale of the northern current, but also the sub-mesoscale associated with or at least near the northern current.</p>
SeaDataNet geographic co-ordinate reference frames

The SCANS-II project aims at estimating the abundance of small cetaceans inhabiting shelf waters of the Atlantic margin, the North Sea and adjacent waters. Different methods will be used; ship-based monitoring is one of these. Data on abundance are essential to assess the impact of bycatch and other threats, and as input to management actions to ensure the favourable conservation status of these species. The project will develop a management framework to use such data. This will be centred on relatively simple but spatially explicit dynamic models tested by simulation to ensure robustness. An essential part of this long-term management is a robust cost-effective means of monitoring abundance between major SCANS-type surveys; the project will develop and test potential methods, and recommend a suite of monitoring protocols.The "BEL-COLOUR" aims at improving the theoretical basis and software tools for applications of suspended matter and chlorophyll-based satellite data products in coastal waters. In addition to algorithm work and image processing BEL-COLOUR will participate in sea borne cruises for the purposes of calibration of algorithms and for validation of the end products. The project "BEL-COLOUR", funded by the <a href="http://www.belspo.be">Federal Science Policy</a>, within the programme for Earth Observation "STEREO" - Study and management of Coastal Regions.