AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Campaña: MEDWAVES

Background and Aims MEDWAVES   The Strait of Gibraltar (SG) and the surrounding areas, Gulf of Cadiz (GoC) in the Atlantic, and Alboran sea (AS) in the Mediterranean, are key areas to understand the distribution and connectivity of marine communities (Patarnello et al. 2007), as the SG and the encounter of water masses at the Almeria Oran front represent an oceanographic transition area, connecting the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea (Lacombe & Richez 1982). The Mediterranean water flows out from Gibraltar (MOW), extends towards the East of the Atlantic, building a warm and salty water mass which propagates in North West direction from Portugal originating the “Mediterranean Water“ (MW) in the Atlantic. This warm and salty water mass becomes characteristic of the North Atlantic in mid waters (around 1100 m) (Candela 2001). The occurrence of cold-water coral (CWC) communities in the NE Atlantic has been related to the pathway of the MOW, whereby this current system would have an historical influence on the migration of coral larvae and (re)colonization of the Atlantic in the post-glacial era (De Mol et al. 2005, Henry et al. 2014). The MEDWAVES (MEDiterranean out flow WAter and Vulnerable EcosystemS) cruise target areas under the potential influence of the MOW within the Mediterranean and Atlantic realms. These include seamounts where CWC have been reported but that are still poorly known, and which may act as essential “stepping stones” connecting fauna of seamounts in the Mediterranean with those of the continental shelf of Portugal, the Azores and the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. During MEDWAVES sampling will be conducted through two of the case studies of ATLAS: Case study 7 (Gulf of Cadiz-Strait of Gibraltar-Alboran Sea) and Case study 8 (Azores). The main goals of the cruise are: (1) to characterize physically and biogeochemically the MOW Path and understand its interaction with the general Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) stream, from the Alboran Sea to the Azores, through the Gulf of Cadiz, and the Ormonde Seamount (see map), exploring the relationship between the oceanographic settings of these target areas and the ecosystems therein (ATLAS WP1 and WP3) and (2) to characterize communities associated to the transition area, and sample for population genetic analysis aiming at understanding the way the populations located in the target areas contribute or have contributed to connectivity between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean (ATLAS WP3 and WP4). Results gathered during the cruise will also contribute later to feed other ATLAS WPs. The activities planned to achieve these aims are presented in the brief description of the work program of the different research teams participating in ATLAS (Work program of the research teams).
Campaña: VULCANA 0316

The main objective of the project "VULcanología CAnaria submariNA, VULCANA",  is assess the degree of damage and recovery on the marine ecosystem of the volcano submarine of the island of El Hierro, making it extensible to any other region sensitive to underwater volcanic activity in the archipelago. To do this, he held the monitoring of the physico-chemical, biological and geological properties of the submarine process of the island of El Hierro and other areas of volcanic interest, giving continuity to the first and only time series data of a multidisciplinary monogenetic submarine volcano in Spanish waters. 1 .- Study of the spatio-temporal variability of physical, chemical and biogeochemical. 2. Evaluation of the impact of the eruption process of trophic lower levels. 3. physiographic, morphological and structural characterization of the seabed associated emissions and adjacent offshore areas.
Campaña: MIO-UCA 2016

The main objective is that students of MIOUCA become familiar with some of the techniques that can be used aboard a research vessel. To do this, aboard the "B / O Angeles Alvariño"  of the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO), students will perform a series of activities that will enable the characterization of the water column and seabed, from a point of view multidisciplinary and integrative (biological, physical, chemical and geological), along two radial one perpendicular to the Cape Trafalgar (fig. 1) and another perpendicular to the Guadalquivir River (Fig. 1) with a total of seven hydrographic stations for the study of the water column (Fig. 1) and two filling stations witnessed the sedimentary column in the River Guadalquivir transect (Fig. 1) .In addition be made physiography studies multibeam seabed probe. To obtain the information necessary to perform this study different sampling techniques will be used, and data acquisition and analysis, and ship with their own computers. In this way the campaign will contribute to a comprehensive education of students in the multidisciplinary study of an oceanic region, with the participation of teachers in different areas of knowledge.
Campaña: STOCAL 0616

Multidisciplinary cruise: Sampling physical and chemical variables that will: - Study thermohaline characteristics, kinematics, dynamics and biology of the eastern half of the Gulf of Cadiz - Establish relationships between climate, hydrology and hydrodynamics and the early stages of development of the species associated with the platform, with emphasis on species of commercial interest in a space/time. - Provide data to feed global and regional numerical models. - Generate and distribute a database for the evolution of the marine climate and its resources.  - Take sediment samples with gravity corers in the mud vulcanos.
Campaña: STOCAL 0916

Multidisciplinary cruise: Sampling physical and chemical variables that will: - Study thermohaline characteristics, kinematics, dynamics and biology of the eastern half of the Gulf of Cadiz - Study carbon fluxes between Atlantic and Mediterranean basins. - Establish relationships between climate, hydrology and hydrodynamics and the early stages of development of the species associated with the platform, with emphasis on species of commercial interest in a space/time. - Provide data to feed global and regional numerical models. - Generate and distribute a database for the evolution of the marine climate and its resources.
Campaña: TRIENAL 1 2016

The main aim of the Triennial surveys is to estimate the spawning stock biomass of mackerel and horse mackerel applying the Annual and Daily Egg Production Method (AEPM and DEPM). The method relates the number of freshly spawned eggs found in the water column to the number of female having produced these eggs. Knowing the fecundity of the females and the sex ratio provides an estimate for the spawning-stock Biomass.  In the frame of the ICES WGMEGS,AZTI is  in charge of sampling  the area of the Bay of Biscay. Sampling consist in collecting plankton samples to identify and stage the mackerel and horse mackerel eggs. Environmental parameters: At each station profile of sea temperature and salinity are recorded.
Campaña: TRIENAL 2 2016

The main aim of the Triennial surveys is to estimate the spawning stock biomass of mackerel and horse mackerel applying the Annual and Daily Egg Production Method (AEPM and DEPM). The method relates the number of freshly spawned eggs found in the water column to the number of female having produced these eggs. Knowing the fecundity of the females and the sex ratio provides an estimate for the spawning-stock Biomass.  In the frame of the ICES WGMEGS,AZTI is  in charge of sampling  the area of the Bay of Biscay. Sampling consist in collecting plankton samples to identify and stage the mackerel and horse mackerel eggs. Environmental parameters: At each station profile of sea temperature and salinity are recorded.
Campaña: VULCANO-II 1016

The main objective of Vulcano-II project "Physico-chemical, biological and geological study of an underwater volcano in a degassing stage: island of El Hierro",  is assess the degree of damage and recovery on the marine ecosystem of the volcano submarine of the island of El Hierro. To do this, it held the monitoring of the physico-chemical, biological and geological properties of the submarine process of the island of El Hierro and other areas of volcanic interest, giving continuity to the first and only time series data of a multidisciplinary monogenetic submarine volcano in Spanish waters. 1 .- Study of the spatio-temporal variability of physical, chemical and biogeochemical. 2. Evaluation of the impact of the eruption process of trophic lower levels. 3. physiographic, morphological and structural characterization of the seabed associated emissions and adjacent offshore areas.
Campaña: NSM 0815

1.- Se pretende ubicar en la estricta verticalidad del pecio un barco de tecnología moderna que tenga la posibilidad de transportar y hacer operativo un ROV. Dicho ROV deberá ser capaz de descender hasta los 1200 metros del objetivo, y pasar varias horas de trabajo diarias filmando y fotografiando los restos del pecio. Por lo tanto debe entenderse que la clara finalidad de esta Campaña estriba en la documentación, “mapeado” arqueológico e interpretación y análisis del estado actual del pecio.  2.- Además de lo anterior, se pretende realizar la cartografía de la zona de hundimiento de la Fragata Nuestra Señora de Las Mercedes. Para ello, con la sonda multihaz EM710 se llevará a cabo un levantamiento batimétrico sistemático de la zona del hundimiento con recubrimiento redundante solapando al 100%, con los haces cerrados al máximo y velocidad no superior a 5 nudos. De estemodo, se consigue una elevada densidad de puntos sondados que permitirá realizar una cartografía de gran resolución.
Campaña: NUREIEV 0815

The NUREIEV2 cruise targets the main objective of testing the hypothesis that sea storms are the main trigger for the transfer of matter and energy, including pollutants and litter, from the coastal to the deep ocean in the SE of Spain (36º20’N to 37º36’N and 2º40’W to 0º40’W). A dedicated strategy was performed during the NUREIEV2 cruise to achieve the objective including: 1) the collection of sediment cores (multicores) in the vicinity of the mine tailings deposit near the Portman Bay 2) the recovery and redeployment of mooring lines with automated sediment traps and currentmeters to monitor particle fluxes (including pollutants released from the mine tailings deposit) and near bottom oceanographic parameters (current speed and directions, temperature, transmissivity), 3) the profiling of the water column (by means of a CTD) to study physico-chemical characteristics of the water column, 4) the collection of floating debris including microplastics from surface waters  5) and the high resolution swath mapping and TOPAS profiling to investigate seafloor features.
Campaña: SEVACAN 0715

The goals of this campaign are framed within the objectives of the overall project 'Sevacan', being the experimental cruise of the proposal. Thus, this cruise will help to: • Determine the structure of the current when it reaches the Canary Islands, mass transport, heat and nutrients and interannual variability. • Characterize the different modes of variability of heat and mass transport in easternorth atlantic subtropical gyre. • To determine the correlation between heat and mass transport with the NAO atmospheric and oceanic index. • Characterize the annual cycle in the physical conditions of the surface layers and mixture to where the seasonal cycle is significant, relating it to the meteorological forcings. • Characterization of changes in water masses, mainly in the  North Atlantic Central Water (NACW), in Antarctic Atlantic Intermediate Water (AAIW) in Mediterranean Water (MW) and bottom waters of the Canary Basin, in based on temperature, salinity, nutrients and oxygen.
European Petroleum Survey Group (EPSG)

Cartografía del Ayuntamiento de Madrid actualizada cuatrimestralmente integrando distintos procedimientos de captura de datos, siendo los principales la restitución de vuelos fotogramétricos y los levantamientos topográficos.Escala de referencia 1:1000 con cobertura del término municipal.
                              - Capa única de líneas con una escala de referencia predominante 1:1.000. Generada a partir de la fusión de las entidades lineales de la cartografía actualizada.
                              - Cada registro contiene una referencia a modo de atributo a la capa de origen.
                              - Se adjunta en descargas un histórico de esta entidad desde el año 2016.
Dataciones C14 (archivo Antonio Gilman)

Dataciones C14 de la Infraestructura de Datos Espaciales de Arqueología (IDEARQ).
                                            Dataciones de Carbono 14 de España y Portugal recopiladas por el investigador Antonio Gilman a partir de publicaciones arqueológicas. Se ofrece información analítica y contextual de dataciones cuyo espectro cronológico abarca desde el Paleolítico hasta época medieval, con especial hincapié en la Prehistoria Reciente y la Protohistoria.
                                            Las dataciones C14 están georreferenciadas a través de los yacimientos arqueológicos de los que proceden los materiales datados. Los yacimientos se sirven en IDEARQ en forma de capa base.
Campaña: FLEMISH CAP 2015

The main objective is to know the state of the populations of the species objective: their abundance, biomass and demographic structure, and the conditions oceanographic in the Bank. Species objective: Gadus Morhua, Sebastes Marinus, Sebastes  Mentella, Sebastes  fasciatus, Hippoglossoides Platessoides, Reinhardtius Hippoglossoides, Macrourus berglax and Pandalus borealis.
Montes CyL: montes contratados

Elenco de montes con contrato de repoblación en CyL.
Representación cartográfica (croquis orientativo), de los terrenos que tienen algún tipo de contrato con la administración forestal de la Comunidad Autónoma de Castilla y León para su repoblación y/o gestión forestal.
Existe una gran tipología de contratos: consorcios, convenios, contratos de adelantos de renta, convenios de colaboración en ribera estimada, etc., aunque los más abundantes son los dos primeros.
			
AVISO:
La información contenida en esta capa resume el mejor conocimiento cartográfico disponible de la situación de los montes incluidos en dicho Elenco.
No obstante, no es completa ni exhaustiva, no es homogénea para el conjunto del territorio. CARECE DE VALOR LEGAL Y SE PONE A DISPOSICIÓN PÚBLICA A EFECTOS INFORMATIVOS Y ORIENTATIVOS, y se irá actualizando y ampliando.
Coeficiente de Admisibilidad de Pastos (CAP) SIGPAC 2016

Capa raster que refleja el porcentaje de admisibilidad a nivel de recintos SIGPAC en superficies de pastos teniendo en cuenta las características que impidan un aprovechamiento total de las mismas (elementos improductivos, pendientes elevadas, ausencia de vegetación, etc). Los valores se presentan reescalados entre 0 y 10.000 por lo que, para obtener el valor del coeficiente de admisibilidad en porcentaje, es necesario dividir entre 100 el valor mostrado por el raster.
Localización de Expedientes INAGA en trámites de Participación Pública

Localización de expedientes INAGA en trámites de "Información Pública" o de "Anuncio Público".

Estas capas se actualizan diariamente a partir de la aplicación de gestión de expedientes de INAGA, recogiendo las geometrías asociadas a los expedientes a través del módulo INFOSIG. En el caso de no disponer de dichas geometrías, se asocia a los límites administrativos indicados en la aplicación de gestión.
Campaña: 3LNO GROUNDFISH SURVEY (FLETAN NEGRO 3L 2015) 3LNO GROUNDFISH SURVEY (FLETAN NEGRO 3L 2015)

The surveys on NAFO Regulatory Area of Div. 3L (Flemish Pass) were initiated by Spain in 2003. The surveys were carried out by the R/V “Vizconde de Eza” following the same procedures and using the same bottom trawl net type Campelen.  The main objectives of this survey time series are: a) to obtain abundance indices of the main exploited species, b) to study the structure and distribution of these demersal species in the area.
Olivos representados en SIGPAC mediante coordenada x/y, SIGPAC 2009

Localización geográfica de los olivos de Andalucía representados en SIGPAC de todas las tipologías. 
Tipos de Olivos:
Olivos A: Olivos Adicionales. No generan superficie admisible de olivar.
Olivos N: Olivos Normales, plantados antes del 1de Mayo de 1998. Son olivos que generan superficie admisible de olivar.
Olivos S: Olivos sustitutivos, plantados después del 1de Mayo de 1998 en sustitución de un Olivo Normal. Son olivos que generan superficie admisible de olivar.
Cartografía de Expedientes del Instituto Aragonés de Gestión Ambiental (INAGA)

Cartografía de expedientes administrativos tramitados por INAGA. Incorpora cartografía asociada a los expedientes en las fases de "Tramitación", "Información Pública" y "Resolución" que ha sido introducida mediante la petición de informes SIG en el proyecto INFOSIG INAGA. 
No se dispone de cartografía de todos los expedientes tramitados en INAGA
Campaña: PATAGONIA 1107

The main objective of the project ATLANTIS is the study of fishing activities and marine resources of commercial interest in the FAO statistical subareas 41.3.1 and 41.3.2, within an ecosystem approach, paying particular attention to interactions between fishing activities and Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems, mainly on the High Seas of the SW Atlantic. From 1988 the IEO scientific observers onboard programme, gives commercial, biological, oceanographic and physical data (bathymetry, surface and sea bed temperatures, etc). A series of research cruises were carried out from 2007, on board the R/V Miguel Oliver, with the main objective of said research cruises was the quantitative, qualitative and geographical study and identification of the Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems and of the vulnerable organisms in the taxonomic groups who could live in the study area, including the proposal of marine areas to be protected, to allow sustainable exploitation of fishing resources without endangering the Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems. During the research cruises undertaken, from the surface to 1,500 m, in the south western Atlantic waters between 42ºS and 48ºS, a variety of data was obtained from the fieldwork on geology, geomorphology, benthos, fisheries and physical oceanography. The results include: a detailed cartographic and bathymetric study of the area, a description of the geological substratum and of the benthic features, an analysis of the abundance and distribution of the species of largest commercial fishing interest, a footprint analysis of the fishery, an identification and a description of the Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems. The research undertaken and its main findings led to the delineating of several areas to be protected, with a total area of 41,000 km2, according to presence of organisms classified as vulnerable.
Campaña: PATAGONIA 1108

The main objective of the project ATLANTIS is the study of fishing activities and marine resources of commercial interest in the FAO statistical subareas 41.3.1 and 41.3.2, within an ecosystem approach, paying particular attention to interactions between fishing activities and Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems, mainly on the High Seas of the SW Atlantic. From 1988 the IEO scientific observers onboard programme, gives commercial, biological, oceanographic and physical data (bathymetry, surface and sea bed temperatures, etc). A series of research cruises were carried out from 2007, on board the R/V Miguel Oliver, with the main objective of said research cruises was the quantitative, qualitative and geographical study and identification of the Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems and of the vulnerable organisms in the taxonomic groups who could live in the study area, including the proposal of marine areas to be protected, to allow sustainable exploitation of fishing resources without endangering the Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems. During the research cruises undertaken, from the surface to 1,500 m, in the south western Atlantic waters between 42ºS and 48ºS, a variety of data was obtained from the fieldwork on geology, geomorphology, benthos, fisheries and physical oceanography. The results include: a detailed cartographic and bathymetric study of the area, a description of the geological substratum and of the benthic features, an analysis of the abundance and distribution of the species of largest commercial fishing interest, a footprint analysis of the fishery, an identification and a description of the Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems. The research undertaken and its main findings led to the delineating of several areas to be protected, with a total area of 41,000 km2, according to presence of organisms classified as vulnerable.
Campaña: PATAGONIA 1207

The main objective of the project ATLANTIS is the study of fishing activities and marine resources of commercial interest in the FAO statistical subareas 41.3.1 and 41.3.2, within an ecosystem approach, paying particular attention to interactions between fishing activities and Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems, mainly on the High Seas of the SW Atlantic. From 1988 the IEO scientific observers onboard programme, gives commercial, biological, oceanographic and physical data (bathymetry, surface and sea bed temperatures, etc). A series of research cruises were carried out from 2007, on board the R/V Miguel Oliver, with the main objective of said research cruises was the quantitative, qualitative and geographical study and identification of the Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems and of the vulnerable organisms in the taxonomic groups who could live in the study area, including the proposal of marine areas to be protected, to allow sustainable exploitation of fishing resources without endangering the Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems. During the research cruises undertaken, from the surface to 1,500 m, in the south western Atlantic waters between 42ºS and 48ºS, a variety of data was obtained from the fieldwork on geology, geomorphology, benthos, fisheries and physical oceanography. The results include: a detailed cartographic and bathymetric study of the area, a description of the geological substratum and of the benthic features, an analysis of the abundance and distribution of the species of largest commercial fishing interest, a footprint analysis of the fishery, an identification and a description of the Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems. The research undertaken and its main findings led to the delineating of several areas to be protected, with a total area of 41,000 km2, according to presence of organisms classified as vulnerable.