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MEDAR/MEDATLAS II - Mediterranean Data Archaeology and Rescue of Temperature, Salinity and Bio-chemical Parameters
The MEDAR/MEDATLAS II project has produced a comprehensive data product of multi-disciplinary in-situ observations and information covering the Mediterranean and Black Sea, through a wide co-operation of data management centres.
The project has compiled and rescued historical data, especially in the Eastern and Southern Mediterranean, and includes data sets from the coastal areas. It has made available comparable and compatible data sets of temperature, salinity, oxygen, nitrate, nitrite, ammonia, total nitrogen, phosphate, total phosphorus, silicate, H2S, pH, alkalinity, chlorophyll-a profiles by using a common protocol for formatting and quality checking. Qualified value added products using efficient gridding and mapping methodology have been prepared and disseminated. The project has enhanced communication between data managers and scientists to improve the data circulation and contributed to develop a regional capacity for scientific and operational programmes, by enhancing the existing data management structures through training in data qualifying, processing, mapping and archiving.

 


 

MeDir - Mediterranean Directory of Marine Scientists and Professionals
The Mediterranean Data Archaeology and Rescue of Temperature, Salinity and Bio-chemical Parameters (MEDAR/MEDATLAS) has produced a comprehensive data product of multi-disciplinary in-situ data and information in the Mediterranean and Black Sea, through a wide co-operation of the riparian countries.
The Mediterranean Directory of Marine Scientists and Professionals, MeDir, is a database product developed on similar lines to GLODIR under the auspices of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO (IOC) and with the support of MedGOOS (the Global Ocean Observing System for the Mediterranean). This free and searchable database aims to bring together scientists and professionals working in the Mediterranean region so as to establish a basin wide network on marine research and related issues.
MeDir is envisaged to be the first phase of a database, of much wider scope, to be established in the near future. MeDir is maintained by the MedGOOS Secretariat.

Enter your own personal entry by visiting the MeDir Website

 





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