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Marine Regions: data sources and data usage Simon Claus Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ)

Marine Regions: data sources and data usage Simon Claus Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ) ICAN Workshop 6: Expanding Participation in Coastal Web Atlas: Development and Use 16-17 June 2013, Victoria, Canada. Objectives presentation Introduction Marine Regions

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Marine Regions: data sources and data usage Simon Claus Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ)

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  1. Marine Regions: data sources and data usage Simon Claus Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ) ICAN Workshop 6: Expanding Participation in Coastal Web Atlas: Development and Use 16-17 June 2013, Victoria, Canada

  2. Objectives presentation • Introduction Marine Regions • Content|use|users of Marine regions • Link Marine Regions within ICAN prototype? • Webservices

  3. The North Sea? International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) Large Marine Ecosystem (UNEP) OSPAR Boundaries ICES Ecoregion

  4. Objectives • Standard, hierarchical list of marine geographic • placenames, and the coordinates of this placenames • Initiatives • VLIMAR: Marine gazetteer (2004) • MARBOUND: The world EEZ boundaries (2005) • Towards one system: Marine Regions (2012)

  5. Database structure: one geographic entity (geoobject) has • Coordinates (lat-long) • Placetype • Physical: bay-trench-sandbank-sea… • Administrative: Territrorial sea, contiguous zone, EEZ • But can have different names: name not unique!! • Multiple relations between two geoobjects • North Sea part of NEA • Norh Sea adjacant to Norwegian Sea • North Sea is partly part of UK EEZ

  6. Parent classification of marine waters • Physical: world seas of IHO • Administrative: EEZ boundaries • Combined: Marine regions 'Limits of Oceans and Seas' , IHO, 1953

  7. IHO Seas

  8. Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ)

  9. Marine Regions: intersect EEZ and IHO Seas

  10. Marine Regions

  11. New product intersect EEZ|IHO Seas: Marine Regions

  12. Marine Regions webinterface

  13. Marine Regions webinterface

  14. Marine Regions webinterface

  15. Marine Regions webinterface

  16. Marine Regions: MRGID

  17. Data content Marine Regions • 36,081 place names, representing 28,814 marine geographic places • Regional checklists(Antarctic, Black Sea, North Sea…) • Global checklists(SCUFN, UNESCO Marine Heritage Sites, ASFA, WoRMS….) • Marine boundaries(EEZ, IHO, MEOW, LME, FAO Fishingzones, Seavox,Longhurst, ICES, Marine Regions, Natura2000 Sites)

  18. Users LAUNCH

  19. Users

  20. Web services 1. WMS|WFS services: retrieve maps|features 2. SOAP|Restful services: retrieve names, MRGID, coordinates, classifications

  21. WMS/WFS Web services http://geo.vliz.be/geoserver/MarineRegions/wms?Request=getCapabilities http://geo.vliz.be/geoserver/MarineRegions/wfs?Request=getCapabilities

  22. Web services SOAP services| Rest services

  23. Web services SOAP services| Rest services: methods

  24. Web services SOAP services: implementation for Excel

  25. Web services SOAP services| Rest services: by name

  26. Web services SOAP services| Rest services: by MRGID

  27. Web services Include boundaries into ICAN prototype (EEZ, Seas, Marine regions, MPA,…) via WMS

  28. Web services Explore how prototype portal can use marineregions SOAP webservices to access standardized names of geographic areas

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