Project MORE: Past, present and future
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Presentation on the progress of HELCOM MORE project held in HELCOM MONAS meeting in Helsinki on 19 November
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Project MORE: Past, present and future
- 1. HELCOM MORE Past, present Manuel Frias MONAS 19 Helsinki 19.11.2013 and future
- 2. Overview of monitoring activities Monitoring and assessment STRATEGY Monitoring manual 2012 2013 2014 2015
- 4. WHO sent WHAT so far? Biological Hazardous Hydrographical Nutrients Estonia Finland Denmark Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Russia Sweden Only coastal Only coastal
- 7. The map service http://maps.helcom.fi/website/HelcomMORE/index.html
- 10. David.Asch
- 12. Coordination is the KEY
- 13. R/DV/RS
- 15. Monitoring and Assessment Strategy MORS General aspects Seals monitoring guidelines Quality assurance Coastal fish guidelines Eutrophication monitoring PLC guidelines Other data collection Contaminants monitoring Data and map services
- 16. Monitoring manual Monitoring and Assessment Strategy Framework General description of HELCOM monitoring Summaries of the monitoring programmes Programme 1 Programme 2 Programme 3... Monitoring fact sheets Hydrography Hydrochemistry Phytoplankton Zooplankton Macrophytes… Technical guidelines (guidelines, methods, QA...) Data and map services Indicator-related assessment products
- 17. Fact sheets Monitoring programmes Hydrography Hydrochemistry Phytoplankton Biodiversity (D1, D4, D6) -vertebrates -pelagic habitats -benthic habitats Hydrographical changes Contaminants (D8, D9) Litter (D10) Energy, including underwater noise (D11) Fish and cefalopods Birds Mammals and reptiles Commercial fish and shellfish Non indigenous species Coastal fish Concentrations of contaminants Contaminants in seafood Waterborne inputs of pollutants Airborne inputs of pollutants GES indicators (incl. WFD,HD, BD, Redlists) Eutrophication (D5) Morphology substrate and bathymetry Methods and guidelines Non-indigenous species (D2) Macrobenthos Monitored variables and monitoring network Commercial fish (D3) Macrophytes Indicators, criteria and characteristics General description of monitoring programme Zooplankton Biological disturbance Benthic physical loss and damage Litter Underwater noise 11/20/2013 17
- 18. Next steps Berlin 13-14 January MORE – CORESET II Robby van Moor
- 19. Fact sheets Monitoring programmes Hydrography Hydrochemistry Phytoplankton Biodiversity (D1, D4, D6) -vertebrates -pelagic habitats -benthic habitats Hydrographical changes Contaminants (D8, D9) Litter (D10) Energy, including underwater noise (D11) Fish and cefalopods Birds Mammals and reptiles Commercial fish and shellfish Non indigenous species Coastal fish Concentrations of contaminants Contaminants in seafood Waterborne inputs of pollutants Airborne inputs of pollutants GES indicators (incl. WFD,HD, BD, Redlists) Eutrophication (D5) Morphology substrate and bathymetry Methods and guidelines Non-indigenous species (D2) Macrobenthos Monitored variables and monitoring network Commercial fish (D3) Macrophytes Indicators, criteria and characteristics General description of monitoring programme Zooplankton Biological disturbance Benthic physical loss and damage Litter Underwater noise 11/20/2013 19
- 21. Monitoring programmes Biodiversity (D1, D4, D6) -vertebrates -pelagic habitats -benthic habitats General description of monitoring programme Commercial fish (D3) Non-indigenous species (D2) Eutrophication (D5) Hydrographical changes Contaminants (D8, D9) Litter (D10) Energy, including underwater noise (D11)
- 22. Fact sheets Hydrography Hydrochemistry Phytoplankton Zooplankton Macrophytes Macrobenthos Morphology substrate and bathymetry Fish and cefalopods Birds Mammals and reptiles Commercial fish and shellfish Non indigenous species Coastal fish Concentrations of contaminants Contaminants in seafood Waterborne inputs of pollutants Airborne inputs of pollutants Biological disturbance Benthic physical loss and damage Litter Underwater noise
- 23. Nietnagel
Editor's Notes
- There is a problem with the presentation of HELCOM monitoring data: it is scatered in different documents and databases. Think about PLC, COMBINE, MORS and the development of indicators and monitoring programmes. Something must be done to present this data more efficiently and IN ONE PLACE.
- The first one is COORDINATION. In order to achieve a cost-efficient monitoring HELCOM countries should put more emphasis on coordination. That’s one of the main points of the MAS. With monitoring information better presented this corrdination can be better achieved.
- The second reason, probably the most important one, is that reporting and coordination of monitoring programmes is a MSFD requirement for EU countriesSuggestion: do it under RSC
- Why a ”monitoring manual”? 1. It’s an online documentation. 2. Supports the HELCOM monitoring requirements 3. Supports the need of EU countries to report detailed information on their programmes. 4 demonstrates coordination...