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Espace enseignants Bienvenue sur l' "Espace enseignants" de l'Atlas européen des mers! |
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Teachers Corner Welcome to the Teachers Corner of the European Atlas of the Seas! |
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Map of the Week – Global mean sea level regional trend The Map of the Week shows the spatial distribution of sea level trends between 1993 and 2019. It reveals that sea level is rising across most of the global ocean but there is large-scale variation. |
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Map of the Week – European Maritime Day in My Country 2021 events The Map of the Week gives an overview of the 232 European Maritime Day in my Country 2021 local events organised in 25 different countries over a period of several months. While European Maritime Day took place last May, there are still several local events planned in August, September and October. Dive in to learn more! |
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Map of the Week – Coralligenous Habitats The Map of the Week shows modelled spatial distributions of coralligenous outcrops and mäerl beds across the Mediterranean Sea. These bioconstructions are typical Mediterranean underwater seascapes, comprising coralline algal frameworks that grow in dim light conditions. |
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Map of the Week – Employment in marine fisheries, aquaculture and processing The Map of the Week shows employment information regarding extraction (i.e., fisheries and aquaculture) and commercialisation of marine living resources in the European Union. |
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Map of the Week – Marine Renewable Energy The Map of the Week shows the point locations and operational status of offshore wind farms in European seas as well as the location of projects that harness marine energy (energy carried by ocean waves/ wind, tides, salinity and temperature differences). |
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On an amazing journey with the European Atlas of the Seas! On 16 June 2021, the EMODnet Secretariat organized an online ocean literacy workshop on the European Atlas of the Seas. |
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Map of the Week – Seafloor litter – Plastic bags density The Map of the Week shows the density of plastic bags at the seafloor expressed as the average number of bags collected by fish-trawl surveys over the period of one year. Note that the absence of collected data in some areas does not mean they are free from plastic bags. |
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Map of the Week – Global sea surface temperature regional trend The Map of the Week shows the spatial distribution of the mean sea surface temperature trends over the Global Ocean since 1993. |
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