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Map of the week – Vessel Density 2017 This map of the week features a vessel density map which shows the maritime traffic on the European seas in 2017. |
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Map of the week – Undersea relief names In honour of World Oceans Day, this map of the week allows you to explore the many mysterious ocean landscapes, hidden below the waves. |
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Map of the week – Relative sea level trends The map of this week shows the change in sea level (in millimetre per year), relative to the land, along the European coasts. |
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Minutes of the 3rd European Atlas of the Seas Steering Committee (SC) Meeting The European Atlas of the Seas Steering Committee meets twice a year to review progress and set the priorities for future developments. |
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Map of the week - Community structural aid This week the European elections take place. Therefore, in this map of the week, we are highlighting one of the European Commissions’ initiatives to improve the lives of EU citizens and the marine environment. |
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Map of the week - European Maritime Day in my country 2019 This year’s EMD2019 is in Lisbon, happening now! Our “Map of the week” is a special one prepared especially for this edition of the European Maritime Day! |
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Map of the week – Aquaculture production This week the Seafood Expo took place in Brussels, the world’s largest trade fair in the fisheries sector, with 1,850 exhibitors from 79 countries. For the occasion, we decided to feature one of the world's fastest-growing food sectors, aquaculture, with a “Map of the week”. |
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The European Atlas of the Seas, for the first time at Seafood Expo Global! If you are visiting the fair, come and experiment with our interactive web mapping application at the European Commission stand (7-1411), on 8 May 2019. |
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Map of the week – Submerged landscapes This week we continue our series about geology and the wonders that we can find underwater by presenting a new map layer on submerged landscapes. |
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Map of the week – Submarine volcanoes In Europe there are many examples of submarine volcanoes in the Mediterranean Sea, particularly the Tyrrhenian Sea off the west coast of Italy. And the Canary islands, located off North Africa’s west coast, are a volcanic island chain with active submarine volcanoes in the surrounding waters. Explore the “Map of the week” and learn more about our underwater landscape! |