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A data-driven framework for ecosystem-based Maritime Spatial Planning in Danish marine waters

18 Jan 2018

Outcomes: Successfully quantifying the overall condition of European seas, authors were able to conceptualise indicator-based spatial tools to apply ecosystem-based approaches to human activities and provide practical solutions to marine governance. The report is considered a contribution to the MSFD Article 20.3 reporting and provides material which can be used to the 8th Environment Action Plan.

How EMODnet Seabed Habitats helped the user: Contained habitat data at the resolution and coverage required.

Who used it:

EEA -European Environment Agency

When was it used: 2019

What product was used: EUSeaMap 2016

How was the product used:Sensitive habitats extracted from EUSeaMap were collectively stacked with other data on species and anthropogenic pressures to provide an index on combined effect assessment (CEA).

 

Full report available here