Trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program (Wadden Sea) -Various taxa from 1980GeroldLüerßenCommon Wadden Sea SecretariatGeroldLüerßenassociatedPartyEach individual data set within has an associated data ownerCo-owner2013-01-18The TMAP data includes data from Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands. It is collected to provide a scientific assessment of the status and development of the Wadden Sea ecosystem. Data is collected on abundance of various taxa, as well as on chemical (e.g. nutrients) and some land use parameters.birdsmacrozoobenthosmarcroalgaemarinephytoplanktonsealswadden seaTo use any of the data, contact Gerold Lüerßen for the registration form.
Of note, "if the customer wants to publish a product with results from the TMAP data or the TMAP data itself, the customer has to seek permission from the TMAP data owner".Obtain permission from data set owner(s)Wadden Sea (incl. Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands)8.63318.633154.4554.4519802011Seals (2 spp.); Phytoplankton (c. 250 species), Macrozoobenthos (216 spp.), Migratory birds (c. 300 spp), Breeding Birds (68 spp)species levelphytoplanktonspecies levelsealsmacrozoobenthosspecies levelspecies levelmigratory birdsspecies levelbreeding birdsGeroldLüerßenCommon Wadden Sea Secretariatluerssen@waddensea-secretariat.org
The Trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program (TMAP)
http://www.waddensea-secretariat.org/TMAP/About-TMAP.html
timeseries
The time span depends on the taxa and location:
In Schleswig-Holstein:
-Seals (1990-2011)
-Phytoplankton (1996-2006)
-Migratory Birds (1990-2008)
In Hamburg:
-Seals (2000-2009)
-Migratory Birds (1980-2009)
In Denmark:
-Seals (1979-2008)
-Phytoplankton (1990-2010)
-Macrozoobenthos (1980-2009)
-Breeding Birds (1989-2008)
yearly
data on nutrients in water (e.g., N and P) also collected. Limited amount of other data collected in some places
see http://www.waddensea-secretariat.org/TMAP/Data-Unit/Data.html