Francis Strobbe, Ruth Lagring, Yvan Stojanov, and Thomas Vandenberghe (2016)
Dealing with historical data and making it accessible.
Unpublished.
Abstract of an Oral Presentation or a Poster
North Sea
Long-term datasets are important to study global trends in the environment
and to define a reference status of an ecosystem. Results of analyses on such
datasets allow policy makers to define proper strategies to reach regulatory
objectives. Access to these data is also a crucial issue for the scientific
community.
Belgium has a long oceanographic data collection history. In that context, the
Belgian Marine Data Center (BMDC), with its continuously growing experience
in data rescuing and management, worked out a tool to identify the marine
datasets and retrieve as much data as possible.
The Data Inventory and Tracking System (DITS) (dits.bmdc.be) was designed by
BMDC in the frame of the project ‘4 Decades of Belgian Marine Monitoring:
uplifting historical data to today’s needs’ (www.4DEMON.be).
Poster Presentation at IMDIS2016.
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