Document of dataset 6449

Dataset record

Type
Dataset
title in English
Groundfish Survey Invertebrate Data
Description in English
In addition to the commercially exploited fish, elasmobranch, cephalopod and crustacean species, and an amount of macroinvertebrate species are also caught. These are sampled in a similar way to the groundfish, identified by species (or higher taxa where not practical to ID at sea), and total weight as well as counts are recorded where possible. An internal review of this data was undertaken in 2019 to check for spatial and temporal consistency in abundance and taxonomy with the standardised data set being made available here.
Abstract in English
The Irish Groundfish Surveys is part of an annual International Bottom Trawl Survey (IBTS) programme co-ordinated by the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES). The survey is carried out over 47 days between October-December each year by the Marine Institute and collects demersal trawl and ancillary data in Irish waters to produce relative abundance indices for fisheries management in the Northwest Atlantic Shelf waters.
Contactpoint
Email
datarequests@marine.ie
License
https://spdx.org/licenses/CC-BY-4.0.html
bibliographicCitation
Marine Institute (2003); Groundfish Survey Invertebrate Data,
Release date
Jul 13 2021 12:00AM

Temporal coverage

Temporal
Start date
2003-01-01
End date
2019-01-01

Geographical coverage

Spatial

Thesaurus terms

Keyword
Bio-geographical regions
Biota
Environment
Fishery surveys
Geoscientific Information
Habitats and biotopes
International Bottom Trawl Survey (IBTS)
Metadata non conformant
Metadata not evaluated
No limitations to public access
Oceans
Sea regions
Trawls
WGS84 (EPSG:4326)
XYZ ASCII

Themes

theme
Biology > Fish

Taxonomic terms

Taxon keywords
Cephalopoda
Crustacea
Elasmobranchia
Elasmobranchia
Macro-invertebrata

Ownerships

creator
Marine Institute Ireland
contributor
Marine Institute Ireland

Dataset references

record
European Ocean Biodiversity Information System

Special collections

part of special collection
available through EurOBIS
EMODNET

Document metadata

date created
2020-04-28
date modified
2025-03-26