Document of dataset 8806

Dataset record

Type
Dataset
title in English
ANEMOON Beach washup monitoring (SMP) data along the Dutch coastline collected through citizen science.
Abstract in English
The SMP data originates from the Strandaanspoelsel (beach washup) Monitoring Project (SMP), a citizen science project executed by Stichting ANEMOON. Data dates back to 1977 and new data will keep on being added as long as there are sufficient citizen scientists. The data is from eight locations scattered along the Dutch coastline. On these locations, all washed-up marine organisms and remains are determined and counted on a biweekly or monthly basis. Macroalgae, Cnidarians, Gastropods, Cephalopods, Bivalves, Crustaceans, Echinoderms, Shark and Ray egg capsules and Bryozoans are noted at species level.
License
https://spdx.org/licenses/CC-BY-4.0.html
bibliographicCitation
Stichting ANEMOON. ANEMOON Beach washup monitoring (SMP) data along the Dutch coastline collected through citizen science. stichting ANEMOON. 
Release date
Feb 21 2025 12:00AM

Temporal coverage

Temporal
Start date
1977-11-05
End date
2021-12-24

Geographical coverage

Spatial
Netherlands

Thesaurus terms

Keyword
Bio-geographical regions
Biota
Environment
EurOBIS calculated BBOX
Geoscientific Information
Habitats and biotopes
Metadata non conformant
Metadata not evaluated
Netherlands
No limitations to public access
Occurrence
Oceans
Regional
Sea regions
WGS84 (EPSG:4326)
XYZ ASCII

Themes

theme
Biology

Ownerships

contactPoint
Adriaan Gmelig Meyling
contactPoint
ANEMOON foundation - Analysis, Education and Marine Ecological Research
contactPoint
Nina Leestemaker
contactPoint
ANEMOON foundation - Analysis, Education and Marine Ecological Research

Dataset references

record
European Ocean Biodiversity Information System

Projects

was generated by
DTO - BioFlow - Integration of biodiversity monitoring data into the Digital Twin Ocean

Special collections

part of special collection
available through EurOBIS
EMODNET

Document metadata

date created
2025-04-03
date modified
2026-02-02