Contact
Malin Werner, Researcher
Department of Aquatic Resources, Institute of Marine Research, SLU
malin.werner@slu.se, +46 10 478 40 57, +46 761-126 80 48
The Department of Aquatic Resources' activities cover the entire chain from data collection and analysis to research, advice and education. It gives us unique opportunities to develop know-how about how to use the resources in our seas and freshwater in a way that is sustainable in the long term.
The database FD2 host quality assured data on marine fish and shellfish collected in monitoring surveys and other marine investigations at the Department of Aquatic Resources. The database is the national platform for data collection within the EU data collection framework (DCF) and data is reported to the intergovernmental marine science organization The international Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES), for further analysis and advice for the Common Fishery Policy (CFP).
Biological parameters as length, weight, age, sex and maturity are collected for fish and shellfish and entered to the database, together with information on the total catch composition and where applicable also discarded catch.
The data sampling is part of the EU Data Collection Framework (DCF) that governs the requirements on the sampling, registration, storage and quality assurance. The data is also required to be exported to international databases at ICES (International Council of the Exploration of the Sea) for the use of international working groups on assessment of fish stocks and for reginal coordination of the data collection.
FD2 is the national platform where data from most of the EU coordinated DCF data is stored. EU and ICES demands good quality management of the database and there is constant development.
FD2 is not an open access database. Our survey data is available from the international ICES database called DATRAS. For other questions on data, please contact Malin Werner.
Malin Werner, Researcher
Department of Aquatic Resources, Institute of Marine Research, SLU
malin.werner@slu.se, +46 10 478 40 57, +46 761-126 80 48