WP1: Data collection compared to initial data inventory M. Vinci, M. Lipizer, A. Giorgetti EMODnet Chemistry, 3rd year meeting, June 8-9, 2016 Helsinki, Finland

WP1: Data collection compared to initial data inventory Tender specific objectives EMODnet overall achievements since 2013 Detailed overview per region Main findings and gaps

Initial Data inventory Data inventory submitted with project proposal:

Tender specific objectives What we have today:

EMODnet overall achievements (monthly report): + 155494 CDIs cdi duplicates maintenance the disbanding of YugNIRO cdi duplicates maintenance

EMODnet overall achievements (bimonthly reports): + 116325CDIs + 9049 CDIs

EMODnet overall achievements since 2013 Water column

EMODnet overall achievements since 2013 Sediment Biota

EMODnet overall achievements since 2013 (P03) Pigments Nutrients Anthropogenic contamination Dissolved gases ALL MATRIXES

EMODnet overall achievements since 2013 (P03) Acidity Plastics Pharmaceuticals  ? ALL MATRIXES

Detailed overview per region Check between Initial data inventory vs EMODnet CDI availability (begin May 2016) Comparison between inventory and CDI availability made difficult by: Discrepancies in institute names and acronyms Differences in institute names (changed!) (IBSS edmo= 840  IMBR edmo=4483 EDMO update needed!) Name of compounds (entries in Inventory vs vocabs P03) (eg. Dioxins, synthetic compounds, general chemical, …) Continuous update (which is good!) inventory Edmo

Detailed overview per region Baltic Sea: Mainly radionuclides and contaminants

Detailed overview per region Greater North Sea, Celtic Sea: Mainly radionuclides and contaminants

Detailed overview per region North East Atlantic: Older data (but focus was on recent data!)

Detailed overview per region Mediterranean Sea: Radionuclides and contaminants

Detailed overview per region Black Sea: Radionuclides and contaminants

Findings and Gaps As a conclusion: Mainly radionuclides and contaminants Some data on biota and sediment Plastics Pharmaceuticals As a conclusion: Good match between initial inventory and current EMODnet data delivery (still some time to complete!) Also considering the new call for tender, is it possible to contribute with some data on “Plastics”?