1. 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

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

3. Initial Data inventory
Data inventory submitted with project proposal:

4. Tender specific objectives
What we have today:

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

6. EMODnet overall achievements (bimonthly reports):
CDIs
CDIs

7. EMODnet overall achievements since 2013
Water column

8. EMODnet overall achievements since 2013
Sediment
Biota

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

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

11. 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

12. Detailed overview per region
Baltic Sea:
Mainly radionuclides and contaminants

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

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

15. Detailed overview per region
Mediterranean Sea:
Radionuclides and contaminants

16. Detailed overview per region
Black Sea:
Radionuclides and contaminants

17. 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”?