在人工建筑物上的盆地物种生物多样性信息 - BISAR BISAR
Jennifer Dannheim1, Paul Kloss2,3, Jan Vanaverbeke4
1Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research, Am Handelshafen 12, 27570, Bremerhaven, Germany. jennifer.dannheim@awi.de.
Scientific data
|April 10, 2025
概括
首个北海人造结构综合数据库 (BISAR) 提供了关于盆地社区的关键数据. 该资源通过整合来自不同海洋人工结构的信息来帮助生态系统管理.
科学领域:
- 海洋生态海洋生态学
- 环境科学环境科学
- 数据管理数据管理
背景情况:
- 海洋人工结构,包括石油/天然气平台和风力轮机,在全球范围内正在增加.
- 要了解它们的累积生态影响,需要大量的盆地社区数据.
- 综合数据系统对于科学,工业和海洋管理政策至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 推出BISAR,这是关于北海人工结构中的本托斯的第一个协调的国际数据产品.
- 为海洋人工结构的大规模,长期生态评估提供基础.
- 促进利益相关者之间数据共享,以改善基于生态系统的管理.
主要方法:
- 从环境影响评估和科学项目的统一和质量检查数据编制.
- 包括34个人工结构 (石油/天然气平台,风力轮机,研究平台) 和周围软沉积物的数据.
- 来自地质珊瑚礁的纳入数据用于自然与人工珊瑚礁社区的比较.
主要成果:
- BISAR包含了3,486个样本和890个从2003年至2019年的类型.
- 它代表了第一个关于北海各种人造结构相关的本托斯综合数据集.
- 数据涵盖了一系列结构类型和周围息地.
结论:
- 对于了解海洋人工结构对生态的影响,BISAR是一个宝贵的资源.
- 该数据产品支持基于生态系统的管理和未来对海洋息地的研究.
- 未来的BISAR数据将在CritterBASE网络门户上进行动态托管.
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