Download-Geodienst zum Vorkommen von Kegelrobben an Liegeplätzen im Bereich des Nationalparks Schleswig-Holsteinischen Wattenmeer.
Die Liegeplätze der Kegelrobben befinden sich generell nur an den Außensänden im schleswig-holsteinischen Wattenmeer. Aus diesem Grund sind die Kegelrobbenflüge im Gegensatz zu den Seehund-Erfassungen nicht flächendeckend, sondern umfassen nur diejenigen Bereiche, in denen es prinzipiell Kegelrobben-Liegeplätze gibt. Die eigenständige Erfassung für KEgelrobben wird ab 2005 in den für Kegelrobben relevanten Jahreszeiten durchgeführt: In der Regel werden pro Jahr zur Wurfzeit (November - Januar) drei Erfassungen und zur Haarwechselzeit (März – April) zwei Erfassungen durchgeführt. Sichtungen außerhalb dieses Zeitraumes werden in diesem Datensatz nicht zur Verfügung gestellt.

Dieser Dienst liefert folgende Informationen: Anzahlen von Kegelrobben pro Liegeplatz pro Flug, Anteil von Jungtieren. Es sind folgende Layer / Tabellen enthalten:

1. Gesamttabelle mit allen Monitoring-Flügen ab 2005
2. Tabellen gesplittet nach einzelnen Jahren (ab 2015). Pro Jahres-Layer werden die Daten aller fünf Erfassungen bereitgestellt.
3. Gesamttabelle mit den Anteilen der Jungtiere (nur Daten aus den drei Flügen aus der Wurfzeit)

Während des Kegelrobben-Monitorings wird allen gezählten Einzeltieren bzw. Gruppen eine punktgenaue Koordinate zugewiesen, die als Liegeplatz definiert ist. Wenn möglich wird bei der Zählung nach adulten und juvenilen Tieren unterschieden. Für Bestandsberechnungen können die Daten nach einzelnen Erfassungsflügen gefiltert werden.
Spalte „Robbenjahr“: Die Wurfzeit der Kegelrobben findet über den Jahreswechsel zwischen November und Januar des folgenden Jahres statt. Um eine Bearbeitung und Filterung der Daten zur vereinfachen wurde die Spalte "Robbenjahr" eingefügt, die für Kegelrobben die Monate November und Dezember dem Folgejahr zuordnet, damit die Wurfzeit nicht bei einer Selektion des Erfassungsjahres gesplittet wird.

Auf Grundlage dieser Liegeplatz-Daten, sowie der Sichtungen während der Seehund-Zählungen, wurden zur Bewertung von Eingriffen die Ruheplätze der Kegelrobben berechnet und als Dienst bereitgestellt: (WFS) - Kegelrobben: Ruheplätze, Objekt-ID:b68ffc9f-c7fe-409e-9c5f-df17230bb387

Sichtungen außerhalb des oben genannten Zeitraumes werden in diesem Datensatz nicht zur Verfügung gestellt (siehe dazu "(WFS)-Robben: Monitoring der Bestände von Seehunden und Kegelrobben im Schleswig-Holsteinischen Wattenmeer ab 1989" (Object-ID: d847163b-b077-4195-be56-de7664201768).

URL des Zugangs (1)

https://mdi-sh.org/geoserver_lkn/Kegelrobben_Liegeplaetze/ows?service=wfs&version=2.0.0&request=GetCapabilities&

Verweise und Downloads (6)

CSV

Download (csv): Kegelrobben - Liegeplätze, Beispiel-URL für Robbenjahr 2016

Shapefiles

Download (shp): Kegelrobben - Liegeplätze, Beispiel-URL für Robbenjahr 2016

CSV

Download (csv): Kegelrobben - Liegeplätze, alle Jahre ab 2005

Shapefiles

Download (shp): Kegelrobben - Liegeplätze, alle Jahre ab 2005

WMS

(WMS) - Kegelrobben: Sichtungen an Liegeplätzen im Schleswig-Holsteinischen Wattenmeer ab 2005 (LKN.SH - NPV)

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Robben: Monitoring der Bestände von Seehunden und Kegelrobben im Schleswig-Holsteinischen Wattenmeer ab 1989

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TMAP parameter group: Counts of birds washed ashore (BEAB). Data of the Beached-Birds-Survey The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.

TMAP parameter group: Counts of birds washed ashore (BEAB). Data of the Beached-Birds-Survey The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.

TMAP parameter group: Counts of birds washed ashore (BEAB). Data of the Beached-Birds-Survey The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.

TMAP parameter group: Number of boats at sea (BTAS). Statistics about boats at sea The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.

TMAP parameter group: Contaminants in blue mussel (in CD). Gemeinsames Bund/Länder-Messprogramm für die Nordsee The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.

TMAP parameter group: Measurement of organic micro pollutants in sediment (in CD). Organic compounds contamination in sediment The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.

TMAP parameter group: Area and location, coverage and biomass of eelgrass (in GD). Eelgrass coverage The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.

TMAP parameter group: Mussel, cockle and shrimp fishery (FMCS). Statistics about blue mussel and shrimp fishery The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.

TMAP parameter group: Area and location of tidal flats and extent of sediment types (in GD). The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.