WMS

Pharmaceuticals in water (1)

This dataset contains data that was collected for the HELCOM report on Pharmaceuticals in the Baltic sea (http://helcom.fi/Lists/Publications/BSEP149.pdf). HELCOM, 2016. Status report on pharmaceuticals in the Baltic Sea region. Baltic Sea Environment Proceedings No. 149. Partly funded by Interreg Baltic Sea Region (EU Strategy support through Policy Area Hazards). Financial support was provided by Interreg Baltic Sea Region, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA). The report was prepared as a case study for the UNESCO-IHP International Initiative on Water Quality (IIWQ) UNESCO project: Emerging Pollutants in Wastewater Reuse in Developing Countries. Case Studies on Emerging Pollutants in Water and Wastewater.The dataset contains compound name, species, biota matrix, concentrations and whether compound has been detected in the sample. This dataset presents a compilation of concentrations and effects of pharmaceuticals in the Baltic Sea marine environment based on data collected by all Baltic Sea states via working groups of the Helsinki Commission, HELCOM.Data collected between the years 2003 to 2014, from coastal, open sea and transitional areas, was received from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Poland and Sweden. • 4600 individual data posts were included in the complete data set • 167 different pharmaceuticals have been measured and 74 of these were found in at least one of the sampling matrices (water, sediment, biota) • 51 different pharmaceuticals have been detected in water (of 148 measured) • 9 different pharmaceuticals have been detected in sediment samples (of 25 measured) • 35 different pharmaceuticals have been detected in biota samples (of 116 measured) • Pharmaceuticals from all drug classes were detectedSee HELCOM BSEP 149 report chapter ”3. Data collection methodology and data availability” for further information.

Pharmaceuticals in biota (3)

This dataset contains data that was collected for the HELCOM report on Pharmaceuticals in the Baltic sea (http://helcom.fi/Lists/Publications/BSEP149.pdf). HELCOM, 2016. Status report on pharmaceuticals in the Baltic Sea region. Baltic Sea Environment Proceedings No. 149. Partly funded by Interreg Baltic Sea Region (EU Strategy support through Policy Area Hazards). Financial support was provided by Interreg Baltic Sea Region, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA). The report was prepared as a case study for the UNESCO-IHP International Initiative on Water Quality (IIWQ) UNESCO project: Emerging Pollutants in Wastewater Reuse in Developing Countries. Case Studies on Emerging Pollutants in Water and Wastewater.The dataset contains compound name, species, biota matrix, concentrations and whether compound has been detected in the sample. This dataset presents a compilation of concentrations and effects of pharmaceuticals in the Baltic Sea marine environment based on data collected by all Baltic Sea states via working groups of the Helsinki Commission, HELCOM.Data collected between the years 2003 to 2014, from coastal, open sea and transitional areas, was received from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Poland and Sweden. • 4600 individual data posts were included in the complete data set • 167 different pharmaceuticals have been measured and 74 of these were found in at least one of the sampling matrices (water, sediment, biota) • 51 different pharmaceuticals have been detected in water (of 148 measured) • 9 different pharmaceuticals have been detected in sediment samples (of 25 measured) • 35 different pharmaceuticals have been detected in biota samples (of 116 measured) • Pharmaceuticals from all drug classes were detectedSee HELCOM BSEP 149 report chapter ”3. Data collection methodology and data availability” for further information.

Overall biodiversity status open sea (7)

TBT in sediment (11)

TBT in fish (13)

PFOS in seal liver (17)

Octylphenols (20)

Mercury in mussels (24)

HCH in water (27)

Dioxin and PCB in perch (30)

Dioxin in perch (33)

Dioxin in herring (35)

DEHP in biota (38)

DDE in mussels (41)

CB118 in sediment (44)

CB118 in mussels (46)

Cadmium in fish muscle (49)

Bisphenol A in biota (52)

BghiP in sediment (55)

BDE47 Status (59)

BaP in sediment (62)

Cs-137 in flatfish 2012 (65)

HELCOM assessment units in subbasin scale as defined in the new HELCOM Monitoring and Assessment Strategy http://www.helcom.fi/Documents/Action%20areas/Monitoring%20and%20assessment/Monitoring%20and%20assessment%20strategy/Monitoring%20and%20assessment%20strategy.pdf published in 2013. Subbasin divisioning is indicated as polygons in this dataset.

Interpolated chemical status (67)

Overall chemical status coastal areas (69)

Open sea areas benthic invertebrates (74)

Coastal areas chl-a (77)

Interpolated secchi depth status classification (80)

Open sea areas secchi (82)

Coastal areas phosphorus (85)

Interpolated DIN status classification (88)

Open sea areas nitrogen (90)

Coastal areas overall eutrophication status (93)

Oxygen status distance to target 2007-2011 (97)

Oxygen status 2007-2011 (99)

Water clarity status confidence 2007-2011 (102)

Chlorophyll a status distance to target 2007-2011 (105)

Chlorophyll a status 2007-2011 (107)

Phosphorus status confidence 2007-2011 (110)

Nitrogen status distance to target 2007-2011 (113)

Nitrogen status 2007-2011 (115)

Eutrophication status 2007-2011 (118)

Eighteen open sea area sub-basins (at least one nautical mile seawards from the baseline) were assessed using the HEAT 3.0 tool according to the HELCOMdivision of the Baltic Sea. The assessments of the open sea areas were based on an integration of state data from core set indicators on winter inorganic nitrogen (DIN) and phosphorus (DIP) concentrations, chlorophyll a concentrations, water transparency (Secchi depth) and oxygen conditions below halocline (oxygen debt, only for Bornholm Basin and Baltic Proper [“TARGREV data” distributed over the following sub-basins: Western and Eastern Gotland Basin, Gdansk Basin, Northern Baltic Proper and Gulf of Finland]). Furthermore, the assessment included available results of EU WFD classification of the ecological status in the coastal waters (up to 1NM from the baseline) carried out by the Contracting Parties which are also EU member states. Reports for coastal waters were received from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany and Lithuania. In coastal areas, the national classifications, according to the WFD (five-class system), were translated into a two class system (GES or sub-GES) for the purpose of comparison with the HELCOM classification. Finnish expert, Ms. Vivi Fleming-Lehtinen, was appointed to fill in the spreadsheets of the HEAT 3.0 tool for the 18 assessed open sea area sub-basins based on aggregated data made available by BNI Denmark (original TARGREV data set for DIN, DIP and oxygen debt), BNI Sweden and ICES (for chlorophyll a and Secchi depth). For further information about the assessment, see HELCOM Thematic assessment: Eutrophication status of the Baltic Sea 2007-2011. A concise thematic assessment, http://www.helcom.fi/Documents/Ministerial2013/Associated%20documents/Supporting/Eutrophication%20assessment%202007-2011.pdf

Overall ecosystem health status open sea (121)

Radioactive substances Cesium 137 in seawater data (127)

Radioactive substances Cesium 137 in fish data (129)

Radioactive substances Cesium 137 in herring (131)

TBT and imposex biota data (134)

Reproductive disorders malformed embryos of amphipods (137)

Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) (140)

Polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) and their metabolites biota data (143)

Perfluorooctane_sulphonate (PFOS) data (146)

PCB dioxin and furan data (149)

Hexabromocyclododecane (HBCDD) data (152)

Heavy metals - mercury (Hg) biota data (155)

Heavy metals - lead (Pb) water data (157)

Heavy metals - lead (Pb) biota data (159)

Heavy metals - cadmium (Cd) water data (161)

Heavy metals - cadmium (Cd) biota data (163)

Integrated contamination status assessment (166)

Total phosphorus (170)

Oxygen_debt (172)

Dissolved inorganic nitrogen (174)

Chlorophyll-a (176)

Integrated eutrophication status assessment (179)

Zooplankton mean size and total stock MSTS (184)

State of the soft bottom macrofauna community (188)

Distribution of Baltic seals harbour seal (191)

Abundance of waterbirds in the wintering season data (194)

Abundance of waterbirds in the breeding season data (197)

Abundance of salmon spawners and smolt data (200)

Abundance of key coastal fish species data poly (203)

Abundance of key coastal fish species (205)

Abundance of coastal fish key functional groups piscivores data point (208)

Abundance of coastal fish key functional groups cyprinids mesopredators data poly (210)

Abundance of coastal fish key functional groups cyprinids mesopredators (212)

Integrated biodiversity status assessment - harbour seal (215)

Integrated biodiversity status assessment - seals (217)

Integrated biodiversity status assessment - pelagic habitats (219)

Operational oil spills from ships 2018 data (225)

This dataset contains points of information describing the location and size of illegal oil discharges observed during aerial surveillance flights by HELCOM Contracting Parties during 1998-2015. Further information about illegal discharges of oil in the Baltic Sea area and HELCOM aerial surveillance activities can be found at http://www.helcom.fi/baltic-sea-trends/maritime/illegal-spills/The dataset contains the following information:CountryYearSpill_ID = Spill IDFlightType = The type of flight the detection was made during: National = "N", CEPCO = "C", Super CEPCO = "S"Date = The date of the detection (dd.mm.yyyy)Time_UTC = The time of the detection (hh:mm)Wind_speed = The wind speed at the time of the detection (m/s)Wind_direc = The wind direction at the time of the detection (degrees)Latitude = The latitude of the detection (decimal degrees, WGS84)Longitude = The longitude of the detection (decimal degrees, WGS84)Length__km = The length of the detection (km)Width__km = The width of the detection (km)Area__km2_ = The area of the detection (km2)Spill_cat = The category of the detection: OILEstimVol_m = Estimated volume of the detection (m3)Polluter = Polluter (rig, ship, other, unknown)Category = Category of the detection: 100m3 = "5"Casefile = The name of the casefile the detection refers toRemarks = Any additional information

White-tailed eagle productivity 2018 (228)

Reproductive disorders - malformed embryos of amphipods 2018 (231)

Radioactive substances Cesium-137 in fish 2018 data (234)

Radioactive substances Cesium-137 in herring 2018 (236)

TBT and imposex 2018 water data (239)

TBT and imposex 2018 sediment data (241)

Metals (Lead) 2018 water data (245)

Metals (Lead) 2018 sediment data (247)

Metals (Cadmium) 2018 water data (250)

Metals (Cadmium) 2018 sediment data (252)

Metals (Mercury) 2018 biota data (255)

Perfluorooctane sulphonate (PFOS) 2018 water data (258)

Perfluorooctane sulphonate (PFOS) 2018 (260)

Polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) and their metabolites 2018 sediment data (263)

Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) and dioxins and furans 2018 biota data (266)

Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) 2018 biota data (269)

Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) 2018 (271)

Hexabromocyclodocecane (HBCDD) 2018 sediment data (274)

Integrated contamination status assessment 2018 (277)

Total phosphorus 2018 (283)

Oxygen debt 2018 (287)

Dissolved inorganic nitrogen 2018 (291)

Chlorophyll-a 2018 (295)

Integrated eutrophication status assessment 2018 - Indirect effects (298)

Integrated eutrophication status assessment 2018 - Nutrient levels (300)

Zooplankton mean size and total stock (MSTS) 2018 data (305)

State of the soft-bottom macrofauna community 2018 data (308)

Reproductive status of seals 2018 data (311)

Population trends and abundance of seals - Harbour seal 2018 data (314)

Population trends and abundance of seals - Ringed seal 2018 (316)

Population trends and abundance of seals - Grey seal 2018 (318)

Nutritional status of seals 2018 (321)

Trends in arrival of new non-indigenous species 2018 (324)

Distribution of Baltic seals - grey seal 2018 data (327)

Distribution of Baltic seals - harbour seal 2018 (329)

Seasonal succession of dominating phytoplankton groups 2018 data (332)

Diatom-dinoflagellate ratio 2018 data (335)

Abundance of waterbirds in the wintering season 2018 data (338)

Abundance of waterbirds in the wintering season - benthic feeders 2018 (340)

Abundance of waterbirds in the wintering season - surface feeders 2018 (342)

Abundance of waterbirds in the wintering season 2018 (344)

Abundance of waterbirds in the breeding season - grazing feeders 2018 (347)

Abundance of waterbirds in the breeding season - pelagic feeders 2018 (349)

Abundance of waterbirds in the breeding season - wading feeders 2018 (351)

Abundance of sea trout spawners and parr 2018 data (354)

Abundance of salmon spawners and smolt 2018 data (357)

Abundance of key coastal fish species 2018 data (polygon) (360)

Abundance of key coastal fish species 2018 (362)

Abundance of coastal fish key functional groups 2018 data (point) (365)

Abundance of coastal fish key functional groups - cyprinids mesopredators 2018 (367)

Integrated biodiversity status assessment - harbour seal 2018 (370)

Integrated biodiversity status assessment - seals 2018 (372)

Integrated biodiversity status assessment - pelagic habitats 2018 (374)