Title: Das BSH ein maritimer Dienstleister
1Overview of processing marine data at Bundesamt
für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie Federal
Maritime and Hydrographic Agency Kai Christian
Soetje - Data and Interpretation Systems
2Contents
- General information BSH
- DOD (German NODC)
- SDI-BSH
- national initiatives
- international projects
3General information BSH
Two headquarters in Hamburg and Rostock
4Central Maritime Authority
General information BSH
- Subordinate to Ministry of Transport, Building
and Urban Affairs - Assigned to Ministry for the Environment in
marine - environmental matters
- Legal Basis Federal Maritime Responsibilities
Act (Seeaufgabengesetz)
5History
General information BSH
- History
- 1868 North German Maritime Observatory
(Norddeutsche Seewarte) - 1875 German Maritime Observatory
- (Deutsche Seewarte)
- 1945 German Hydrographic Institute
- (Deutsches Hydrographisches Institut, DHI)
- 1990 Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency
- (Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und
Hydrographie, BSH) -
6General information BSH
Infrastructure
- About 900 employees
- Five vessels (for hydrographic surveys, wreck
search, monitoring and research) - Marine science library (150.000 volumes)
- Computer centre
- Printing plant
- Chemical laboratory
- Budget of about 60 million Euro
7Operational oceanography at The Federal Maritime
and Hydrographic Agency, BSH
Monitoring nautical hydrography
8General information BSH
Fields of activity
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- General services to shipping
- Safety of navigation and maritime security
- Nautical and hydrographic information services
- Marine scientific information and services
- Management of use of marine space
- Protection of the marine environment
9General information BSH
General services to shipping
- Issue and registration of mariners certificates
- Flag authority
- Promotion of the German merchant fleet
- Tonnage measurement
10General information BSH
Maritime security
- Implementation of ISPS Code
- (International Ship and Port Facility Security
Code) - Implementation of relevant security systems
- German companies and vessels under the German
flag - approval and control of documentation,
equipment, training - Co-operation with federal authorities, federal
states and ports
11General information BSH
Nautical Information System
- Issue of official navigational charts
- 16 small-craft chart series
- 50 nautical books and other nautical
publications - Weekly Notices to Mariners
- Nautical warnings
- Official Electronic Navigational Charts (ENCs)
for ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and
Information System) - Development of a Hydrographic Information System
12General information BSH
Hydrographic surveys and wreck search
- Surveys of the German sea areas (57,000 km2)
- Systematic surveys at intervals between 1 and
25 years - Search for wrecks and underwater obstructions
(about 1,800 known positions) - About 200 underwater obstructions investigated
per year, including on average 40 hitherto
unknown wrecks -
13General information BSH
Oceanographic services
- Water level forecasts
- Storm surge warnings
- Tidal predictions
- Ice service
- Centre for marine geodata Marine
Environmental Database German Oceanographic
Data Centre - Geomagnetic service
? Operational Oceanography
14General information BSH
Monitoring and Research
- Reg. monitoring of water quality (chemical,
physical, biological) - automatic monitoring network (MARNET)
- radioactivity monitoring network
- remote sensing
- numerical circulation and drift models for the
North and Baltic Sea - Marine climate studies (e.g. Argo)
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16Operational oceanography at The Federal Maritime
and Hydrographic Agency, BSH
Data resources
platforms - Baltic
Fehmarn Belt
Darss Sill
LT - Kiel
Oderbank
Arkona
17Operational oceanography at The Federal Maritime
and Hydrographic Agency, BSH
Data resources
platforms - North Sea
18Operational oceanography at The Federal Maritime
and Hydrographic Agency, BSH
MARNET
Nordseeboje III 5441' N, 0647' E Mess. seit
August 2003
19Operational oceanography at The Federal Maritime
and Hydrographic Agency, BSH
Data resources
platforms - North Sea
20Marine Environmental Protection
Regular monitoring cruises total North Sea
every two years / resp. once a year 8 monitoring
cruises German Bight / Western Baltic
21Marine Environmental Protection
- Contribution to international quality status
reports - Prosecution of marine pollution caused by
shipping (MARPOL / HELCOM) - Numerical model for drift forecasts of marine
pollutants - Computer based system for identification of oil
spills - Implementation of Ballast Water Convention
- Participation in Antarctic Treaty related
matters - Civil Liability Certificates for oil pollution
damage
22Marine uses
approval of off-shore activities
Approval of projects in the Exclusive Economic
Zone (EEZ) of the North and Baltic Sea (wind
turbines, submarine cables, pipelines, research
activities)
23International co-operation
- Participation in different EU-bodies and 30
international organisations (about 120 bodies),
including - IMO (International Maritime Organisation)
- IHO (International Hydrographic Organisation)
- IOC (Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission)
- HELCOM (Helsinki Commission)
- OSPAR (Commission for the Protection of the
Environment of the North-East Atlantic) - EuroGOOS
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25Data input
Operational model North Sea / Baltic Sea
Research monitoring cruises
Hydrogr. surveys
BLMP Federal/state monitoring programme
BSH data management
SOOP / VOS
GTS marine data
Monitoring network
Intern. CSR
26Data output
ICES OSPAR/HELCOM EEA
EU-NODCs WODC
BSH data management
GTS
EuroGOOS NOOS/BOOS
National and intern. SDI - networks GDI-DE,
INSPIRE
Projects (ECOOP, MyOcean)
Public
27German National Oceanographic Data Center
- Deutsche Ozeanographische Datenzentrum (DOD)
- archiving the marine observational data from
German institutes or organisations - submitting data regularly to ICES, WDCs, HELCOM,
OSPAR, EEA - and on request
ORACLE DBMS incl. the Marine environmental data
base (MUDAB) joint venture with the Federal
Environmental Agency (UBA)
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29National Oceanographic Datacenter of Germany
- Partner in
- SeaDataNet
- POGO
Not included model data, remote sensing data,
ice core and palaeontological data, bathymetric
data
30Data coverage in MUDAB (Environm. DB)
- Water - profiles 22 mio data sets (345
parameters) - Water - time series 13 mio data sets ( 20
parameters) - Sediments 619,000 data sets (293 parameters)
- Biota 33,000 data sets (43 parameters)
- Benthos/Plankton 1000 data sets (in progress)
31Marine environmental data base http//www.mudab.de
MUDAB Web Client Select Parameter with filter
32http//www.mudab.de
MUDAB Web Client Other constraints Range of
values Area Time range Depth range Project Organis
ation
33http//www.mudab.de
MUDAB Web Client Select Area
34http//www.mudab.de
MUDAB Web Client Select Organisation
35http//www.mudab.de
MUDAB Web Client Results Overview
36The International Cruise Summary Reports Database
- Cruise Summary Reports (CSRs)
- are the first hand information on
measurements done on research vessel cruises
or any sampling at sea - have a long tradition
- are a global standard defining an
oceanographic cruise
37SeaDataNet online CSR
Cruise Summary Reports
- ENTRY online user-interface
38SDI-BSH
Development of the Spatial-Data Infrastructure at
BSH
- Integration of the BSHs technical / subject
systems - DIRECTIVE 2003/4/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
AND OF THE COUNCIL Public access to
environmental information - ARHUS CONVENTION
- to be ready for INSPIRE
Almost all the work at BSH is based on spatial
data!
39Spatial Data Infrastructure at BSH
Goals of the SDI-BSH
- Provision of an Interdisciplinary Access to the
Spatial-Data of BSH for internal and external
users
- Provision of Spatial-Data and Metadata for
theGerman Spatial Data Infrastructure (GDI-DE)
and INSPIRE
- Provision of Spatial-Data in the framework of
the Freedom of Information Law and theFreedom
of Environmental Information Regulation.
- Build the basis for the future task as the Marine
Spatial Data Centre within the German Spatial
Data Infrastructure (GDI-DE).
40BSH - Geo-data Infrastructure
Technical/subject systems (examples)
41BSH - Geo-data Infrastructure
Information systems of the BSH (examples)
42Spatial Data Infrastructure at BSH
and ... Model data Geol. Shelf explorer GTS bio.
data
43Spatial Data Infrastructure at BSH
German EEZ
44Spatial Data Infrastructure at BSH
Spatial-Base-Data
- Topographic data for the costal zone
- Bathymetric data to describe the sea-bottom
- Administrative Data (national boundaries,
sea-areas etc.)
45Spatial-Base-Data ECDIS, NAUTHIS
Spatial Data Infrastructure at BSH
Spatial-Base-Data
46Spatial Data Infrastructure at BSH
Spatial-Subject-Data
- Environmental Data
- Oceanographic Data
- Geological Data
- Chemical Data
- Biological Data
- Meteorological Data
- Hydrographic Data
- Environmental Monitoring / Spatial Planning
- Data about the pollution of the seas
- Data for planning the use of sea-areas
- Traffic-Networks and Traffic-Infrastructure
- Information for shipping
47Spatial Subject Data CONTIS (Continental Shelf
Information System)
48Spatial Data Infrastructure at BSH
Spatial Base Data and Spatial Subject Data
- e.g.
- Bathymetric Data
- Topographic Data
- Data for Spatial Planing
- Current Prediction-vorhersage (Model-Simulation)
49Spatial Data Infrastructure at BSH
GeoSeaPortal http//www.geoseaportal.de
50Spatial Data Infrastructure at BSH
GeoSeaPortal - Meta data
51Spatial Subject Data Water pollution information
52Spatial Subject Data Current ship and station
measurements (e.g. wave and wind)
53Spatial Subject Data Chlorophyll data from
remote sensing
54Spatial Subject Data Model-Simulation (e.g.
Water Level Prediction)
55Spatial Base Data Geobasis- and Spatial Subject
Data oil pollution
56External- and BSH-Services
57Generische Viewer time series
58National initiatives
Marine data information-structure -
MDI-DE Integration, conflation, bringing
together of oceanographic, environmental, marine
nature protection data for WFD, MSFD
59International projects / co-operation Operational
oceanography
Projects (international), e.g. SeaDataNet ECOOP M
yOcean POGO MarCoast Euro - ARGO
Baltic Sea Ice Services BOOS (Baltic Operational
Oceanographic System) NOOS (North-west Shelf
Operational Oceanographic System)
60Real-time Near Real-time data
- BSH centre for BOOS / NOOS region for T, S -
profiles - Development of the European Data Management
System (for RT- data ECOOP Project) - Centre for NOOS-data in MyOcean
-
61Design of a pan-European marine data management
system
To-be state
62Design of a pan-European marine data management
system
Design
Dapper OPeNDAP Server for in-situ and gridded
data EPIC group from PMEL
ECOOP - approach
63Design of a pan-European marine data management
system
Design
GDI-BSH
OGCCSW2.0
all meta-data
64BSH - EU projects Marine Data management
SEPRISE
SeaDataNet EU - NODCs
ECOOP European coastal shelf-sea observation and
forecasting programme
MyOcean Development GMES-MCS
EMODNET European Marine Observation and Data
Network
EU Maritime Policy Blue Book
65Design of a pan-European marine data management
system
Europes way?
INSPIRE - Infrastructure for Spatial Information
in Europe
EMODNET - European Marine Observation and Data
Network
?
WISE - Marine - Water Information System for
Europe (SEIS)
GMES- Marine Core Service
SEPRISE - (Sustained, Efficient Production of
Required information Services)
ECOOP, MyOcean, SeaDataNet, ... ... ... ...
66EEA
EU-NODCs WODC
ICES OSPAR/HELCOM
changing
ICES format 3.2
GF3 ASCII
GTS code
GTS
BSH Data and interpretation systems
prop. ASCII
EuroGOOS NOOS/BOOS
OGC standards
National and intern. SDI - networks GDI-DE,
INSPIRE
ODV NetCDF to OGC stand.
WEB OGC stand.
Projects (ECOOP, MyOcean)
Public
67When everything seems to be going against you,
remember that the airplane takes off against the
wind, not with it. Henry Ford, 07/30/1863 -
04/07/1947 - Founder of the Ford Motor Company
Operational oceanography at The Federal Maritime
and Hydrographic Agency, BSH