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Tutorial on “Communities at Sea” Maps of Commercial Fishing Activity

April 23, 2019

We’ve posted a tutorial that shows how to use the newly released Communities at Sea maps.Communities at Sea makes it possible to see linkages between fishing ports and the fishing locations that are most important to them. The data are based on Vessel Trip...

Explore Connections Between Fishing Communities and Their Fishing Grounds on New Maps

April 17, 2019

Thanks to a partnership with the Mid-Atlantic Ocean Data Portal, dozens of maps now available on the Northeast Ocean Data Portal make it possible to see which areas of the ocean off New England are most important to different fishing communities. The Communities at...

Updated Maps of Aquaculture Sites in New Hampshire

April 16, 2019

Northeast Ocean Data announces the release of updated data on aquaculture sites in New Hampshire. Aquaculture sites can be viewed on the Aquaculture Theme Map and on the Data Explorer. A database containing the updated data is provided on the Data Download page. ...

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Northeast Ocean Data Newsletter – April 2019

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