Database for Coastal Fish – KUL
Department of Aquatic Resources
The KUL database contains catch data from the coastal fishery. In its current form, KUL has been in operation since 2006. Individual fish data are also stored in KUL. This can be gender distribution or information on the length, weight or age of individual fish. The use of the database consists of two parts, registration and extraction of coastal fishing data. Data are registered through Kreg applications, which supports standardized survey types for coastal sample fishing. Data extraction fr...
18 December 2012
Database for electrofishing in streams - SERS
Department of Aquatic Resources
The Department of Aquatic Resources are responsible for the results from electrofishing in running waters carried out in Sweden. The national database is called the Swedish Electrofishing Register (SERS). The majority of these electrofishing occasions have been carried out within the county boards environmental monitoring and liming follow-up programmes, but also other authorities and organisations have contributed. The database is in Swedish.
24 October 2012
Data host Agricultural land
Data networks and biobanks
Environmental monitoring data on leaching of nitrogen, phosphorus and pesticides from agricultural land to waters as well as is data on chemical and physical properties in arable soils and nutrient content in crops.
10 May 2017
Database for Survey test-fishing - NORS
Department of Aquatic Resources
The Department of Aquatic Resources collects, quality assures and stores test-fishing data generated in national and regional environmental programs. The database for survey test-fishing (NORS) contains data from test fishing in thousands of lakes. The database is in Swedish.
19 December 2012
Sequence Clustering and Analysis of Tagged Amplicons (SCATA)
Data networks and biobanks
Analysis framework for the analysis of sequenced tagged amplicons, typically derived from high throughput sequencing of microbial communities.
14 June 2017
Soil and crop inventory
In the mid-1990s a program for an area representative monitoring of Swedish arable soils was initiated, financed by the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency.
13 August 2015
