Location of the sampling stations considered in the analyzes from IPMA's Marine biotoxins Laboratory included in the National Bivalve Molluscs Monitoring System.
Location of the sampling stations considered in the analyzes from IPMA's Phytoplankton Laboratory included in the National Bivalve Molluscs Monitoring System.
Delimitation of coastal, lagoon and estuary areas of molluscs and bivalve production located in the mainland published by Diário da República (the Portuguese Official Gazette) Nº. 41/2014, 2nd series of 2014-02-27, Order Nº. 3244/2014.
Delimitation and classification of coastal and estuarine-lagoon areas of molluscs and bivalve production located in the mainland published by Diário da República (the Portuguese Official Gazette) Nº. 78/2015, 2nd series of 2015-04-22, Order Nº. 4022/2015. To check the status of classification and / or the most current bans associated with the areas it is recommended to consult the IPMA page dedicated to the matter from 'http://www.ipma.pt/en/pescas/bivalves'.
Location of the sampling stations considered in the analyzes from IPMA's Metal contaminants Laboratory included in the National Bivalve Molluscs Monitoring System.
Notifications concerning marine casualties and marine incidents occurring in the Portuguese territorial waters and in internal waters and with Portuguese flaged vessels in any part of the world.
Within Portugal's National Biological Sampling Project (PNAB) a set of activities are conducted in the collection, management and use of biological data, collected from the registered commercial fleet in mainland Portugal (fisheries-dependent data) and several research surveys (independent fisheries data). These activities allow the assessment of the state of fishery resources, population structure, distribution and abundance of resources, diversity and dynamics of biological communities associated with the fishery resources and biological studies (growth, reproduction).This resource shows the geographic distribution of silvery pout abundancy index (nr. individuals/hour) registered during the CRUSTACEOS2008 campaign in June 2008.
Within Portugal's National Biological Sampling Project (PNAB) a set of activities are conducted in the collection, management and use of biological data, collected from the registered commercial fleet in mainland Portugal (fisheries-dependent data) and several research surveys (independent fisheries data). These activities allow the assessment of the state of fishery resources, population structure, distribution and abundance of resources, diversity and dynamics of biological communities associated with the fishery resources and biological studies (growth, reproduction).The crustaceans campaigns are usually held in June/July with the ship “Noruega” and cover the extension of the Portuguese coast of Alentejo and Algarve.
Location of the sampling stations considered in the analyzes from IPMA's Microbiology Laboratory included in the National Bivalve Molluscs Monitoring System.
Nosologic map of the Common Cockle in mainland Portugal. The health screening of the species population aims the identification and characterization of diseases affecting the Common Cockle and their characterization both as to its epidemiology (incidence, prevalence and intensity of the disease), as to their impact on production. This information is intended to characterize the different production areas of the species from the health point of view.