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  • This geographic dataset (GDS) contains the geographic location of the active and historical tide gauge stations operated by the Hydrographic Institute, as well as the corresponding sea surface height (SSH) observations in near-real-time (NRT). SSH observations (https://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/P07/current/CFSN0374/) are provided in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC, ISO 8601) and referenced to the Hydrographic Zero (ZH, EPSG:10349). Quality control (QC) codes comply with the vocabulary available at https://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/L20/current/. Processing levels follow an internal convention, where L1 corresponds to data without quality control and L2 to data with automatic quality control (e.g., range checks, spike detection, and temporal consistency tests). Active tide gauge stations: tide_obs_stations_nrt Near-real-time data without quality control (L1): tide_obs_data_nrt_l1_min — NRT data without quality control (L1), 1-minute sampling frequency, 1-minute latency, and an 8-day rolling time window tide_obs_data_nrt_l1_sec — NRT data without quality control (L1), 10-second sampling frequency, 1-minute latency, and an 8-day rolling time window Near-real-time data with automatic quality control (L2): tide_obs_data_nrt_l2 — NRT data with automatic quality control (L2), 5-minute sampling frequency, 1-day latency, and a 15-day rolling time window Historical tide gauge stations: tide_obs_stations_hist To access the complete observation time series, or specific historical periods, a request should be sent to cedencia.dados@hidrografico.pt. This dataset is part of the High-Value Datasets (HVD) identified under Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/138 of Directive (EU) 2019/1024 on open data and the reuse of public sector information. Citation: Instituto Hidrográfico (2026): Rede de estações maregráficas - Observações. https://doi.org/10.71683/107bf4e8-ca3e-4bb7-9439-b99f631eee57

  • The Tagusdelta campaign had technical and scientific objectives. The main technical objective was to make the proof of concept of the new proposed method for the acquisition of 3D very high resolution seismic reflection data. The accomplishment of this objective included: deployment and data acquisition systems tests; positioning uncertainty assessment; seismic and positioning data processing for the 3D seismic volume generation. From the scientific point of view the main objective was to acquire very high resolution seismic reflection data that allow the characterization of the frontal area of the Tagus ebb-tide delta seismic stratigraphic facies arquitecture. A special focus was placed in the: identification, characterization and mapping of mass wasting features, in order to allow a first trial of the Pleisto-Holocene mapping and chronostratigraphy of these features in the Tagus delta; imaging the morphologies of landslide structures with 3D seismic, particularly in what concerns the landslide already identified with the previous data, to allow the quantification and precise location of the events, to generate data of unprecedented realism that can be fed into the tsunamigenic mathematical models.

  • The ERSTA project intended to study the seismogenic and tsunamigenic bodies and prepare an sismotectonic model for the Algarve region. For this project, in this campaign, was intend to carry out a geophysical survey that will contribute to a more detailed characterization, in the offshore region, of São Marcos-Quarteira and Carcavai faults. The SANDEX project aims to evaluate the physical impact from the extraction of sand and gravel in the coastal sediment balance and evolution of the coastline. The campaign aims to collect bathymetric data that will contribute to monitoring of the impact caused by the exploitation of sand deposits carried off the Quarteira as well as for the assessment of sediment budget of the study area.

  • Quantification of contaminant metals including mercury, lead and cadmium in bivalve harvested semiannually in bivalve mollusc coastal and transition production areas in mainland Portugal since the year 2014. These analyzes are part of the National monitoring system of bivalve mollusc production areas and are considered in the classification of these areas and in the decision-making relative to their status. The data is collected according to the Regulation (EC) No 854/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 April 2004.

  • Marine biotoxins monitoring of bivalve molluscs in classified production areas in mainland Portugal, since 2014, at intervals defined in the respective sampling plan, through the detection and quantification of the various groups of marine biotoxins laid down in Regulation (EC) 853 / 2004 in live bivalve tissues. These analyzes are part of the national monitoring of bivalve molluscs production areas and are considered in the official control system for decision-making concerning health rules applicable to bivalve in the various production areas. The data is collected according to the requirements of Regulation (EC) No 854/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 April 2004 and the rules set out in Decree No. 1421/2006 of the Ministries of Economy and Innovation and Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries of 21 December 2006.

  • This project aims to characterize the evolution of the coastline during the Quaternary and discern what were the contributions to this evolution: 1) neotectonic, 2) eustatic variations and 3) sedimentary transport; for this purpose was selected as study area the coastal stretch between Cabo da Roca (~ 38 46'N) and the village of Comporta (~ 38 20'N).

  • Identification and enumeration of harmful and potentially toxic phytoplankton species from water samples collected weekly in shellfish production areas, coastal and transition in mainland Portugal since the year 2014. These analyzes are part of the national system of monitoring bivalve mollusc production areas of IPMA and are considered in the zoning and in making decisions regarding their status. The data is collected for the requirements of Regulation (EC) No 854/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 April 2004.

  • The TOPOMED-FREEZE campaign was organized as a joint campaign of the TOPOMED and FREEZE projects sponsored by the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT) (Plate reorganization in the western Mediterranean: lithospheric causes and topographic consequences, TOPOEUROPE/0001/2007; Submarine FREshwater dischargEs: characteriZation and Evaluation study on their impact on the Algarve coastal ecosystems, PTDC/MAR/102030/2008). These two projects share complementary study areas and objectives. The first concentrates on the effects of neotectonics on the evolution of landscape and environments and the second on the investigation of Submarine Fresh-Water Discharges.

  • Location of the sampling stations considered in the analyzes from IPMA's Phytoplankton Laboratory included in the National Bivalve Molluscs Monitoring System.

  • 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 small-spotted catshark abundancy index (nr. individuals/hour) registered during the CRUSTACEOS2008 campaign in June 2008.