World Sea Atlas - Reference for European Sea Basins

World Sea Atlas - Reference for European Sea Basins

WIND direction and speed at sea level. The product shows the in situ operational (near real time) data on WIND at sea level - global oceans

WIND direction and speed at sea level. The product shows the in situ operational (near real time) data on WIND at sea level - global oceans

EMODnet Physics DB of the platforms in the Atlantic Ocean

EMODnet Physics DB of the platforms in the Baltic Sea.

EMODnet Physics DB of the platforms in the North West Shelf / North Sea

This product shows the locations of all stations in the PSMSL database (approximately 2000) for which monthly and annual mean sea level information is available. However, many stations have historically only been measured for some months or years. The geographical distribution of longer RLR records contains significant geographical bias towards the Northern Hemisphere (Europe, Japan and USA). Additionally tide gauge records do not cover the same time period

EMODnet Physics DB of the Drifting buoys. Global collection. Autonomous measuring systems on buoys allow measurement of standard oceanographic parameters (temperature, salinity, currents). They are the Lagrangian way of measuring the sea currents.

EMODnet Physics DB of the HF Radars. Global collection. High frequency radar is a land station used to measure surface current velocity fields near the coast. The resulting surface plots provide a much higher resolution in space than previous techniques like current meter arrays. With a HF-radar system an entire current field maps (i.e. sea water velocity (m/s) and direction of sea water velocity (degrees)) can be generated in near real time.