Seismic Activity data identifies the location where a seismic activity occurred, mainly mentioning the date and time, coordinates, depth and magnitude of the activity.

The data are included in the theme SNMB, and identify regions where shellfish/bivalve species are authorized to be captured, based on laboratory analysis.

Coleção de culturas de microalgas e cianobactérias do LABFito.

The datasets are included in the 'SNMB' theme and represent measurements related to phytoplankton species captured at production sites, from the SNMB regions.

Preliminary results of Portugal’s ocean accounts in the framework of EU’s commitment to integrate marine ecosystems in environmental economic

Este espaço é dedicado à Ciência Cidadã, um movimento que valoriza o contributo direto dos cidadãos para o conhecimento científico, promovendo a partilha de observações, dados e experiências sobre o oceano e os ecossistemas costeiros.

Paleoclimatology is the study of climate variations throughout Earth's history. To do this, natural remains are studied that can help determine the climate in past times.

Seamounts and other underwater structures are key features of the ocean floor with significant ecological and geological importance. These structures impact ecosystems and ocean circulation contributing to the richness of the ocean environment.

MSFD sets out 11 illustrative qualitative descriptors to protect the marine ecosystem and biodiversity and help EU countries achieve a good environmental status (GES) for marine waters.

Designation of unclassified marine protected areas within Portugal's marine waters

Weather and atmospheric conditions over the ocean.

Information about admistratives units of Portugal and the location of ocorrence of uses and activities.

The data identified as DivGM corresponds to the Division of Marine Geology and Georesources, of the Division of Geology and Geophysics and Laboratory (SEISLAB) of the Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera (IPMA, IP).

Various types of information collected from the world's oceans to study their physical, chemical, biological, and geological properties.

MarBIS is a system for collecting, processing and disseminating information about biodiversity in Portuguese marine waters.