Integrated Marine Observing System
(CSIRO)
IMOS is designed to be a fully integrated national array
of observing equipment to monitor the open oceans and coastal marine
environment around Australia, covering physical, chemical and biological
variables. All IMOS data is freely and openly available through the IMOS Ocean
Portal (see Australian Ocean Data
Network Portal) for the benefit of Australian marine and climate science as
a whole. Covers multi-decadal ocean change, climate variability and weather
extremes, major boundary currents and interbasin flows, continental shelf
processes and ecosystem responses.
MarLIN - CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research
Laboratories Information Network
MarLIN is designed to hold descriptions of datasets
collected by, or currently held within, the CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric
Research plus its predecessors (Divisions of Marine Research, Atmospheric
Research, Fisheries, Oceanography, and Fisheries & Oceanography).
Australian Marine
Zooplankton: a taxonomic guide and atlas
Pacific Ocean Library - Center for Ocean Solutions
The Pacific Ocean Library houses scientific articles,
reports, government publications and gray literature on the Pacific Ocean's
greatest threats, environmental and socioeconomic impacts, and potential
solutions for the region.
FishBase : a global information
system on fishes
NB: Why there may be
discrepancies between Fishbase and the Catalog of Fishes
State of World Fisheries and
Aquaculture (SOFIA)
Reef and Rainforest Research Centre
(RRRC)
RRRC was established in 2006 to implement the Australian
Government's Marine and Tropical Sciences Research Facility (MTSRF), a major
component of the four-year $100 million Commonwealth Environment Research
Facilities (CERF) programme. RRRC now manages the National Environmental
Research Program - Tropical Ecosystems Hub (NERP TE Hub) which is examining
emerging biodiversity and environmental issues across the Great Barrier Reef,
Wet Tropics and the Torres Strait. RRRC also coordinates the Reef Rescue Water Quality Research and
Development Program. NERP is the successor to CERF and oversees four other
Hubs across Australia including the Marine Biodiversity Hub.
NASA Earth Observing System Data and Information System (EOSDIS) -
Ocean
Ecosystem Health
Monitoring Program
EHMP is a freshwater, estuarine and marine monitoring
programme for South East Queensland.
Coralwatch
CoralWatch is a non-profit organization, built on a
research project at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia. It
aims to provide hands-on monitoring and education tools to increase awareness
of reef threats.
Reef Check
A global network of volunteer teams that regularly
monitors and reports on reef health and takes local community action to protect
remaining pristine reefs and rehabilitate damaged reefs worldwide.
Reefbase
A large body of information has been compiled in
technical reports, which are generally for limited distribution. ReefBase
gathers available knowledge about coral reefs into one information repository.
It is intended to facilitate analyses and monitoring of coral reef health and
the quality of life of reef-dependent people, and to support informed decisions
about coral reef use and management.
Coral Reef
Watch (NOAA)
Uses remote sensing and in situ tools for near-real-time
and long term monitoring, modeling and reporting of physical environmental
conditions of world coral reef ecosystems, include coral bleaching risks.
Global Coral Disease Database
NOAA's Coral Health and Monitoring
Program
e-Reefs (Great
Barrier Reef Foundation)
Australian Marine Mammal
Centre
US National Marine Mammal
Laboratory
AlgaeBase
A database of information on terrestrial, marine and
freshwater algae.
FAO Database on Introductions
of Aquatic Species (DIAS)
Hexocorallians of
the World
A compilation of publications concerning taxonomy,
nomenclature, and geographic distribution of extant hexacorallians - members of
cnidarian orders Actiniaria (sea anemones in the strict sense), Antipatharia
(black corals), Ceriantharia (tube anemones), Corallimorpharia (sea anemones in
the loose sense), Ptychodactiaria (sea anemones in the loose sense),
Scleractinia (hard or stony corals), and Zoanthidea (sea anemones in the loose
sense).
MarLIN - Marine Life Information
Centre
North East Atlantic. From the Marine Biological
Association of the UK.
World
Biodiversity Database projects
Includes taxonomic data on marine mammals, turtles,
Indo-Malayan corals, Chaetognatha, lobsters, and North Sea marine groups, plus
a search interface
across all projects (including freshwater and terrestrial species).
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