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Activities of the Ecosystem Indicator Partnership (ESIP) in the Gulf of Maine center on six indicator areas: coastal development, contaminants and pathogens, eutrophication, aquatic habitat, fisheries and aquaculture, and climate change.
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Indicators: Aquatic Habitat Climate Change Coastal Development Contaminants Eutrophication Fisheries and Aquaculture
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Version 2.0 - May-June 2007

Map layers • Search • Sites • Help Symbols on map indicate Ecosystem Indicator Partnership (ESIP) sites. To see site summaries, click on a site's symbol. Click "Search" above to filter sites. Navigating the map: Center the map on any point by double-clicking anywhere on the map.
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Version 2.0 - May-June 2007

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The Ecosystem Indicator Partnership (ESIP) is a committee of the Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment. ESIP is developing indicators for the Gulf of Maine and integrating regional data for a new Web-based reporting system for marine ecosystem monitoring. Activities of ESIP initially center on convening regional practitioners in six indicator areas: coastal development, contaminants and pathogens, eutrophication, aquatic habitat, fisheries and aquaculture, and climate change.

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ESIP site data are available for download and via web services. Currently available download formats are CSV (suitable for opening in MS Excel, OpenOffice Calc and desktop database software), and ESRI shapefile (for use in desktop and server-based GIS). Web services currently include WFS and KML.

Click here to access ESIP site data from www.gulfofmaine.org

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