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Maps, Statistics and Online Databases
        
This section represents the entry point to maps, statistics and online databases currently accessable from the UN Atlas of the Ocean and to collections of maps related to oceans. The user can use the left-side frame to look into specific domain of interest. Another entry point to maps is through the GEOGRAPHY worldview where maps have been catalogued according to their geographic coverage.
 
Collection of maps from the 3 volumes Atlas of the Oceans, published by the Russian Head Department of Navigation and Oceanography (HDNO), and covering various aspects of the oceans are now available. By clicking the link below, users can look at a preview of what is available. Registered users can access the full size images of each map from the sub-topic Ocean Maps from Russian Atlas available on the left side frame.   See More...
 
 
 
 
TitleMEDI: The IOC Metadata System  ( PROJECT )
Project SummaryThe Marine Environmental Data Information Catalogue (MEDI) is a directory system for marine related datasets and data inventories within the framework of the IODE system. MEDI contains metadata or data about data. The main aim of MEDI is to address the questions: What data do we have? When and where was it collected? Who holds that data? MEDI is a reference point for locating marine and coastal datasets and it forms an ideal vehicle for advertising your data to the scientific community. MEDI is not limited to governmental datasets or is it restricted to freely distributed data. The database structure for MEDI has been based on the Global Change Master Directory (GCMD) developed by NASA. Metadata descriptions can be easliy transfered from MEDI to global data directories. In addition, major global data collection programs, such as GOOS, can use MEDI to describe their datasets, with MEDI providing the mechanism to upload metadata to global directories. IODE is developing a new browser-driven version of the MEDI software tool which will be available in early 2002.
KeywordsMETADATA; DATABASES
Lead/Managing OrganizationIOC of UNESCO
Contact
Greg Reed
Contact PositionConsultant, IOC
Address
1 rue Miollis
Paris   
France   75732
Contact Emailg.reed@unesco.org
Contact Phone33 1 45 683960
Contact Fax33 1 45 68 5812
Project Web Address (URL)http://ioc.unesco.org/iode/contents.php?id=59
  
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