A harmonised database of natural ecosystems in the Circumpolar Arctic, based on published vegetation maps.

Subsurface mooring data from Bering Sea, Bering Sea: Station Bering Sea 6. Data were collected from 1994 through 2004. Sampled months varied through the years but were usually during April and May. Salinity, temperature, and UV vector data were collected at various depths throughout the years using instruments such as MTR, RCM-7, RCM-9, and SEACAT. 1020m was the maximum bottom depth.

Data Type: Boundaries ;State of Alaska used ARC/INFO redistricting software by ESRI to divide the state into 40 voting districts. This redistricting software combines TIGER lines and census data, published by the federal government for the 1990 census. This database depicts these boundaries.

Data Type: Boundaries; Forest, district, and management area boundaries described by coded forest number, management area number, ranger district codes, abbreviated district identifiers and administrative and management area boundary class. This coverage has both a Polygon Attribute Table and an Arc Attribute Table with accompanying attributes.

Data Type: Base Maps ;This file contains latitude and longitude lines for every degree spanning the state. The coverage contains two annotation subclasses anno2mil and mapbox. Anno2mil (1:250,000 annotations serve as map graticule for standard Series E map size) can be used to draw labels for the even degrees around the border of statewide maps. Mapbox (1:250,000 annotations serve as map graticule for oversized Series E map) can be used to draw labels for the even degrees around the border of DNR's oversized statewide maps which depict the entire Aleutian Island chain.

One-dimensional data set indexed by pressure or depth, specially, data collected from bottles. Data were collected from the Gulf of Alaska and Bering Sea. Collected data include pressure, temperature, potential temperature, bottle salinity, sigma-theta, bottle oxygen, nitrate, phosphate, silicate, dissolved carbon, and total alkalinity. There are 84 files available for plotting and download. Depth ranges from 10 to 251 meters deep. On-line access to the data and sectional cross plots is available. Access to download data from individual casts in either ASCII or netCDF format is included. A variety of plots of properties versus depth and property versus property plots can be generated on the fly and displayed to your screen. On-line access to the data are accessible via a number of data selection utilities. These utilities allow you to search the database and extract datasets meeting criteria such as geographic location, date and time, season of the year, and various other criteria. Data were collected by the PMELFOCI Program, and the data are available through the PMEL EPIC Web Brower .

Data Type: Birds/Mammals; Seabird and marine mammal counts along shorelines of Naked, Storey, Peak and Smith Islands of Prince William Sound. Surveys completed in: June 1978-1980 and 1989-1994. July 1878 and August 1978. Transects were preset Fish and Wildlife transects. The filenames and descriptions are as follows: 1) CENLOG Census log with date, time, conditions, islands 2) CENSPECI # OF EACH SPECIES BY LOG id and shoreline section 3) SECAREA sq/km of each shoreline section 4) SECORD LAT/LONG of each shoreline section

Will focus on Red-legged Kittiwakes and Black-legged Kittiwakes using; 1) Correlations among corticosterone levels, reproductive stages and varying foraging conditions. 2) Captive study of the effects of food related stress (raise birds on different nutritional regimes) 3) Laboratory analyses by blood samples taken from the brachial vein of the wing. An NPMR project

In the 2002 season, SECM research was conducted during 30 cruise days using the NOAA ship John N. Cobb over four time periods from May to August. Thirteen core stations were repetitively sampled each time period, and a total of 5,262 juvenile salmon and 3,329 nonsalmonids were captured in 79 surface trawl hauls. Associated oceanographic sampling at each station included vertical profiling of the water column to 200 m, surface water sampling for chlorophyll and nutrients, and zooplankton sampling with three types of nets.

Data Type: Subsistence/Traditional Knowledge; Automation of the Ahtna place names as provided by James Kari Ahtna Place Names. This is a layer in the Copper River Native Association Subsistence Database 1995.(Record#061)