Premier Oil Exploration and Production Ltd (2019) FI Marine Invasives Monitoring Report

The dataset is a report which describes the results from a marine invasive speces monitoring programme run between 2016 and 2018 at three locations in proximity of Stanley (Falkland Islands). The programme was the first to be conducted in the Falklands and aimed at providing proof-of-concept for methods of detecting the arrival of marine invasive species, in support of potential increased shipping activity at the Temporary Doc Facility (TDF) and other locations. Premier Oil contracted the Shallow Marine Surveys Group Ltd, in partnership with FIG – Biosecurity, SAERI and the University of Aberdeen.

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Field	Value
Last Updated	December 14, 2020, 09:58 (PST)
Created	January 30, 2020, 05:27 (PST)
Region	Falkland Islands
Language	eng
Topic Category	Environment; environmental resources, protection and conservation
Temporal Extent Start	2015-07-11
Temporal Extent End	2019-01-07
Dataset Reference Date	2019
Lineage	The marine invasive species monitoring programme consisted in deploying settlement plates at the Temporary Doc Facility (TDF) and other locations wihtin Stanley Harbour and Port William. At each site, an array of three 150mm x 150mm PVC panels (plates) were deployed on which marine organisms would settle. The monitoring of the plates occurred approximately monthly. In each occasion, plates were photographed for visual detection of species and if fully encrusted with organisms, plates would be removed, preserved in 98% Ethanol, and new clean plates were deployed. Periodically plates would be sent to Aberdeen to be analysed for their total genetic composition of the species assemblage. A temperature logger was used to record annual temperature changes at the TDF and York Bay, recording every 30mins.
West Longitude	-57.8568
South Latitude	-51.6998
East Longitude	-57.78409
North Latitude	-51.66959
Spatial Reference System	WGS84
Responsible Organisation Name	Hidden (personal data protection)
Contact Mail Address	Hidden (personal data protection)
Responsible Party Role	Hidden (personal data protection)
Access Limitations	Open access
Use Constraints	Open, but copyright and/or Intellectual Property Rights apply
Resource Reference	Cite data source as: SMSG (2019) Invasive species monitoring: Stanley Harbour and Pt William. Report prepared for Premier Oil. 17 September 2019. pp. 26
Data Format	pdf
Update Frequency	survey completed
Accuracy	Unknown
Resource Type	Report
Original Title	Hidden (internal use only)
Metadata Date	2020-01-14
Metadata Point of Contact	datamanager@saeri.ac.fk
Contact Consent	Contact details hidden
Unique Resource ID	FK-SMSG-619

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