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Open data policy

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The data provided at the https://saaristomeri.utu.fi website is licenced with The Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license (CC BY 4.0). This means that you must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use. 

Examples how to cite the data:

Water quality buoy: “Seili Environmental monitoring programme, Odas profiling buoy datasets. YEAR. Turku University/ Turku University of Applied sciences, Turku. https://saaristomeri.utu.fi/odas_en/”.

Weather station: “Seili Environmental monitoring programme, Weather station datasets. YEAR. Turku University, Turku. https://saaristomeri.utu.fi/weather/”.

New camera installed to osprey nest

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A new camera was installed in December 2018 to the Seili osprey nest. The new camera offers for example better image clarity and quality as well as night vision and the ability to zoom and rotate the image when needed.

In spring 2019, we’ll make some adjustments to the camera’s location as well as incorporate a microphone.

The new camera was supported by the Finnish Foundation for Nature Conservation’s Baltic Sea Fund.

 

ASSEMBLE Plus opens a new call for research access to its marine stations

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CALL NOW OPEN! The European project ASSEMBLE Plus has today opened its second call for Transnational Access, where researchers can apply for support to conduct research at one of more than 3 marine stations distributed over 16 countries. This call will give the opportunity to gain access to a wide array of technologies and services in the fields of marine science. The TA funding covers travel, accommodation, access to labs, research services, and standard disposables (but not researcher’s salaries).
 
In Finland, Tvärminne Zoological Station (University of Helsinki), the Archipelago Research Institute in Seili (University of Turku) and Husö biological station (Åbo Akademi University) offer access. Finnish researchers cannot apply for access to the Finnish stations, but are encouraged to apply for access to some of the other partner institutions.
 
In this new call, applications can be submitted at any time. Applications will be evaluated in six rounds, with the next collection date being 28 September 2018.   More information can be found here:
For more information regarding our research infrastructure at Seili, please visit our website.