St. Lawrence Global Observatory
Created in 2005 by federal and provincial government as well as academic institutions and community organizations, the St. Lawrence Global Observatory (SLGO) makes it possible to maximize the benefits of data collection by integrating multidisciplinary data from multiple partners on a single web portal. Promoting data discovery and re-use, SLGO counts 48 members and is recognized throughout the world.
The content distributed by SLGO spans across all disciplines, themes and areas of interest that data-producing members choose to make accessible. A large amount of scientific and environmental information is already available through SLGO's portal. Furthermore, in order to maximize data availability, SLGO's team develops user-friendly web applications to facilitate data visualization and download in various formats.
SLGO is, as such, responsible for the activities of the region of the St. Lawrence of CIOOS. To contribute, we invite you to contact us.
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Abundance Inventory and Estimate of the Area of Suitable Habitat for Channel Darter in the Saint-François River, Lower Sector (2015-2016)
St. Lawrence Global ObservatoryThe present study was carried out with the aim of finding Channel Darter populations not detected in areas of high probability and presenting suitable habitat. Thus seine fishing was carried out in different sectors of the Saint-François river covered by 74…
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Geomorphological Survey of the Salt Marsh and the Sandspit of Portneuf-sur-Mer (2018)
St. Lawrence Global ObservatoryAs part of a characterization carried out by the Comité ZIP de la Rive nord de l'estuaire and in collaboration with Maxime Boivin (geomorphologist), Gabriel Joyal (geomorphologist) and Antoine Morissette (geomorphologist), a geomorphological survey was carried…
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Atlantic Zone Monitoring Program (AZMP): Review of Oceanographic Conditions
St. Lawrence Global ObservatoryScientists from Fisheries and Oceans Canada from the four Atlantic regions have developed the Atlantic Zone Monitoring Program (AZMP). This program is designed to detect, track and predict changes in the state and productivity of the marine environment. This…
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