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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eDrivers, a Knowledge Platform on 22 Environmental Drivers Present in the St. Lawrence System
St. Lawrence Global ObservatoryeDrivers is an open platform focused on sharing knowledge on the distribution and intensity of drivers. It gathers a community of experts committed to structuring, standardizing and sharing knowledge on drivers of environmental change in support of science and…
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Coastal development, Driver of Environmental Change: eDrivers Project for the St.Lawrence System
St. Lawrence Global ObservatoryTerrestrial stable lights at night mostly represent light from human settlements and industrial sites with electricity. We thus used lights at night as a proxy of coastal infrastructure development. The data come from the Nighttime Lights Time Series.…
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Commercial fisheries intensity, Driver of Environmental Change: eDrivers Project for the St.Lawrence System
St. Lawrence Global ObservatoryThe impacts of fisheries activities in the St. Lawrence are evaluated using DFO fisheries logbooks program. While logbooks are not mandatory for all fisheries in the St. Lawrence, they still provide a very thorough overview of the spatial distribution and…
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Invertebrate Communities and Ecosystem Functions in Response to Ecosystem Engineering and Multiple Stressors in a Marine Mussel Bed
St. Lawrence Global ObservatoryThis dataset compiles data on invertebrate communities and ecosystem functions (respiration, ammonium production, sediment accumulation) collected during an experiment in the summer of 2021 at a mussel bed in Métis-sur-Mer. This factorial experiment tested the…
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