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  • 1
    Publication Date: 2024-01-16
    Description: Data on infauna and sediment characteristics were collected as part of an extensive research program on the effects of offshore wind turbines on the marine environment funded by the German Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency. The investigations were performed in the first German offshore wind farm alpha ventus in the German Bight (North Sea). The overall aim of the program was to evaluate the German national standard concept for environmental impact assessments for offshore wind farms. Specifically, our study addressed the potential changes of the infauna communities in different distances from single turbines in an early stage of the operational phase of the wind farm. The data were collected during the cruises HE296 (2008), HE313 (2009), HE340 (2010) and HE369 (2011) of the German research vessel RV HEINCKE. Infauna samples were taken with van Veen grab samples (sampling area: 0.1 m2, weight: 95 kg) inside the wind farm and in two reference sites outside the wind farm. Three replicate samples were taken at each station. The samples were sieved through a 1 mm mesh and species of the macro-infauna were determined to the lowest taxonomic level possible. Sub-samples of the sediments were fractionated in a cascade of sieves of different mesh sizes to determine the grain size distributions. The organic contents of the sediments were determined as weight loss on ignition. The dataset comprises 11,400 count and biomass records for 103 infaunal taxa (89 % on species level, 11 % others) from 528 samples. Sediments were characterised for 176 van Veen grabs.
    Keywords: Area/locality; Biomass, wet mass; Counts; DATE/TIME; DEPTH, water; Event label; Gear; HE296; HE296/865-1; HE296/865-2; HE296/865-3; HE296/866-2; HE296/866-3; HE296/866-4; HE296/867-2; HE296/867-3; HE296/867-4; HE296/868-1; HE296/868-2; HE296/868-3; HE296/903-1; HE296/903-2; HE296/904-1; HE296/905-1; HE296/905-2; HE296/905-4; HE296/906-2; HE296/906-3; HE296/906-4; HE296/907-2; HE296/907-3; HE296/907-4; HE296/908-2; HE296/908-3; HE296/908-4; HE296/912-1; HE296/912-3; HE296/912-4; HE296/913-1; HE296/913-3; HE296/913-4; HE296/914-1; HE296/914-3; HE296/914-4; HE296/915-2; HE296/915-3; HE296/915-4; HE296/916-2; HE296/916-3; HE296/916-4; HE296/917-1; HE296/917-2; HE296/917-3; HE296/918-1; HE296/918-2; HE296/918-4; HE296/919-1; HE296/919-3; HE296/919-4; HE296/920-1; HE296/920-2; HE296/920-3; HE296/921-1; HE296/921-3; HE296/921-4; HE296/923-1; HE296/923-2; HE296/923-3; HE296/924-1; HE296/924-2; HE296/924-3; HE296/925-1; HE296/925-2; HE296/925-3; HE296/926-1; HE296/926-3; HE296/926-4; HE296/927-2; HE296/927-3; HE296/927-4; HE296/928-1; HE296/928-3; HE296/928-4; HE296/929-1; HE296/929-2; HE296/929-3; HE296/930-1; HE296/930-2; HE296/930-3; HE296/931-1; HE296/931-2; HE296/931-3; HE296/932-1; HE296/932-3; HE296/932-4; HE296/933-1; HE296/933-2; HE296/933-4; HE296/934-1; HE296/934-2; HE296/934-3; HE296/935-1; HE296/935-2; HE296/935-4; HE296/936-1; HE296/936-2; HE296/936-3; HE296/949-1; HE296/949-2; HE296/949-3; HE296/950-1; HE296/950-2; HE296/950-4; HE296/951-1; HE296/951-3; HE296/951-4; HE296/952-1; HE296/952-3; HE296/952-4; HE296/953-1; HE296/953-2; HE296/953-3; HE296/954-1; HE296/954-2; HE296/954-3; HE296/955-1; HE296/955-2; HE296/955-4; HE296/956-1; HE296/956-2; HE296/956-3; HE296/965-1; HE296/965-2; HE296/965-3; HE296/992-1; HE296/992-3; HE296/992-4; HE296/993-2; HE296/993-3; HE296/993-4; HE313; HE313/916-2; HE313/916-3; HE313/916-4; HE313/917-2; HE313/917-3; HE313/917-4; HE313/918-2; HE313/918-3; HE313/918-4; HE313/919-2; HE313/919-3; HE313/919-4; HE313/920-2; HE313/920-3; HE313/920-4; HE313/921-1; HE313/921-4; HE313/922-2; HE313/922-3; HE313/922-4; HE313/923-2; HE313/923-3; HE313/923-4; HE313/924-2; HE313/924-3; HE313/924-4; HE313/925-2; HE313/925-3; HE313/925-4; HE313/926-2; HE313/926-3; HE313/926-4; HE313/927-2; HE313/927-3; HE313/927-4; HE313/928-2; HE313/928-3; HE313/928-4; HE313/929-2; HE313/929-3; HE313/929-4; HE313/930-2; HE313/930-3; HE313/930-4; HE313/931-2; HE313/931-3; HE313/931-4; HE313/932-2; HE313/932-3; HE313/932-4; HE313/933-2; HE313/933-3; HE313/933-4; HE313/934-2; HE313/934-3; HE313/934-4; HE313/935-2; HE313/935-3; HE313/935-4; HE313/936-2; HE313/936-3; HE313/936-4; HE313/941-2; HE313/941-3; HE313/941-4; HE313/942-2; HE313/942-3; HE313/942-4; HE313/943-2; HE313/943-3; HE313/943-4; HE313/944-2; HE313/944-3; HE313/944-4; HE313/945-2; HE313/945-3; HE313/945-4; HE313/946-2; HE313/946-3; HE313/946-4; HE313/947-2; HE313/947-3; HE313/947-4; HE313/948-2; HE313/948-3; HE313/948-4; HE313/955-2; HE313/955-3; HE313/955-4; HE313/956-2; HE313/956-3; HE313/956-4; HE313/957-2; HE313/957-3; HE313/957-4; HE313/958-2; HE313/958-3; HE313/958-4; HE313/959-2; HE313/959-3; HE313/959-4; HE313/960-2; HE313/960-3; HE313/960-4; HE313/961-2; HE313/961-3; HE313/961-4; HE313/962-2; HE313/962-3; HE313/962-4; HE313/963-2; HE313/963-3; HE313/963-4; HE313/964-2; HE313/964-3; HE313/964-4; HE313/965-2; HE313/965-3; HE313/965-4; HE313/966-2; HE313/966-3; HE313/966-4; HE313/967-2; HE313/967-3; HE313/967-4; HE313/968-2; HE313/968-3; HE313/968-4; HE313/969-2; HE313/969-3; HE313/969-4; HE340; HE340/03-2; HE340/03-3; HE340/03-4; HE340/04-2; HE340/04-3; HE340/04-4; HE340/05-2; HE340/05-3; HE340/05-4; HE340/06-2; HE340/06-3; HE340/06-4; HE340/07-2; HE340/07-3; HE340/07-4; HE340/08-2; HE340/08-3; HE340/08-4; HE340/09-2; HE340/09-3; HE340/09-4; HE340/10-2; HE340/10-3; HE340/10-4; HE340/11-2; HE340/11-3; HE340/11-4; HE340/12-2; HE340/12-3; HE340/12-4; HE340/13-2; HE340/13-3; HE340/13-4; HE340/14-2; HE340/14-3; HE340/14-4; HE340/15-2; HE340/15-3; HE340/15-4; HE340/16-2; HE340/16-3; HE340/16-4; HE340/17-2; HE340/17-3; HE340/17-4; HE340/18-2; HE340/18-3; HE340/18-4; HE340/19-2; HE340/19-3; HE340/19-4; HE340/20-2; HE340/20-3; HE340/20-4; HE340/21-2; HE340/21-3; HE340/21-4; HE340/22-2; HE340/22-3; HE340/22-4; HE340/23-2; HE340/23-3; HE340/23-4; HE340/24-2; HE340/24-3; HE340/24-4; HE340/25-2; HE340/25-3; HE340/25-4; HE340/26-2; HE340/26-3; HE340/26-4; HE340/27-2; HE340/27-3; HE340/27-4; HE340/47-2; HE340/47-3; HE340/47-4; HE340/48-2; HE340/48-3; HE340/48-4; HE340/49-2; HE340/49-3; HE340/49-4; HE340/50-2; HE340/50-3; HE340/50-4; HE340/51-2; HE340/51-3; HE340/51-4; HE340/56-2; HE340/56-3; HE340/56-4; HE340/57-2; HE340/57-3; HE340/57-4; HE340/58-2; HE340/58-3; HE340/58-4; HE340/59-2; HE340/59-3; HE340/59-4; HE340/60-2; HE340/60-3; HE340/60-4; HE340/61-2; HE340/61-3; HE340/61-4; HE340/62-2; HE340/62-3; HE340/62-4; HE340/63-2; HE340/63-3; HE340/63-4; HE340/64-2; HE340/64-3; HE340/64-4; HE340/65-2; HE340/65-3; HE340/65-4; HE340/66-2; HE340/66-3; HE340/66-4; HE340/67-2; HE340/67-3; HE340/67-4; HE340/73-2; HE340/73-3; HE340/73-4; HE340/74-2; HE340/74-3; HE340/74-4; HE369; HE369/001-2; HE369/001-3; HE369/001-4; HE369/002-1; HE369/003-1; HE369/004-1; HE369/005-1; HE369/006-1; HE369/007-1; HE369/008-1; HE369/009-1; HE369/010-1; HE369/011-1; HE369/012-1; HE369/015-1; HE369/016-1; HE369/017-1; HE369/018-1; HE369/023-2; HE369/023-3; HE369/023-4; HE369/024-1; HE369/025-1; HE369/026-1; HE369/027-1; HE369/028-1; HE369/029-1; HE369/030-1; HE369/031-1; HE369/032-1; HE369/033-1; HE369/034-1; HE369/035-1; HE369/036-1; HE369/058-1; HE369/059-1; HE369/060-1; HE369/061-1; HE369/062-1; HE369/063-1; HE369/064-1; HE369/065-1; HE369/066-1; HE369/067-1; HE369/068-1; HE369/069-1; HE369/070-1; HE369/071-1; Heincke; LATITUDE; LONGITUDE; North Sea; Penetration depth; Project; Replicate; Scientific name; van Veen Grab; VGRAB
    Type: Dataset
    Format: text/tab-separated-values, 90465 data points
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  • 2
    Publication Date: 2024-01-16
    Description: Data on infauna and sediment characteristics were collected as part of an extensive research program on the effects of offshore wind turbines on the marine environment funded by the German Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency. The investigations were performed in the first German offshore wind farm alpha ventus in the German Bight (North Sea). The overall aim of the program was to evaluate the German national standard concept for environmental impact assessments for offshore wind farms. Specifically, our study addressed the potential changes of the infauna communities in different distances from single turbines in an early stage of the operational phase of the wind farm. The data were collected during the cruises HE296 (2008), HE313 (2009), HE340 (2010) and HE369 (2011) of the German research vessel RV HEINCKE. Infauna samples were taken with van Veen grab samples (sampling area: 0.1 m2, weight: 95 kg) inside the wind farm and in two reference sites outside the wind farm. Three replicate samples were taken at each station. The samples were sieved through a 1 mm mesh and species of the macro-infauna were determined to the lowest taxonomic level possible. Sub-samples of the sediments were fractionated in a cascade of sieves of different mesh sizes to determine the grain size distributions. The organic contents of the sediments were determined as weight loss on ignition. The dataset comprises 11,400 count and biomass records for 103 infaunal taxa (89 % on species level, 11 % others) from 528 samples. Sediments were characterised for 176 van Veen grabs.
    Keywords: Area/locality; Campaign; DATE/TIME; Event label; HE296; HE296/865-1; HE296/866-1; HE296/867-1; HE296/868-1; HE296/904-1; HE296/905-1; HE296/906-1; HE296/907-1; HE296/908-1; HE296/912-1; HE296/913-1; HE296/914-1; HE296/915-1; HE296/916-1; HE296/917-1; HE296/918-1; HE296/919-1; HE296/920-1; HE296/921-1; HE296/923-1; HE296/924-1; HE296/925-1; HE296/926-1; HE296/927-1; HE296/928-1; HE296/929-2; HE296/930-1; HE296/931-1; HE296/932-1; HE296/933-1; HE296/934-1; HE296/935-1; HE296/936-1; HE296/949-1; HE296/950-1; HE296/951-1; HE296/952-3; HE296/953-1; HE296/954-1; HE296/955-1; HE296/956-2; HE296/965-1; HE296/992-1; HE296/993-1; HE313; HE313/916-1; HE313/917-1; HE313/918-1; HE313/919-1; HE313/920-1; HE313/921-1; HE313/922-1; HE313/924-1; HE313/925-1; HE313/926-1; HE313/927-1; HE313/928-1; HE313/929-1; HE313/930-1; HE313/931-1; HE313/932-1; HE313/933-1; HE313/934-1; HE313/935-1; HE313/936-1; HE313/941-1; HE313/942-1; HE313/943-1; HE313/944-1; HE313/945-1; HE313/946-1; HE313/947-1; HE313/948-1; HE313/955-1; HE313/956-1; HE313/957-1; HE313/958-1; HE313/959-1; HE313/960-1; HE313/961-1; HE313/962-1; HE313/963-1; HE313/964-1; HE313/965-1; HE313/966-1; HE313/967-1; HE313/968-1; HE313/969-1; HE340; HE340/03-1; HE340/04-1; HE340/05-1; HE340/06-1; HE340/07-1; HE340/08-1; HE340/09-1; HE340/10-1; HE340/11-1; HE340/12-1; HE340/13-1; HE340/14-1; HE340/15-1; HE340/16-1; HE340/17-1; HE340/18-1; HE340/19-1; HE340/20-1; HE340/21-1; HE340/22-1; HE340/23-1; HE340/24-1; HE340/25-1; HE340/26-1; HE340/27-1; HE340/47-1; HE340/48-1; HE340/49-1; HE340/50-1; HE340/51-1; HE340/56-1; HE340/57-1; HE340/58-1; HE340/59-1; HE340/60-1; HE340/61-1; HE340/62-1; HE340/63-1; HE340/64-1; HE340/65-1; HE340/66-1; HE340/67-1; HE340/73-1; HE340/74-1; HE369; HE369/001-1; HE369/002-1; HE369/003-1; HE369/004-1; HE369/005-1; HE369/006-1; HE369/007-1; HE369/008-1; HE369/009-1; HE369/010-1; HE369/011-1; HE369/012-1; HE369/015-1; HE369/016-1; HE369/017-1; HE369/018-1; HE369/023-1; HE369/024-1; HE369/025-1; HE369/026-1; HE369/027-1; HE369/028-1; HE369/029-1; HE369/030-1; HE369/031-1; HE369/032-1; HE369/033-1; HE369/034-1; HE369/035-1; HE369/036-1; HE369/058-1; HE369/059-1; HE369/060-1; HE369/061-1; HE369/062-1; HE369/063-1; HE369/064-1; HE369/065-1; HE369/066-1; HE369/067-1; HE369/068-1; HE369/069-1; HE369/070-1; HE369/071-1; Heincke; LATITUDE; LONGITUDE; Loss on ignition; mesh sieved; North Sea; Project; Replicate; Sample mass; Sample method; Size fraction 〈 0.063 mm, mud, silt+clay; Size fraction 〉 0.063 mm, sand; Size fraction 〉 0.125 mm; Size fraction 〉 0.250 mm; Size fraction 〉 0.500 mm, gravel; Size fraction 〉 1 mm, gravel; Size fraction 〉 2 mm, gravel; Station label; van Veen Grab; VGRAB
    Type: Dataset
    Format: text/tab-separated-values, 2640 data points
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  • 3
    Publication Date: 2024-01-16
    Description: Data on infauna and sediment characteristics were collected as part of an extensive research program on the effects of offshore wind turbines on the marine environment funded by the German Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency. The investigations were performed in the first German offshore wind farm alpha ventus in the German Bight (North Sea). The overall aim of the program was to evaluate the German national standard concept for environmental impact assessments for offshore wind farms. Specifically, our study addressed the potential changes of the infauna communities in different distances from single turbines in an early stage of the operational phase of the wind farm. The data were collected during the cruises HE296 (2008), HE313 (2009), HE340 (2010) and HE369 (2000) of the German research vessel RV Heincke. Infauna samples were taken with van Veen grab samples (sampling area: 0.1 m2, weight: 95 kg) inside the wind farm and in two reference sites outside the wind farm. Three replicate samples were taken at each station. The samples were sieved through a 1 mm mesh and species of the macro-infauna were determined to the lowest taxonomic level possible. Sub-samples of the sediments were fractionated in a cascade of sieves of different mesh sizes to determine the grain size distributions. The organic contents of the sediments were determined as weight loss on ignition. The dataset comprises 11,400 count and biomass records for 103 infaunal taxa (89 % on species level, 11 % others) from 528 samples. Sediments were characterised for 176 van Veen grabs.
    Type: Dataset
    Format: application/zip, 2 datasets
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  • 4
    Publication Date: 2023-06-05
    Repository Name: EPIC Alfred Wegener Institut
    Type: Conference , NonPeerReviewed
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    Springer Science and Business Media LLC
    In:  EPIC3Biodiversity and Conservation, Springer Science and Business Media LLC, 32(8-9), pp. 2747-2768, ISSN: 0960-3115
    Publication Date: 2023-07-20
    Description: Marine sublittoral sandbanks are essential offshore feeding grounds for larger crustaceans, fish and seabirds. In the southern North Sea, sandbanks are characterized by considerable natural sediment dynamics and are subject to chronic bottom trawling. However, except for the Dogger Bank, sandbanks in the southeastern North Sea have been only poorly investigated until now. We used an extensive, multi-annual dataset covering ongoing national monitoring programmes, environmental impact assessments, and basic research studies to analyse benthic communities on sublittoral sandbanks, evaluating their ecological value against the backdrop of similar seafloor habitats in this region. The analysis revealed complex spatial structuring of sandy seafloor habitats of the southeastern North Sea. Different infauna clusters were identified and could be specified by their composition of characteristic species. The sandbanks shared common structural features in their infauna community composition although they were not necessarily characterized by particularly high biodiversity compared to other sandy habitats. A close association of one of the main bioturbators in the southern North Sea, the sea urchin Echinocardium cordatum, with sandbanks was detected, which may promote the sediment-bound biogeochemical activity in this particular seafloor habitat. This would corroborate the status of sandbanks as sites of high ecological value calling for consideration in marine conservation.
    Repository Name: EPIC Alfred Wegener Institut
    Type: Article , isiRev
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    In:  EPIC3Data in Brief, Elsevier, 46, pp. 108790-108790, ISSN: 2352-3409
    Publication Date: 2024-02-06
    Description: The German Bight (North Sea) is a centre of development of offshore wind energy. In the near future, windfarms will cover a significant part (about 25%) of the German Exclusive Economic Zone. In order to understand and assess potential effects of the construction and early operational phase of offshore wind turbines on the marine environment, an extensive research programme was carried out at Germany's first offshore windfarm alpha ventus. Here, data are presented on macroinfauna and local sediment characteristics collected as part of this programme. Grab samples were taken annually in autumn in 2008 (baseline), 2009 (construction phase) and 2010 and 2011 (early operational phase). Sampling stations were located along transects between adjacent turbines inside the windfarm and in two reference areas with similar environmental conditions in terms of sediment characteristics and water depth. A total of 336 samples were taken inside the windfarm and 192 samples in the reference areas. Sediment characteristics were described in terms of grain size distribution and organic content. The infauna was taxonomically analysed and quantified in terms of abundance and biomass. One-hundred three infauna taxa were identified, mainly belonging to the polychaetes, crustaceans and bivalves, living in fine to medium sandy soft bottom in water depths ranging from -27 m to -30 m. The data can be useful in meta-analyses of renewable energies impacts. Additionally, the data can support species distribution modelling to gain a better understanding of species' requirements and habitats as a basis for spatial planning scenarios and the evaluation of the ecological status of the marine environment. Moreover, the data can serve as baseline data for future monitoring and management of nearby protected areas where environmental conditions are comparable to those of the present study area.
    Repository Name: EPIC Alfred Wegener Institut
    Type: Article , isiRev
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  • 7
    Publication Date: 2024-05-07
    Repository Name: EPIC Alfred Wegener Institut
    Type: Conference , NonPeerReviewed
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