This resource provides geographic information which identifies the limits for the Natural Park of Terceira Island in order to help a sustainable environmental management of all the protected areas on this island.

This layer provides geographic information related to a Sea Surface Temperature in the Azores (Spring 2002-2013).

This layer provides geographic information related to a Particulate Inorganic Carbon in the Azores (Summer 2002-2013).

HYCOM ( Hybrid Coordinate Ocean Model) runs at IH, on a daily basis, with an operational mode for a period of five days, providing three days forecasts, for surface currents, temperature and salinity for the Iberian-Biscay area, with a horizontal resolution of 1' .

This layer represents the anual Significant wave height (Hz) to the buoys managed by the Associação para o Estudo do Ambiente Insular (AEAI).

The Portuguese moored surface buoys network is part of the operational integrated monitoring system. It has contributions from Instituto Hidrográfico (IH), the University of Azores and the Administration of Madeira Ports. Coastal buoys are located at 100 meters depth and offshore buoys are launched in depths greater than 1000 m. All stations are equipped with wave and sea temperature sensors and a GPS device that allows the monitoring of the location of the buoys. The offshore buoys have also meteorological and environmental sensors. The sampling rate is between 30 and 60 minutes. The availability of data from insular buoys is dependent on agreement from APRAM and UAC.

This layer provides geographic information related to a Seafloor apparent oxygen utilization in the Azores.

This layer provides geographic information related to a Photosynthetically Available Radiation in the Azores (Summer 2002-2013).

Clipboard 24/76-B representing the Topo-Hydrographic survey carried out by Instituto Hidrográfico in 1976 of the adjacent area to Funchal Airport (Santa Catarina)

This layer provides geographic information related to a Seasonal variability (std) of the Sea Surface Temperature in the Azores (2002-2013).