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Metadatabase view - dataset: Metadata to the MOSAIC database on monitoring of small waters for aquatic invertebrates and agrochemicals

General information

dataset entry ID:
FWM_22
name of the dataset:
full name of the dataset:
Metadata to the MOSAIC database on monitoring of small waters for aquatic invertebrates and agrochemicals
full name of the datast (original/national language):
Metadaten der MOSAIC Datenbank - Monitoring von Wirbellosen und Agrarchemikalien in Kleingewässern
dataset short name:
MOSAIC database metadata
type of dataset (more information):
species (taxonomic group) per site database including environmental information
specify:
species per site + pesticide screening + nutrients
data type:
point data/observation data
short description of the dataset/summary:
The MOSAIC database holds data collected by the Julius Kuehn Institute under its monitoring activities for the implementation of Germany's National Action Plan for the Sustainable Use of Plant Protection Products. At this stage (May 2019), the database contains data on benthic macro-invertebrate community composition and concentrations of pesticides of currently 162 small lentic water bodies (<1 ha surface area) of North-East Germany. MOSAIC will be continuously updated with data from new sampling campaigns and future projects concerning the impacts of agriculture and agrochemicals on the ecological status of lentic and lotic small water bodies. Further sampling locations covering a wider geographical range will be included in future. Sampling locations are situated on or adjacent to agricultural fields and partly at reference sites, and sampling was performed using a multi-habitat-sampling method (invertebrates) and grab or passive sampling of water (pesticides). Taxa were identified to the most precise taxonomic level possible (species level whenever possible). Additionally, the database contains information on physico-chemical parameters, nutrients and agricultural management.

The content of the MOSAIC database presents a unique resource on the biodiversity of Germany's small water bodies and its potential threat by agriculture. At the current stage, it focuses on lentic water bodies which are hot spots of biodiversity. MOSAIC allows extracting information on e.g. toxic pressure of agrochemicals, field crop impact or vegetated buffer strips on all major groups of benthic invertebrates. The access is currently available to JKI staff and collaborating researchers with future web-based open access possibilities planned.



short description of the dataset/summary (original/national language):
Die MOSAIC-Datenbank enthält Daten, die vom Julius Kühn-Institut während seiner Aktivitäten zur Umsetzung des Nationalen Aktionsplans zur nachhaltigen Anwendung von Pflanzenschutzmitteln erhoben wurden. Die Datenbank enthält aktuell (Stand Mai 2019) Daten zur Zusammensetzung der Lebensgemeinschaft benthischer wirbelloser Organismen (Makrozoobenthos) sowie Konzentrationen an Pflanzenschutzmitteln aus 162 stehenden Kleingewässern (Gewässergröße < 1 ha) Nordostdeutschlands. MOSAIC wird mit Daten neuer Untersuchungen sowie zukünftiger Projekte über den Einfluss der Landwirtschaft auf den ökologischen Zustand von Kleingewässern kontinuierlich erweitert werden. Zukünftige Probenahme-Standorte werden eine größere geographische Ausdehnung über Nordostdeutschland hinaus abdecken. Die Untersuchungsgewässer liegen entweder auf oder angrenzend an landwirtschaftlichen Nutzflächen und zum Teil in Referenzgebieten. Die Probenahmen wurden mittels Multi-Habitat-Beprobung (Makrozoobenthos) oder durch Passivsammler und Schöpfproben (Agrarchemikalien) durchgeführt. Die gefundenen Taxa des Makrozoobenthos wurden bis zum bestmöglichen taxonomischen Niveau (wenn möglich Artniveau) bestimmt. Die Datenbank enthält weiterhin Informationen zu chemisch-physikalischen Wasserparametern, Nährstoffbelastungen sowie zum Management der umgebenden landwirtschaftlichen Nutzflächen.

Der Inhalt der MOSAIC-Datenbank stellt eine einzigartige Ressource über die Biodiversität von Deutschlands Kleingewässern und deren potenzielle Bedrohung durch die Landwirtschaft dar. Im gegenwärtigen Stadium konzentriert sich der Inhalt der Datenbank auf stehende Kleingewässer, die zu den Hot Spots der Biodiversität zählen. MOSAIC ermöglicht es, die Auswirkungen z.B. der Toxizität von Agrarchemikalien, des Anbaus verschiedener Feldkulturen oder der Ausgestaltung von Gewässerrandstreifen auf alle wichtigen Gruppen des Makrozoobenthos abzuschätzen. Der Zugang steht derzeit den Mitarbeitern des JKI sowie kooperierenden Wissenschaftlern zur Verfügung, wobei zukünftige webbasierte Open-Access-Möglichkeiten geplant sind.
keywords according to GCMD:
topic:
Agriculture, Biosphere
ISO topic category according to ISO 19115:
Farming, Biota, Environment, Inland Waters
INSPIRE keywords according to GEMET:
Habitats and biotopes, Land use, Species distribution
own science keywords:
farmland ponds, insect monitoring, invertebrate monitoring, kettle holes, pesticide monitoring, prairie potholes, species distribution, water quality
related project:
National monitoring of biodiversity in agricultural areas
funding:
own funding

Technical and administrative specifications

data format:
others/specify
others/details:
PostgreSQL
operating system:
Win 8/8.1
data language:
German
current access level:
restricted access, internal
currently available through GBIF:
no
exchange planned:
yes
data in data repository:
no
Do you plan to publish the data on the Freshwater Biodiversity Data Portal:
no
update level:
continuously updated
documentation:
type:
internal description
language:
German
contact details:
metadata contact person:
first, last name:
Nanina
 
Tron
phone:
0049 30 8304 2330
email:
nanina.tron@julius-kuehn.de
institution:
Julius Kuehn Institute
address:
Königin-Luise-Straße 19
postal code, city:
14195
 
Berlin
province, state:
Berlin
country:
Germany
web address:
https://www.julius-kuehn.de/oepv/personal/
technical contact person:
first, last name:
Nanina
 
Tron
phone:
0049 30 8304 2330
email:
nanina.tron@julius-kuehn.de
scientific contact person:
first, last name:
Stefan
 
Lorenz
phone:
0049 30 8304 2330
email:
stefan.lorenz@julius-kuehn.de

Intellectual property rights and citation

dataset creator (data compiler):
contact name:
Stefan Lorenz
contact email:
stefan.lorenz@julius-kuehn.de
contact institution:
Julius Kuehn Institute
data contributors to/owners of this dataset:
multiple
number:
3
data contributor/owner 1
contact name:

contact orcid:

contact position:

contact email:
stefan.lorenz@julius-kuehn.de
contact institute:
Julius Kuehn Institute
contact country:

criteria for using this part of the dataset:
The dataset needs to be requested from dataset creator with specific conditions of use.

data contributor/owner 2
contact name:

contact orcid:

contact position:

contact email:
marlen.heinz@julius-kuehn.de
contact institute:
Julius Kuehn Institute
contact country:

criteria for using this part of the dataset:
The dataset needs to be requested from dataset creator with specific conditions of use.

data contributor/owner 3
contact name:

contact orcid:

contact position:

contact email:
matthias.staehler@julius-kuehn.de
contact institute:
Julius Kuehn Institute
contact country:

criteria for using this part of the dataset:
The dataset needs to be requested from dataset creator with specific conditions of use.

citation of this dataset:
author(s):
Stefan Lorenz, Marlen Heinz
title and journal (name, number, pages):
The MOSAIC database on monitoring of small waters for aquatic invertebrates and agrochemicals.
year:
2019
citation of the metadata:
author(s):
Tron N., Heinz M. & Lorenz S.
title and journal (name, number, pages):
Metadata to the MOSAIC database on monitoring of small waters for aquatic invertebrates and agrochemicals. Freshwater Metadata Journal 44: 1-7
year:
2019
doi (if applicable):
https://doi.org/10.15504/fmj.2019.44

General data specifications

regional coverage of the dataset:
spatial extent of the dataset:
regional
continents:
Europe
countries:
Europe: Germany
world climatic regions according to Köppen:
Group C: temperate/mesothermal climates
Group D: continental/microthermal climate
freshwater ecoregions of the world (FEOW) according to WWF:
 
Europe:
Central & Western Europe
European ecoregions according to Illies (WFD):
Central Plains (ER14)
ecosystem type:
lakes/ponds, wetlands, general freshwater
covered timeframe:
year from
2015
 
year to:
2019
comments:
The covered timeframe will be continuously updated.

Site specifications

coordinate system/grid data:
latitude/longitude, format: DD
datum (e.g. WGS84):
WGS84
grid data available:
no
ecosystem type classification:
wetlands (classification according to GLWD):
wetland size:
 50 - 100 % wetland
 exact wetland size data available: yes
site coding:
site coding available:
yes
alphanumerical
number of digits:
7
example:
BB_KH_1
number of sites:
100 - 1000
exact number of sites:
164

Climate and environmental data

climate related data:
no climate data available
environmental data:
no environmental data per catchment available
available parameters per site:
information on riparian vegetation (incl. information on modification)
data source:
field mapping
available parameters per site:
substrate composition
data source:
estimated % coverage
available parameters per site:
information on instream habitat (incl. information on modification)
data source:
estimated % coverage
available parameters per site:
buffer strip width, surrounding field crop, available habitats
data source:
field mapping
physico-chemical data:
ortho P, nitrate, nitrite, ammonium, oxygen content, water temperature, pH, conductivity, chlorophyll
other physico-chemical parameters:
turbidity, cyanobacteria chlorophyll
availability of physico-chemical data, if there is more than one sample per site:
mean values per site
stressors influencing the sites:
reference sites available:
yes
stressorrestored sites availabledata before/after restoration availablestressor gradient availablecomments
toxic stress
yes
yes
yes
 
hydrologic stress (e.g. impoundment, flow velocity reduction, hydropeaking, water abstraction, flow velocity increase, etc.)
yes
yes
yes
permanent and temporary ponds included

Biological data

biological data origin:
specify project:
general compilation
specify method:
habitat-specific quantitative assessment of invertebrates standardised by area using hand nets
organism group addressed:
macro-invertebrates (Mollusca, Ephemeroptera, Odonata, Plecoptera, Coleoptera, Trichoptera, Chironomidae)

Sample specifications/sample resolution

macro-invertebrates

sample information:
covered timeframe:

year from - to:
2015 - 2019
historical data:
no
palaeo data:
no
season:
spring
temporal resolution/frequency of sampling:
per year
time series data:
no
comments:
The covered time frame is continuously amended.
taxonomic resolution:
family, sub-family, genus, species
percentage of species level data:
80
taxonomic coding:
taxalist according to:
AQEM/STAR
reference(s):
Schmidt-Kloiber, A., Graf, W., Lorenz, A. & Moog, O. (2006): The AQEM/STAR taxalist - a pan-European macro-invertebrate ecological database and taxa inventory. Hydrobiologia 566: 325-342.
sample specifications:
quantitative
replicate samples:
yes
number of samples:
320
specification of method(s) used for sampling and sorting:
Habitat specific sampling with hand nets. Each habitat with a percent share >10% of all available habitats was sampled in 3 replicates. A minimum area of 0.6 m² was sampled.
sample type (e.g. habitat specific samples, composite samples etc.):
habitat specific samples
specific sample location (e.g. littoral, profundal, transect, shoreline, hyporheic zone, etc.):
littoral

Other specifications

GIS layers, shape files related to the dataset:
no data available
availability of photos:
yes
quality control procedures:
Were any quality control procedures applied to your dataset?
yes
quality control protocols and comments:
Samples were almost exclusively sent to taxonomic experts for the respective macro-invertebrate groups for identification (e.g. Institute BIOTA, X.-F. Garcia, M. Brauns, T. Frase, S. Speth, C.-J. Otto).
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