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Atlantic
DataStream
An open access hub for sharing water data
Our mission is to promote knowledge sharing and advance collaborative water stewardship
Stories & Announcements
DataStream Publishes Open Data Standard to Support Water Science
The publication of an open data standard is enabling valuable freshwater data to be organized, accessed, and shared in a harmonized way. This data standard underpins DataStream, a growing online platform for sharing water data collected by Canada’s diverse water monitoring and research community.
NCC pulls together data in Eastern Canada to create open-access conservation planning tools
A key element of freshwater conservation is knowing where to prioritize ecosystem restoration and preservation efforts. With the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s (NCC) Freshwater Conservation Blueprint this just got easier in eastern Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
From Water to Web Workshop Series
This past winter, Atlantic Water Network’s (AWN) staff traveled throughout Atlantic Canada to deliver our “From Water to Web” workshop series, with a focus on data management. This workshop series followed the launch of Atlantic DataStream, an open access web portal for water quality data.
Better Data Means Better Decisions
Communities can drive the data-to-policy cycle. Atlantic DataStream is designed to support this.
Community
Communities are connected to their waters and best-placed to see changes as they happen.
DataStream
DataStream provides a place to store, share, and compare water monitoring data across watersheds.
Open Data To Knowledge
Open data advances scientific knowledge, supports collaboration, and fuels innovation.
Policy & Action
Knowledge can be translated into action to protect the health of watersheds on which we all depend.
Atlantic DataStream at a Glance
DataStream brings water monitoring information together so it’s open, accessible and usable.
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Monitoring Groups
1,776,022
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Unique Measurements
3,016
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Monitoring Sites