A new version of the DiadAtlas interactive web atlas is now available, providing scientists, fisheries professionals, environmental managers, and policymakers with an advanced tool to explore the distribution of diadromous fish species across Atlantic regions.
Building on the Interactive Web Atlas originally developed through the DiadES project, the updated platform incorporates new data and functionalities generated within the DiadSea project. The result is a more comprehensive and user-friendly resource to support research, conservation, and management of migratory fish species, while also offering insights into potential future distribution patterns under climate change scenarios.
Among the new features available in DiadAtlas are:
- Access to historical biological, genetic, and microchemical data;
- Integration of marine-phase data alongside updated continental-phase information;
- Fully operational access in four languages;
- Enhanced visualisation tools, including the possibility to export maps and charts.
By combining diverse datasets and improving accessibility, DiadAtlas strengthens the knowledge base available to stakeholders working to protect and sustainably manage diadromous fish populations in the Atlantic Area.
The development of the updated atlas was led by INRAE, with technical support from ThinkR, as part of the collaborative efforts of the DiadSea partnership.
Users can explore the platform and discover its new functionalities at: diad-atlas