INSPIRE download service for predefined harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - Monitoring of marine species and habitats" (ATOM). The data published by the service comes from the SI MGiSM database, collecting data from marine species and habitats monitoring, maintained by CIEP. The service uses the interface Atom version 1.0 and OpenSearch version 1.1. Direct access to objects is provided through the following service WFS (https://inspire.gios.gov.pl/wss/monit-species-habitats-marine/wfs?REQUEST=GetCapabilities&SERVICE=wfs).

The spatial dataset concerns the study of precipitation chemistry and the assessment of the deposition of pollutants into the ground, which are part of the air quality monitoring subsystem of the State Environmental Monitoring. The purpose of monitoring is to determine on a national scale the distribution of pollutant loads introduced with wet precipitation into the ground in spatial and temporal terms. Information on the load of forest areas, soils and surface waters with acidifying, biogenic and heavy metals deposited from the air can be used when creating and assessing the effectiveness of programs to reduce emissions of air pollutants, as well as when developing the fertilizer balance in water and forest management. The monitoring system operates on the basis of automatic stationary collectors (exposed only during rainfall). Research includes collecting rainfall samples and analyzing them on a monthly basis. In addition, daily rainfall samples are collected in separate collectors to measure the pH value taken directly at the stations.

INSPIRE download service for harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - The air quality monitoring - The state of the ozone layer" (WFS). The data published by the service comes from the CIEP file database, which is a copy of data on air quality monitoring in terms of ozone layer and the UV-B radiation intensity measurements over Poland (the source database operates at Institute of Geophysics Polish Academy of Sciences and Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute (IMGW-PIB)). The service uses the WFS OGC interface version 2.0.0. The service implements direct access to objects.

INSPIRE view service for harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - The air quality monitoring - The state of the ozone layer" (WMS). The data published by the service comes from the CIEP file database, which is a copy of data on air quality monitoring in terms of ozone layer and the UV-B radiation intensity measurements over Poland (the source database operates at Institute of Geophysics Polish Academy of Sciences and Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute (IMGW-PIB)). The view service meets the INSPIRE specification requirements (INSPIRE View Service). The service uses the WMS OGC interface version 1.3.0.

INSPIRE download service for harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - Monitoring of marine species and habitats" (WFS). The data published by the service comes from the SI MGiSM database, collecting data from marine species and habitats monitoring, maintained by CIEP. The service uses the WFS OGC interface version 2.0.0. The service implements direct access to objects and is associated with the ATOM download service (http://inspire.gios.gov.pl/atom_web/atom/monit_species_habitats_marine/).

INSPIRE download service for harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - The ionizing radiation monitoring - Cs-137 concentrations in soil" (WFS). The data published by the service comes from the CIEP file database, collecting data from ionizing radiation monitoring - 137Cs concentration in soil. The service publishes object types defined in the INSPIRE Environmental Monitoring Facilities (EF) application schema. The service uses the WFS OGC interface version 2.0.0. The service implements direct access to objects.

INSPIRE view service for harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - The ionizing radiation monitoring - Radioactive contamination of surface waters and sediments" (WMS). The data published by the service comes from the CIEP file database, collecting data from ionizing radiation monitoring - radioactive contamination of surface waters and sediments. The view service meets the INSPIRE specification requirements (INSPIRE View Service). The service uses the WMS OGC interface version 1.3.0.

INSPIRE view service for harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - The ionizing radiation monitoring - Cs-137 concentrations in soil" (WMS). The data published by the service comes from the CIEP file database, collecting data from ionizing radiation monitoring - 137Cs concentration in soil. The view service meets the INSPIRE specification requirements (INSPIRE View Service). The service uses the WMS OGC interface version 1.3.0.

The spatial dataset concerns the monitoring of the Baltic marine environment, which is carried out as part of the water quality monitoring subsystem of the State Environmental Monitoring coordinated by the Chief Inspector of Environmental Protection. The purpose of the research is to create the basis for undertaking actions to improve the condition of the Baltic Sea ecosystem and its protection against pollution. The obligation to monitor and assess the quality of the Baltic marine environment results from Poland's reporting obligations set out in the Convention on the Protection of the Marine Environment of the Baltic Sea Area. According to the definition of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive, marine waters for which Member States develop marine strategies (including its assessment, monitoring programs and its periodic review, and if necessary updating) include “waters, the seabed and parent rock situated on the seaward side of the baseline from which the extent of the territorial sea is measured up to and including the furthest reaches of the territorial waters (the extent of the exclusive economic zone boundary) on which the Member State has or executes jurisdictional rights”. Simultaneously, the assessment of the quality of Baltic Sea waters as the reservoir receiving pollutants discharged from its sub-basin district is used to manage and evaluate the effectiveness of the measures to protect water resources. Research on the state of the marine environment of the Polish Baltic zone conducted at the country level is a Polish contribution to the international „Coordinated Baltic Sea Monitoring Programme – COMBINE”. It's include deep-sea zone (measurement stations in the area of the Gotland Basin, the Bornholm Deep and the Gdansk Deep) and the programme consisting in the monitoring of the coastal zone, bays and lagoons (the Gdansk Bay, the Pomerania Bay, Vistula and Szczecin Lagoons at the sites excluded from monitoring within the framework of the task monitoring and assessment of transitional and coastal waters) and supplementing the programme implemented under the subsystem monitoring of surface water quality. As part of the program, physical and chemical conditions are measured, i.e. temperature, salinity, oxygen concentration, visibility of the Secchi disc, the contents of nutrients, heavy metals and persistent organic pollutants. Observations are also carried out on biological elements of the marine environment, i.e.: phytoplankton, zooplankton, macrophytobenthos, macrozoobenthos ichthyofauna and the level of harmfull substances in water and marine organisms, radionuclide contents in water and sediments, litter in the marine environment and on the beach, and underwater noise of anthropogenic origin. Based on the obtained data, annual assessments of the Baltic's environment are issued.

INSPIRE download service for predefined harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - The air quality monitoring - The concentrations of pollutants" (ATOM). The data comes from the CIEP resources reported to European Commission (KE) in terms of air quality monitoring, which are collected in European Environment Agency Central Data Repository (CDR EEA). The service uses the interface Atom version 1.0 and OpenSearch version 1.1.