This event is the 3rd webinar of the TEG's webinar series and will be presented by Sara Sottoriva.
The EMODnet MSP data model harmonises the diverse European plans under a common framework. The model is based on a few important features. First, the Spatial Plan with its borders. Second, the Zoning Elements (ZEs) which are mainly polygons defining activities at sea. ZEs are characterised by attributes, e.g. Sea use (the type of activity within the ZEs), Function (the legal status of that activity), and Original use (the activity name in the national plan).
The ReMAP MSP-out module focuses on these mentioned spatial features and attributes, allowing for systematic analysis and comparison of harmonised European MSP plans. The open-access tool has an intuitive and flexible interface, generating statistics and interactive graphs focusing on ZEs, Sea uses, Functions, Original uses, and co-use. Analyses can be carried out at multiple spatial scales, ranging from individual plans and Member States to regional, sea-basin, and European levels. During this workshop, we will walk you through the tool’s key functionalities and explore a selection of analyses together.
15 May 2026 - 15:00 CET