The KUL database contains catch data from the coastal fishery. In its current form, KUL has been in operation since 2006. Individual fish data are also stored in KUL. This can be gender distribution or information on the length, weight or age of individual fish. The use of the database consists of two parts, registration and extraction of coastal fishing data. Data are registered through Kreg applications, which supports standardized survey types for coastal sample fishing. Data extraction from KUL can be done via our web-based reports or map service on this page.
Below you can find information and instructions KUL, KREG och datahosting. If you miss some info, contact Noora Mustamaki.
Overview of published data (swedish) shows an extract from the database.
Instructions for searching the database (swedish).
When report withdrawal from the database KUL, selection including sampled county, sampling site and year is made in the table header. Arrow symbols makes you move between pages and reports.
Data from the database KUL can be cited as follows:
Database for Coastal Fish – KUL. yyyy. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Department of Aquatic Resources. http://www.slu.se/kul [yyyy-mm-dd]
Ronny Fredriksson, Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Analyst
Department of Aquatic Resources, Institute of Coastal Research, SLU
ronny.fredriksson@slu.se, +46 10 479 41 70
Noora Mustamäki, Environmental Assessment Analyst
Department of Aquatic Resources, SLU
noora.mustamaki@slu.se, +46(0)10-478 41 79