Shetland Islands Dominant Marine Biotope Map (2025 update)

Tanya Riley; Stephen Gillanders; Rachel Shucksmith

doi:10.13140/RG.2.2.13899.14885

Shetland Islands Dominant Marine Biotope Map (2025 update)

Tanya Riley
, Stephen Gillanders
, Rachel Shucksmith

UHI Shetland

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This report provides an update to the Shetland Islands Dominant Marine Biotope Map (SI-DMBM), a predictive benthic model covering 28 biotopes (Level 4) within Shetland waters out to 12 nm. This latest update includes several methodological improvements; upgraded modelling framework using MaxEnt implemented in R and additional validation metrics. It also provides an updated estimate of potential blue carbon storage within the predictive sediment layer, originally assessed in 2025.

Idioma original	English
Número de páginas	31
DOI	https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.13899.14885
Estado	Published - 15 jul 2026

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