Sources

These sources require attribution under their terms. Creators and licences are also credited alongside maps, images and observations.

• Wikipedia – Finn Eces

  Source for the story of Finnegas and the Salmon of Wisdom. Retold and translated under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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• EMODnet Bathymetry

  Seabed depth as locally downloaded GeoTIFF tiles from the EMODnet digital terrain model, with source metadata.

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• OpenStreetMap

  Lakes, roads, elevation, base maps and points of interest.

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• OpenFreeMap

  Vector basemap for the catch log (OpenMapTiles schema, using OpenStreetMap data), styled in the site’s colours.

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• Geofabrik

  Swedish OpenStreetMap extracts for local processing.

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• SLU – NORS, SERS, KUL

  Fish surveys in lakes, rivers and coastal waters.

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• Open-Meteo

  Weather forecasts at the fishing water's location.

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• SMHI – SVAR / Vattenwebb

  Lake depth measurements and locally downloaded depth maps in ZIP format with original metadata from SMHI’s SVAR catalogue.

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• Mapterhorn

  Terrain data for the map's three-dimensional landscape.

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• GBIF

  Species observations in and within 50 metres of the fishing water. Each observation includes its license and origin.

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• GBIF Species API

  Local species names and taxonomy. Image links lead to GBIF galleries with source licences.

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• Wikimedia Commons – Leuciscus idus

  The photo of the ide (Leuciscus idus) is by Lvova / Ellicrum and is used under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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• Open-Meteo Historical & Marine Weather API

  The weather and water temperature at the time of each catch in the catch log.

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• SMHI – meteorologisk analys (MESAN)

  The wind over the whole country from SMHI's hourly weather analysis, as wind arrows on Kartor between the weather stations, and the weather, temperature and wind back in time in the Väder layer. Each hour is kept here, since SMHI only has the last day. CC BY 4.0.

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• SMHI – väderprognos (SNOW)

  The forecast ten days ahead in the Väder layer on Kartor and day by day for a place in Väder på en plats. CC BY 4.0.

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• SMHI – öppna data, meteorologiska och oceanografiska observationer

  Measured air temperature, wind, air pressure, sea temperature and sea level from the nearest station for catches and fishing days, the sea level at your fishing spots, the wind at all stations in the last hour as wind arrows on Kartor, and the last 30 days in Väder på en plats. CC BY 4.0.

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• Havs- och vattenmyndigheten – Badplatsen

  Sweden's bathing sites and the water temperature there on Kartor: the forecast for the sea bathing sites, fetched every three hours, and the temperature in the municipalities' latest sample during the bathing season. Open data (CC0) from HaV; the forecasts come from the EU's Copernicus Marine Service.

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• OpenStreetMap – sjömärken

  Sea marks in Swedish waters – beacons and buoys, cardinal marks, lights, rocks and wrecks – fetched weekly with the Overpass API and drawn as our own symbols on Kartor. © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

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• Nominatim

  Place names for catch locations in the catch log, from OpenStreetMap.

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• Wikimedia Commons – Tiveden

  The lake photo shown when a catch or fishing day has no photo was taken by Perengstrom in Tiveden National Park and is used scaled down under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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• Open-Meteo Geocoding API

  Place search on the catch log's fishing weather page.

  GeoNames — CC BY 4.0

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• Wikimedia Commons – startsidans bilder

  The pictures behind the start page headline: Stora Nassa (Mikael Karlsmyr, CC BY-SA 4.0), Fjärdlång (Tommie Hansen, CC BY 3.0, cropped), Stuor Dáhtá and Lájtávrre (Benoit Brummer, CC BY 4.0), Blidö (Jukka, Helsinki, CC BY 2.0) and the north harbour in Lysekil (W.carter, CC BY-SA 4.0). Scaled down; the photographer and licence are in the corner of the picture.

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