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Editor's Notes
- The development of EcoSystemData (former SKY and DOME) started around 2001 where our clients expressed the need for Ecosystem Approach. This is reflected in the ICES strategic plan from 2001 where emphasis has been put on ecosystems. ICES is: â The intergovernmental science organization studying and helping to safeguard North Atlantic marine ecosystems, and the living resources they sustain â