Integrated Database and Portal for Fish Stomach Records (DAPSTOM)

In recent years considerable emphasis has been placed on finding 'ecosystem-based' approaches to fisheries management and multispecies models are seen as crucial for addressing this new agenda. However, there are currently, very few long-term datasets within the European context available for parameterising such models.

DAPSTOM (Integrated Database and Portal for Fish Stomach Records) is an ongoing initiative (supported by Defra and the EU) to digitize and make available fish stomach content records spanning the past 100 years.

The DAPSTOM project was initially financed through the 'data rescue' fund of the EU Network of Excellence "EUROCEANS". The online database contains information (144,919 records) on 104 predator species (most of those occurring in northern European groundfish surveys) and can be searched by predator name or by prey name for given sea areas and years. CSV data files can be outputted containing all records from a particular query. The current database (version 2.5) contains information spanning 1893 - 2009.

近年来，对渔业管理中基于生态系统的方法的重视程度显著提升，多物种模型被视为应对这一新议程的关键。然而，在欧盟背景下，目前可用于此类模型参数化的长期数据集寥寥无几。
DAPSTOM（鱼类胃内容记录集成数据库和门户）是一个持续进行的倡议（由Defra和欧盟支持），旨在数字化并提供过去100年间的鱼类胃内容记录。
DAPSTOM项目最初通过欧盟卓越网络“EUROCEANS”的“数据抢救”基金获得资金。在线数据库包含（144,919条记录）关于104种捕食者物种的信息（其中大部分出现在北欧底栖鱼类调查中），并可按捕食者名称或猎物名称以及特定海域和年份进行搜索。可输出包含特定查询所有记录的CSV数据文件。当前数据库（版本2.5）包含的信息跨度为1893年至2009年。