Offshore Wind Coexistence and Multi-Use Planning

Evaluate spatial conflicts between offshore wind and other marine uses.

Problem

Offshore wind development in the Baltic Sea creates spatial conflicts with other marine uses and requires better tools for evaluating coexistence.

Layers

Wind farms (EMODnet)LIVEWind forecast (SMHI)LIVEMarine spatial plans (HaV)LIVEPorts (EMODnet)LIVEVessel density (EMODnet)LIVEFishing effort (GFW)LIVENatura 2000 (EEA)LIVEWind zonesSAMPLEFishing groundsSAMPLEDefence zonesSAMPLEProtected habitatsSAMPLENautical chart (OpenSeaMap)LIVE

Live AIS

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Conflict analysis

Zone

Zone statusPlanned

Fishing overlap

0%

Habitat overlap

0%

Defence overlap

0%

Vessels in zone

0

Coexistence score100

Lower score = more conflicts (weighted habitat × 2, defence × 2, fishing, traffic).

Layers tagged LIVE pull from public services (SMHI, EMODnet, EEA). SAMPLE layers use representative data while we wire the remaining feeds.