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Project details [100.00% relevance%]
and transformation processes Department: Marine Chemistry Participation: Dr. Christoph Zülicke,
Session 2 (6th October 2015) [99.86% relevance%]
services, ecosystem based management and marine spatial planning (incl. marine protected areas … ), use of biological marine ressources, land use and its changes in coastal … illustrate difficulties and opportunities of Marine Spatial Planning in the Mediterranean Vega … National Research Council - Institute of Coastal Marine Ecology, Italy 9.30 h Usage conflicts in coastal … , J., Marigómez, I., Soto, M., Cancio, I Toralla Marine Science Station & ECIMAT University of Vigo, … Research, Germany 11.30 h Integrated coastal and marine planning as a tool for science based conflict … Keynote: Belén Martín Míguez, European Marine Data and Observation Network (EMODnet) Breakout … group IV "Marine Sciences & Society in the 21st Century" Convenor … -Katharina Hornidge, Leibniz Center for Tropical Marine Ecology (ZMT) 15.30 h Coffee break 16:00 h JPI … services, ecosystem based management and marine spatial planning (incl. marine protected areas … ), use of biological marine ressources, land
INTEGRAL Home [99.78% relevance%]
and exploit the potential added value of the marine stations of ICOS and similar instrumentation for … and exploit the potential added value of the marine stations of ICOS and similar instrumentation for … response to the requirements of the European Marine Strategy Framework Directive, BONUS INTEGRAL … provide new approaches for the monitoring of marine eutrophication and acidification, and explore … the cycling of carbon is the key variable of marine biogeochemistry, is linking the effects of … and exploit the potential added value of the marine stations of ICOS and similar instrumentation for … and exploit the potential added value of the marine stations of ICOS and similar instrumentation for … response to the requirements of the European Marine Strategy Framework Directive, BONUS INTEGRAL … provide new approaches for the monitoring of marine eutrophication and acidification, and explore … the cycling of carbon is the key variable of marine biogeochemistry, is linking the effects
INTEGRAL Home [99.78% relevance%]
and exploit the potential added value of the marine stations of ICOS and similar instrumentation for … and exploit the potential added value of the marine stations of ICOS and similar instrumentation for … response to the requirements of the European Marine Strategy Framework Directive, BONUS INTEGRAL … provide new approaches for the monitoring of marine eutrophication and acidification, and explore … the cycling of carbon is the key variable of marine biogeochemistry, is linking the effects of … and exploit the potential added value of the marine stations of ICOS and similar instrumentation for … and exploit the potential added value of the marine stations of ICOS and similar instrumentation for … response to the requirements of the European Marine Strategy Framework Directive, BONUS INTEGRAL … provide new approaches for the monitoring of marine eutrophication and acidification, and explore … the cycling of carbon is the key variable of marine biogeochemistry, is linking the effects
KLAUSI: project details [99.55% relevance%]
: DAM Extrem: PrimePrevention - Prediction of marine biological hazards to prevent socio-economic … and assessment of extreme weather events on marine biological hazards in the western Baltic Sea … expected increase in extreme events, the risk of marine biological hazards in German coastal waters will … options for actions to deal with or avoid marine biological hazards will get developed as well as … . One focus will be the jointly developed smart marine observation systems (WP2.1). For this purpose, … further rising temperatures and their effect on marine biological hazards, what will then get … strategies of the EU-MSFD indicators affected by marine biological hazards (see WP1.3). All these
Supervisory and advisory bodies [99.36% relevance%]
. Dr. Christian Hübscher Universität Hamburg, Marine Seismik und Hydroakustik Prof. Dr. Jack … . Spokespersons: Dr. Henry Bittig Department Marine Chemistry Dr. Florian Börgel Department Physical … : Prof. Dr. Helge Arz Head of department Marine Geology Prof. Dr. Michael E. Böttcher Deputy of … department Marine Geology Dr. Jacob Geersen Department Marine … Prof. Dr. Gregor Rehder Head of department Marine Chemistry Prof. Dr. Joanna J. Waniek Deputy of … department Marine Chemistry
Helge Arz - CV [99.30% relevance%]
Arz - CV since 2010 Head of the Department of Marine Geology at the Leibniz-Institute for Baltic Sea … (IOW), Germany since 2010 Professor in Marine Geology at the Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University … of the Graduate Study Program “Material Flux in Marine Geosystems” at the University of Bremen, Germany … – Paleodrake – PS°97 2017 – RV Mirai – MR°16-09 Marine Geology working group Paleoceanography and
KLAUSI: project details [99.30% relevance%]
impacts on the structure and function of benthic marine biota off the South African coast. Groundwater … seeps induce physiological effects on marine species and thus influence the diversity of
Bronwyn Cahill [99.15% relevance%]
and how changing light climate impacts marine ecosystems and biogeochemical cycles. My
KLAUSI: project details [98.45% relevance%]
Area 3: Emerging Technologies Enabling Advanced Marine Science Partners: Alfred-Wegener-Institut, … Christian Albrechts Universität Kiel, Kiel Marine Science The German Alliance for Marine Research … research data management in the field of marine research, taking into account existing as well … on the Future Development of the German Marine Research Fleet), in which a considerable deficit … Area 3: Emerging Technologies Enabling Advanced Marine Science Partners: Alfred-Wegener-Institut, … Christian Albrechts Universität Kiel, Kiel Marine Science The German Alliance for Marine Research … research data management in the field of marine research, taking into account existing as well … on the Future Development of the German Marine Research Fleet), in which a considerable deficit