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Sarah Piehl - Publications [100.00% relevance%]
). Emission, transport and retention of floating marine macro-litter (plastics): The Role of Baltic
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, Report No. 1, vol. 1-2, Japan Agency for Marine Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC), ISBN 978
Sarah Piehl - Publications [98.45% relevance%]
). Emission, transport and retention of floating marine macro-litter (plastics): The Role of Baltic
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and U. Gräwe (2024). Deconstructing co-occurring marine heatwave and phytoplankton bloom events in the … ). Emission, transport and retention of floating marine macro-litter (plastics): The Role of Baltic … structure and biodiversity of macrofauna around marine munition dumpsites - A case study from the … Rev. Mar. Sci. 10: 371-395, doi: 10.1146/annurev-marine-010816-060535 Burchard, H., K. Bolding, R. … stepping scheme for biogeochemical processes in marine ecosystem models" [Ocean Modeling 85 (2015) 32- … stepping scheme for biogeochemical processes in marine ecosystem models. Ocean model. 85: 32-41, doi:10 … of a discontinuous Galerkin finite element marine model with a finite difference turbulence
KLAUSI: project details [97.18% relevance%]
best practices for the determination of the marine carbonate system in coastal waters, as well as
KLAUSI: project details [96.88% relevance%]
best practices for the determination of the marine carbonate system in coastal waters, as well as
Bioinformatics and 'omics data science [96.07% relevance%]
data from the Baltic Sea (collaboration with WG Marine Nitrogen Cycling) Furthermore, we are dedicated
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Work Packages [95.89% relevance%]
of International Conference on "Drivers of Marine Ecosystem Change" D5.4 Month 36 (WP 5) - Final
Projekte: Querschnittsaufgaben [95.76% relevance%]
pH-measurements for monitoring of marine acidification in the Baltic Sea BSH - Bundesamt
RV Merian - MSM105 (2022) - Blog, Post 10 [95.24% relevance%]
sulfide (H2S). Another extremely interesting non-marine piece of information: hydrogen sulfide is