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and transformation processes Department: Marine Geology Participation: R. Bahlo, G. Bening, Dr.
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pelagic CH4 reservoirs in the ocean, making them marine hotspots for greenhouse gases. However, it is
Publication List 2005 [99.89% relevance%]
2005). (Guest ed.:) Part 4: Boundary layers. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … Part 3: Numerical and computational methods. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … Part 3: Numerical and computational methods. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … 2005). Epilogue to Part 4 : Boundary layers. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … Part 3: Numerical and computational methods. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … 2005). Prologue to Part 4 : Boundary layers. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … aspects of turbulence-closure models. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … A. Stips (2005). The GOTM modelling system. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … . and T. Osborn (2005). A unifying framework for marine ecological model comparison. Deep-sea res. Pt. 2 … persistent organic pollutants in four species of
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2005). (Guest ed.:) Part 4: Boundary layers. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … Part 3: Numerical and computational methods. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … Part 3: Numerical and computational methods. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … 2005). Epilogue to Part 4 : Boundary layers. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … Part 3: Numerical and computational methods. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … 2005). Prologue to Part 4 : Boundary layers. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … aspects of turbulence-closure models. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … A. Stips (2005). The GOTM modelling system. In: Marine turbulence : theories, observations and models. … . and T. Osborn (2005). A unifying framework for marine ecological model comparison. Deep-sea res. Pt. 2 … persistent organic pollutants in four species of
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, Germany, 19-23 March 2007). 154 S. (Journal of marine systems, vol. 74, suppl.) Burchard, H., L. … Peters (2008). Impact of small-scale physics on marine biology (editorial). J. mar. syst. 70: 215-308 … , Eds. (2008). Impact of small-scale physics on marine biology : selected papers from the 2nd … . Amsterdam: Elsevier. 215-308 S. (Journal of marine systems, special issue, vol. 70, no. 3/4) … , H. Skov and N. Wasmund (2008). Climate-related marine ecosystem change. In: Assessment of climate … and climate, physics, chemistry, biology, and marine environment. Hoboken: Wiley-Interscience. 703 S … Sea. In: Real-time coastal observing systems for marine ecosystem dynamics and harmful algal blooms : … . Su (2008). Physical processes in semi-enclosed marine systems. In: Watersheds, bays, and bounded seas … : the science and management of semi-enclosed marine systems. Ed. by E. R. Urban, B. Sundby, P. … , K. and R. Massana (2008). Protistan grazing on marine bacterioplankton. In: Microbial
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A Nucleic Acid Biosensor for the Monitoring of Marine Phytoplankton ” Mironov, D., E. Heise, E. … FOR HYDROCARBONS AND THEIR POTENTIAL USE IN MARINE APPLICATIONS” Rueda, F. J., S. G. Schladow, E. … .” Jesper Zedlitz “Using XML-based formats for marine data” Zilitinkevitch, S. “A minimal energy- and … A Nucleic Acid Biosensor for the Monitoring of Marine Phytoplankton ” Mironov, D., E. Heise, E. … FOR HYDROCARBONS AND THEIR POTENTIAL USE IN MARINE APPLICATIONS” Rueda, F. J., S. G. Schladow, E. … .” Jesper Zedlitz “Using XML-based formats for marine data” Zilitinkevitch, S. “A minimal energy- and … A Nucleic Acid Biosensor for the Monitoring of Marine Phytoplankton ” Mironov, D., E. Heise, E. … FOR HYDROCARBONS AND THEIR POTENTIAL USE IN MARINE APPLICATIONS” Rueda, F. J., S. G. Schladow, E. … .” Jesper Zedlitz “Using XML-based formats for marine data” Zilitinkevitch, S. “A minimal energy- and
KLAUSI: project details [99.47% relevance%]
pelagic CH4 reservoirs in the ocean, making them marine hotspots for greenhouse gases. However, it is
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use of resources of the complex Benguela marine ecosystem. The gathered data will be published
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of this cooperative Ukrainian-German project in marine sciences will be substantiated by joint cruises
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of methane and nitrous oxide measurements in the marine environment. Biogeosciences 17: 5809-5828, doi: … . Bittig (2019). Training the Next Generation of Marine Biogeochemists Eos. Earth & Space Science News. … CO2 Reference Network, SOCONET and associated Marine Boundary Layer CO2 measurements. Front. Mar. Sci … and H. Strand (2019). Towards sustainability of marine governance: Challenges and enablers for … stakeholder integration in transboundary marine spatial planning in the Baltic Sea. Ocean … of methane and nitrous oxide measurements in the marine environment. Biogeosciences 17: 5809-5828, doi: … . Bittig (2019). Training the Next Generation of Marine Biogeochemists Eos. Earth & Space Science News. … CO2 Reference Network, SOCONET and associated Marine Boundary Layer CO2 measurements. Front. Mar. Sci … and H. Strand (2019). Towards sustainability of marine governance: Challenges and enablers for … stakeholder integration in transboundary marine spatial planning in the Baltic