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• MarBEF booklet summary
  ...Sea|key microbes]] that participate in biogeochemical cycling in different areas around Europe. This provided further crucial data for understanding the lin ...ied [[Future marine biodiversity and ecosystem functioning research issues|areas where further work is essential]] and that will require concentrated effort
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• Declaration of Mutual Understanding for Data Sharing within MarBEF Theme 1
  ...yses of data were carried out at two levels: a) over large biogeographical areas across Europe, species inventories and schemes of phylogenetic relatedness,
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• The Baltic Algae Watch System - a remote sensing application for monitoring cyanobacterial blooms in the Baltic Sea
  ...Collecting data using remote sensing techniques enables monitoring of vast areas on a regular basis in NRT. The main disadvantage is that most sensors canno ...lude that heavy blooms are not under sampled in cloud free areas and these areas are on average evenly distributed over the open Baltic Sea during summer mo
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• Marine Protected Areas in Europe
  ...cond part of the article focuses on the implementation of Marine Protected Areas in Europe. An overview of the most important international/regional as well ...e to conserve ecologically valuable marine samples. Today Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are recognized by most countries and regions in the world as an impo
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• Aegean Islands
  ...lan. For example, recently a law was passed to define the specific coastal areas for aquaculture development when the national plan for coastal zone managem ...s negative for the coastal environment (§8.1) and some actions to delimit areas should be taken (§8.3).
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• Al Hoceima coast
  ...e of coastal landscapes, irrespective of their classification as protected areas, shall adopt measures to ensure the protection of coastal landscapes throug ...m of coastal ecosystems;</br>(iii) to monitor coastal aquifers and dynamic areas of contact or interface between fresh and salt water, which may be adversel
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• Policy instruments for integrated coastal zone management
  ...the 1980s, when there was a shift away from dealing with narrower problem areas towards broader and more integrated assessments of environmental issues. En ...ng guidelines for improving activities and resource utilization in coastal areas. Planning is in this view implementing most of the other policy instruments
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• Wave energy converters
  ...luding severe storms, but also saltwater corrosive effects and biofouling. Areas with a more consistent wave climate and narrow-band wave spectrum may there ...ddition, connection points to the electricity grid may not be available in areas where the conditions for wave energy generation are most favorable.
  62 KB (9,587 words) - 22:04, 7 May 2024
• Artificial reefs
  ...al conditions and needs. Most of the units are designed to provide nursery areas for fish, to permit a good water recirculation, promote current deflections
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• Use of X-band and HF radar in marine hydrography
  ...by WERA. Two first-order Bragg peaks and the second-order sidebands (grey areas around the first-order peaks) can be seen. The two vertical grey lines mark ...e the in situ instruments always provide point measurements. Especially in areas with strong current shear due to topography or geostrophic effects, large d
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• Integrated Coastal Zone Management: analysis of the environmental condition of the coastal area of the Northern Range of Trinidad
  ...n the steady increase of human activities along the coast and in its inner areas. This article presents an overview of its environmental condition and its c ...squatting, quarrying, and forest fires. Most expert estimates, that the areas of forest in the Northern Range have declined.
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• OSPAR Convention (Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-East Atlantic) and OSPAR Commission
  ...c) and [[Barcelona Convention]] (for the Mediterranean) apply in these sea areas.</P> ...nd the marine ecosystem to maintain and, where practicable, restore marine areas affected
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• HELCOM (Helsinki Commission) and Helsinki Convention
  == Joint HELCOM/OSPAR Work Programme on Marine Protected Areas == ...ent network of well managed marine protected areas (MPAs) for the maritime areas of both HELCOM (Baltic Sea) and OSPAR (North East Atlantic).</P>
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• Deciding on Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) for ICZM
  ...mmes for coastal areas will vary from country to country and between local areas. ...g the coastal zone. Arguably this may be applied to strategies for coastal areas as well.
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• ICZM Scoping Pressures and Drivers
  ...ers. Even the use of emoticon symbols has been used to good effect in some areas.
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• ICZM Scoping Risks
  The objective of the '''Risk Identification''' is to identify key areas of uncertainty, to identify vulnerability, and to help identify measures to ...te change adds a new and challenging dimension to risk analysis in coastal areas, not only because of the uncertainty of its scale and impacts, but also bec
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• Shore protection vegetation
  [[Image:BeachZones.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Fig. 1. Beach areas that alternately accrete and erode under the influence of waves.]] In temperate climate zones, muddy shores occur mainly in sheltered areas within bays, lagoons and estuaries. The dominant vegetation species are ''S
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• What causes eutrophication?
  ...opogenic nutrient input: erosion and leaching from fertilized agricultural areas, sewage from cities and industrial waste water. Atmospheric deposition of n
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• Dynamics, threats and management of biogenic reefs
  ...ef>). Many studies have reported extensive colonies in predominantly sandy areas (Warren and Sheldon, 1967<ref>WARREN P.J., SHELDON R.W., 1967. Feeding and ...f>). It also appears to favour locations around the edges of sand banks or areas with sand waves (Foster‐Smith, 2001<ref name= "Foster-Smith">FOSTER‐SMI
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• How can Marine Sciences help?
  ...gy. It declares that special attention will be paid to priority scientific areas which cut across themes, e.g. marine related sciences and technologies with
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