Definition and application of ecological criteria and economic indicators for the impact study and cost determination of various types of pollution in the North Sea, more
Effects of pollution on macrozoobenthos communities in the Scheldt estuary, more
Marine ecotoxicology: distribution, flows and biological effects of metal pollutants in the Asterias rubens, a key species of the coastal biotopes of the North Sea, more
Modelling and simulation of the grazing pressure of zooplankton in the ecosystem of the North Sea. Practical and theoretical approach, more
Molecular dynamics of the absorption, accumulation and elimination of metals in marine organisms from the North Sea, more
Pathological and ecotoxicological study of sea birds and sea mammals in the North Sea and adjoining areas, more
Structure and function of the benthos in estuarine and coastal ecosystems in relation to current and future anthropogenic influences, more
Abstract
In July 1990, the Council of Ministers approved the support and the implementation of the "Impulsprogramme Marine Sciences" with a budget of 4,6 MEURO.
The objective of the programme was to give several research groups a renewed stimulus to lay the groundwork for better understanding of the marine environment and the natural and human factors that influence it. The programme aimed to contribute to international research efforts regarding the protection and sustainable use of the North Sea and Scheldt estuary and to assist the process of policy decision making at national level.
The programme enabled 18 research teams working on 12 projects to conduct research from September 1992 to December 1996.
Dewicke, A; Marine Biology Section (MARBIOL) – Ugent, Belgium; (2014): Hyperbenthic communities of the North Sea, more
Steyaert, M. (1994). Meiobenthos at the stations 115, 702, 790 on the Belgian Continental Shelf. Ghent University, Department of Biology, Marine Biology Section (MARBIOL), Belgium, more
PODOI: Vanaverbeke, J. & Steyaert, M. (1994). Length and width measurements of nematodes from coastal stations on the Belgian Continental Shelf. Ghent University, Department of Biology, Marine Biology Section (MARBIOL), Belgium., more
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