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L62

Levashov, D.E.
    The Instrumental Methods for Estimating Fish Stocks Food Base Using Optical Measurement Principles [Электронный ресурс] / Levashov, D.E. // Modern methods for assessing the biological productivity of waters in industrial areas of the World ocean: VNIRO proceedings. - M.: VNIRO Publishing, 2014. - V. 152. - P. 57-72. - 2014

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Рубрики: Bioproductivity

   Hydrology


   Optics


   Methodology


   Hydrochemistry


   Modeling


Аннотация: The instrumental methods that allow to determine authentically the environmental characteristics in real time "in situ" are considered. Their classification is developed basing on physics measurements and on interpretation of hydrobiological data as well. The main attention is given to meters using rapid optical measurement principles to conduct both rapid estimation of fish food base and the character of its formation. The main criterion for choosing meters is their methodological compatibility with CTD-complexes. Modern serial models for optical measuring instruments and recommendations for their use are presented from the standpoint of significance for fisheries.

Levashov, D.E. The Instrumental Methods for Estimating Fish Stocks Food Base Using Optical Measurement Principles [Электронный ресурс] / Levashov, D.E. // Modern methods for assessing the biological productivity of waters in industrial areas of the World ocean: VNIRO proceedings. - M.: VNIRO Publishing, 2014. - V. 152. - P. 57-72 : VNIRO Publishing, 2014

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Levashov, D.E. The Instrumental Methods for Estimating Fish Stocks Food Base Using Optical Measurement Principles [Электронный ресурс] / Levashov, D.E. // Modern methods for assessing the biological productivity of waters in industrial areas of the World ocean: VNIRO proceedings. - M.: VNIRO Publishing, 2014. - V. 152. - P. 57-72 : VNIRO Publishing, 2014


Article
L62

Levashov, D.E.
    The Instrumental Methods for Estimating Fish Stocks Food Base Using Optical Measurement Principles [Электронный ресурс] / Levashov, D.E. // Modern methods for assessing the biological productivity of waters in industrial areas of the World ocean: VNIRO proceedings. - M.: VNIRO Publishing, 2014. - V. 152. - P. 57-72. - 2014

~РУБ Article

Рубрики: Bioproductivity

   Hydrology


   Optics


   Methodology


   Hydrochemistry


   Modeling


Аннотация: The instrumental methods that allow to determine authentically the environmental characteristics in real time "in situ" are considered. Their classification is developed basing on physics measurements and on interpretation of hydrobiological data as well. The main attention is given to meters using rapid optical measurement principles to conduct both rapid estimation of fish food base and the character of its formation. The main criterion for choosing meters is their methodological compatibility with CTD-complexes. Modern serial models for optical measuring instruments and recommendations for their use are presented from the standpoint of significance for fisheries.

Article
P32

Patin, S.A.
    Anthropogenic Impact on Marine Ecosystems and Living Resources: Sources, Effects, Problems [Электронный ресурс] / Patin, S.A. // Commercial species and their biology: VNIRO proceedings. - M.: VNIRO Publishing, 2015. - V. 154. - P. 85-104. - 2015

~РУБ Article

Рубрики: Chemistry

   Pollutions


   Ecosystems


   Resources


   Methodology


   Petroleum products


Аннотация: The present environmental situation in the World Ocean is characterized by the diversity and unevenness of human impact on marine ecosystems and living resources. An alarming trait of this global picture is the concurrence of highly bioproductive areas with regions of the heaviest anthropogenic impact. The most of the offshore and coastal human activities is accompanied by pollution of marine environment. The probable decrease of the overall biological productivity in coastal ecosystems due to chronic pollution is about 10%, as compared with the optimum production in a "pure" World Ocean. Potential risk of ecological catastrophes at the regional level is associated mainly with oil spills, eutrophication of coastal waters, and invasion of alien species. Relatively new factors of large-scale anthropogenic impact include appearance of small particles of plastics in the open ocean and "noise pollution" of water masses. Up to now, the generally accepted methodology of quantitative assessment of anthropogenic impact on marine ecosystems and living resources does not exist.

Patin, S.A. Anthropogenic Impact on Marine Ecosystems and Living Resources: Sources, Effects, Problems [Электронный ресурс] / Patin, S.A. // Commercial species and their biology: VNIRO proceedings. - M.: VNIRO Publishing, 2015. - V. 154. - P. 85-104 : VNIRO Publishing, 2015

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Patin, S.A. Anthropogenic Impact on Marine Ecosystems and Living Resources: Sources, Effects, Problems [Электронный ресурс] / Patin, S.A. // Commercial species and their biology: VNIRO proceedings. - M.: VNIRO Publishing, 2015. - V. 154. - P. 85-104 : VNIRO Publishing, 2015


Article
P32

Patin, S.A.
    Anthropogenic Impact on Marine Ecosystems and Living Resources: Sources, Effects, Problems [Электронный ресурс] / Patin, S.A. // Commercial species and their biology: VNIRO proceedings. - M.: VNIRO Publishing, 2015. - V. 154. - P. 85-104. - 2015

~РУБ Article

Рубрики: Chemistry

   Pollutions


   Ecosystems


   Resources


   Methodology


   Petroleum products


Аннотация: The present environmental situation in the World Ocean is characterized by the diversity and unevenness of human impact on marine ecosystems and living resources. An alarming trait of this global picture is the concurrence of highly bioproductive areas with regions of the heaviest anthropogenic impact. The most of the offshore and coastal human activities is accompanied by pollution of marine environment. The probable decrease of the overall biological productivity in coastal ecosystems due to chronic pollution is about 10%, as compared with the optimum production in a "pure" World Ocean. Potential risk of ecological catastrophes at the regional level is associated mainly with oil spills, eutrophication of coastal waters, and invasion of alien species. Relatively new factors of large-scale anthropogenic impact include appearance of small particles of plastics in the open ocean and "noise pollution" of water masses. Up to now, the generally accepted methodology of quantitative assessment of anthropogenic impact on marine ecosystems and living resources does not exist.

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