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North Atlantic Ocean
192 record(s)
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Transit Cartagena-Las Palmas-Salvador de Bahía
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Annual Progress Monitoring and quantification of the uptake of CO2 in the Atlantic
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Latitudinal patterns in regulation of the oceanic plankton production
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Acoustic seabed characterization by inversion techniques and evaluation of immersive echogram.
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Echo-sounding and noise inherent in the BIO Hesperides
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? Estimation of the abundance of small pelagic fishes, with special focus on anchovy juveniles, in the southern part of the Bay of Biscay.\n? Cartography of the distribution of these populations.\n? Study of the distribution of anchovy and sardine eggs.\n? Biological sampling of the species of interest (e.g. ). Particularly for anchovy, analysis of stomach contents for the characterisation of the food regime and of otholits for the study of daily growth rates.\n? Continuous sampling of auxiliary variables for the characterisation of the ambient environment.\n? Study of the hydrographic conditions and distribution of plankton components in order to define the physical and biological processes which are relevant for the regulation of the species of interest.
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CR PELACUS 0405 Give an improved estiamtion of the abundance of pelagic fish present in the North-east Atlantic waters in spring which is the spawning period for these fish species, but focussing in sardine and anchovy. Complementary to this main objective the survey design and strategies will allow the enviroment be characterised by recording differente variables (i. e. temperature, salinity, fluorescence, plankton, winds or air temperature) in vertical and horizontal profiles along the surveyed area with no noticeable extra-effort. As it was pointed out, these variables will help the acoustic estimations be improved whilst an extensive environment characterisation at the spawning time will be done. This year there was in use for the first time an Laser Optical Plankton Counter (LOPC), in collaboration with investigators of the IFREMER. Also sampling of sardine for the estimation of parameters of fecundity necessary for the application of the MPDH.
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? Estimation of the abundance of small pelagic fishes, with special focus on anchovy juveniles, in the southern part of the Bay of Biscay.\n? Cartography of the distribution of these populations.\n? Study of the distribution of anchovy and sardine eggs.\n? Biological sampling of the species of interest (e.g. ). Particularly for anchovy, analysis of stomach contents for the characterisation of the food regime and of otholits for the study of daily growth rates.\n? Continuous sampling of auxiliary variables for the characterisation of the ambient environment.\n? Study of the hydrographic conditions and distribution of plankton components in order to define the physical and biological processes which are relevant for the regulation of the species of interest.
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? Estimation of the abundance of small pelagic fishes, with special focus on anchovy juveniles, in the southern part of the Bay of Biscay.\n? Cartography of the distribution of these populations.\n? Study of the distribution of anchovy and sardine eggs.\n? Biological sampling of the species of interest (e.g. ). Particularly for anchovy, analysis of stomach contents for the characterisation of the food regime and of otholits for the study of daily growth rates.\n? Continuous sampling of auxiliary variables for the characterisation of the ambient environment.\n? Study of the hydrographic conditions and distribution of plankton components in order to define the physical and biological processes which are relevant for the regulation of the species of interest.
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CR PELACUS 0404 Give an improved estiamtion of the abundance of pelagic fish present in the North-east Atlantic waters in spring which is the spawning period for these fish species, but focussing in sardine and anchovy. Complementary to this main objective the survey design and strategies will allow the enviroment be characterised by recording differente variables (i. e. temperature, salinity, fluorescence, plankton, winds or air temperature) in vertical and horizontal profiles along the surveyed area with no noticeable extra-effort. As it was pointed out, these variables will help the acoustic estimations be improved whilst an extensive environment characterisation at the spawning time will be done. (French 20050099/ref 4030270)