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A circumnavigation oceanographic expedition to generate a high resolution inventory of global change impact on the ecosystem of the ocean, researching its biodiversity in the deep.
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A circumnavigation oceanographic expedition to generate a high resolution inventory of global change impact on the ecosystem of the ocean, researching its biodiversity in the deep.
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A circumnavigation oceanographic expedition to generate a high resolution inventory of global change impact on the ecosystem of the ocean, researching its biodiversity in the deep.
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1)Test predictions of the empirical model of Rodríguez et al. [The role of mesoscale Vertical motion in controlling the structure of phytoplankton in the ocean. Nature, vol. 410, 360-363 (2001)] for spectra that include cell aggregates biomass and zooplankton fecal pellets 2)Analysis of size structure of plankton and particulate matter transported into deep water along isopycnals surfaces. 3) Analysis of balance between the upstream and downstream flows of carbon through two reference surfaces: the maximum fluorescence subsurface and bottom of the euphotic layer.
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The campaign has two objectives: 1. Making a mesh of CTD's in the Ibiza channel and radial RADMED in Mallorca Channel. 2. The launch drifter of the Ibiza channel for the program SOCIB Drifter Facility.
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A circumnavigation oceanographic expedition to generate a high resolution inventory of global change impact on the ecosystem of the ocean, researching its biodiversity in the deep.
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Carbon flux in the Canary region: identification of local balance and trophic structure
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Oceanography Bransfield Strait: environmental parameters, productivity and characterization of plankton communities.
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Organic carbon and pollutants to the polar ocean: rates, significance and prospects.
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Physiological adaptations of fish in ice (Channichtyidae) during development, with special reference to the expression and activity of the inducible form of nitric oxide synthase (NOS)