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Marine ecosystem health: A streamlined approach for assessments through integration, harmonisation and forecasting

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Professor Mike Elliott Mike.Elliott@hull.ac.uk
Emeritus Professor of Estuarine and Coastal Sciences/ Research Professor, Institute of Estuarine and Coastal Studies

Project Description

The project aims to review and assess the capacity of existing models and methods to produce integrated assessments of the status and health of marine ecosystems (in particular for habitats) to address multiple national and international environmental policy commitments and thereby streamlining marine ecosystem assessments. The suitability of these models to forecast and predict changes due to variations of environmental conditions or management practices will need to be assessed.

Status Project Complete
Value £40,507.00
Project Dates Sep 16, 2019 - Mar 20, 2020
Partner Organisations No Partners

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