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Volume II Coastal protection 379
Page 1 and 2: OFFICE FOR OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS OF
Page 3 and 4: EurOCEAN 2000 The European Conferen
Page 5 and 6: TABLE OF CONTENTS (Volumes I - II)
Page 7 and 8: Integrated nitrogen model for europ
Page 9 and 10: II.1.2 Mehtods for monitoring, fore
Page 11: III.2.2 Oceanographic measurement a
Page 15 and 16: II.1.1. Coastal processes and morph
Page 17 and 18: TITLE: SURF AND SWASH ZONE MECHANIC
Page 19 and 20: SURF AND SWASH ZONE MECHANICS (SASM
Page 21 and 22: available for plane and barred beac
Page 23 and 24: • the nearshore circulation model
Page 25 and 26: Together the partners span most typ
Page 27 and 28: Dr Johan C. Winterwerp Dr Gilliane
Page 29 and 30: eal estuaries ( Tamar, Loire and We
Page 31 and 32: microflocs separated at a size of 1
Page 33 and 34: CONCLUSIONS The objective of the re
Page 35 and 36: Professor Brian O’Connor The Univ
Page 37 and 38: METHODOLOGY This is being achieved
Page 39 and 40: two on the south English coast. The
Page 41 and 42: TITLE: INLET DYNAMICS INITIATIVE: A
Page 43 and 44: ALGARVE INLET PROJECT: (INDIA) B.A.
Page 45 and 46: • Historic bathymetric chart anal
Page 47 and 48: TITLE : SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MODELLIN
Page 49 and 50: SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MODELLING IN MAR
Page 51 and 52: • Process Research: experimental
Page 53 and 54: Modelling results for rippled bed r
Page 55 and 56: II.1.2. Methods for monitoring, for
Page 57 and 58: TITLE: COASTAL REGION LONG-TERM MEA
Page 59 and 60: COASTAL REGION LONG-TERM MEASUREMEN
Page 61 and 62: characterized by coastal aerosol an
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B.Bulgarelli and G.Zibordi. Remote
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INFORMATION SOURCES AND DECISION SU
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Fig. 1: Screen-shot of a combinatio
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‰ Long-term routine monitoring an
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EUROWAVES - A USER FRIENDLY TOOL FO
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EUROWAVES incorporates an easy to u
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Figure 2 Examples of presentations
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TITLE : EUROPEAN RADAR OCEAN SENSIN
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project has the objective to demons
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Figure 4: Model currents field as d
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TITLE : PREPARATION AND INTEGRATION
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THE PIONEER PROJECT AS AN EXAMPLE O
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Fangar Split Q
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line is the 6-hourly operational an
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TITLE : MEDITERRANEAN FORECASTING S
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Prof. Dr. Geir Evensen Nansen Envir
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asin wide multi-platform, multi-use
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allows the research community to fa
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REFERENCES De Mey, P., and M. Benki
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ASSESSMENT OF ANTIFOULING AGENTS IN
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RESULTS Significant progress has be
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• FOCUSSING THE RESEARCH Followin
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Ferrer, I., Ballesteros, B., Marco,
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SCOUR AROUND COASTAL STRUCTURES (SC
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transport rate has been measured fo
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Ilstad, T., Svano; G., Torum, A., A
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INTRODUCTION VALIDATION OF LOW LEVE
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• Ice Forces Ice forces have been
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Heinonen, J.; Määttänen, M.; Hoy
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TITLE : THE OPTIMISATION OF CREST L
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THE OPTIMISATION OF CREST LEVEL DES
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anemometers supply the wind data. A
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approximately 2 hours at high water
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TITLE : EUROPEAN SHORE PLATFORM ERO
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Gemma Villanueva i Bohigas Dept. de
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EUROPEAN SHORE PLATFORM DYNAMICS (E
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GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATIONS The pro
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The preliminary data suggest that t
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Volume 2 Marine Technology 505
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III.1.1.Non-disturbing techniques 5
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TITLE : AUTOMATED IDENTIFICATION AN
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multi-parameter data requires multi
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MOLECULAR PROBES OF TAXONOMIC AFFIL
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REFERENCES Amann, R., Ludwig, W. &
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Jacques Meunier IFREMER Centre de B
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hydrophone array (Multiple Outputs)
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etween fluid, fluid-elastic, and el
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Fig.2: SIGMA project (EC-MAS3-CT97-
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OBJECTIVES Overview The nature of t
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METHODOLOGY The main activity of th
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Range finding can be attained by op
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MAJOR SUBCONTRACTORS: Hartmut Prand
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1. INTRODUCTION The upper layer of
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pressure sensor, guide pulley, swim
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5. EXAMPLE OF RISING MEASUREMENTS R
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publications to be produced will in
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Applications of 3-Dimensional Elect
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electromagnetic fields generated by
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TITLE : AUTOMATIC DIATOM IDENTIFICA
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microscopes. These images form the
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esults on a group of Navicula diato
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Pech-Pacheco, J., Cristobal, G., Ch
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RTD : Prof Jim Lucas Jon Seim The U
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PROJECT METHODOLOGY : RELEVANCE TO
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REFERENCES 1. Economic Impact Asses
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DINOFLAGELLATE CATEGORISATION BY AR
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PROJECT METHODOLOGY The project is
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Sources of the example specimen ima
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III.1.2 Underwater communication an
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TITLE: LONG RANGE TELEMETRY IN ULTR
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55 o 07’ to 55 o 11’ and the lo
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for only one transmit scenario. The
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The I-Q constellation diagram and t
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TITLE : MAKING SEISMIC REFLECTION P
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partners have overseen the initial
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FIGURE 2. Collection database windo
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FIGURE 3. Seismic rolls arrive in c
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TITLE : SHALLOW WATER ACOUSTIC NETW
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PROJECT ACHIEVEMENTS SHALLOW WATER
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A fundamental limit of this kind of
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ADVANCES IN THE ROBLINKS PROJECT ON
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Fig. 1. Set-up of the experiment Me
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CONCLUDING REMARKS ROBLINKS continu
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CONTRIBUTION TO UNDERWATER DIVING C
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The electrochemical effects on the
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[21] Marino AA, Berger TJ, Austin B
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ACOUSTIC BASED METHOD TO PREVENT TH
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project will be accessible on the s
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III.1.3.Underwater viewing 605
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TITLE: HIGH RESOLUTION IN SITU HOLO
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or an off-axis (object in reflectio
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protect the glass plates and provid
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axis holograms (the organisms are o
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616
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618 IMPROVING CAPACITY OF OFFSHORE
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Application of Jet Grouting Offshor
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Figure 2: Radial variation of uncon
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TITLE : VERY HIGH RESOLUTION MARINE
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properties, a 3D model of the physi
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GEOTECHNICAL / PHYSICAL MODELING La
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TITLE : ADVANCED ROV PACKAGE FOR AU
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ARAMIS, A NEW SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC IN
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634 Obstacle Avoidance Sonar Medium
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The second set of tests highlightin
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TITLE : A UNIVERSAL DOCKING - DOWNL
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OPERATIVE SCENARIOS The following o
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The Support Structure is characteri
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REFERENCES Bellingham, J. G., ”Ne
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Prof. Vassilios Papasoglou National
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tools will be directly compared to
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650 ADVANCED SYSTEM INTEGRATION FOR
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652 Figure 2.a The D. João de Cast
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networks is now completed, and will
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communities are dominated by the al
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TITLE : GEOPHYSICAL AND OCEANOGRAPH
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GEOPHYSICAL AND OCEANOGRAPHIC STATI
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The Data Acquisition and Control Sy
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REFERENCES Beranzoli L., De Santis
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670 HYACE, AUTOCLAVE CORING TOOLS F
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3. Status of the project in the sec
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TITLE : AUTOMOUS SYSTEM FOR MEASURI
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676 DEVELOPPING AUTONOMEOUS FLUXPAC
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CURRENT STATUS OF THE AUTOFLUX PROJ
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TITLE : TRACE METAL MONOTORING IN S
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LUMINESCENCE EQUIPMENT The equipmen
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The procedures described with Cd ca
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686 Table 2 /GVCN 1ZKFCVKQP 2TKPEKR
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688 OCEAN ACOUSTIC TOMOGRAPHY OPERA
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THE TOMOLAB SOFTWARE PACKAGE TOMOLA
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DATA FORMATS AND ARCHIVING A standa
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REFERENCES Munk, W.H. and Wunsch, C
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696 SPECTROSCOPY USING OPTICAL FIBR
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two spectral ranges by exploiting t
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The concept of optodes linked to a
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DEVELOPMENT AND TEST OF AN INNOVATI
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In order to keep the pH constant a
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All electrodes had very short adjus
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REFERENCES 1 Izzo. G., Annual Summa
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