Sustaining the World's Large Marine Ecosystems
Sustaining the World's Large Marine Ecosystems
Sustaining the World's Large Marine Ecosystems
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Part IV The Way Ahead<br />
14. Forecasting shelf processes of relevance to living marine resources in <strong>the</strong><br />
BCLME<br />
15. Environmental requirements of maritime operations in <strong>the</strong> Benguela coastal<br />
ocean<br />
CD van der Lingen, P.<br />
Fréon, L. Hutchings, C.<br />
Roy, G. Bailey, C.<br />
Bartholomae, A.C.<br />
Cockcroft, J.G. Field, K.R.<br />
Peard, and A. van der<br />
Plas<br />
M. Grundlingh, P. Morant,<br />
R. van Ballegooyen,<br />
A. Badenhorst, E. Gomes,<br />
L. Greyling, J. Guddal, I.<br />
Hunter, D. Japp, L.<br />
Maartens, K. Peard, G.<br />
Smith, C. Wainman<br />
16. Towards a future integrated forecasting system G. Bundrit et al.<br />
17. Forecasting a <strong>Large</strong> <strong>Marine</strong> Ecosystem J. Woods<br />
Accompanying CD containing relevant explanatory information about <strong>the</strong> WS as<br />
well as texts of selected contributed and invited papers presented during <strong>the</strong><br />
Specialist Sessions and at <strong>the</strong> Closing Ceremony, plus relevant model outputs/<br />
animations and color diagrams are included .