Seagrass workshop sea trial data report
Paulo Felisberto, Friedrich Zabel, César C. Martins
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Paulo Felisberto, Friedrich Zabel, César C. Martins
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The Seagrass Workshop sea trial took place in a very shallow water area in front of STARESO (Station the recherchessous-marines et oceanographiques), Punta la Revellata, Gulf of Calvi, Corsica from 10 to 19 October 2011, in the frameworkof the Action ES0906 (Seagrass productivity: from genes to ecosystem management) supported by the FP7 Programme COST (European Cooperation in the Field of Scienti c and Technical Research). During this multidisciplinary workshop the participating groups have sampled the Posidonia oceanica eld using di erent methods in order to characterize the seagras individuals and the whole community. This report describes the data gathered by the SiPLAB/Marsensing team, which objective is to characterize the in uence of seagrass oxygen production in acoustic propagation and develop techniques to estimate oxygen production by acoustic means.
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The Seagrass Workshop sea trial took place in a very shallow water area in front of STARESO (Station the recherchessous-marines et oceanographiques), Punta la Revellata, Gulf of Calvi, Corsica from 10 to 19 October 2011, in the frameworkof the Action ES0906 (Seagrass productivity: from genes to ecosystem management) supported by the FP7 Programme COST (European Cooperation in the Field of Scienti c and Technical Research). During this multidisciplinary workshop the participating groups have sampled the Posidonia oceanica eld using di erent methods in order to characterize the seagras individuals and the whole community. This report describes the data gathered by the SiPLAB/Marsensing team, which objective is to characterize the in uence of seagrass oxygen production in acoustic propagation and develop techniques to estimate oxygen production by acoustic means.
Key concepts: Remote sensing, Geography, Oceanography, Computer science, Geology