Time-space fluctuations of chlorophyll-a (Chl-a) within the region off central-southern Chile (33–42°S), and their association with meteorological-oceanographic conditions, were analyzed using satellite time series data (2002–2012). The mean distribution of moderate values of Chl-a (~0.5 mg∙m −3 ) in the northern section (33–38°S) extended out to ~200 km of the coast whereas they were restricte...

As altimeter satellites approach coastal areas, the number of valid sea surface height measurements decrease dramatically because of land contamination. In recent years, different methodologies have been developed to recover data within 10–20 km from the coast. These include computation of geophysical corrections adapted to the coastal zone and retracking of raw radar echoes. In this paper, we ...

Water quality remediation in a heavily polluted tidal river in Guangzhou, South China Yanqing Sheng a , Fanzhong Chen b , Guoying Sheng b & Jiamo Fu b a Key Laboratory of Coastal Zone Environment Processes, Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Yantai, 264003, China b State Key Laboratory of Organic Geochemistry, Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Aca...

The multidisciplinary Coastal Zone (CZ) network from the National Institute of Sciences and Technology (INCT) for Climate Change, aims to evaluate the state of knowledge and coordinate projects dealing with the effects of global climate changes in the country’s coastal zone. During its first year, CZ focused on literature review, historic data analysis and vulnerability studies. The studies wer...

Zobellia sp. strain OII3 was isolated from a marine environmental sample due to its heterotrophic lifestyle, i.e., using Escherichia coli cells as prey. It shows strong agar-lytic activity. The genome was assembled into 41 contigs with a total size of 5.4 Mb, revealing the genetic basis for natural product biosynthesis.

The Baltic Sea is the second largest (373 000 km) brackish water system in the world and experiences long periods of anoxia and hypoxia (\2 ml l) below the halocline at approximately 80 m depth. This ‘dead zone’ could have a below-halocline extension of 70 000 km (2011), which is similar to the area of Scotland. Although the Baltic Sea has had periods of low oxygen in historical times (Zillén e...

Abstract. The Hailuoto Atmospheric Observations over Sea ice (HAOS) campaign took place at the westernmost point of island (Finland) between 27 February and 2 March 2020. aim was to obtain atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) observations seasonal sea in Bay Bothnia. Throughout 4 d, both fixed-wing quad-propeller rotorcraft unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were deployed measure properties lower ABL ...

The intersection of human health and the ocean occurs overwhelmingly in the coastal zone. The coastal zone extends from the upland penetration of tidal rivers to the edge of the continental shelf, which can extend 100 miles or more beyond the coast itself. The world's coastlines, including temperate, tropical, and polar coasts, have been estimated to total about 372,000 miles (Smithsonian Insti...