EXtreme ecosystem studies in the deep OCEan: Technological Developments. EXOCET/D
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Date | 2004 | ||||||||
Language | English | ||||||||
Author(s) | Sarradin Pierre-Marie1, Sarrazin Jozee1, Cadiou Jean-Francois1, Olu Karine1, Desbruyeres Damien1, Rigaud Vincent1, Drogou Jean-Francois1, Lecornu Fabrice1, Rolin Jean-Francois1, Vuillemin Renaud1, Cambon-Bonavita Marie-Anne1, Sauter E2, von Juterzenka K2, Boetius A2, Santos Rs3, Colaco Ana3, Pascoal A4, Oliveira Paulo4, Shillito Bruce5, Zal F6, Schultz A7, Taylor P7, Lane D8, Loke Rob9, Du Buf H9, Waldmann C10, Cormack A11, Sanfilippo L12, Masson M13 | ||||||||
Affiliation(s) | 1 : IFREMER, DRO, EP, Le Seyne Sur Mer, France. 2 : AWI, Dept. Geosystem & Project Group "Deep-Sea Research"(a), Project Group "AUV Payload Development and Deep-Sea Gradients"(b), Geosystem, Paleoenvironment from marine sediments(c), Bremerhaven, Germany 3 : University of the Azores, Dept of Oceanography and Fisheries (DOP), , Horta, Portugal 4 : Instituto Superior Técnico Lisbon, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Institute for Systems and Robotics, Portugal 5 : Université Pierre et Marie Curie, , UMR CNRS 7138, Systématique, Adaptation et Evolution, Paris, France 6 : Station Biologique Roscoff,Equipe Ecophysiologie, France 7 : Cardiff University,School of Earth, Ocean & Planetary Sciences, Cardiff, UK 8 : Heriot-Watt UniversityDept. Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering, , Edinburgh, UK 9 : University of Algarve,Dept. of Electronics and Computer Science, Vision Laboratory, Faro, Portugal 10 : University of Bremen, FB5/MARUM, Bremen, Germany 11 : SeeByte Ltd, Edinburgh, UK 12 : Systea srl, Anagni, Italy 13 : CAPSUM technologie GmbH, Trittau, Germany |
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Source | Proceedings Of The Fourteenth (2004) International Offshore And Polar Engineering Conference, Vol 1 (1098-6189) (International Society Offshore& Polar Engineers), 2004 , P. 738-745 | ||||||||
WOS© Times Cited | 1 | ||||||||
Keyword(s) | deep sea, ecosystem, imagery, in situ analysis, faunal sampling, submersibles, observatory | ||||||||
Abstract | The general objective of EXOCET/D is to develop, implement and test specific instruments aimed at exploring, describing, quantifying and monitoring biodiversity in deep-sea fragmented habitats as well as at identifying links between community structure and environmental dynamics. Onboard experimental devices will complement the approach, enabling experiments on species physiology. The EXOCET/D working fields include: video and acoustic imagery, in situ analysis of physico-chemical factors, quantitative sampling of macroand micro-organisms, in vivo experiments, integration of multidisciplinary data, implementation on European deep-submersibles and a final phase of technical and scientific validation | ||||||||
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