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Developing marine mammal Dynamic Energy Budget models and their potential for integration into the iPCoD framework

Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Reports,Marine Planning

Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Vol 11 No 11 Offshore renewables have the potential to make a significant contribution to the Scottish Government’s target to generate 50% of Scotland's overall energy consumption from renewable sources by...

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Ocean Acidification - Baseline study of carbonate chemistry in Scottish Waters

Monitoring

Ocean Acidification : A Baseline Study assessing seasonal and inter-annual varability of carbonate chemistry in Scottish Waters. The chemistry of the seawater carbonate system is complex, an imbalance as a result of absorption of atmospheric CO2,...

Ocean Acidification Baseline Study - East Coast Scotland 2008-2013

Monitoring

Ocean Acidification - Baseline study of carbonate chemistry in Scottish Waters

Clean Seas Environment Monitoring Programme (CSEMP) - Winter Nutrient Concentrations 2007-2019

Monitoring

Marine Environmental Assessment Group data for organic contaminants, metals, biological effects and water chemistry collected for the Clean Seas Environment Monitoring Programme (CSEMP). Sediment and biota samples are analysed for organic...

Winter Nutrient Data 2007-2019

Monitoring

Clean Seas Environment Monitoring Programme (CSEMP) - Winter Nutrient Concentrations 2007-2019

Developing marine mammal Dynamic Energy Budget models and their potential for integration into the iPCoD framework: Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Vol 11 No 11

Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Reports,Marine Planning

Developing marine mammal Dynamic Energy Budget models and their potential for integration into the iPCoD framework

Table 15 - scenarios to simulate increasing harbour seal populations

Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Reports,Marine Planning

Review Of Demographic Parameters And Sensitivity Analysis To Inform Inputs And Outputs Of Population Consequences Of Disturbance Assessments For Marine Mammals

Figure 17 - Harbour seal - stable population differences

Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Reports,Marine Planning

Review Of Demographic Parameters And Sensitivity Analysis To Inform Inputs And Outputs Of Population Consequences Of Disturbance Assessments For Marine Mammals

Figure 15 - Harbour seal systematic sensitivity tests

Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Reports,Marine Planning

Review Of Demographic Parameters And Sensitivity Analysis To Inform Inputs And Outputs Of Population Consequences Of Disturbance Assessments For Marine Mammals

Figure 14 - Minke whale sensitivity analysis

Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Reports,Marine Planning

Review Of Demographic Parameters And Sensitivity Analysis To Inform Inputs And Outputs Of Population Consequences Of Disturbance Assessments For Marine Mammals

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Developing marine mammal Dynamic Energy Budget models and their potential for integration into the iPCoD framework

Ocean Acidification - Baseline study of carbonate chemistry in Scottish Waters

Ocean Acidification Baseline Study - East Coast Scotland 2008-2013

Clean Seas Environment Monitoring Programme (CSEMP) - Winter Nutrient Concentrations 2007-2019

Winter Nutrient Data 2007-2019

Developing marine mammal Dynamic Energy Budget models and their potential for integration into the iPCoD framework: Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Vol 11 No 11

Table 15 - scenarios to simulate increasing harbour seal populations

Figure 17 - Harbour seal - stable population differences

Figure 15 - Harbour seal systematic sensitivity tests

Figure 14 - Minke whale sensitivity analysis