Project

MEECE

Marine Ecosystem Evolution in a Changing Environment

TerritoryEuropean
Funder:European Union
Duration2007-2013
StatusCompleted

Objective

Develop a hydrodynamic coupling model: Nutrients- phytoplankton-zooplankton-detritus (NPZD) for the Bay of Biscay.

Use this model in different climate scenarios of the IPCC to simulate and evaluate future productivity changes in the Bay of Biscay.

Add a higher trophic level model than that of the NPZD model to evaluate the consequences of primary production changes on the species being fished.

Implement an operational model to simulate the consequences of different management measures in diverse climate scenarios.

Proyectos de investigación

Regions4Climate

A socially-just transition to climate resilience

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KOSTAEGOKI

Vulnerabilidad, riesgo y adaptación de la costa de la CAV frente al cambio climático

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FutureMARES

Climate Change and Future Marine Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity

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URBAN KLIMA 2050

The biggest climate action project in the Basque Country

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CLIREMAR

Escenarios climáticos de los recursos marinos vulnerables de España

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CLIPES

Predicción y anticipación de los efectos de la variabilidad en condiciones oceanográficas y el cambio climático global a las pesquerías de las flotas vascas

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DIADES

Assessing and enhancing ecosystem services provided by diadromous fish in a climate change context

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LAMARCA-OMO

LAgrangian transport of MARine litter and microplastics from modeling, analysisand observations in CoAstal waters

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Related application sectors, research lines and sublines

Research lines: Climate change, Operational Oceanography

Research sublines: Coastal–Ocean Modelling, Trends and scenarios in climate change

Research team

Guillem Chust

Guillem Chust
Coordinator (PhD)

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