2016 STRONGMAR conference
A sea of science
Alan J. Jamieson (Newcastle University, England, UK)
Chair of the 2016 STRONGMAR conference
A
towed camera system to provide representative sampling of deep-sea habitats and
fish behaviour
Francis Neat (Marine Scotland Science, Scotland, UK)
Does
deep-sea benthic ecosystem research need new technological developments?
Bhavani E. Narayanaswamy (Scottish Marine Institute, Scotland,
UK)
“End-to-end”
trophodynamic understanding of deep-sea hydrothermal vents
William Reid (Newcastle University, England, UK)
MarinEye
– Building a multitrophic sensor for oceanic monitoring
Antonina dos Santos (IPMA, Portugal)
Blue
photonics: optics and sensors to sense the ocean
Pedro Jorge (INESC TEC, Portugal)
Life
and Light in the Deep Ocean
Alan J. Jamieson (Newcastle University, England, UK)
Marine
geological data: from shallow seas to deep oceans
Heather Stewart (British Geological Survey, Scotland,
UK)
Ocean
Colour Remote Sensing: Technology Requirements for a Radiative Transfer
Approach
David McKee (Strathclyde University, Scotland, UK)
CORAL:
a joint effort for the Sustainability of Ocean Exploitation
Filipe Castro (CIIMAR, Portugal)
Abyssal
and hadal fishes of the Pacific Ocean: baited lander studies from three hadal
trench systems
Thomas D. Linley (Newcastle University, England, UK)
Eduardo Silva (INESC TEC and ISEP, Portugal)
Principal Investigator of the STRONGMAR project