HIERARCHICAL REGIONALIZATION SYSTEM FOR BARENTS AND KARA SEAS IN CONNECTION WITH THE MULTI-LEVEL ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING OF HYDRO-TECHNICAL MACRO-PROJECTS
Section: ICM AND SATOUMI SPECIAL SESSION
Authors:
1.
Russian State Hydrometeorological university
2.
Russian State Hydrometeorological university
3.
Russian State Hydrometeorological University
4.
St. Petersburg State university
5.
St. Petersburg State university
6.
St. Petersburg Peter the Great Polytechnical university
Type:
Сonference article
Published:
01.12.2016
Subject area:
34.35
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TEC060000
Language:
English
Keywords:
Marine coastal zones, anthropogenic impact, hierarchical system, landscape- and biome-based regionalization, large marine ecosystems and ecoregions, multi-level environmental monitoring, engineering macro-projects
Abstract (English):
The hierarchical system of landscape- and biome-based regionalization ranging from local to global scales is proposed for the Barents and Kara Seas region, based on principles of large marine ecosystems and ecoregions concept. Being a prerequisite for rational exploitation and protection of marine biological resources at different levels, developing of hierarchical regionalization system can be used for organizing the multi-level environmental monitoring of engineering macro-projects in the coastal zones of the Barents and Kara Seas – such as exploitation of Stockman gas field, and construction of Sabetta port complex.
The hierarchical system of landscape- and biome-based regionalization ranging from local to global scales is proposed for the Barents and Kara Seas region, based on principles of large marine ecosystems and ecoregions concept. Being a prerequisite for rational exploitation and protection of marine biological resources at different levels, developing of hierarchical regionalization system can be used for organizing the multi-level environmental monitoring of engineering macro-projects in the coastal zones of the Barents and Kara Seas – such as exploitation of Stockman gas field, and construction of Sabetta port complex.
Keywords:
Marine coastal zones, anthropogenic impact, hierarchical system, landscape- and biome-based regionalization, large marine ecosystems and ecoregions, multi-level environmental monitoring, engineering macro-projects
Marine coastal zones, anthropogenic impact, hierarchical system, landscape- and biome-based regionalization, large marine ecosystems and ecoregions, multi-level environmental monitoring, engineering macro-projects
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