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EXtreme ecosystem studies in the deep OCEan : Technological Developments


Sarradin, P-M, Sarrazin, J, Allais, AG, Almeida, D, Brandou, V, Boetius, A, Buffier, E, Coiras, E, Colaco, A, Cormack, A, Dentrecolas, S, Desbruyeres, D, Dorval, P, du Buf, H, Dupont, J, Godfroy, A, Gouillou, M, Gronemann, J, Hamel, G, Hamon, M, Hoge, U, Lane, D, Le Gall, C, Leroux, D, Legrand, J, Leon, P, Leveque, JP, Masson, M, Olu, K, Pascoal, A, Sauter, E, Sanfilippo, L, Savino, E, Sebastiao, L, Santos, R Serrao, Shillito, B, Simeoni, P, Schultz, A, Sudreau, JP, Taylor, P, Vuillemin, R, Waldmann, C, Wenzhofer, F and Zal, F ;
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esauter [ at ] awi-bremerhaven.de

Abstract

EXOCETVD was a three-year project that started in 2004 and that was funded by the European Commission (STREP, FP6-GOCE-CT-2003-505342). The general objective of this project was to develop, implement and test specific technologies aimed at exploring, describing and quantifying biodiversity in deep-sea fragmented habitats as well as at identifying links between community structure and environmental dynamics. The MoMARETO cruise, held during the summer 2006, was the main demonstration action of EXOCET/D. After nearly 3 years of development, the project was a real success with the at sea trial and validation of 13 instrument prototypes developed for the study of deep-sea extreme habitats. These instruments were dedicated to quantitative imaging, in situ measurements, faunal sampling and in vivo experiments. © 2007 IEEE.



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Conference (Paper)
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Sarradin, P-M, Sarrazin, J, Allais, AG, Almeida, D, Brandou, V, Boetius, A, Buffier, E, Coiras, E, Colaco, A, Cormack, A, Dentrecolas, S, Desbruyeres, D, Dorval, P, du Buf, H, Dupont, J, Godfroy, A, Gouillou, M, Gronemann, J, Hamel, G, Hamon, M, Hoge, U, Lane, D, Le Gall, C, Leroux, D, Legrand, J, Leon, P, Leveque, JP, Masson, M, Olu, K, Pascoal, A, Sauter, E, Sanfilippo, L, Savino, E, Sebastiao, L, Santos, R Serrao, Shillito, B, Simeoni, P, Schultz, A, Sudreau, JP, Taylor, P, Vuillemin, R, Waldmann, C, Wenzhofer, F and Zal, F ;
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AWI Organizations > Biosciences > Joint Research Group: Deep Sea Ecology and Technology
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Basic Research > Helmholtz Independent Research
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Published
Eprint ID
11011
DOI https://www.doi.org/10.1109/oceanse.2007.4302376

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Sarradin, P. M. , Sarrazin, J. , Allais, A. , Almeida, D. , Brandou, V. , Boetius, A. , Buffier, E. , Coiras, E. , Colaco, A. , Cormack, A. , Dentrecolas, S. , Desbruyeres, D. , Dorval, P. , du Buf, H. , Dupont, J. , Godfroy, A. , Gouillou, M. , Gronemann, J. , Hamel, G. , Hamon, M. , Hoge, U. , Lane, D. , Le Gall, C. , Leroux, D. , Legrand, J. , Leon, P. , Leveque, J. , Masson, M. , Olu, K. , Pascoal, A. , Sauter, E. , Sanfilippo, L. , Savino, E. , Sebastiao, L. , Santos, R. S. , Shillito, B. , Simeoni, P. , Schultz, A. , Sudreau, J. , Taylor, P. , Vuillemin, R. , Waldmann, C. , Wenzhofer, F. and Zal, F. (2003): EXtreme ecosystem studies in the deep OCEan : Technological Developments , OCEANS 2007 - Europe doi: https://www.doi.org/10.1109/oceanse.2007.4302376


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