The Baltic Sea represents one of the major European semi-enclosed seas. Changing conditions in the policies of the bordering eastern European countries have catalyzed a sudden increase in collaborative research initiatives in the region. Additionally increased sampling possibilities due to the rapid technological advancement on research vessels as well as in laboratories, increased computer power, and a new generation of satellites have made, interdisciplinary oceanographic surveys more attainable.
DOWELL Mark;
1997-03-14
JRC14475
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