Publications

 BROCHURE ON  OCEAN OBSERVATORIES

Ocean observatories for earth system sciences in the key region Atlantic-Arctic Ocean

This brochure offers a vision for an integrated network of ocean observatories in the North Atlantic/Arctic Ocean region. There is an enormous need by society for ocean  observation in this rapidly changing key region of the Earth system, with consequences for our climate, for the coastal regions and for the sustainable use and protection of marine ecosystems. With this initiative, the German marine research community aims to contribute knowledge and infrastructure for a better understanding of change in the polar region, and for a better planning of societal response.

It is a main goal of the German Marine Research Consortium to realize this vision within this decade, in close cooperation with our European partners and other international collaborators.

The brochure is available as a PDF file in English language:

Observatories brochure (English)

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 BROCHURE ON COASTAL RESEARCH

Change in Coastal Seas

Coasts are exceptionally dynamic areas. They are subject to highly fluctuating, sometimes extreme influences from sea, land and atmosphere. Against the backdrop of global change, coastal research needs to identify factors controlling coastal processes at an early stage, and needs to determine which countermeasures are both necessary and feasible. The brochure "Küstenmeere im Wandel" (Change in Coastal Seas), put together by the German Marine Research Consortium, outlines development trends at the German coast and defines areas requiring further research.

The brochure is available as a PDF file in English language:

  KDM_Coastal_Seas_Memorandum

 

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PARLAMENTARY EVENING, BRUSSELS

European Marine Scientific Research: Perspectives 2007 - 2013

On October 17, 2005 the German Marine Research Consortium hosted an information evening in Brussels, for members of the European Parlament and politicians focussing on research policies. This page provides you with plenty of documents related to this event. You can either view or download the files by clicking on the links.

DOWNLOADS

General information

OceanEvent Programme

Participants List

Summary Paper

Press release (in German)

Posters

Ocean circulation and climate 98 KB 1.3 MB
Bodden environment 107 KB 7.9 MB
Invasion of species 115 KB 2.6 MB
Coastal impact 111 KB 2.0 MB
Fisheries & aquaculture 109 KB 5.5 MB
Hurricanes 109 KB 4.9 MB
Tsunamis 128 KB 12.7 MB
Acidification of the ocean 118 KB 1.6 MB
Ocean energy: Burning ice 96 KB 2.4 MB
Marine technology 113 KB 3.9 MB
Under-ice technology 107 KB 5.7 MB
Deep biosphere 104 KB 4.2 MB
Pharmaceuticals from the sea 121 KB
Earth observation 98 KB 4.1 MB


Power Point Presentations

  • European Marine Scientific Research: Perspectives 2007-2013
    Peter Heffernan, CEO, Marine Institute, Ireland
    P. Heffernan (29.8 MB)
  • Biodiversity and Sustainable Exploitation of Marine Biological Resources
    Jean-Yves Perrot, President and CEO, Ifremer, France
    J.-Y. Perrot (9.8 MB)
  • Oceans and Global Change
    Edward Hill, Director, National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, UK
    E. Hill (6.4 MB)
  • Natural Hazards and Marine Resources - Research Needs for Europe
    Peter Herzig, Chair KDM & Director, Leibniz
    Institute of Marine Sciences, Germany
    P. Herzig (22.9 MB)
  • Challenges and Opportunities for Marine Sciences in FP7
    Jean-Francois Minster, Chair, European Science Foundation, Marine Board and
    Director-General Science, CNRS, France
    J.-F. Minster (780 KB)


News

02.02.2012
Verleihung des Briese-Preises für Meeresforschung 2011 am Leibniz-Institut für Ostseeforschung Warnemünde weiter

23.01.2012
Unsere Blaue Zukunft Das Konsortium Deutsche Meeresforschung informiert Europa-Politiker mit einer Veranstaltung in Brüssel am 24.1.2012 weiter

28.11.2011
Die Leibniz-Gemeinschaft hat Frau Prof. Dr. Hildegard Westphal, Direktorin des Leibniz-Zentrums für Marine Tropenökologie, als dritte Vizepräsidentin gewählt Wir gratulieren! weiter

18.10.2011
Prof. Dr. Ulrich Bathmann took over as Director of the Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research in Warnemünde (IOW). Polar scientist takes charge at the IOW weiter

11.05.2011
KDM publishes brochure on Ocean Observatories in the Atlantic-Arctic Ocean weiter

06.02.2011
KDM lunch briefing in the European Parliament on 2.2.2011 on „Sustainable use and development of marine resources". - KDM launches initiative for an ocean-oriented Knowledge and Innovation Community (KIC) at the European Instititute for Innovation and Technoloy (EIT) - weiter

05.01.2010
Opening of the new KDM Office in Brussels on 13 January weiter