European Polar research : status and challenges of European Polar fleet for enhancing strategic collaboration
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Tipus de documentComunicació de congrés
Data publicació2016
EditorSARTI
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Abstract
Polar Regions are the most vulnerable world areas to any climate change,
and therefore can be considered drivers of global climate change, so small and systematic
changes in the Polar Regions affect critically the global environment. This is
particularly worrying for Europe and the Arctic due to ocean circulation interaction
between the North Atlantic and the Arctic Oceans whose outcome is already producing
significant climate anomalies in the Northern Hemisphere. Many European
countries support polar research, not only in the Arctic but also in Antarctica, and
in fact many European polar research programs have a two-pole perspective. However
Europe lacks sufficient marine technological platforms to meet the challenges
posed today in marine polar research.
CitacióDañobeitia, Juan José [et al.]. European Polar research : status and challenges of European Polar fleet for enhancing strategic collaboration. A: 7th International Workshop on Marine Technology : MARTECH 2016. "Instrumentation viewpoint". Vilanova i la Geltrú: SARTI, 2016, p. 80-83.
Dipòsit legalB-32814-2006
ISSN1886-4864
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