title: Making marine sediment extraction sustainable by mitigation of related processes with potential negative impacts
Creators: name: ICES
Publisher: name: ASC 2016 - Theme session K
Year: 2024
Subjects: Pressures, impacts, conservation, and management
Ecosystem observation, processes and dynamics

description: No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author.​​​​​Conveners: Ad Stolk (the Netherlands), Keith Cooper (UK), Michel Desprez (France)​.CM 2016/K:346. Changes in bottom shear stress, due to aggregate extraction, in the area of the Hinder Banks (Belgian Continental Shelf). D. Van den Eynde, M. Baeye, M. Fettweis, F. Francken and V.R.M. Van LanckerCM 2016/K:638. Combining measured and visually observed granulometric characteristics in updatable voxel models of seabed sediment. Sytze van HeterenCM 2016/K:275. Developments in cumulative impact assessment from a marine minerals extraction view. Jan A. van DalfsenCM 2016/K:94. Ecosystem based design rules for sand extraction sites. Maarten de Jong, Martin Baptist, Bas Borsje, Daan RijksCM 2016/K:417. Identifying, assessment and adaptive environmental management of environmental effects between UK dredging areas and herring Clupea harengus spawning habitat. Ian Reach, Phil Latto, Dafydd Lloyd Jones, Rob Langman, Caroline Chambers, Iain Warner, Mark RussellCM 2016/K:317. Impact of dredging activity on the distribution and diet of demersal fish species in a commercial marine aggregate extraction site of the eastern Channel (Dieppe, France). Michel DesprezCM 2016/K:641. Make marine sediment extraction sustainable by mitigation of related processes with potential negative impacts. Ad Stolk CM 2016/K:640. Large scale sand extraction. Monitoring effects on morphology and ecosystem. Ad StolkCM 2016/K:172. Marine aggregate dredging: a new monitoring approach to meet the needs of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive. Keith Cooper, Jon Barry, Clare MasonCM 2016/K:639. Marine sand and gravel extraction for Helsinki harbor – monitoring the impact of the extraction works. Jyrki HämäläinenCM 2016/K:469. Minimisation of the impact of sand extraction on the Belgian part of the North Sea by the introduction of a newly defined reference surface. Koen Degrendele, Marc RocheCM 2016/K:412. MSFD-compliant investigative monitoring of the effects of intensive aggregate extraction on a far offshore sandbank, Belgian part of the North Sea. V.R.M. Van Lancker, M. Baeye, D. Evangelinos, G. Montereale‐Gavazzi, N. Terseleer, D. Van den EyndeCM 2016/K:617. Optimization of monitoring and modelling frameworks to mitigate negative effects of aggregate extraction, Belgian part of the North Sea. N. Terseleer, M. Roche, K. Degrendele, D. Van den Eynde, V.R.M. Van LanckerCM 2016/K:431. Quantifying the resource potential of Quaternary sands on the Belgian Continental Shelf: a 3D voxel modelling approach. Vasileios Hademenos, Lars Kint, Tine Missiaen, Jan Stafleu, Vera Van LanckerCM 2016/K:380. Relation between dredging intensity and frequency and its impact on a benthic sandy habitat. Annelies De Backer, Kris HostensCM 2016/K:494. Robust Marine Protected Area designation through the use of marine aggregate sector environmental data. Ian Reach, Stuart Lowe, Mark Russell, Andrew Bellamy, Joseph Holcroft, Louise Mann, Dafydd Lloyd Jones, Rob LangmanCM 2016/K:315. The role of extraction strategy on the recovery of biological communities in two French sites of marine aggregate extraction in the eastern Channel. Management implications for sustainability. Michel Desprez, Gwenola de Roton, Bastien Chouquet, Pierre Balay