![]() |
![]() |
|
|
![]() |
GLOBEC is an international climate research program that
is examining how the abundance, distribution and productivity of marine
populations are affected by variability in their environment.
GLOBEC Canada StudyGLOBEC Canada is using field, modelling and retrospective studies to identify and understand variability in commercially-important marine ecosystems in the NW Atlantic and NE Pacific Oceans. It is a collaborative study funded jointly by DFO and NSERC, and involving over fifty scientists at five government laboratories and seven universities. For more information on the overall program, please see the GLOBEC Canada homepage.The focal topics of the GLOBEC Canada Atlantic study are:
The GLOBEC Canada Atlantic study has seven interdisciplinary project teams investigating different aspects of the environment-plankton-fish linkages (see GLOBEC Atlantic Projects). Two of the projects are being primarily conducted by scientists from the DFO Maritimes region:
|
![]() |
U.S. GLOBEC Northwest Atlantic/Georges Bank StudyDFO Maritimes scientists are also collaborating in an intensive study of the Georges Bank ecosystem, as part of the U.S. GLOBEC program. The focus of the Georges Bank study is to determine how biological and physical processes interact to control the population dynamics of target species: cod, haddock and the copepods Calanus finmarchicus and Pseudocalanus . For more information on the overall program, please see the U.S.GLOBEC Georges Bank homepage.The DFO contributions to the Georges Bank study include collaboration in field, modelling and retrospective investigations. For example results from the modelling and retrospectives investigations, please see Coastal Hydrodynamics Modelling . |
Institut Océanographique de Bedford,C.P. 1006 Dartmouth (N.-É) B2Y 4A2 |
|
| ||
Mise à jour: 2002-11-14
|