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| Overview: Coastal marine ecosystems, which represent an important reservoir for biodiversity and play a major role in regulating carbon and nutrient biogeochemical cycles, are particularly vulnerable to anthropogenic perturbation. However, due to the complexity, remoteness and spatio-temporal variability of this environment, the relationships between tightly coupled biological and geochemical....
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| Key Objectives: The primary objective of COBO is to integrate emerging and innovative technologies from different disciplines (physics, chemistry, biology, imagery) and to provide for in situ monitoring of sediment ecosystems. In order to achieve this the following key objectives are planned:
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| Exploitation and Dissemination: Exploitation and dissemination of the COBO activities is a key part of the program schedule. As the project progresses, every opportunity will be taken to disseminate the projects activities to the wider scientific community and to enhance the publics understanding of science
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