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The Gulf of Guinea Large Marine Ecosystem Environmental Forcing and Sustainable Development of Marine Resources

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Edited By: JM McGlade, P Cury, KA Koranteng and NJ Hardman-Mountford
392 pages, Figs, tabs, maps
Publisher: Elsevier
The Gulf of Guinea Large Marine Ecosystem
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  • The Gulf of Guinea Large Marine Ecosystem ISBN: 9780444510280 Hardback Dec 2002 Out of Print #133816
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The Gulf of Guinea is off the west coast of Africa.

Contents

Contributors. Series Editor's Introduction. Preface. Acknowledgements. Colour plates. I. Principles & Programmes. The EU/INCO-DC Project: Impacts of Environmental Forcing on Marine Biodiversity and Sustainable Management of Artisanal and Industrial Fisheries in the Gulf of Guinea (J.M. McGlade, K.A. Koranteng, P. Cury). A Modular Approach to Monitoring, Assessing and Managing Large Marine Ecosystems (K. Sherman, E.D. Anderson). The Gulf of Guinea Large Marine Ecosystem Project: Turning Challenges into Achievements (C. Ibe, K. Sherman). Consilience in Oceanographic and Fishery Research: A Concept and Some Digressions (D. Pauly). II. Environmental Forcing & Productivity. Environmental Forcing. Variability of Physical Environmental Processes in the Gulf of Guinea and Implications for Fisheries Recruitment. An Investigation Using Remotely Sensed Sea Surface Temperature (N.J. Hardman-Mountford, J.M. McGlade). Defining Ecosystem Structure from Natural Variability: Application of Principal Components Analysis to Remotely Sensed Sea Surface Temperature (N.J. Hardman-Mountford, J.M. McGlade). A Multi-Data Approach for Assessing the Spatio-Temporal Variability of the Ivorian-Ghanaian Coastal Upwelling: Understanding Pelagic Fish Stock Dynamics (H. Demarcq, A. Aman). Physico-Chemical Changes in Continental Shelf Waters of the Gulf of Guinea and Possible Impacts on Resource Variability (K.A. Koranteng, J.M. McGlade). Environmental Variability at a Coastal Station near Abidjan: Oceanic and Continental Influences (R. Arfi, M. Bouvy, F. Menard). Productivity. Environmental and Resource Variability off Northwest Africa and in the Gulf of Guinea: A Review (C. Roy, P. Cury, P. Freon, H. Demarcq). Monitoring Levels of "Phytoplankton Colour" in the Gulf of Guinea Using Ships of Opportunity (A.W.G. John, P.C. Reid, S.D. Batten, E.R. Anang). Spatial and Temporal Variations in Benthic Fauna and Communities of the Tropical Atlantic Coast of Africa (P. Le Loeuff, G.S.F. Zabi). The Contribution of Coastal Lagoons to the Continental Shelf Ecosystem of Ghana (M. Entsua-Mensah). III. Fish & Fisheries. Fish Ecology. Fish Species Assemblages on the Continental Shelf and Upper Slope off Ghana (K.A. Koranteng). Analysis of the Spatial and Temporal Variability of Demersal Communities of the Continental Shelf of Coc;te d'Ivoire (T. Joanny, F. Menard). Population Structure of Two Commercially Important Marine Species in and Around the Gulf of Guinea (A.D. Lovell, J.M. McGlade). Fisheries. An Overview of Fishery Resources and Fishery Research in the Gulf of Guinea (M.A. Mensah, S.N.K. Quaatey). Environmental Forcing and Fisheries Resources in Coc;te d'Ivoire and Ghana: Did Something Happen? (P. Cury, C. Roy). Status of Demersal Fishery Resources on the Inner Continental Shelf off Ghana (K.A. Koranteng). A Database for the Trawl Fisheries of Coc;te d'Ivoire: Structure and Use (F. Menard, V. Nordstrom, J. Hoepffner, J. Konan). Spatial Modelling of Trophic Interactions and Fisheries Impacts in Coastal Ecosystems: A Case Study of Sakumo Lagoon, Ghana (D. Pauly). IV. Ecosystem Health & the Human Dimension. Pollution. Environmental Pollution in the Gulf of Guinea: A Regional Approach (P.A.G.M. Scheren, A.C. Ibe). Socio-Economics. Socio-Economic Aspects of Artisanal Marine Fisheries Management in West Africa (E. Bortei-Doku Aryeetey). Fish Utilisation and Marketing in Ghana: State of the Art and Future Perspective (J.D. Akrofi). Institutions & Governance. How Can Collaborative Research be Most Useful to Fisheries Management in Developing Countries? (C. Nauen). Research and Extension Linkages in Ghana's Agricultural Development: The Case of Marine Fisheries (S.N.K. Quaatey). V. Index.

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Out of Print
Edited By: JM McGlade, P Cury, KA Koranteng and NJ Hardman-Mountford
392 pages, Figs, tabs, maps
Publisher: Elsevier
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...this will be an important and welcome volume both to those who are directly concerned with major marine ecosystems and to those who deal in the modelling of complex ecosystems. Bulletin of the British Ecological Society J.G. Field ...The book gives a synthesis of the present state of the art of ecology, oceanography and fisheries sciences, and their interaction in the tropical eastern Atlantic. It will also be useful for fisheries and coastal zone managers in developing countries and those involved in the other 50 or so ongoing or proposed GEF-funded studies of LMEs of the world, through which the coastal component of the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) is likely to grow, particularly in developing countries. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology & Ecology
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