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Impact Of Water Hyacinth Infestation In Nigerian Inland Waters: Utilization And Management, Daniel Ovarr Ezama Nov 2019

Impact Of Water Hyacinth Infestation In Nigerian Inland Waters: Utilization And Management, Daniel Ovarr Ezama

World Maritime University Dissertations

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The Protection Of The Marine Environment Within The Territorial Seas And Contiguous Zone Of India As Part Of Salvage Interventions, Pooran Chand Meena Nov 2019

The Protection Of The Marine Environment Within The Territorial Seas And Contiguous Zone Of India As Part Of Salvage Interventions, Pooran Chand Meena

World Maritime University Dissertations

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The Impact Of Biofouling On Marine Environment : A Qualitative Review Of The Current Antifouling Technologies, Sultan Ahmed Alghamdi, Rafael Alejandro Quijada Cordova Nov 2019

The Impact Of Biofouling On Marine Environment : A Qualitative Review Of The Current Antifouling Technologies, Sultan Ahmed Alghamdi, Rafael Alejandro Quijada Cordova

World Maritime University Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Human Dimensions Of A Participatory, Collaborative Modeling Process - Oysterfutures, Taylor Dawn Goelz Jan 2019

Human Dimensions Of A Participatory, Collaborative Modeling Process - Oysterfutures, Taylor Dawn Goelz

Dissertations, Theses, and Masters Projects

Participatory, collaborative modeling processes represent a unique decision-making technique within natural resources management that allows for the combination of stakeholder involvement with the analytical and predictive power of scientific models. The continued use of participatory modeling within decision-making processes depends in part upon the willingness of stakeholders to participate. Continued participation of stakeholders is key to the persistence and overall success of these processes, and yet limited information exists concerning the impacts of these processes on participants. The consideration of human dimensions advances our understanding of the design and function of participatory modeling processes, including their ability to create consensus …