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Ecology of Baltic Coastal Waters [electronic resource] /edited by Ulrich Schiewer.

by Schiewer, Ulrich [editor.]; SpringerLink (Online service).
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: Ecological Studies, Analysis and Synthesis: 197Publisher: Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2008.Description: online resource.ISBN: 9783540735243.Subject(s): Life sciences | Biodiversity | Endangered ecosystems | Aquatic biology | Ecology | Nature Conservation | Environmental pollution | Life Sciences | Freshwater & Marine Ecology | Ecosystems | Waste Water Technology / Water Pollution Control / Water Management / Aquatic Pollution | Nature Conservation | Geoecology/Natural Processes | BiodiversityDDC classification: 577.6 | 577.7 Online resources: Click here to access online
Contents:
The Baltic Coastal Zones -- Ecological Case Studies -- Darß-Zingst Boddens, Northern Rügener Boddens and Schlei -- Greifswalder Bodden, Wismar-Bucht and Salzhaff -- The Szczecin (Oder-) Lagoon -- Near-Shore Zones: Koserow and Tromper Wiek -- Gulf of Gda?sk and Puck Bay -- The Vistula Lagoon -- The Curonian Lagoon -- Gulf of Riga and Pärnu Bay -- Haapsalu and Matsalu Bays -- The Neva Estuary Ecosystem -- The Gulf of Finland -- The Stockholm Archipelago -- Askö Area and Himmerfjärden -- Odense Fjord and Kerteminde Fjord/Kertinge Nor -- Synthesis -- Synthesis.
In: Springer eBooksSummary: This volume provides the first comprehensive overview of the enormous ecological diversity of Baltic coastal ecosystems. A short introduction into the Baltic Sea as a reference ecosystem is followed by detailed descriptions of the characteristics of coastal ecosystems. Ecological case studies from the following four regions illustrate the different reactions of these ecosystems to natural and anthropogenic influences: Southern Baltic coast: Fjörden, Boddens, Lagoons and nearshore zones, Eastern Baltic coast: Gulf of Gdansk, Gulf of Riga, Northeastern Baltic coast: Neva Estuary and Gulf of Finland, Western Baltic coast: Stockholm Archipelago, Askö area and Himmerfjärden, Odense Fjord and Kerteminde Fjord/Kertinge Nor. This volume also presents a synthesis of the common and distinguishing characteristics and processes of the coastal waters compared with the Baltic Proper, as well as highlighting research deficits. An outlook on further developments in coastal research rounds off the volume.
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The Baltic Coastal Zones -- Ecological Case Studies -- Darß-Zingst Boddens, Northern Rügener Boddens and Schlei -- Greifswalder Bodden, Wismar-Bucht and Salzhaff -- The Szczecin (Oder-) Lagoon -- Near-Shore Zones: Koserow and Tromper Wiek -- Gulf of Gda?sk and Puck Bay -- The Vistula Lagoon -- The Curonian Lagoon -- Gulf of Riga and Pärnu Bay -- Haapsalu and Matsalu Bays -- The Neva Estuary Ecosystem -- The Gulf of Finland -- The Stockholm Archipelago -- Askö Area and Himmerfjärden -- Odense Fjord and Kerteminde Fjord/Kertinge Nor -- Synthesis -- Synthesis.

This volume provides the first comprehensive overview of the enormous ecological diversity of Baltic coastal ecosystems. A short introduction into the Baltic Sea as a reference ecosystem is followed by detailed descriptions of the characteristics of coastal ecosystems. Ecological case studies from the following four regions illustrate the different reactions of these ecosystems to natural and anthropogenic influences: Southern Baltic coast: Fjörden, Boddens, Lagoons and nearshore zones, Eastern Baltic coast: Gulf of Gdansk, Gulf of Riga, Northeastern Baltic coast: Neva Estuary and Gulf of Finland, Western Baltic coast: Stockholm Archipelago, Askö area and Himmerfjärden, Odense Fjord and Kerteminde Fjord/Kertinge Nor. This volume also presents a synthesis of the common and distinguishing characteristics and processes of the coastal waters compared with the Baltic Proper, as well as highlighting research deficits. An outlook on further developments in coastal research rounds off the volume.

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