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Information × Registration Number 0221U102480, 0116U000911 , R & D reports Title Scientificfoundations of aquatic vegetation monitoring and of Azov-Black Sea ecosystem environmental management. popup.stage_title Head Minicheva Galyna H, Доктор біологічних наук Registration Date 04-02-2021 Organization Institute of Marine Biology, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine popup.description2 The report is presented in 3 chapters, 32 subchapters, on 246 pages, illustrated with 87 fig. and 19 tab., two Annexes, 170 references. The report presents the morphofunctional assessment methodology of all aquatic vegetation life forms were shown for the development of a modern monitoring system of the marine environment Ecological Status Class in accordance with the requirements of the Marine Strategy EU. Development of principles for constructing algorithms for priority local Azov-Black Sea ecosystems ecological management of based on the basin approach. Regularities of the reactions of various plankton and benthos vegetation life forms to abnormal climatic factors that affect the marine ecosystems biological component are present. Using certain maximum permissible values of benthic vegetation indicators, trends of changes in the ecological status of the Ukrainian sector key monitoring polygon – the Zernov’s Phyllophora Field are present. Based on the analysis of the values of bottom vegetation morphofunctional indicators, which reflect the intensity of the autotrophic process, zoning was carry out according to the standards of the Marine Strategy with the allocation of Ukraine state maritime monitoring units. Recommendations for improving the monitoring ESC efficiency of transitional, coastal and Ukraine shelf ecosystems using the proposed macrophytobenthos morphofunctional indicators are present. A new mathematical model of waters eutrophication of northwestern Black Sea region marine and estuarine ecosystems is present, which is recommended for assessing the effectiveness of various scenarios for managing the estuaries in the northwestern Black Sea region hydroecological regime. Assessing the ecological effectiveness of various scenarios for achieving GES in the Azov-Black Sea basin areas. Priority tasks for the further development of marine ecosystems monitoring and environmental management in Ukraine in accordance with EU standards have been identified. Product Description popup.authors Большаков Вадим Миколайович Zotov Andrii B. Kalashnyk Kateryna S. Marynets Ganna V. Sokolov Evhen V. Tuchkovenko Yurii S. Shvets Ganna V. popup.nrat_date 2021-02-04 Close