Oban / Washington DC / New York / Philadelphia / Berlin / Vancouver / Stockholm / /
Company
Hollowed AB / Baltic Ecosystem Adaptive Management / HELCOM Working Group / LG / Otto SA / Ecological Networks / Puget / ACOM / Shift 2000s- Indices Shift / Creative Commons / Oxford University Press Inc. / ICES Working Group / Baltic Fisheries Assessment Working Group / /
Country
Sweden / United States / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
University of British Columbia / Scottish Marine Institute / Stockholm Resilience Centre / Baltic Nest Institute / Technical University of Denmark / Baltic Sea Centre / Stockholm University / /
IndustryTerm
food-web reorganization / energy flow pathways / detrital food-chain / trophic networks / food-web models / coastal upwelling systems / food-webs / food-web analysis / linearized food-web / food-web resilience / food-web dynamics / food-web model / marine systems / food-web re-organizations / food-web / productive and linearized food-web / web-like structure / indicators using food web models / energy / food-web reorganisation / large-scale food-web reorganizations / food-web changes / food-web structure / reagents/materials/analysis tools / food-web indices / food webs / constrained channelling energy / /
MarketIndex
PCA / ENA / /
NaturalFeature
Mageau MT / Central Baltic Sea / Tomczak MT / North Sea / Baltic Sea / Gulf of Riga / Chesapeake Bay / Gulf of Alaska / Black Sea / /
Organization
Baltic Sea Centre / Technical University of Denmark / Stockholm Resilience Centre / Nordic Centre for Research / Fisheries Centre / Stockholm University / Stockholm / Scottish Marine Institute / Scottish Association for Marine Science / Baltic Nest Institute / European Union / University of British Columbia / /
Ecological Network Indicators of Ecosystem Status and Change in the Baltic Sea Maciej T. Tomczak1*, Johanna J. Heymans2, Johanna Yletyinen3,4, Susa Niiranen4, Saskia A. Otto4, Thorsten Blenckner4 1 Baltic Sea Centre, Sto