Major European Union Policy-Relevant Research
The Institute of Marine Biological Resources and Inland Waters of HCMR is involved in the National Monitoring Network of the quality and quantity of water by conducting samplings in rivers throughout Greece.
The fisheries data collection program provides the necessary information on fisheries management, knowledge of biological parameters and the geographical demarcation of fish-populations in order to help achieve the objectives of sustainable fisheries.
State-of-the-art Infrastructure for real time environmental monitoring
The Institute works with other research organizations to develop a detailed assessment of the state of Greece’s Marine environment, to define “good environmental status” at the regional level and to establish clear environmental targets and monitoring programmes..
It provides daily 120-hour weather forecasts over the Mediterranean basin and adjacent countries at different resolutions as well as relevant streamflow forecasts in two watersheds in Greece, the Spercheios and the Evrotas River Basins.
Recent Projects
The main goals of IMBRIW are the production of knowledge related to structural and functional aspects of inland aquatic ecosystems and the high trophic level components (including fisheries) of marine ecosystems.
Path4Med project
Kastoria stations project
TETHYS4ADRION project
ATTIKI 2021-2027
PEKA OPY
REDRESS
ALMYROPOTAMOS
KREMASTA II
KREMASTA I
Methodology for remote sensing estimation of flood roughness of data-deficient watercourses and flood simulation sensitivity analysis using different hydraulic/hydrodynamic approaches (1D,2D,1D/2D)
TAP – FISH CONSULT
SmallHydro-Fish
ILARION FISH
MAPAFISH-MED
SPILLOVER-MED
Gyaros_NR_MAP
FLOODS-TECH
WATER MATTERS
OBAMA-NEXT
YOU4BLUE - Young generations for sustainable blue growth
Fields Of Research
In this research direction, the Institute’s activities include research in biology, ecology and spatiotemporal distribution of species, the assessment of the fish stocks status and the collection and organization of fisheries data.
The activities of this research direction constitute a large interdisciplinary unit in which the long-term experience and expertise of several scientific teams of the Institute are synthesized and function.
This research direction includes the assessment of species’ status, the definition of ‘key habitats’ in need of special protection, the analysis of pressures, the formulation of management actions and the development of management tools and solutions.