MEDITS 01/02

Projects supervised by: Dr K. Papakonstantinou

• Oceanographic study in the Alexandroupolis area

  Duration: 1 months

  Ichthyology and Oceanographic data of the Alexandroupolis Gulf.

• Status of Ray population in the Mediterranean Sea

  Duration: 2008 (6 months)

  The project focus on the estimation of the abundance of the Mediterranean rays, based on the data which have been collected during the MEDITS program between 1994-2001. The contribution of …

• National Fisheries Data Collection Project for the 2008 period (EPSAD 2008)

  Duration: 11 months

  To collect biological, fisheries and economic information from the Greek fishing sector in order to assure rational exploitation of the marine fisheries resources.

• MARIFISH

  Duration: 60 months

  Coordination of Marine Fisheries Research in Europe. [ERAC – Contract No. 025989]

• IMAS-FISH

  Duration: 39 months

  Development of an Integrated Management System to support the sustainability of Greek Fisheries resources. The objective of the present program is to organize an integrated system, based on the existing fisheries …

• EFIMAS {STREP-FP6}

  Duration: 47 months

  Operational evaluation tools for fisheries management options. Research is to develop operational evaluation tools to appraise the biological, social and economic effects of fisheries management measure in the EU and apply …

• National Fisheries Data Collection Program (EPSAD 2003)

  Duration: 60 months

  The aim of the Greek National Fisheries Data Collection Program, which will cover all fisheries techniques used and all Greek seas, are: (1) To contribute to the effort to protect the …

• Excellence for Fisheries & Coastal Zone Management

  Duration: 35 months

  Excellence for Fisheries & Coastal Zone Management.

• SURVEY TRAWL

  Duration: 21 months

  A strategy for the design, development and implementation of a new standard demersal survey trawl. [Q5AM-2002-00593]

• MEDITS GR

  Duration: 23 months

  The MEDITS project started in 1994 through the cooperation between several Research Institutes from the four Mediterranean member States of the European Union. The target was to conduct a common …