Habitat Mapping in Coastal Waters of the Baltic Sea -A 14-Years’ Experience from Schleswig-Holstein

Klaus Schwarzer

doi:10.33552/aomb.2022.03.000560

Habitat Mapping in Coastal Waters of the Baltic Sea -A 14-Years’ Experience from Schleswig-Holstein

Advances in Oceanography & Marine Biology 3(2)

Article 2022 English

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Habitats are defined as “areas of the seabed that are (geo)- statistically significantly different from their surroundings in terms of physical, chemical and biological characteristics, when observed at particular spatial and temporal scales” [1].

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