DOI: 10.5821/dissertation-2117-111502
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The use of new multiparametric observatory platforms for the remote monitoring and exploration of deep-sea ecosystems at day-night and seasonal temporal scales

Abstract: Traditional sampling technologies such as trawling but also novel ones as ROV surveying are oriented toward a high spatial coverage without repeating data collection at fixed seabed windows. The temporal repetition is often neglected so any reported difference in sampling among sites or studies may potentially be confounded with time-induced variations as a product of rhythmic population displacements within the continental margin seabed and water column 3D scenarios. Behaviour is an important life trait condi… Show more

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