REBENT 2019

Type Oceanographic cruise
Set This cruise is part of the set REBENT
Ship Thalia
Ship owner Ifremer
Dates 19/02/2019 - 26/02/2019
Chief scientist(s) BROUDIN Caroline

STATION BIOLOGIQUE DE ROSCOFF (SBR), SORBONNE UNIVERSITÉ ET CNRS

Place Georges Teissier

29680 ROSCOFF

+33(0)2 98.29.23.23

toulmond@sb-roscoff.fr

https://www.sb-roscoff.fr/

DOI 10.17600/18000933
Objective

The main objectives of the station approach implemented in this mission are to:

  • detect medium- and long-term changes in coastal benthic ecosystems;
  • characterize these changes qualitatively (composition and structure of communities, species groups, species) and quantitatively (in terms of abundance and biomass);
  • contribute with other levels of approach, to explain these changes by considering the respective shares of natural and/or anthropogenic variability of local, regional or global origin.

To achieve these objectives, reference points representative of the main habitats and stands of coastal environments are regularly sampled according to hierarchical and standardized protocols.

In addition, since 2007, some station monitoring has been integrated into the WFD's monitoring program. Since 2015, in addition to the Pierre Noire site (initially the only support point for the REBENT-DCE), two other sites have been added, namely the Concarneau and Baie de Vilaine sites.

Data managed by SISMER

Bibliography

Publications

Bacouillard Lise, Baux Noémie, Dauvin Jean-Claude, Desroy NicolasORCID, Geiger Katja Juliana, Gentil Franck, Thiébaut Éric (2020). Long-term spatio-temporal changes of the muddy fine sand benthic community of the Bay of Seine (eastern English Channel). Marine Environmental Research, 161, 105062 (14p.). Publisher's official version : https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marenvres.2020.105062 , Open Access version : https://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00640/75215/


Thesis using campaign data

Bacouillard Lise (2020). Long-term variations in the functional diversity of benthic communities in the English Channel. PhD Thesis, Université Sorbonne. https://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00738/85048/