BIOCYAN 4

Type Oceanographic cruise
Set This cruise is part of the set BIOCYAN
Ship Le Suroît
Ship owner Ifremer
Dates 02/06/1987 - 24/06/1987
Chief scientist(s) SIBUET Myriam

IFREMER SIEGE

1625 route de Sainte-Anne

CS 10070

29280 PLOUZANE

+33(0)2 98 22 40 40

https://www.ifremer.fr/fr

DOI 10.17600/87003711
Objective The objective of the BIOCYAN cruise is part of a programme studying the structure and functioning of the deep benthic ecosystem in a sedimentary environment, particularly in the framework of the EPI project conducted on the permanent site of Meriadzek terrace. The objectives were to study: 1) Different types of biological processes and the mechanisms involved in exchanges of matter at the water-sediment interface by developing an experimental approach and submersible instrumentation; 2) Bacterial activity by in situ incubation of tagged organic compounds; 3) Dynamics of meio- and macro-benthic populations development by long-term monitoring of the colonisation of soft substrates; 4) Metabolism and role played by megafauna in the transformation of organic matter.

Bibliography

Publications

Sibuet Myriam, Floury Luc, Alayse-Danet Anne-Marie, Echardour Andre, Lemoign Tanguy, Perron Roger (1990). In situ experimentation at the water/sediment interface in the deep sea: 1. Submersible experimental instrumentation developed for sampling and incubation. Progress In Oceanography, 24(1-4), 161-167. https://doi.org/10.1016/0079-6611(90)90027-Y


Mahaut Marie-Laure, Geistdoerfer Patrick, Sibuet Myriam (1990). Trophic strategies in carnivorous fishes: their significance in energy transfer in the deep-sea benthic ecosystem (Meriadzek Terrace — Bay of Biscay). Progress In Oceanography, 24(1-4), 223-237. https://doi.org/10.1016/0079-6611(90)90032-W


Cahet Guy, Daumas Raoul, Sibuet Myriam (1990). In situ experimentation at the water/sediment interface in the deep sea: 2. Biotransformation of dissolved organic substrates by microbial communities at 2000m depth in the Bay of Biscay. Progress In Oceanography, 24(1-4), 169-178. https://doi.org/10.1016/0079-6611(90)90028-Z