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Research Ideas and Outcomes 5: e33527
https://doi.org/10.3897/rio.5.e33527 (06 Feb 2019)
https://doi.org/10.3897/rio.5.e33527 (06 Feb 2019)
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Date and place
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List of participants
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Aims of the workshop
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Introduction
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Workshop Rationale
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Workshop Organization and Outline
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General Mining Scenarios
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Key outcomes and discussions
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What do we know about the ecosystem characteristics (physical and chemical) of the midwater environment in potential mining regions?
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Abyssal Plains
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Vents & Seamounts
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What do we know about midwater ecology and biology in potential mining regions?
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Abyssal Plains
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Vents & Seamounts
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How do current mining technology scenarios vary in terms of potential plume characteristics (e.g. potential discharge depths, source materials and particle characteristics)?
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What are the potential effects of sediment plumes on the midwater fauna and what are their likely spatial and temporal scales?
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Abyssal Plains
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Vents
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Seamounts
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What are the knowledge and technology gaps that must be filled in order to predict and manage the effects of deep-sea mining on pelagic ecosystems?
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Abyssal Plains
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Vents
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Seamounts
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What information is required to establish appropriate environmental baselines of the water column in mining regions and their effects on the ecosystem? What variables could be measured for a pelagic ecosystem monitoring program?
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The nature of chemical/dissolved plumes generated from mining activities
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How can our outcomes inform management with respect to exploration and emerging exploitation regulations, so that they can ensure effective protection of the marine environment and avoid serious harm?
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Conclusions
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