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15.7.2010

Latsis Foundation 2nd International Summer School

The course was the outcome of the Foundation’s collaboration with the Oceanographic Institute of the Hellenic Centre for Marine Research. It took place on 1-15 July 2010 at Pallas Athena, the Foundation’s premises in Kefalari, with the participation of 29 postgraduate students and young researchers from countries of the Mediterranean. The participants were given the opportunity to attend lectures of 25 scientists from universities and research centres of 7 different countries as well as a 2-day practice on board the oceanographic research vessel AEGAEO of HCMR.

The major objective of this course was to provide a high-quality framework within which young scientists from Greece and abroad would increase their specialised knowledge and obtain updated Research regarding the Mediterranean Marine Ecosystems. At the same time, through interaction and information compiled during the lectures, the Summer School aspired to contribute to the development of a new generation of scientists who will be able to study, research and eventually protect the aforementioned sensitive ecosystems.

Final Report & Scientific Output

Fact sheet

Summer School Methodology

Lecturer’s Presentations

Lecturer	Title	File Link
L. Legendre	The Mediterranean Sea: an alternative ocean	File 1
		File 2
		File 3
R. Santoleri	Observing the ocean from space: basic concepts and oceanographic applications	File
F. Boero	Habitat Fragmentation	File 1
		File 2
		File 3
		File 4
		File 5
		File 6
P. Panagiotidis	Habitat Typology & Management	File 1
P. Panagiotidis	Habitat Typology & Management	File 2
E. Lipiatou	European climate change research post Copenhagen	File
Ch. Anagostou	Coastal Zones	File
J. Karakassis	Effects of Aquaculture activities in Coastal areas	File
Μ. Simboura	Introduction to sampling with R/V AEGAEO; Connection with EU Water Framework Directive Objectives	File
Κ. Pagou	Harmful Algal Blooms (Habs)	File
V. Vassilopoulou	Fishery Resources: Status and Trends	File 1
V. Vassilopoulou	Fishery Resources: Status and Trends	File 2
I. Siokou	Biodiversity in the water column	File 1
I. Siokou	Biodiversity in the water column	File 2
A. Zenetos	Biodiversity including non-indigenous species	File
T. Oguz	Climate change and marine ecosystems: A holistic approach	File
A. Malej	Medusae: trophic role, link to microbial foodweb and impacts on humans	File
Lykoussis	Extreme and Deep Environments: The mud volcanism and gas hydrates in the Eastern Mediterranean	File
A. Tselepides	Extreme & Deep Environments in the Mediterranean: Biodiversity and Ecosystem Function	File
M. Priede	Inorganic Pollution	File 1
M. Priede	Inorganic Pollution	File 2
E. Kaberi	Extreme and Deep Environments: Life in the deep	File
M. Tsapakis	Organic Pollution	File
M. Scoullos	Marine Pollution and aspects of coastal zone and water resources management	File 1
M. Scoullos		File 2
A. Gogou	The Past Climate of the Mediterranean Sea: physical, biogeochemical and ecosystem perspectives	File
M. Zavatarelli	Impacts of climate change on the ecosystems	File
C.P. Reid	Impacts of climate change on the ecosystems	File
A. Kontogianni	Stakeholder Analysis in Marine Governance	File
M. Skourtos	Socio-economic scenarios for marine futures

Participant’s Working Groups Presentations

Title	File Link
Pollution	File
Ecosystems	File
Habitat Fragmentation	File 1
Habitat Fragmentation	File 2
Coastal Zones	File 1
Coastal Zones	File 2
Habitats and Fisheries	File
Biodiversity	File
Climate Change Effects	File
Water Column	File
Benthos	File
Mediterranean Marine Ecosystems	File