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Melmarina news and events items are listed in reverse chronological order with the most recent items first.
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| Feb 2009 | Publication of a Special issue of Hydrobiologia (Vol 622 No.1) dedicated to the Melmarina project. |
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| 26-27 Feb 2007 | Paper Writing Workshop - INSTM, Tunisia. |
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| 13 Jul 2006 | Submission of the Melmarina final report to the EU. |
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| 28 Feb 2006 | Completion of the funded part of the Melmarina project |
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| 6 & 8 Jan 2006 | Final Melmarina workshop - Cairo, Egypt. |
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| 4-6 Jan 2006 | International Conference: Environmental Change in Lakes, Lagoons and Wetlands of the Southern Mediterranean Region, Cairo, Egypt. Details, including conference proceedings are available here. |
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| 2 Dec 2004 | DGPS
survey of logger instruments in Ghar El Melh by UCL and FLSHS
staff. |
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| 28 Nov - 1 Dec 2004 | Fourth
Melmarina workshop - Tunisia: INSTM, Tunis & FLSHS, Sousse; Field visit by all project partners to Ghar El Melh, Halk
El Menzel and Lac de Korba; Further field instrumentation
installation by UCL and FLSHS staff. |
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| 24 Sep - 29 Sep 2004 | Site
visit of Ghar El Melh: instrument maintenance and sediment / vegetation
sampling by staff from UCL, INSTM and FLSHS |
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| 15 Sep - 16 Sep 2004 | Site
visit to Lagoon de Nador by UCL and IS-Rabat staff. |
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| 21 Apr 2004 | Collaboration
Workshop: Role of monitored and historical data in assessing environmental
change in Egyptian lakes and lagoons. At the British Council
Auditorium, Cairo, 21st April 2004. And conference fied trip to the
Faiyum. |
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| 15 Apr - 20 Apr 2004 | Site
visit of Lake Bardawil; and installation of water level / conductivity
loggers and sediment / vegetation surveys in Lake Manzala
by staff from UCL and NARSS. |
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| 20 Mar - 24 Mar 2004 | Site
visit of GHar El Melh: instrument maintenance and sediment / vegetation
sampling by staff from UCL, INSTM and FLSHS |
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| 16 Jan - 21 Jan 2004 | Second
Melmarina workshop - Institut Scientifique, Rabat; Field
visit by all project partners to Merga Zerga; Further field
instrumentation installation by UCL and ISRABAT staff. Photographs
now available |
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| 09 Jan - 14 Jan 2004 | Site
visit and installation of water level / conductivity loggers in Ghar
el Melh by UCL and FLSHS staff. Photographs
now available |
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| 26 Jul - 01 Aug 2003 | Installation
of water level / conductivity loggers in Lake Manzala by
UCL and NARSS staff. Photographs
now available. |
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| 16 - 23 Jul 2003 | Installation
of water level loggers in Ghar el Melh by UCL and FLSHS staff.
Photographs now available. |
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| 20 Jun - 04 Jul 2003 | Installation
of water level / conductivity loggers in Merga Zerga by UCL
and ISRABAT staff. Further Topographic / bathymetric survey undertaken.
Photographs now available. |
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| 23 Apr - 04 May 2003 | First field
trip to Egypt. Reconnaissance surveys by UCL, DHIWE and NARSS
staff for instrumentation and monitoring, bathymetry and spatial sediment
surveys, sediment coring. Installation of stage boards. Photographs
now available. |
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| 21 - 28 Feb 2003 | First
field trip to Tunisia. Reconnaissance surveys by UCL, DHIWE, INSTM
and FLSHS staff for instrumentation and monitoring, bathymetry and
spatial sediment surveys, sediment coring. Installation of stage boards.
Photographs now available. |
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| 07 - 16 Feb 2003 | First
field trip to Morocco. Reconnaissance surveys by UCL and ISRABAT
staff for instrumentation and monitoring, bathymetry and spatial sediment
surveys, sediment coring. Installation of stage boards. Photographs
now available. |
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| 14 - 17 Dec 2002 | First
Melmarina Workshop - Department of Geography, University College
London. |
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| 01 Nov 2002 | Start
of the Melmarina project. |
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