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Güler Ferhan Ünal Uyar, Mustafa Terzioglu, Mehmet Kayakus, Burçin Tutcu, Ahmet Çosgun, Güray Tonguç and Rüya Kaplan Yildirim
Methane gas emission into the atmosphere is rising due to the use of fossil-based resources in post-industrial energy use, as well as the increase in food demand and organic wastes that comes with an increasing human population. For this reason, methane ...
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Seyed Behbood Issa Zadeh, José Santos López Gutiérrez, M. Dolores Esteban, Gonzalo Fernández-Sánchez and Claudia Lizette Garay-Rondero
According to the 2020 European Sea Ports Organization Environmental Report, ports are the second biggest environmental concern for climate change due to greenhouse gas emissions. Furthermore, the International Association of Ports and Harbors determined ...
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Ana B. Albo-López, Camilo Carrillo and Eloy Díaz-Dorado
Despite most atmospheric emissions being produced by vessels when navigating at sea, they are also important when in port because of their proximity to urban areas and their harmful effects on climate change and health. First, we carried out a bibliograp...
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Da-In Kim, Sook-Jin Jang and Taewon Kim
Ghost crabs, as a species of the Ocypode within the subfamily Ocypodinae, are distributed in the upper intertidal zone worldwide and are ecologically remarkable. They play an important role in the energy circulation in the intertidal zone and are used as...
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Jian Liu, Yanyan Li, Yuankun Wang and Pengcheng Xu
The nonstationary characteristics caused by significant variation in hydrometeorological series in the context of climate change inevitably have a certain impact on the selection of an optimal gauging network. This study proposes an entropy-based, multi-...
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