Titlebook: Marine Protected Areas; Principles and techn Susan Gubbay (Environmental Consultant) Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 19

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Marine education and interpretation,tics on the beaches — through environmental education efforts, these are now well-known images in some areas. But for many people and cultures around the world, the oceans are still mostly ‘out of sight and out of mind’. Yet we know that the lands and the waters are both critical parts of the ecolog

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The voluntary approach to conservation of marine areas,ies within the protected area, is generally supported by additional regulations. A different approach, which has been practised in the Philippines and the UK for some years, is to rely on voluntary cooperation to protect sites. This chapter describes the contribution such initiatives can make to an

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rate an EP model from standard 12-lead electrocardiograms (ECG), which are in contrast to invasive or dense body surface measurements widely available in clinical routine. With focus on cardiac depolarization, we first propose an efficient forward model of ECG by coupling a mono-domain, Lattice-Bolt

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John Gibson,Lynda Warrenion of cardiomyocytes is most commonly performed using electrophysiological systems, which are expensive, laborious to use, and may induce undesirable cellular response. Here, we present a new method for non-invasive characterization of cardiomyocytes using video microscopy and image analysis. We de

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