Large Marine Ecosystems
of the World




The Gulf of Guinea Large Marine Ecosystem: Environmental Forcing and Sustainable Development of Marine Resources
Edited by J. McGlade, K. Koranteng, and P. Cury

  • Map of World LMEs
  • Map of West Africa with LMEs

Preface

  • Rationale for book – McGlade, Koranteng, and Cury

Intro

  • A modular approach to monitoring, assessing and managing LMEs – Anderson and Sherman
  • Gulf of Guinea LME Project – Sherman and Ibe Abidjan meeting and major conclusions from Block A Phase 1 of LME Project
  • INCO/DC Project – McGlade, Koranteng, and Cury
    Accra meeting and major conclusions from INCO/DC Project

1. Productivity

  • Intro – Hardman-Mountford

Metocean Studies

  • Investigating variability of physical environmental processes in the Gulf of Guinea – Hardman-Mountford and McGlade
  • A multi-data approach for assessing the spatio-temporal variability of the Ivorio-Ghanaian coastal upwelling – Demarcq and Aman
  • Physical changes in continental shelf waters of the Gulf of Guinea – Koranteng and McGlade
  • Environmental variability at a coastal station near Abidjan: oceanic and continental influences – Arfi et al.

Biological studies

  • Ocean colour, CZCS, SeaWiFS and AMT (Jim Aiken)
  • Environmental and Resource Variability off Northwest Africa – Roy et al.
  • The Continuous Plankton Recorder in the Gulf of Guinea – SAHFOS
  • Spatial and temporal variations in benthic fauna and communities of the tropical Atlantic coast of Africa – Leloeuff and Zabi
  • Inter-relationship between lagoon… - Entsuah-Mensah

2. Fish and Fisheries

  • Intro – Koranteng

Fish Biology

  • Species assemblages on the continental shelf… - Koranteng
  • Analysis of the spatial and temporal variability of demersal communities of the continental shelf of Ghana – Joanny and Menard
  • The NMFS bottom trawl survey program off the Northeast coast of the United States: an example for application in the Gulf of Guinea – Anderson
  • Population structure and reproductive ecology of three commercially important species in and around the Gulf of Guinea – Lovell and McGlade
  • From multi-species to biodiversity modelling – Shin and Cury

Fisheries

  • Review of fishery resources and research in the Gulf of Guinea – Mensah and Quaatey
  • Environmental forcing and fisheries – Cury and Roy
  • Status of demersal fishery resources in Ghana’s coastal waters – Koranteng
  • A database for the trawling fisheries of Côte d’Ivoire: data processing, data structure, first exploitations – Menard et al.
  • Spatial modelling of trophic interactions and fisheries impacts in Sakumo Lagoon, Ghana – Pauly

3. Pollution

4. Socioeconomic

  • Intro – Stella
  • Overview of socioeconomic linkages in coastal artisanal fisheries – Bortei-Doku Aryeetey
  • Status of fish processing and marketing in Ghana – Akrofi
  • Research extension linkages – Quaatey

5. Governance

  • Intro – McGlade
  • Regional cooperation in scientific research – Ansa-Emmim and Nauen
  • Governance of the coastal zone, some reflections on SimCoast – McGlade

Postscript

  • Future research and cooperation – Tilak
  • Concilliance – Pauly








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