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Titulua: Using best expert judgement to harmonise marine environmental status assessment and maritime spatial planning
Egilea: Elliott, Michael; Boyes, Suzanne J.; Barnard, Stephen; Borja, Angel
Zitazioa: MARINE POLLUTION BULLETIN, 2018, 133, 367-377
Laburpena: All maritime states have the challenge of maintaining the environmental quality of their seas while at the same time maximising their economic potential thus requiring appropriate science, governance and management measures. In Europe, directives and regulations are used to address the pressures affecting the health and sustainability of marine resources, and to promote Good Environmental Status (GES) (e.g. the Marine Strategy Framework Directive, MSFD), while having a coherent and integrated pattern of sea use (e.g. the Maritime Spatial Planning Directive, MSPD). Therefore, an approach is required to meet these challenges for all maritime states including, for Europe, the joint adoption of these two directives. As such an approach does not yet exist, one is proposed here based on a hypothetical example and a Best Expert Judgement (BEJ) methodology. Forty-two marine science, management and impact assessment specialists provided views on a hypothetical marine scenario to derive and interrogate a framework applicable to marine areas with multiple uses and users. The scenario allowed the severity of the activity effects-footprints to be determined on the 11 MSFD Descriptors of GES with that severity being weighted according to the area of each activity effect-footprint. In turn, this allowed the calculation of marine regional environmental status thereby indicating whether the adoption of quality assessment and spatial planning can be mutually beneficial, or are antagonistic in meeting environmental targets. This paper uses the proposed approach to discuss maximising the assimilative capacity of a marine area and minimising the environmental degradation due to new activities. It especially shows the role of BEJ in cases where marine adaptive management is still required despite their being an often paucity of information or data on which to base management decisions.
Gako-hitzak: Best expert judgement; Assimilative capacity; Activity effects-footprints; MSFD; MSP directive; Good environmental status (GES); PROFESSIONAL JUDGMENT; SEABED HABITATS; LEGISLATION; INDICATOR; FRAMEWORK; RECOVERY; COASTAL; AGGREGATION; ECOSYSTEMS; MANAGEMENT
Gordailuaren-data: 2018
Argitalpen: PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
Dokumentu mota: Article
Hizkuntza: Ingelesa
DOI: 10.1016/j.marpolbul.2018.05.029
URI: http://dspace.azti.es/handle/24689/800
ISSN: 0025-326X
E-ISSN: 1879-3363
Babeslea: European Union [308392]
Bildumetan azaltzen da:Artículos científicos



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