
Inês MartinsInstituto Hidrográfico | IH · Oceanography
Inês Martins
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Professional in the field of Physical Oceanography involving strong observational component, plans and leads oceanographic campaigns, as well as processes and interprets the data for scientific and commercial purposes.
Intends to deepen the knowledge of instrumentation and data processing, as well as increase the interaction capability of the different oceanographic components, through innovative approaches.
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Yeasts are common inhabitants of different types of aquatic habitats, including marine and estuarine waters and rivers. Although numerous studies have surveyed yeast occurrence in these habitats, the identification of autochthonous populations has been problematic because several yeast species seem to be very versatile and therefore mere presence i...
In 2002 the Portuguese hydrographic office Institute Hidrografico (IHPT) started a program of monitoring of the largest submarine canyon of the European margin: Nazare Canyon. Since it incises a rather sensible continental margin, characterized by the presence of a protected area for marine life (Berlengas marine reserve), the proximity of importan...
The Patos Lagoon estuary is the most important nursery ground for commercially relevant species of fish and crustaceans in the South of Brazil, maintaining fisheries that sustain 3500 fisher families throughout the Rio Grande do Sul State coastline. Around 80% of the interior estuarine area is very shallow (< 2 m), and recruitment of fish eggs and...
This work presents results from two complementary and interconnected approaches to study water temperature and salinity patterns
in an estuarine tidal channel. This channel is one of the four main branches of the Ria de Aveiro, a shallow lagoon located
in the Northwest coast of the Iberian Peninsula. Longitudinal and cross-sectional fields of water...