Prof.dr. P.M.J. Herman

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• benthic
• ecological
• ecology
• enviromental
• estuarine
• modelling
• science

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Publications

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Response to comment on "Levy walks evolve through interaction between movement and environmental complexity"

The influence of local-and landscape-scale processes on spatial self-organization in estuarine ecosystems

Ecosystem engineering effects of Aster tripolium and Salicornia procumbens saltmarsh on macrofaunal community structure

Changes in diatom patch-size distribution and degradation in a spatially self-organized intertidal mudflat ecosystem

Alternative mechanisms alter the emergent properties of self-organization in mussel beds

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Current research

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Project leader	Ecology

Completed research projects

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Supervisor	Seagrass systems under nutrient loads, hydrodynamics & green turtle grazing Do green turtles rule the seagrass world?
Researcher	Towards sustainable coastal defense by salt marsh management: innovative extension and application of a state-of-the-art hydrodynamic model
Supervisor	Spatial patterns in phototrophic biofilms. The role of physical and biological interactions
Supervisor	Biological interactions generating spatial heterogeneity of microphytes and grazers on intertidal flats and floodplains
Project leader	Remote sensing of estuarine intertidal flats for mapping and modelling benthic ecology

All completed research..

Classification

D22400	Ecology