The Poll will be open until 16 August 2010.
Research Area 1: The sea-coast-catchment continuum
Sub-area 1.1. Environmental pressures on the Baltic Sea: origin and interlinkages
Sub-area 1.2. Human impact on the Baltic Sea biophysical system
Sub-area 1.3. Interaction of natural and socio-economic variables of the system
New Sub-area 1.4. Your suggestion for a new Sub-area
Research Area 2: The changing ecosystem
Sub-area 2.1. Impact of natural and human induced climate change in the Baltic Sea System
Sub-area 2.2. Understanding and predicting natural and human induced changes in habitats and biodiversity including Invasive Alien Species
New Sub-area 2.3. Your suggestion for a new Sub-area
Research Area 3: Sustainable coastal and marine goods and services
Sub-area 3.1. Ecosystem-based management of fisheries
Sub-area 3.2. Maritime spatial planning, integrated coastal planning and management
Sub-area 3.3. Ecoinnovation for a sustainable Baltic sea
Sub-area 3.4. Reducing environmental risks from shipping
Sub-area 3.5. Recreation in the Baltic Sea: potentials and impacts
New Sub-area 3.6. Your suggestion for a new Sub-area
Research Area 4: Chemical condition of the Baltic Sea System
Sub-area 4.1. Emerging chemicals of concern
Sub-area 4.2. Recovery of the Baltic Sea System in response to BSAP
Sub-area 4.3. Adaptive sub-regional and local management and remedial measures
New Sub-area 4.4. Your suggestion for a new Sub-area
Research Area 5: Research, policy and management in the Baltic Sea System
Sub-area 5.1. Environmental outlooks, scenarios and models for investigating future developments and implications of policy options
Sub-area 5.2. Scientific basis for improving governance of the Baltic Sea
New Sub-area 5.3. Your suggestion for a new Sub-area
Research Area 6: New innovations in monitoring, observation and data management
Sub-area 6.1. Information and Communication Technology services for Environment, Safety and Security
New Sub-area 6.2. Your suggestion for a new Sub-area
2. Short justification answering the questions. The issue: