Marine Productivity: Perturbations and Resilience of Socio-ecosystems

Chapter 1 An Example of Friendship and Cooperation Between France and Japan: Oyster Farming in Sanriku Area (Tohoku Region, Northern Japan) Before and After Tsunami– Restoration and Technical Adaptation of Culture Systems

Chapter 2 Impacts of the 2011 Mega-earthquake and Tsunami on Ezo Abalone Haliotis discus hannai at Iwaisaki, Miyagi, Japan

Chapter 3 Short-Term Effects of the March 11, 2011, Tsunami on Phytoplankton Assemblages in Ofunato and Kesennuma Bays, Japan

Chapter 4 Harmful Shell Borers, Polydora Species (Polychaeta: Spionidae), from Commercially Important Mollusk Shells in East Asia and Australia

Chapter 5 Impact of the 2011 Tsunami on Seagrass and Seaweed Beds in Otsuchi Bay, Sanriku Coast, Japan

Chapter 6 Impact of Repeating Massive Earthquakes on Intertidal Mollusk Community in Japan

Chapter 7 Rising to the Challenge of Reconstructing the Coastal Fisheries Environment After the Massive Tsunami: The National “Tohoku Ecosystem-Associated Marine Sciences (TEAMS)” Project

Chapter 8 Distribution of Radioactive Material in Marine Ecosystems Off the Fukushima Coast: Radioactive Cesium Levels in Fukushima Marine Organisms

Chapter 9 Fate of Antibiotics and Antibiotic-Resistant Fecal Bacteria in Water and Sediments from the Contamination Source to the Estuary: Impact and/or Resilience? Resilience to Contamination by Antibiotics

Chapter 10 Marine Litter Within the European Marine Strategy Framework Directive

Chapter 11 Distribution of the Marine Debris on Seafloor from the Primary Report of Five Cruises After the Great East Japan Earthquake 2011

Chapter 12 Oithona davisae, the Most Predominant Copepod in Tokyo Bay, a Highly Eutrophic Embayment: Why Are They So Predominant?

Chapter 13 Monitoring of a Potential Harmful Algal Species in the Berre Lagoon by Automated In Situ Flow Cytometry

Chapter 14 When Complexity Rimes with Sanity: Loss of Fractal and Multifractal Behavioural Complexity as an Indicator of Sublethal Contaminations in Zooplankton

Chapter 15 A Subject of the Chlorine Management at a Thermal Power Plant on the Northwest Pacific Ocean in Japan

Chapter 16 Effects of Thermal Stressors on Growth-Related Gene Expressions in Cultured Fish

Chapter 17 The Channel Programme: A Large-Scale Integrated Approach

Chapter 18 From Data to End-to-End Models: 15 Years of Research to Describe the Dynamics of Exploited Marine Ecosystems in the Eastern Channel

Chapter 19 Toward a Dynamical Approach for Systematic Conservation Planning of Eastern English Channel Fisheries

Chapter 20 A Spatial Model of the Mixed Demersal Fisheries in the Eastern Channel

Chapter 21 The Estuary-Bay of Seine Continuum: The Need for an Ecosystem-Based Management

Chapter 22 Use of Bio-fluorescent Characteristics for Ecosystem Monitoring on Hydrothermal Deposits

Chapter 23 Indicators for Ecosystem-Based Management: Methods and Applications

Chapter 24 How to Size “Fair” Compensatory Mitigation Due to Coastal Area Destruction for Fisheries Resources: Visual Habitat Equivalency Analysis Software, a Scoring Method to Sizing Compensatory Mitigations Applied in Offshore Windmill Renewable Energy Project Case Study

Chapter 25 Ecosystem-Based Versus Species-Based Approach for Assessment of the Human Impact on the Mediterranean Seagrass Posidonia oceanica

Chapter 26 Measurement of Fish Habitat Use by Fish-Mounted Data Loggers for Integrated Coastal Management: An Example of Japanese Sea Bass (Lateolabrax japonicus) in Tokyo Bay

Chapter 27 Coral Observation by the Boat-Based Fluorescence Imaging Lidar

Chapter 28 From Global to Local: A Comparative Ocean and Coastal Management Approach in Western Europe, France, and East Asia, Japan

Chapter 29 Capture Fisheries and Aquaculture in Japan and the World: Current Status and Future Concern

Chapter 30 Sato-umi: An Integrated Approach for Sustainable Use of Coastal Waters, Lessons from Human-Nature Interactions During the Edo Period of Eighteenth-Century Japan

Chapter 31 Reviving the Seto Inland Sea, Japan: Applying the Principles of Satoumi for Marine Ranching Project in Okayama

Chapter 32 Mediterranean Prud’homies

Chapter 33 Changes, Adaptations, and Resilience: The Case of French Oyster Farming

Chapter 34 New Monitoring Method to Assess the Marine Algae Distribution and Fish School in Marine Ecosystems: The Hachiri-ga-se Hill (Off Mishima, Hagi, Japan) Case Study

Chapter 35 Reduction and Aging of the Fishery Work Population in Japan and the Possibility of Its Recovery from an Ergonomic Perspective

Chapter 36 Regulation and Management of Marine Protected Areas in Japan

Chapter 37 Limits of the Concepts of Marine Protected Areas: Adaptation of Human Populations and Their Professions in the Different Types of Marine Protected Areas

Chapter 38 Health and Degradation of Coral Reefs: Assessment and Future

Chapter 39 Sato-umi, the Wealth of the Commons: Moderator’s Summary

Chapter 40 Pôle Mer Méditerranée

Chapter 41 Satellite Tagging of Blue Sharks (Prionace glauca) in the Gulf of Lions: Depth Behaviour, Temperature Experience and Movements – Preliminary Results

Chapter 42 Embryological Development of Pinna nobilis in Controlled Conditions

Chapter 43 Mangrove Forest Ecosystem Services with Reference to the Transportation of Organic Materials to Coral Reefs: A Preliminary Study in Palau