Science Committee

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The Science Committee is a key scientific advisory body within the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea that coordinates and oversees marine research and assessment activities.

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instanceOf committee ⓘ
scientific advisory body ⓘ
affiliation ICES Advisory Structure ⓘ
ICES Council ⓘ
field fisheries science ⓘ
marine ecosystem research ⓘ
marine science ⓘ
oceanography ⓘ
hasMember national scientific representatives from ICES member countries ⓘ
headquartersCountry Denmark ⓘ
headquartersLocation Copenhagen ⓘ
meets regularly ⓘ
operatesIn Arctic and sub-Arctic marine areas ⓘ
Baltic Sea region ⓘ
North Atlantic Ocean region ⓘ
linked to: North Atlantic area

North Sea region ⓘ
linked to: North Sea
parentOrganization International Council for the Exploration of the Sea ⓘ
partOf International Council for the Exploration of the Sea ⓘ
purpose to coordinate marine research activities within ICES ⓘ
to oversee marine assessment activities within ICES ⓘ
to provide scientific guidance to ICES ⓘ
role coordinates ICES expert groups in marine science ⓘ
develops and updates ICES science priorities ⓘ
facilitates collaboration among ICES member countries on marine research ⓘ
monitors quality and consistency of ICES scientific work ⓘ
oversees development of ICES scientific advice ⓘ
promotes integration of ecosystem-based approaches in ICES science ⓘ
supports development of ICES data and information products for science ⓘ
supports the ICES Advisory Committee with scientific input ⓘ
shortName ICES Science Committee ⓘ
topic fisheries management support ⓘ
impacts of human activities on the marine environment ⓘ
marine biodiversity and conservation ⓘ
marine ecosystems ⓘ
marine environmental status assessment ⓘ
marine living resources ⓘ
ocean observation and monitoring ⓘ
usesLanguage English ⓘ
website https://www.ices.dk ⓘ

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