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Dr. Florian Peine
florian[at]doc-flop.de
(spoken languages: english)
Tel. ++49 (0) 381-498-6053, Fax - 6052
Albert-Einstein-Street 3, room 126
18059 Rostock
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Benthic ecology; Macrozoobenthos; Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Among the marine plants and animals, there hardly is any taxon, which
is not present in the benthos. The macrozoobenthos, i.e. all
macroscopically recognizable animals (> 2mm) which live at the
bottom of the sea, depends on food supply from the upper light-flooded
layers of the sea. This so-called benthic-pelagic coupling is one of
the most important processes in the global carbon cycle, since it
contributes to the transport of CO2 fixed the sea surface by
photosynthesis into the sediments at the bottom of the sea. Animals
living at the sediment-water interface either catch particles from the
water (suspension feeding) or they collect sedimented material from the
surrounding sediment surface (deposit feeding). Their excretorial
products are either released into the water (resuspension) or on/into
the sediment (deposition). My principal interest is therefore 1.
the quantification of the carbon buried in the sediments after having
been processed by benthic animals, 2. how this is achieved
(feeding behaviour, "autecology") and 3. the effects of their
behavior on the environment, e.g. sediment transport; sediment
stabilising or destabilising effects). To do so, I am working with
individual species or biological communities (Biocenosis) in
flume
channels. I use a geographical information systems (GIS) for the
visualisation of my results through spatial distribution patterns, but
also for the detection of specific biological communities.
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09/00-02/03: BMBF-Project DYNAS (Dynamics of Natural and
Anthropogenic Sedimentation), University of Rostock. Measurements of
biological effects on sediment and particle transport dynamics in
Mecklenburg Bight.
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12/01-11/05: EU-Infrastructure network BIOFLOW (Flume Facility
Co-operation Network for Biological Benthic Boundary Layer Research),
University of Rostock. Participation in annual international
conferences.
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01/04-05/05: BMBF-Project DYNAS 2 (Dynamics of Natural and
Anthropogenic Sedimentation), University of Rostock. Parameterisation
of the effects of biogenic benthic structures on sediment and particle
transport dynamics for a numerical model of the southern Baltic.
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since 06/05: DYNAS 2 - FWG (Dynamics of Natural and
Anthropogenic Sedimentation), Baltic Sea Research Institute,
Warnemuende.
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Publications
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Peine F., Bobertz B., et al.; 2005. Influence of the blue mussel
Mytilus edulis (Linnaeus) on the bottom roughness length
(z0) in the south-western Baltic Sea. Baltica 18(1): 13-22
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Peine F., Deutschmann R., Meier E., Pielenz H., Graf G. A
laboratory flume study to investigate the influence of the tube
dwelling polychaete Pygospio elegans (Claparède) on particle
resuspension and deposition. Continental Shelf Research (submitted)
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Peine F., Deutschmann R., Meier E., Pielenz H., Graf G. A lab to
field comparison betwen annular flume and bottom water sampler
measurements. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science (in prep.)
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Graf G., Friedrichs M., Peine F., Billerbeck M.; 2001. Was
tragen Tiere zum Sedimenttransport in der Ostsee bei?
Anwendungsbeispiel: Verklappung von Baggergut. Traditio et Innovatio
6(2), p. 42-45 (Rostock University Jorunal)
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Graf G., Friedrichs M., Peine F.;
2003. Biodeposition und
Bioresuspension: Passive Effekte. DYNAS final report. Harff J. (Ed.)
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Graf G., Friedrichs M., Peine F.,
Bittner O., Maack S.; 2005.
Parametergewinnung. DYNAS 2 final report. Harff J. (Ed.)
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International conferences
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Talk: Peine, Florian and Graf, Gerhard: Use of Geographic
Information Systems to determine Macrofauna distribution at the eastern
Baltic Coast of Germany (Mecklenburg Bight). The Seventh Marine
Geological Conference "BALTIC-7", 27. April 2002, Kaliningrad, Russia
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Talk: Peine, Florian and Graf, Gerhard: The resuspension
and deposition potential of macrofauna comunities generating biogenous
structures at Mecklenburg Bight, Baltic Sea. Second Bioflow Workshop
07.09-11.09.2003 Rostock, Germany
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Poster: Peine, Florian and Graf, Gerhard: Spatial
distribution of the roughness length from macrofauna sampling data
using GIS. Second Bioflow Workshop 07.09-11.09.2003 Rostock, Germany
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Talk: Peine, Florian and Graf, Gerhard: The influence of
macrofauna, generating biogenous structures on the sediment transport
at the sediment water interface in the south-western part of the Baltic
Sea, Mecklenburg-Bight, East Germany. The Seventh International
Conference on Nearshore and Estuarine Cohesive Sediment Transport
Processes, 01.10-04.10.2003, Gloucester Point VA, USA
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Talk: Peine, Florian and Graf, Gerhard: The resuspension
and deposition potential of macrofauna communities generating biogenous
structures, Mecklenburg Bight, Baltic Sea. - Influence of Pygospio
elegans on the near bottom material transport. Third Bioflow
Workshop, 22.08-26.08.2004, Venice, Italy
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Talk: Peine Florian, Deutschmann Renate, Meier Elke,
Pielenz Holger and Graf Gerhard: A mismatch between laboratory annular
flume and field measurements of bioresuspension- and biodeposition.
ASLO Summer meeting, 19.06-24.06.2005, Santiago de Compostela, Spain
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Talk: Peine, Florian: Influence of subtidal macrofauna
organisms generating biogenic structures on the near-bottom particle
transport. Fourth Bioflow Workshop, 05.09.-09.09.2005, List/Sylt,
Germany
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Practical training course assistance, examimation assistance
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Summer School: Coastal Seas System Analyis an Monitoring
01.-15.09.2002, Rostock Warnemünde
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