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PRESENT FISHERY DATA FOR THE ROMANIAN BLACK SEA SECTOR

Publications/other contributions on actual fishery data in the
Romanian Black Sea sector

 

Dr. Gheorghe Radu

Senior Fisheries Scientist

NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR MARINE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT "GRIGORE ANTIPA"

Blvd. Mamaia 300,

RO-900581 CONSTANTZA 3, ROMANIA,

Tel: +40 241 540870, Fax: +40 241 831274, http://www.rmri.ro,

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Articles:

  • Anton E., S.Nicolaev, V.Maximov, G.Radu, Elena Radu, N.C.Papadopol, I.Staicu, 2006 - Recherches concernant l’influence de l’effort de pêche avec des filets maillants et filets maillants pour esturgeons sur les populations de dauphins du secteur roumain de la mer Noire. Cercetari marine. Recherches marines. INCDM. ISSN:0250-3069,36:431-445;
  • Antonis K. Kokkinakis, Zacharoula S. Andreopoulou, Tania Zaharia, 2006 – Modeling the Fishery  Production of Northeastern Mediterranean Coastal Lakes for their Rational and Sustainable Management, Cercetari marine v. 36 : 377-392, ISSN 0250-3069
  • Antonis K. Kokkinakis, Zacharoula S. Andreopoulou, Tania Zaharia, Triantafillos Bouchounas, 2006 – A Multimedia Application for Teaching Trout Culture, Cercetari marine v. 36 : 393-412, ISSN 0250-3069
  • Daniela Mircea, Natalia Rosoiu, Tania Zaharia, 2006 – The study of some proteolytic enzymes from Palaemon elegans, Cercetari marine, v. 36 : 173-184,  ISSN 0250-3069
  • Radu G, Elena Radu, E.Anton, I.Staicu, Maria Moldoveanu, 2006 - Assessment of fishing agglomerations biomass of main demersal fish species with commercial importance in the Romanian marine area. Cercetari marine. Recherches marines. INCDM. ISSN:0250-3069,36:299-317. 
  • Radu G, Elena Radu, E.Anton, I.Staicu, Maria Moldoveanu, 2006 - Main results obtained through the realization of the Life-Natura project „Conservation of dolphins from Romanian Black Sea waters”. Cercetari marine. Recherches marines. INCDM.ISSN:0250-3069,36:447-458. 
  • Radu Elena, G. Radu, E. Anton, I. Staicu, V. Maximov, 2006 - Évolution des captures de poissons pélagiques dans le secteur marin roumain pendant la période 2000-2004. Cercetari marine. Recherches marines. INCDM. ISSN:0250-3069,36:253-270. 
  • Radu Elena, G.Radu, E.Anton, I.Staicu, 2006 -Evolution du recrutement des principales espèces de poissons du secteur marin roumain pendant la période 1995-2005. Cercetari marine. Recherches marines. INCDM. ISSN:0250-3069,36:237-252. 
  • Staicu I., Elena Radu, G.Radu, V. Maximov, E. Anton, 2006 - Status of populations of main economically important fish species from the Romanian marine sector. Acta Ichtiologica Romanica (in press);
  • Ursache, C., Tania Zaharia, Laura Alexandrov, 2006 – Etat actuel  des populations des moules du plateau continental roumain de la mer Noire, Cercetari marine, v. 36: 85-100,  ISSN 0250-3069
  • Zaharia Zaharia, Marilena Maereanu, 2006  - Evaluating the cultivation potential of the beluga Huso huso (L) on the Romanian littoral, AQUA 2006, Linking Tradition & Technology – Highest Quality for the Consumer, May 9-13, 2006, Firenze (Italy), Abstracts, WAS&EAS: 940
  • Zaharia Tania, Dragos Micu, Sanziana Micu, Laura Alexandrov, Elena Dumitrescu, 2006 – Experiments for breeding of autochtonous shrimps at the Romanian littoral, aiming to the treatment of resulted effluents, Cercetari marine v. 36 : 145-160, ISSN 0250-3069
  • Zaharia Tania, Dragos Micu, Sanziana Micu, 2006 – The controlled breeding  and reproduction  of the Palaemon elegans Ratke 1837 on the Romanian littoral, Cercetari marine, v. 36: 133-144,ISSN 0250-3069
  • Zacharoula S. Andreopoulou, Antonis K. Kokkinakis, Evangelos FilippidiS, Tania Zaharia, 2006 – Spatial Organization of the Fish Fauna Data for the Inland Water Habitats in Northern Greece, Cercetari marine (Cercetari marine, v. 36 : 363-374,  ISSN 0250-3069
  • Zaharia Tania, V.Maximov, D.Micu, M.Golumbeanu, V.St.Raykov, 2006 – Measures for the implementing the management plan for the Romanian marine reserve Vama Veche – 2 Mai, Journal of Environmental Protection and Ecology (in print),  ISSN 1311-5065
  • Anton, G. Radu, Elena Radu, 2006 - Incidental dolphins catch registered in the coastal fishing at the Black Sea Romanian littoral, in 2003. Acta Ichtiologica Romanica (in press)
  • Radu G., S. Nicolaev, Elena Radu, E. Anton, 2006 - State of the marine fishery resources at the Romanian littoral reflected by the fishery indicators. Acta Ichtiologica Romanica (in press);
  • Radu G., S. Nicolaev, Elena Radu, E. Anton, Tania Zaharia, 2006 – Issues of the Romanian Fishery as Reflection of ecological Conditions from the Black Sea, Conference “Implementing the Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries”, Bergen, Norway (Oct.,    2006), (in print)
  • Radu Elena, G.Radu, E.Anton, I.Staicu, 2006 - Dynamics of the catches of pelagic fish from the Black Sea romanian waters, in 2000-2004 period. Acta Ichtiologica Romanica (in press)
  • Staicu I., Elena Radu, G.Radu, V. Maximov, E. Anton, 2006 - Status of populations of main economically important fish species from the romanian marine sector. Acta Ichtiologica Romanica. (in press)

Other contributions

  • Nicolaev S. - Overview of knowledge and information gaps in the Black Sea Fisheries. 1st Biannual Scientific Conference „Black Sea Ecosystem 2005 and Beyond, 8-10 May, 2006, Istanbul  Turkey;
  • RaduG., S. Nicolaev, Elena Radu, E. Anton, I. Staicu - Evolution of main indicators of marine living resources from the Romanian Black Sea sector in 2004 and 2005. 1st Biannual Scientific Conference „Black Sea Ecosystem 2005 and Beyond, 8-10 May, 2006, Istanbul - Turkey;
  • Radu G., S. Nicolaev, E. Anton - Research regarding the impact of fishing gears on dolphin populations in the Romanian marine area. 1st Biannual Scientific Conference „Black Sea Ecosystem 2005 and Beyond, 8-10 May, 2006, Istanbul - Turkey;
  • Staicu I., G. Radu, V. Maximov, Elena Radu, E. Anton - Status of populations of main economically important fish species from the Romanian marine sector. 1st Biannual Scientific Conference „Black Sea Ecosystem 2005 and Beyond, 8-10 May, 2006, Istanbul - Turkey;
  • Radu G., Elena Radu, Eugen Anton, 2006 - Romanian Black Sea Fishery. Enlargement and Integration Workshop: Scientific and Technical Challenges in applying Common Fisheries Policy to the Black Sea. Faculty of Marine Science, Karadeniz Technical University (30-31 October 2006, Trabzon, Turkey);
  • Nicolaev Simion, 2007 - Analysis of causes and related measures to be taken. TAD - Transboundary issue two: Decline of marine living resources. The 9th Meeting of the Advisory Group on the Environmental Aspect of Management of Fisheries and Other Marine Living Resources (AG FOMLR). Istanbul, Turkey, March 15, 2007;

Book review: The Black Sea. A History, Ch. King, Oxford University Press, 2005, 276 pp

"The Black Sea, A History", by Charles King, an Associate Professor in the School of Foreign Service and the Department of Government at Georgetown University, where he also holds the university's Ion Ratiu Chair in Romanian Studies, is a remarkable original contribution added to others devoted to this real "unicum hydrobiologicum" as the Black Sea has been certainly best characterized by Russian oceanographer N.M. Knipovich early last century.

  • This achievement does represent an editorial event, as an exhaustive research, based on the author's personal traveling experience, documentation and literature search, on the historical evolution of the Black Sea region and its hinterlands.
  • The author's investigations sur place were for sure considerably helped by his fluency in the Russian and Romanian languages and reading abilities in French, Italian and Turkish.
  • After acknowledgements and local languages related orthographic and correct pronunciation pertinent explanations, the reader is introduced into the quite interesting and ab initio cosmopolite Black Sea universe.
  • The book is structured adequately and inspired in five chronologically exposed well elaborated historical development stages: antique Greek/Roman (700 BC - 500 AD), Italian (500 - 1500), Turkish (1500 - 1700), Russian (1700 - 1860) and contemporary (1860 - 1990).
  • Most important and relevant events are concisely exposed and commented in a clear objective manner.
  • Less fortunate are some Romania related connotations, in spite of author's direct access to literature. So are some initial overreacted negative assessments on Dobrudja as "a hotbed of banditry and separatism" with "stagnant economy and inadequate social services " (p.10), an area which on the contrary progressed well during the  last decades and is an example of multiethnic understanding. Even worse, the statement that "Romania emerged from the postwar treaties with the former Hungarian region of Transylvania, Russian Bessarabia, Austrian Bukovina, and part of Bulgarian Dobrudja now inside its borders" (p. 224), sic !, hilarious if not sad, is incorrect and frustrating: an insufficiently informed reader could easily perceive those provinces as conjunctural (and therefore unjustified) "possessions" or gifts, contrary to historical and statistical evidences of prevailing share of Romanians in the course of time (see, e.g., at least "Transylvania Romanian land: The Transylvanian issue according to an American", by Milton G. Lehrer, Bucuresti, 1944, republished 1989) ! Last but not least, as a matter of fact, as to "Oil refineries sprouted up along the Romanian coast, " (p..231), there was and still is, partially operating now, only a single such industrial objective, Petromidia, at Cape Midia.
  • In addition to historical core considerations, the relatively recent severe collapse and disequilibrium affecting the Black Sea ecosystem is well resumed and exemplified.
  • Perhaps the doubtless attractivity of this publication could have been risen by a more generous illustration.
  • All quotations and selected literature prove the author's strong apprehension for analyzing and synthesizing vast amount of consulted documents, occasionally in original languages.
  • This work may be considered as one of best ways to familiarize with Black Sea historical (and succinctly ecological) issues, and attests to Professor's King reputation as a Black Sea historian.

A Romanian quite apt translation, except annoying by mis-spelled <Istambul> (probably due to previously used Stambul) over entire text and few other errors (<submarin sovietic german>, <de la Marea Neagra / Nordului pana la Marea Caspica>, <hipoxemie>), is also already available thanks to BRUMAR Printing House, Timisoara, 2005, besides translations in Italian and Polish, as well as Bulgarian and Czech in preparation.

Pax et bonum !

Dr. Alexandru S. Bologa

"Cercetari marine-Recherches marines", INCDM, Constanta, 36,
2006, Notes, 489-490

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CM 36 2006

Last publication
"Cercetari marine-Recherches marines", INCDM, Constanta, 36, 2006, 498 pp - 31 articles, 4 notes (scientific news, book reviews, obituary)

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NIMRD Symposium 2007

International Symposium "Protection and Sustainable Management of the Black Sea Ecosystem, Imperative of the 3rd Millenium", third edition dedicated to the Blak Sea International Day (October 31), NIMRD, Constanta / Romania, October 29-31, 2007 (cf. http://www.rmri.ro / News)