Research Projects
The Gulf of Maine Program has benefited from and sponsored diverse research projects throughout the Gulf of Maine. The projects are listed here by the last name of the lead principal investigator.
- North Atlantic Regional Node of NaGISA (Natural Geography in Shore Areas)
- Linkages Between Habitat and Distribution and Abundance of Fish Species; P. Auster et al.
- Invasive Species Trouble Spots: Tracking the Spread of the European Green Crab; J. Byers et al.
- Assessing Biodiversity from Resource Trawl Surveys; A. Cooper et al.
- Atlantic Cod Distribution in Relation to Climate Change; M. Fogarty et al.
- Deep Water Biodiversity Part 1; M. Fogarty et al.
- Evaluation of Closed Areas: Cashes Ledge as Juvenile Cod Habitat; J. Grabowski et al.
- Connecting Biodiversity and Process Research to Management; L. Incze and P. Auster
- Connectivity of Lobster Populations in the Gulf of Maine; L. Incze and H. Xue et al.
- Feeding Hotspots for Upper Trophic Level Predators; L. Incze et al.
- Remote Sensing for Classification of Intertidal Habitats; P. Larsen and D. Phinney - Coming Soon
- Discovery Corridor; P. Lawton et al.
- Remote Sensing Using Long Range Ocean Acoustics; N. Makris - Coming Soon
- History of Marine Animal Populations: Gulf of Maine Cod Project; A. Rosenberg et al.
- Changes and Patterns of the Biodiversity of the Intertidal Zone: T. Trott
- Cobscook Bay Intertidal Inventory; T. Trott
- History of the Near Shore Project: Cobscook Bay and the Maine Coast; T. Trott
- Deep Water Biodiversity Part 2; M. Vecchione et al.
- Mountains in the Sea; L. Watling et al. - Coming Soon
- Human Impacts on Cod-Dominated Trophic Cascades; J. Witman