Zbigniew Otremba

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Gdynia Maritime University

Poland

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Professor Zbigniew Otremba is a faculty member at Gdynia Maritime University in Poland. His research focuses on marine environmental science, particularly the detection of oil contaminants in seawater, the effects of magnetic fields from submarine power cables on marine life, and the application of Monte Carlo modeling in oceanographic studies. Recent publications highlight advancements in techniques for monitoring oil-in-water emulsions and exploring ecological impacts in the Baltic Sea region.

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Monika Normant

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University of Gdańsk

POLAND

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Barbara Lednicka

Gdynia Maritime University

POLAND

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Barbara Urban-Malinga

National Marine Fisheries Research Institute

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Emilia Baszanowska

Gdynia Maritime University

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Maria Kubacka

Gdynia Maritime University

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Spectral and Geometrical Guidelines for Low-Concentration Oil-in-Seawater Emulsion Detection Based on Monte Carlo Modeling

Exploring the impact of magnetic fields related to submarine power cables on the American mud crab Rhithropanopeus harrisii: A behavioural and physiological perspective

Vector irradiance modelling in a seawater column for assessing the detection capabilities of an oil-in-water emulsion

Fibre Optic Method for Detecting Oil Fluorescence in Marine Sediments

Year-Round Testing of Coastal Waters of the Gulf of Gdańsk in the Baltic Sea for Detecting Oil in a Seawater Column Using the Fluorescence Method

Light Penetrating the Seawater Column as the Indicator of Oil Suspension—Monte Carlo Modelling for the Case of the Southern Baltic Sea

Do magnetic fields related to submarine power cables affect the functioning of a common bivalve?

Detection of Oil in Seawater Based on the Fluorometric Index during the Winter Season in the Baltic Sea—The Case of the Gulf of Gdansk

Fluorometric Detection of Oil Traces in a Sea Water Column

Monte Carlo Radiative Transfer Simulation to Analyze the Spectral Index for Remote Detection of Oil Dispersed in the Southern Baltic Sea Seawater Column: The Role of Water Surface State

Effects of magnetic fields related to submarine power cables on the behaviour of larval rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)

Modelling the Visibility of Baltic-Type Crude Oil Emulsion Dispersed in the Southern Baltic Sea

Modelling the Spectral Index to Detect a Baltic-Type Crude Oil Emulsion Dispersed in the Southern Baltic Sea

Modelling a Spectral Index to Detect Dispersed Oil in a Seawater Column Depending on the Viewing Angle: Gulf of Gdańsk Case Study

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Monika Normant

Barbara Lednicka

Barbara Urban-Malinga

Emilia Baszanowska

Maria Kubacka

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