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N.M. Knipovich's scientific heritage under modern conditions of the integrated development of Barents Sea resources
Abstract. The Barents Sea is a large fishing area in the Euro-Arctic basin. The paper addresses principles of rational co-existence of marine fisheries and the offshore oil production industry. Main problems regarding the discharge of contaminants from production sites, subsea pipelines, and incidental oil spills from tankers have been listed and analyzed. Temporal and spatial restrictions for some period and geography of fisheries as far as bans on oil production for single fishing areas have been examined. The conclusion has been made that the nature conservation strategy aimed at conserving unique bioresources of the Barents Sea is the most suitable for modern conditions of integrated development of the Arctic shelf. Environmental risks of the oil production industry can be minimized due to the measures discussed in the paper.
Keywords: Barents Sea, marine fisheries, offshore oil production, subsea pipeline, marine ecosystem management, environmental monitoring
Printed reference: Denisov V.V., Zhichkin A.P. N.M. Knipovich's scientific heritage under modern conditions of the integrated development of Barents Sea resources // Vestnik of MSTU. 2012. V. 15, No 4. P. 721-732.
Electronic reference: Denisov V.V., Zhichkin A.P. N.M. Knipovich's scientific heritage under modern conditions of the integrated development of Barents Sea resources // Vestnik of MSTU. 2012. V. 15, No 4. P. 721-732. URL: http://vestnik.mstu.edu.ru/v15_4_n50/721_732_denisZ.pdf.
