News - GIS Éolien en Mer

10 July 2024

Call for applications for a PhD thesis on food web modelling

As part of the study on food webs, the Eolien en Mer SIG is launching a call for applications for a PhD thesis on the…

4 June 2024

Steering committee meeting

The members of the Eolien en Mer SIG steering committee met by videoconference on 4 june 2024. The following topics were discussed: Construction planning and…

17 May 2024

Launch of study of bat transits at sea

The Eolien en Mer SIG is launching the first study of bat transits at sea prior to the construction of an offshore wind farm. Following…

7 May 2024

Scientific council meeting

The members of the Scientific Council of the GIS Eolien en Mer met by videoconference on 7 May 2024. The following topics were discussed: Partnership…

19 March 2024

Launch of the study to observe the relationships between pelagic prey and top predators

In order to complete the study on food webs, a specific section on the relationships between pelagic prey and top predators will be developed.

11 January 2024

A look back at 2023: a busy year for the Eolien en Mer SIG

2023 was a busy year for the Eolien en Mer SIG: several studies completed, three Master 2 internships, revision of the environmental monitoring baseline reports…

1 December 2023

Steering committee meeting

The members of the Eolien en Mer SIG steering committee met by videoconference on 1 December 2023. The following topics were discussed: Dieppe Le Tréport…

18 October 2023

Scientific council meeting

On 18 October 2023, the members of the Scientific Council of the GIS Eolien en Mer met by videoconference. The following topics were discussed: 2023…

26 June 2023

Replay of the first webinar presenting the Eolien en Mer SIG studies

The first webinar presenting the Eolien en Mer SIG studies was held on 13 June and was a great success with 48 attendees! The following…

2 June 2023

Steering committee meeting

Members of the Eolien en Mer SIG Steering Committee met on 2 june 2023, via video conference. At this meeting, the members of the Steering…

25 April 2023

Scientific Council meeting

On 25 April 2023, the members of the Scientific Council of the Eolien en Mer SIG met by video conference. The topics discussed were the…

15 March 2023

Results of the 2022 annual report on the monitoring of breeding gulls on the Caux cliffs

The first study launched by the Éolien en Mer SIG in 2021 involved the monitoring of breeding gulls at five natural sites: Bracquemont, Berneval, Belleville,…

3 March 2023

Three Master internships as part of the food web study

Three Master internships were started as part of the food web study. Chloé Malirat is working on the feeding ecology of marine mammals and birds…

2 December 2022

Steering Committee meeting

Members of the Eolien en Mer SIG Steering Committee met on 2 december 2022, via video conference. At this meeting, the members of the Steering…

27 October 2022

Scientific Council Meeting

The members of the Scientific Council of the Éolien en Mer Scientific Interest Group (SIG) met by videoconference on 17 OCtober 2022. The following topics…

11 July 2022

The trialling of molecular tools for monitoring plankton communities is launched

The Éolien en Mer SIG is launching a study to compare molecular tools for identifying plankton based on DNA analysis with the conventional taxonomy method.

1 July 2022

The Éolien en Mer Scientific Interest Group (SIG) is a partner in the OWFSOMM project

The Éolien en Mer SIG is a partner in the OWFSOMM project led by France Energies Marines. OWFSOMM is the abbreviation for “Offshore Wind Farm…

21 June 2022

The website becomes bilingual French/English

The website of the Éolien en Mer SIG is now bilingual in French and English To go to the english translation from a french page,…

7 June 2022

Launch of the food web study

Following the Éolien en Mer SIG’s call for projects, a consortium of several laboratories, coordinated by Jean-Philippe Pezy of the Continental and Coastal Morphodynamics (M2C)…

17 May 2022

Historical and 2021 annual reports on the monitoring of breeding gulls on the Caux cliffs

The first study launched by the Éolien en Mer SIG in 2021 involved the monitoring of breeding gulls at five natural sites: Bracquemont, Berneval, Belleville,…