Search publications of the members of the Royal Belgian institute of natural Sciences
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Notes on the genus Sarmydus Pascoe, 1867 (Cerambycidae: Prioninae: Anacolini) from India with description of a new species
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Carte géologique de Wallonie : Tongeren - Herderen (34/5-6). 1/25.000 (+ notice explicative)
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Formation of the Zeebrugge Coastal Turbidity Maximum: The role of uncertainty in near-bed exchange processes.
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INDI67: Developments of Indicators to improve monitoring of MSFD descriptors 6 and 7. Contract – BR/143/A2. Final Report. Brussels: Belgian Science Policy Office 2020, Brain-be, Belgian Research Action through Interdisciplinary Networks
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MOnitoring en MOdellering van het cohesieve sedimenttransport en evaluatie van de effecten op het mariene ecosysteem ten gevolge van bagger- en stortoperatie (MOMO). Activiteitsrapport (1 juli - 31 december 2019).
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The new Oriental stick insect genus Baculomia gen.nov. with two new species from Vietnam including the first stick insect feeding on sugarcan (Phasmida, Phasmatidae, Clitumninae, Clitumnini)
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Quantiative clay mineralogy as provencance indicator for recent muds in the southern North Sea
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Modeling storm-influenced suspended particulate matter flocculation usin g a tide-wave-combined biomineral model
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A tri-model flocculation model coupled with TELEMAC for estuarine muds both in the laboratory and in the field
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Biophysical flocculation of suspended particulate matters in Belgian coastal zones
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The Cordex.be initiative as a foundation for climate services in Belgium
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Anthropogenic disturbance keeps the coastal seafloor biogechemistry in a transient state
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Data quality assessment in volunteered geographic decision support
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Baggeren en storten
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Dredging and dumping
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Zand- en grindwinning
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Sand and gravel extraction
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Variations in SPM characteristics in a nearshore marine environment and its consquences for long-term in situ measurements using optical and acoustical sensors
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Uncertainties associated with long-term observations of suspended particulated matter concentration using optical and acoustic sensors.
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Eponyms as scientific recognition to Queen Astrid and King Leopold III of Belgium
