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Burapha University
University President/Center Director
Dr. Somnuk Theerakulpisut, Acting President
Country
Supported ICM Sites
Focus Area
Summary of training and learning activities
PEMSEA workshops, training sessions, and other learning activities
The 2-day training program were comprised of lectures, exercises/demonstration sessions and interactive discussions.
The 2-day training program were comprised of lectures, exercises/demonstration sessions and interactive discussions.
The 4-days training program were comprised of lectures, exercises/demonstration sessions and interactive discussions.
The 5-days training program were comprised of lectures, exercises/demonstration sessions and interactive discussions.
The 5-days training program were comprised of lectures, exercises/demonstration sessions and interactive discussions.
The 5-days training program were comprised of lectures, exercises/demonstration sessions and interactive discussions.
Non-PEMSEA
The workshop was attended by 63 participants, including representatives from national agencies; provincial government, provincial administrative organization, provincial marine and coastal resources committees, provincial fishery committees, and provincial marine departments and local governments identified as pilot sites in Chonburi, Chanthaburi, Rayong and Trat; and faculty and staff from Burapha University, a PEMSEA ICM Learning Center. The workshop reviewed the project’s priority targets, outcomes and outputs for Thailand, discussed the progress of and accomplishments from related national and local initiatives, and agreed on target outcomes and outputs until the end of the project on August 2019. Co-financing commitments from the local and national governments, and identified strategic areas requiring support from the project were discussed. The project implementation and coordination arrangements were also discussed.
University-led workshops, training sessions, and other learning activities
Marine environmental issues at Si Racha and Si Chang water, Chonburi province thread today from vessels, especially cargo careless handling.
Spill Products have impact on aquatic and marine resources and on traditional fishing practices, community health, including marine garbage, wastewater dumping.
Relevant agencies at the national, provincial and local levels have tried to address the problem through the provincial Board of Chonburi. However, such problems. It is still complex and involves many agencies.
Therefore, this talk Forum had providing indeed share experiences and promote understanding international law and international practice on pollution management in the sea.
Benefits of platform can direct environmental solutions and limitation of law approaching.
Participants included local government, provincial government agency, Navy, academic institution, private sector, fishery and boat community, NGOs
13.3 Improve Education, awareness raising and human institutional capacity in climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction, and early warning
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Research
Environmental Science and Pollution, publication during 2015 -2018
1 Assessing Temporal Distribution of Cadmium and Lead Using Artificial Mussel in The Coastal Water of Angsila, Chonburi Province, Thailand. 2 Effects of the 2013 Rayong Oil Spill on Genetic Diversity of a Coral-Boring Bivalve, Arca sp. (Family Arcidae) at Koh Samet, Rayong Province. 3 Effects of the 2013 Rayong oil spill on gonadal maturation of reef corals. 4 Water Circulation at Bangsaen Beach, Chonburi Province in 2014 – 2015 5 Plankton Community Structure in the Bangpakong River in 2016 6 Seasonal variations of sediment grain sizes at Bangsean Beach in 2014 7 Application of Remote Sensing Technique for Mangrove Mapping at the Welu Estuary, Thailand. 8 Simulation of river plume behaviors in a tropical region: Case study of the Upper Gulf of Thailand. 9 A Correction of the General Bathymetric Data in the Gulf of Thailand. 10 Species and Abundance of Macrobenthic Community of Sandy Beach at Thungwualaen Beach, Sairee Beach, Bangmaparw Beach, Chumphon Province. 11 The relationships between coral reef fish and the status of coral reefs at Samaesarn Islands, Chon Buri Province. 12 Annual variation of copepod assemblages at Samaesarn Island, Chon Buri Province. 13 Growth and reproductive seasonal pattern of Sargassum polycystum C. Agardh (Sargassaceae, Phaeophyceae) population in Samaesarn Island, Chon Buri Province, Thailand. 14 The relationships between coral reef fish and the status of coralreefsat Samaesarn Islands, Chonburi Province. 15 Distribution of Selected Heavy Metals in Sediment of the River basin o coastal area of Chanthaburi Province, Gulf of Thailand. 16 Bioconcentration Factor and Depuration of Heavy Metals of Oysters and Mussels in the River Basins of Coastal Area of Chathaburi Province, Gulf of Thailland. 17 Diversity of Polychaetes in Mangrove Forest, Prasae Estuary, Rayong Province, Thailand. 18 Phytoplankton and Zooplankton Communities in Prasae River, Rayong Province. 19 Economic Zooplankton : Seasonal Variation in the Inner Gulf of Thailand during 2009-2011 20 Diversity of Solar Saltern Fungi in Chachoengsao Province. 21 Accumlation and Clearance of PAHs and CYP1A levels in Farmed Green Mussel (Perna viridis L.) from a Coastal Industrial Area in Thailand. 22 The Effect of the seafood safety, consumption promotion program among pregnant women in pollution control area in Rayong Province. 23 Life cycle of a Rhizostome Jellyfish Acromitus flagellatus (Maas, 1903) under laboratory condition. 24 Environmental Health Impact Assessment and Its Defects in Thailand. 25 An application of geographic information systems for wastewater management based on land use characteristic in Chonburi Province. 26 Statistical models for predicting red tide phenomena along Bangsaen coast, Chonburi 27 The Study of Cadmium Concentration in Red Blood Cockle (Anadara granosa), Chon Buri Province 28 Phytoplankton, water quality and geosmin concentration in intensive Pacific white shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei) culture ponds at different salinity level. 29 Seagrasses Boimass from Khung Kraben Bay, Chantaburi Province. 30 The correlation between belowground of seagrass, Halodule uninervis, with visual estimation technique Sattahip, Chon Buri Province. 31 The comparison of sediment texture and nutrient characteristics between inside and outside seagrass beds, Sattahip bay, Province 32 Relationship between dissolved oxygen and chlorophyll a concentrations at Bang Pa Kong Estuary, Thailand |
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Curriculum
Department of Aquatic Science (undergraduate and graduate programme) / Environmental Science Graduate Programme, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Marine Technology, Marine Science Institute
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Community/Extension Services
1 Marine Science camp training for Youth, Faculty of Science
2 Science instrumental services, Faculty of Science |