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Information system for monitoring environmental impacts of genetically modified organisms |
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| Authors: | Hauke Reuter Ulrike Middelhoff Frieder Graef Richard Verhoeven Thomas Batz Martin Weis Gunther Schmidt Winfried Schröder Broder Breckling |
| Institution: | 1.Centre for Environmental Research and Sustainable Technology,University of Bremen,Bremen,Germany;2.Department of Ecological Modelling,Centre for Tropical Marine Ecology (ZMT),Bremen,Germany;3.Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety,Berlin,Germany;4.Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN),Bonn,Germany;5.Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF),Müncheberg,Germany;6.Bremen,Germany;7.Institute for Phytomedicine (360), Department of Weed Science,University of Hohenheim,Stuttgart,Germany;8.Fraunhofer Institute for Information and Dataprocessing,Karlsruhe,Germany;9.Chair of Landscape Ecology,University of Vechta,Vechta,Germany |
| Abstract: | Background, aim and scopeEuropean legislation stipulates that genetically modified organisms (GMO) have to be monitored to identify potential adverse environmental effects. A wealth of different types of monitoring data from various sources including existing environmental monitoring programmes is expected to accumulate. This requires an information system to efficiently structure, process and evaluate the monitoring data. |
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