Theory of Radioisotopic and Chemical Homeostasis of Marine Ecosystems, 1st ed. 2021 Springer Oceanography Series

The book is dedicated to the study and mathematical definition of the biogeochemical patterns of organic and inorganic matter interaction with the marine environment's radioactive and chemical components. This book describes the radioisotope and mineral exchange theory between organic and inorganic matters in the marine environment on a time scale of metabolic processes and trophic interactions. The approach is parametrically compatible with modern techniques describing the matter and energy balance in aquatic ecosystems. The criteria for assessing the ecological capacity, biogeocenoses assimilation capacity, and water masses radio capacity, which form the basis of the theory of radioisotope and mineral homeostasis of marine ecosystems, are substantiated.

The book is of interest to scientists working in marine geology, marine ecology, biogeophysics, and biogeochemistry. This book is also necessary for professionals working in institutions and administrations coordinating maritime activities, environmental projects, and developing aquaculture technologies.

Is the main biogeochemical interactions in the marine environment that are studied and defined mathematically

Develops methods to assess the assimilation capacity of the marine environment

Proposes for the first time a range of methods for environmental regulation of water areas from marine pollution