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Journals	Water research The Science of the total environment Marine pollution bulletin Microorganisms
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Bibliographies	[1] Effect of the length of dark storage following ultraviolet irradiation of Tetraselmis suecica and its implications for ballast water management. [2] Microplastics in ballast water as an emerging source and vector for harmful chemicals, antibiotics, metals, bacterial pathogens and HAB species: A potential risk to the marine environment and human health. [3] Metagenomic Sequencing Identifies Highly Diverse Assemblages of Dinoflagellate Cysts in Sediments from Ships' Ballast Tanks. [4] Phytoplankton growth characterization in short term MPN culture assays using 18S metabarcoding and qRT-PCR. [5] Quantitative framework for validating two methodologies that are used to enumerate viable organisms for type approval of ballast water management systems. [6] levantamento florístico das macroalgas da baía de sepetiba e adjacências, rj: ponto de partida para o programa globallast no brasil floristic survey of the macroalgae from sepetiba bay and surrounding area, rio de janeiro state: starting point for the globallast programme in brazil [7] Thermal desalination of ballast water using onboard waste heat in marine industry [8] The implementation of the ballast water management convention in the Adriatic Sea through States' cooperation: The contribution of environmental law and institutions. [9] Ballast water treatment and bacteria: Analysis of bacterial activity and diversity after treatment of simulated ballast water by electrochlorination and UV exposure. [10] Application of a hydroxyl-radical-based disinfection system for ballast water. [11] Correction to: High efficiency inactivation of microalgae in ballast water by a new proposed dual-wave UV-photocatalysis system (UVA/UVC-TiO). [12] Effect of the length of dark storage following ultraviolet irradiation of Tetraselmis suecica and its implications for ballast water management. [13] Environmental DNA Metabarcoding: A Promising Tool for Ballast Water Monitoring. [14] Microplastics in ballast water as an emerging source and vector for harmful chemicals, antibiotics, metals, bacterial pathogens and HAB species: A potential risk to the marine environment and human health. [15] The paradox in implementing Ballast Water Management Convention 2004 (BWMC) in Malaysian water. [16] Vulnerability to bioinvasions: Current status, risk assessment and management of ballast water through a regional approach - the Adriatic Sea. [17] Is human health sufficiently protected from chemicals discharged with treated ballast water from vessels worldwide? - A decadal perspective and risk assessment. [18] Formation of Brominated Organic Compounds and Molecular Transformations in Dissolved Organic Matter (DOM) after Ballast Water Treatment with Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate Dihydrate (DICD). [19] Operational and environmental factors affecting disinfection byproducts formation in ballast water treatment systems. [20] Quantitative framework for validating two methodologies that are used to enumerate viable organisms for type approval of ballast water management systems. [21] Effect of the length of dark storage following ultraviolet irradiation of Tetraselmis suecica and its implications for ballast water management [22] Ballast water management system certification testing requirements for protists are a poor fit for the Great Lakes [23] Target species selection criteria for risk assessment based exemptions of ballast water management requirements [24] Implementing the ballast water management convention: Taiwan's experience and challenges in the early stage [25] The paradox in implementing Ballast Water Management Convention 2004 (BWMC) in Malaysian water [26] Meiofaunal communities in four Adriatic ports: Baseline data for risk assessment in ballast water management [27] Risk assessment for ballast water management — Learning from the Adriatic Sea case study [28] Ballast water management system: Assessment of chemical quality status of several ports in Adriatic Sea [29] Ballast water sediment management in ports [30] A modified AD-TRIZ hybrid approach to regulation-based design and performance improvement of ballast water management system [31] Overview and comparison of the IMO and the US Maritime Administration ballast water management regulations [32] Risk assessment model based on expert's perspective for ballast water management [33] Microorganisms in ballast water: Disinfection, community dynamics, and implications for management [34] Evaluation of residual toxicity of hypochlorite-treated water using bioluminescent microbes and microalgae: Implications for ballast water management [35] Implementation IMO Regulation of Ballast Water Management at Inaport 2<sup>nd</sup> Jakarta Based Environmental Risk Assessment [36] The international convention for the control and management of ships' ballast water and sediments: A respectful way to tackle the problem of aquatic biodiversity in maritime transport [37] Key ballast water management regulations with a view on ballast water management systems type approval process [38] A tripartite approach to operator-error evaluation in ballast water management system operation [39] Same Risk Area: An area-based approach for the management of bio-invasion risks from ships’ ballast water [40] Simulation experiments to elucidate variable fluorescence as a potential proxy for bulk microalgal viability from natural water, sediments and biofilms: Implication in ships ballast water management [41] The implementation of ballast water management in Port of Tanjung Emas semarang: Strategy and model [42] Biocidal effect of thymol and carvacrol on aquatic organisms: Possible application in ballast water management systems [43] Diagnostics in ballast water management [44] KPI (KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS) APPLICATION ON BALLAST WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM SELECTION [45] The compulsion method in the Germeyers games at modeling three-level control system of the ships ballast water [46] Cost Efficiency of Ballast Water Treatment Systems Based on Ultraviolet Irradiation and Electrochlorination [47] Free living and plankton-associated vibrios: assessment in ballast water, harbor areas and coastal ecosystems in Brazil [48] Chemical assessment of ballast water exchange compliance: Implementation in North America and New Zealand [49] Using MCDA methods THOR in an application for outranking the ballast water management options [50] Potential impacts of ballast water regulations on international trade, shipping patterns, and the global economy: An integrated transportation and economic modeling assessment.