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Researcher

Benjamin Van Roozendael

Awards & Distinctions

6 Results

2024

Multidisciplinary approach to assess the far-field effects of sand extraction in the Belgian part of the North Sea

Benjamin Van RoozendaelKoen DegrendeleFlorian BaretteHelga VandenreykenAnne-Sophie PietteVera Van LanckerLars KintKatrijn BaetensPauline DenisPeter Urban et al.

2023

Assessment of the effect of international maritime regulations on air quality in the southern North Sea

Ward Van RoyJean-Baptiste MerveilleKobe ScheldemanAnnelore Van NieuwenhoveRonny SchallierBenjamin Van RoozendaelFrank Maes

A1 Journal Article in ATMOSPHERE

International maritime regulation decreases sulfur dioxide but increases nitrogen oxide emissions in the North and Baltic Sea

Ward Van RoyBenjamin Van RoozendaelLaurence ViginAnnelore Van NieuwenhoveKobe ScheldemanJean-Baptiste MerveilleAndreas WeigeltJohan MellqvistJasper Van VlietDanielle van Dinther et al.

A1 Journal Article in COMMUNICATIONS EARTH & ENVIRONMENT

2022

Airborne monitoring of compliance to NOx emission regulations from ocean-going vessels in the Belgian North Sea

Ward Van RoyKobe ScheldemanBenjamin Van RoozendaelAnnelore Van NieuwenhoveRonny SchallierLaurence ViginFrank Maes

A1 Journal Article in ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION RESEARCH

Airborne monitoring of compliance to sulfur emission regulations by ocean-going vessels in the Belgian North Sea area

Ward Van RoyRonny SchallierBenjamin Van RoozendaelKobe ScheldemanAnnelore Van NieuwenhoveFrank Maes

A1 Journal Article in ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION RESEARCH

Measurement of sulfur-dioxide emissions from ocean-going vessels in Belgium using novel techniques

Ward Van RoyAnnelore Van NieuwenhoveKobe ScheldemanBenjamin Van RoozendaelRonny SchallierJohan MellqvistFrank Maes

A1 Journal Article in ATMOSPHERE