TABLES LIST
Table 1. Examples of impacts on Posidonia oceanica from studies on the Algerian coast. ..... 9
Table 2. Classification of the 5 types of pressure considered (land use, river, industry, ports and
artificial structure) (Lopez Y Royo et al. 2009). ..................................................................... 19
Table 3: Integration of the five pressure elements classified (classified pressure is relative to
the classification of each of the types of pressure in Table 2). ................................................ 20
Table 4: Interval limits in the assessment of pressure according to Garcia Marin (2013). ... 20
Table 5. The weight of each pressure type. ............................................................................. 23
Table 6.Parameters quotations matrix according to Larid (2002). ......................................... 24
Table 7. Parameters used for each approach: Lopez Y Royo et al. (2009), Hu et al. (2021),
Larid (2002) (adjusted). .......................................................................................................... 27
Table 8. Percentage of land use (U: urban, A: agricultural, N: natural), distance from rivers,
industries and ports (C: commercial, R: recreational), and presence of artificial structures (AS).
The average values for the different pressures and the corresponding pressure category are also
shown according to the Lopez Y Royo et al. (2009). .............................................................. 31
Table 9. Percentage of land use (U: urban. A: agricultural. N: natural). distance from rivers.
industries and ports (C: commercial. R: recreational). and presence of artificial structures (AS).
The average values for the different pressures and the corresponding pressure category are also
shown according to Lopez Y Royo et al. (2009) adjusted. ..................................................... 31
Table 10. Results of Larid (2002). .......................................................................................... 38
Table 1. Examples of impacts on Posidonia oceanica from studies on the Algerian coast. ..... 9
Table 2. Classification of the 5 types of pressure considered (land use, river, industry, ports and
artificial structure) (Lopez Y Royo et al. 2009). ..................................................................... 19
Table 3: Integration of the five pressure elements classified (classified pressure is relative to
the classification of each of the types of pressure in Table 2). ................................................ 20
Table 4: Interval limits in the assessment of pressure according to Garcia Marin (2013). ... 20
Table 5. The weight of each pressure type. ............................................................................. 23
Table 6.Parameters quotations matrix according to Larid (2002). ......................................... 24
Table 7. Parameters used for each approach: Lopez Y Royo et al. (2009), Hu et al. (2021),
Larid (2002) (adjusted). .......................................................................................................... 27
Table 8. Percentage of land use (U: urban, A: agricultural, N: natural), distance from rivers,
industries and ports (C: commercial, R: recreational), and presence of artificial structures (AS).
The average values for the different pressures and the corresponding pressure category are also
shown according to the Lopez Y Royo et al. (2009). .............................................................. 31
Table 9. Percentage of land use (U: urban. A: agricultural. N: natural). distance from rivers.
industries and ports (C: commercial. R: recreational). and presence of artificial structures (AS).
The average values for the different pressures and the corresponding pressure category are also
shown according to Lopez Y Royo et al. (2009) adjusted. ..................................................... 31
Table 10. Results of Larid (2002). .......................................................................................... 38