Ida-Maja Hassellöv
Hassellöv’s research interests are broad with respect to impact of human activities, especially shipping, on the marine environment. Beside holistic assessments of the environmental impact of shipping, she is dedicated to inter- and transdisciplinary projects concerning e.g. shipwreck risk assessment or seawater scrubbing, an exhaust gas treatment method.
Hassellöv holds a PhD, specializing in marine chemistry, from University of Gothenburg in 2006. Since 2020 she is chairing the ICES Working Group on Shipping Impacts in the Marine Environment and contributes to the UN World Ocean Assessments.
Showing 67 publications
Marine ecosystem-based management: challenges remain, yet solutions exist, and progress is occurring
EMERGE deliverable 2.4. Multivariate prediction of scrubber water toxicity
Multivariate prediction of scrubber water toxicity
EMERGE deliverable 6.1. Baltic and North Sea report
Pre-study on AIS ‘big data’ analyses for identification of tank cleaning operations at sea
Economic incentives and technological limitations govern environmental impact of LNG feeder vessels
Regulation of ships at anchor: Safety and environmental implications
Metal and PAH loads from ships and boats, relative other sources, in the Baltic Sea
Towards a Comprehensive Evaluation of the Environmental and Health Impacts of Shipping Emissions
Framework for the environmental impact assessment of operational shipping
Modelling spatial dispersion of contaminants from shipping lanes in the Baltic Sea
In situ observations of turbulent ship wakes and their spatiotemporal extent
Effects of seawater scrubbing on a microplanktonic community during a summer-bloom in the Baltic Sea
Deep learning for deep waters: An expert-in-the-loop machine learning framework for marine sciences
Comparing emissions of polyaromatic hydrocarbons and metals from marine fuels and scrubbers
Modelling of discharges from baltic sea shipping
Environmental impacts of grey water discharge from ships in the Baltic Sea
Tankrengöring och dess påverkan på havsmiljön
Effekter på havsmiljön av att flytta över godstransporter från vägtrafik till sjöfart
Shipborne nutrient dynamics and impact on the eutrophication in the Baltic Sea
Effects of scrubber washwater discharge on microplankton in the Baltic Sea
The potential future contribution of shipping to acidification of the Baltic Sea
Många frågetecken kvarstår kring storskalig skrubberanvändning
Quantification of Oil Spill Risk
Induced tolerance in situ to chronically PAH exposed ammonium oxidizers
Expert elicitation for deriving input data for probabilistic risk assessment of shipwrecks
Sustainable management of oil polluting wrecks and chemical munitions dump sites
Shipping and the environment: Smokestack emissions, scrubbers and unregulated oceanic consequences
Bayesian updating in a fault tree model for shipwreck risk assessment
VRAKA—A Probabilistic Risk Assessment Method for Potentially Polluting Shipwrecks
Miljörisker sjunkna vrak II. Undersökningsmetoder och miljöaspekter
Low concentrations of PAHs induce tolerance in nitrifying bacteria
Även lite olja kan göra stor skada i havsmiljön
PAH effects on meio- and microbial benthic communities strongly depend on bioavailability
A fault tree model to assess probability of contaminant discharge from shipwrecks
VRAKA - Riskbedömning av potentiellt miljöfarliga fartygsvrak
Remote sensing for risk analysis of oil spills in the Arctic Ocean
Risk analysis of oil spill in the Arctic Ocean
Shipping contributes to ocean acidification
Evaluating the needs of risk assessment methods of potentially polluting shipwrecks
Remote sensing for risk analysis of oil spills in the Arctic Ocean
Analyzing changes in sediment meiofauna communities using the image analysis software ZooImage
Meiofaunal and bacterial community response to diesel additions in a microcosm study
Seawater scrubbing - reduction of SOx emissions from ship exhausts
On redox reactions and transport processes of solutes in coastal marine sediment.
Factors influencing organic carbon recycling and burial in Skagerrak sediments
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Showing 38 research projects
SEAS-Samhällsekonomiska analyser för sjötransporter
Samhällsekonomisk analys av sjöfartens samlade belastning på havsmiljön (SHIPCOST)
Impact of Scrubbers on Seafarers Health and Safety: A Feasibility Study
EXIT - Externa kostnader, styrmedel och kostnadseffektiva åtgärder för att nå en hållbar sjöfart
Evaluation, control and Mitigation of the EnviRonmental impacts of shippinG Emissions (EMERGE)
Quantifying the ecological and evolutionary cost of chemical mixtures
Pre-study: Chemical discharges from tank cleaning operations
Pre-study: Deep Learning for Deep Water
Better environmental performance in shipping and improved onboard practices
Effects of ship emissions on plankton communities
Standardization in Subsea Technology
Effects of ship induced vertical mixing in ship lanes
Oil spill modelling and coupling to the risk assessment model Vraka
Pre-study of research and societal needs for a test bed for hydrographic surveying
Decision Aid for Marine Munitions (DAIMON)
Sustainable Shipping and Environment of the Baltic Sea region (SHEBA)
Joint University Project ZERO.8
Environmental risks posed by sunken wrecks II
Sunken wreck environmental risk assessment (SWERA)
Pre-study on ship propulsion induced pollutant transport in the river Göta Älv
Environmental risks posed by sunken wrecks
Ecotoxicological effects of seawater scrubbing and its relation to ocean acidification
Commercial shipping as a source of acidification in the Baltic Sea (SHipH)
A scrubber module for studies of seawater scrubbing – an abatement method for ship exhausts
Shipping and ocean acidification
Pre-study on ship wreck assessment and remediation
Seawater scrubbing – reduction of SOX emissions from ship exhausts