Code |
Theme Session titles |
A |
Biochemical, biogeochemical, and molecular approaches to the study of plankton ecology and species diversity
Conveners: Steve Hay (UK), Janna Peters (Germany), and Ann Bucklin (USA)
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B |
Beyond geolocation: Inferring and explaining the behavior of tagged fish
Conveners: Uffe Høgsbro Thygesen (Denmark) and Molly Lutcavage (USA)
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C |
Advances in marine ecosystem research: what we have learned from GLOBEC and what we can carry forwards in future climate related programmes
Conveners: Geir Ottersen (Norway), Keith Brander (Denmark), and Mike Fogarty (USA)
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D |
Trends in chlorophyll and primary production in a warmer North Atlantic
Convener: Antonio Bode (Spain), Jon Hare (USA), and Luis Valdés (IOC, UNESCO)
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E |
Climate impacts on marine fish: Discovering centennial patterns and disentangling current processes
Conveners: Brian MacKenzie (Denmark), Corinna Schrum (Norway), Myron Peck (Germany), and Skip McKinnell (PICES)
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F |
How does fishing alter marine populations' and ecosystems' sensitivity to climate?
Conveners: Benjamin Planque (Norway) and Miguel Bernal (Spain)
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G |
Comparative study of climate impact on coastal and continental shelf ecosystems in the ICES area: assessment and management
Conveners: Jürgen Alheit (Germany), Stephen Brown (USA), and Ken Drinkwater (Norway)
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H |
What do fish learn in schools? Life cycle diversity within populations, mechanisms and consequences
Dave Secor (USA), Pierre Petitgas (France), Ian McQuinn (Canada), and Steve Cadrin (USA)
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I |
Monitoring requirements, observation technologies and methods (e.g. acoustics) for pelagic organisms at local and basin scales for input into ecosystem-based fishery management assessments
Olav Rune Godø (Norway), Verena Trenkel (France), and Martin Dorn (USA)
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J |
Integration of individual-based information into fishery and environmental management applications
David Somerton (USA) and David Righton (UK)
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K |
Habitat science to support stock assessment Thomas Noji (USA), Pierre Pepin (Canada), and Geir Huse (Norway)
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L |
Bringing collaborative science – industry research data into stock assessment and fishery management: evaluating progress and future options
Mike Armstrong (UK) and Bill Karp (USA)
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M |
Avoidance of bycatch and discards: technical measures, projects, and state of data
Conveners: Lisa Borges (European Commission), Chris Zimmermann, and Dominic Rihan (Ireland)
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N |
Quality and precision of basic data underlying fish stock assessment and implications for fishery management advice
Conveners: E. Jardim (Portugal), Philippe Moguedet (European Commission), and Nadia Bouffard (Canada)
[Theme synopsis] [Abstracts] [Report] |
O |
Experiences in including economic and social information to fisheries analysis and advice: why, how, and by whom?
Conveners: Sakari Kuikka (Finland), Alyne Delaney (Denmark), Rita Curtis (USA), and Tony Charles (Canada).
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P |
Ecological foodweb and network analysis: a tool for ecosystem-based management?
Andrea Belgrano (Sweden), Christian Möllmann (Germany), and Ulrich Brose (Germany)
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Q |
Interactions between aquaculture and wild stocks: comparative experiences for Atlantic cod and Atlantic salmon Edward Trippel (Canada), Terje Svåsand (Norway), and Einar Nielsen (Denmark)
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R |
Potential changes in the EU common fisheries policy: implications for science Poul Degnbol, European Commission and Martin Pastoors (the Netherlands)
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S
Special evening session |
Presenting scientific and advisory results: best practices
Sarah Kraak (Ireland) and Martin Pastoors (the Netherlands)
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T |
Death in the sea - Mortality in the zooplankton and early life
stages of marine fish (estimates, processes and outcomes)
Alejandro Gallego (UK), Edward D. Houde (USA), and Elizabeth W.
North (USA)
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