ICES Annual Science Conference 2013

Theme sessions

The reports from the 2013 Theme Session are now available. Please see the table below.
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Titles and descriptions

Conveners

A

Theme Session A report

Marine litter
(co-sponsored by PICES)

Thomas Maes, UK
Dick Vethaak, the Netherlands
Francois Galgani, France
Thomas Therriault, Canada, PICES

B

Theme Session B report

Responses of living marine resources to climate change and variability: learning from the past and projecting the future
(co-sponsored by PICES)

William W. L. Cheung, Canada, PICES

Myron A. Peck, Germany
Vincent Saba, USA

C

Theme Session C report

Modelling human behaviour in models of marine ecosystems

Jan Jaap Poos, the Netherlands
Olivier Thebaud, Australia
Rolf Groeneveld, the Netherlands

D

Theme Session D report

Physico–chemical aspects of ocean acidification in the ICES area

David J. Hydes, UK
Jon Olafsson, Iceland
Alberto Vieria Borges, Belgium

E

Theme Session E report

Do foodweb dynamics matter in fisheries management?
(co-sponsored by PICES)

Anna Gårdmark, Sweden
Jason Link, USA
Michele Casini, Sweden
Ian Perry, Canada, PICES

F

Theme Session F report

Complexity and structure of planktonic foodwebs: who really eats whom?

 

Elaine Fileman, UK
Ann Bucklin , USA
Pennie Lindeque, UK
Janna Peters, Germany

G

Theme Session G report

Observation and monitoring needs to
support ecosystem-based management
 
preparing to serve the current of data coming upon us

Ingeborg de Boois, the Netherlands

Helge Sagen, Norway
Yvonne Walther, Sweden

H

Theme Session H report

The future of sustainable harvesting strategies

Ralf Doering, Germany
Carmen Fernández, Spain
Einar Hjörleifsson, Iceland
Anna Rindorf, Denmark

I

Theme Session I report

Marine spatial planning:
The multidisciplinary approach

Vanessa Stelzenmüller, Germany
Eugene Nixon, Ireland
Robert J. Brock

J

Theme Session J report

What's the catch? Designing and implementing statistically sound fishery sampling schemes in the real world

Jon Helge Vølstad, Norway
Mike Armstrong, UK
Paul Rago, USA

K

Quantitative value of coastal habitats for exploited species

Romuald Lipcius, USA
Ingrid Tulp, the Netherlands
Håkan Wennhage, Sweden

L

Hydrographic processes, circulation, and water mass formation in the polar and subpolar basins

Stephen Dye, UK
Hedinn Valdimarsson, Iceland
Igor Yashayaev, Canada

M

Theme Session M report

Identifying mechanisms linking physical climate and ecosystem change: Observed indices, hypothesized processes, and "data dreams" for the future
(co-sponsored by PICES)

Emanuele Di Lorenzo,  COVE-AP; USA, PICES

Arthur J. Miller, USA, PICES
Marc Hufnagl, Germany, ICES

 

N

Theme Session N report

The pelagic fish complexes in the North Atlantic Ocean: Distribution, productivity, and inter-specific competition during changing climate

Asta Gudmundsdottir, Iceland
David Miller, the Netherlands
Geir Huse, Norway

O

Theme Session O report

Advances in studying spatial distribution

Hoskuldur Bjornsson, Iceland
Sigurður Jonsson, Iceland
Sara Iverson, Canada

P

 Theme Session P report

An integrated approach to research surveys: monitoring with a combination of sensors

Nils Olav Handegard, Norway
David Somerton, USA
Pierre Petigas, France

Q

Theme Session Q report

Advantages of Bayesian analysis for fisheries and ecological research

Murdoch McAllister, Canada
Allan Tucker, UK
Laura Uusitalo, Finland

R

Theme Session R report

Marine recreational fisheries: understanding impacts and consequences for management

Harry V. Strehlow, Germany
Kieran Hyder, UK

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