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82A simple unsupervised echoes classification to detect different types of sound scattering layers in multispecific ecosystemsabstract_Remondetal_6ZPS-S1.pdf
  
A simple unsupervised echoes classification to detect different types of sound scattering layers in multispecific ecosystemsIFREMERBarbara Remond[email protected]France
91Zooplankton Distribution in the Namibian Upwelling Region: A comparison of net catches with ADCP measurementsICES-6ZPS_R.Horaeb_Abstract.pdf
  
Zooplankton Distribution in the Namibian Upwelling Region: A comparison of net catches with ADCP measurementsNational Marine Information & Research CentreRichard Horaeb[email protected]Namibia
106Zooplankton community structure in the continental slope of the South China Sea in Autumn, 2014abstract of 6th zooplankton symposium-sun xiaoxia.pdf
  
Zooplankton community structure in the continental slope of the South China Sea in Autumn, 2014Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of SciencesXiaoxia Sun[email protected]China
115World Wide Whole Plankton community inferred using a series of imaging instrumentsICESStemmann2016.pdf
  
World Wide Whole Plankton community inferred using a series of imaging instrumentsSorbonne Universités UPMCLars Stemmann[email protected]France
117Prey size diversity hinders biomass trophic transfer and predator size diversity promotes it in planktonic communitiesabstract_ZooSympMat2016_2sizediversity.pdf
  
Prey size diversity hinders biomass trophic transfer and predator size diversity promotes it in planktonic communitiesJAMSTECCarmen García-Comas[email protected]Japan
141Deepwater Horizon oil spill response and McMurdo Sound, Antarctica: Case studies using acoustic and camera imaging systems Daly_6ZPS_2016_S1.pdf
  
Deepwater Horizon oil spill response and McMurdo Sound, Antarctica: Case studies using acoustic and camera imaging systems University of South FloridaKendra L. Daly[email protected]USA
153Comparing multi-net sampling with optical measurements: how efficient is LOKI (Lightframe In situ Key species Investigations) in analysing zooplankton communities in the Fram Strait?Niehoff_Abstract_ICES_PICES_2016_session_1.pdf
  
Comparing multi-net sampling with optical measurements: how efficient is LOKI (Lightframe In situ Key species Investigations) in analysing zooplankton communities in the Fram Strait?Alfred-Wegener-InstitutBarbara Niehoff[email protected]Germany
158Mapping zooplankton size spectra over large ocean regionsEverett_Oceanography.pdf
  
Mapping zooplankton size spectra over large ocean regionsUniversity of New South WalesJason D. Everett[email protected]Australia
159The missing link in our oceans: How zooplankton size spectra couple phytoplankton with fisheriesEverett_MissingLink.pdf
  
The missing link in our oceans: How zooplankton size spectra couple phytoplankton with fisheriesUniversity of New South WalesJason D Everett[email protected]Australia
175Spatial distribution and migrating behavior of mesopelagic species in the southern Bay of BiscayPeñaetalBergen2016.pdf
  
Spatial distribution and migrating behavior of mesopelagic species in the southern Bay of BiscaySpanish Institute of OceanographyPeña, Marian[email protected]Spain
183Oceanographic processes that favor the zooplankton distribution and aggregation in Puyuhuapi fjord and Jacaf channel (44.7° s)Perez Santos et al.pdf
  
Oceanographic processes that favor the zooplankton distribution and aggregation in Puyuhuapi fjord and Jacaf channel (44.7° s)Universidad de ConcepciónIván Pérez-Santos[email protected]Chile
205The spatial variations in biomass size spectra between 0.1 µm and 10 mm based on optical measurements in the Fram StraitFullSize_FramStrait_Abstract_Bergen.pdf
  
The spatial variations in biomass size spectra between 0.1 µm and 10 mm based on optical measurements in the Fram StraitInstitute of Oceanology PASTrudnowska Emilia[email protected]Poland
216Dead zone or oasis in the open ocean? Zooplankton distribution and migration in low-oxygen modewater eddiesICESzoo_abstract_HH.pdf
  
Dead zone or oasis in the open ocean? Zooplankton distribution and migration in low-oxygen modewater eddiesGEOMARHelena Hauss[email protected]Germany
251On-shelf predation pressure smooths out the wrinkles in krill swarmsICES zooplankton symposium_sof.pdf
  
On-shelf predation pressure smooths out the wrinkles in krill swarmsBritish Antarctic SurveySophie Fielding[email protected]UK
279Degradation of discarded appendicularian houses by oncaeid copepods: evidence from in situ observations using a video plankton recorder6thZPS abstract_Oncaea.pdf
  
Degradation of discarded appendicularian houses by oncaeid copepods: evidence from in situ observations using a video plankton recorderAtmosphere and Ocean Research Institute, University of TokyoYuichiro Nishibe[email protected]Japan
290Distribution of mesozooplankton assemblages based on optical analysis of samples collected during an ichthyoplankton monitoring in the southern North SeaICESPICES_6ZPS_2016_S1_Bandura.pdf
  
Distribution of mesozooplankton assemblages based on optical analysis of samples collected during an ichthyoplankton monitoring in the southern North SeaUniversité du Littoral Côte d'Opale, Laboratoire d'Océanologie et de GéosciencesCyrielle Bandura[email protected]France
301Zooplankton distribution and community structure in the North-Western Mediterranean sea during the Deep Water formation Experiment (DEWEX , February-April 2013)zooplankton_symposium_kd_final.pdf
  
Zooplankton distribution and community structure in the North-Western Mediterranean sea during the Deep Water formation Experiment (DEWEX , February-April 2013)Mediterranean Institute of Oceanography (MIO)Katty Donoso[email protected]France
311What we’re learning from acoustic surveys of euphausiids in the Bering Sea, the Barents Sea, and the Gulf of Alaska (a tale of the once and future ping)Ressler_2016ICESzp.pdf
  
What we’re learning from acoustic surveys of euphausiids in the Bering Sea, the Barents Sea, and the Gulf of Alaska (a tale of the once and future ping)Alaska Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAAPatrick H. Ressler[email protected]USA
312Advantages and disadvantages of automation: a comparison of traditional, optical and acoustic techniques for zooplankton monitoring in shallow coastal and estuarine systemsHostens-abstract- 6ZPS-Bergen2016.pdf
  
Advantages and disadvantages of automation: a comparison of traditional, optical and acoustic techniques for zooplankton monitoring in shallow coastal and estuarine systemsInstitute for Agricultural and Fisheries ResearchKris Hostens[email protected]Belgium
316MacroCam, a FlowCam prototype to process zooplankton samples.ICES ZS RDM.pdf
  
MacroCam, a FlowCam prototype to process zooplankton samples.Louisiana State UniversityRosana Di Mauro[email protected]USA
317Observing zooplankton layers with acoustics at close rangeplankton 2016 Ona Final.pdf
  
Observing zooplankton layers with acoustics at close rangeInstitute of Marine ResearchEgil Ona[email protected]Norway
318Density and target strength measurements of the arctic copepod Calanus borealis measured in situ at short rangeTarget strength Calanus B - 2015_PHW-Final.pdf
  
Density and target strength measurements of the arctic copepod Calanus borealis measured in situ at short rangeInstitute of Marine ResearchEgil Ona[email protected]Norway
327Machine learning, classification or clustering? Can we make use of the massive data sets obtained from Laser Optical Particle Counters for assessing biodiversity or species distribution?ICES 6ZPS_2016_abstract_Hufnagl.pdf
  
Machine learning, classification or clustering? Can we make use of the massive data sets obtained from Laser Optical Particle Counters for assessing biodiversity or species distribution?University of HamburgMarc Hufnagl[email protected]Hamburg, Germany
353In situ observations of a doliolid bloom in a warm water filament using a video plankton recorder: bloom development, fate, and effect on biogeochemical cycles and planktonic food websZoop6_Abstract_takahashi2.pdf
  
In situ observations of a doliolid bloom in a warm water filament using a video plankton recorder: bloom development, fate, and effect on biogeochemical cycles and planktonic food websThe University of TokyoKazutaka Takahashi[email protected]Japan
364Application of Hydroacoustics for Studying of the Estuarine Ecosystem (On the Example of the Penzhina and Talovka Hypertidal Estuary, Northwest Kamchatka)Koval_Gorin_6ZPS2016_S1.pdf
  
Application of Hydroacoustics for Studying of the Estuarine Ecosystem (On the Example of the Penzhina and Talovka Hypertidal Estuary, Northwest Kamchatka)Kamchatka Research Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography (KamchatNIRO)Maksim Koval[email protected]Russian Federation/Kamchatka region
392Acoustic identification and measurements of weak targets such as jellyfish and zooplankton in mixed aggregationsAbstract_2016_Bergen__Acoustic_ID_of_weak_targets.pdf
  
Acoustic identification and measurements of weak targets such as jellyfish and zooplankton in mixed aggregationsInstitute of Marine ResearchRolf J. Korneliussen[email protected]Norway
416Estimating Active Carbon Flux Using the Biomass Size Spectrakwong_abstract_PICES_2016_EP_lk.pdf
  
Estimating Active Carbon Flux Using the Biomass Size SpectraThe University of British ColumbiaLian E. Kwong[email protected]Canada
421Zooplankton abundance, biovolume and size spectra at western boundary currents in the subtropical North PacificAbstract.pdf
  
Zooplankton abundance, biovolume and size spectra at western boundary currents in the subtropical North PacificInstitute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of SciencesChaolun LI[email protected]China
424Estimating zooplankton biomass through conventional and acoustic methods in the Northern Humboldt Current SystemArones ICES.PICES.6ZPS. 2016.S1.pdf
  
Estimating zooplankton biomass through conventional and acoustic methods in the Northern Humboldt Current SystemInstituto del Mar del Perú (IMARPE)Katia Aronés[email protected]Perú
428Undersampled and underrated? Observing the role of marine snow in aquatic ecosystemsICES_6ZPS_2016_Abstract_Moeller.pdf
  
Undersampled and underrated? Observing the role of marine snow in aquatic ecosystemsUniversity of Hamburg / IHFKlas Ove Möller[email protected]Germany / Hamburg
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