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Year	Date	Location	Title	Primary Sponsors	Products
2011
2011	Sept 19–23	Gdansk, Poland	Joint Theme Sessions at the 2011 ICES Annual Science Conference Atmospheric forcing of Northern hemisphere ocean gyres and their subsequent impact on the adjacent marine climate and ecosystems; Atlantic redfish and Pacific rockfish: comparing biology, ecology, assessment and management strategies for Sebastes spp.; Recruitment processes: Early life history dynamics – from eggs to juveniles; Surplus production models: Quantitative tools to manage exploited fisheries and compare the productivity of marine ecosystems.	ICES, PICES
2010
2010	Sep 20-24	Nantes, France	ICES/PICES Theme Sessions on “Impact of climate variability on marine ecosystems: Understanding functional responses to facilitate forecasting” and “Development and use of ocean observing and forecasting systems in coastal and marine management” at the 2010 ICES Annual Science Conference.	ICES, PICES
2009
2009	Sep 21-25	Berlin, Germany	Theme Session on “Climate Impacts on Marine Fishes: Discovering Centennial Patterns and Disentangling Current Processes”	ICES, PICES
2008
2008	Oct 6-8	Monaco	PICES/ICES Theme Session on “The effects of ocean acidification on fisheries and ecosystems” at the International Symposium on “The Ocean in a High CO₂ World – II”	SCOR, IOC, IAEA and IGBP
2008	Sep 22–26	Halifax, Canada	ICES/PICES Theme Sessions on “Coupled physical and biological models: parameterization, validation, and applications”, “Marine spatial planning in support of integrated management – tools, methods, and approaches” and “New methodology for tracking fish, mammals and seabird migrations and behaviour”.	ICES and PICES
2007
2007	Sep17-21	Helsinki, Finland	Theme Session B: Integrating observations and models to improve predictions of ecosystem response to physical variability Convenors: Elizabeth W. North (USA), N. Penny Holliday (UK), Sarah Hughes (UK) and Skip McKinnell (PICES) Theme Session D: Comparative marine ecosystem structure and function: Descriptors and Characteristics Convenors: Bernard A. Megrey (USA), Jason Link (USA), Webjoern Melle (Norway), and Ian Perry (Canada) Theme Session R: The ecosystem approach: What is the impact on marine science, science based advice and management of marine ecosystems Convenors: Dave Reid (UK), Mark Tasker (UK), Martin Pastoors (ICES), Einar Svendsen (Norway) and Glen Jamieson (Canada)	ICES and PICES
2006
2006	Sep 23	Maastricht, Netherlands	Session on Large-scale changes in the migration of small pelagic fish and the factors modulating such changes and an Operational Oceanography at the ICES Annual Science Conference	ICES and PICES
2005
2005	Sep 20-24	Aberdeen, Scotland	Multidisciplinary approaches to the identification of stock structure of small pelagics: Implications for assessment and sustainable management	ICES and PICES
2005	Sep 20-24	Aberdeen, Scotland	Regional Ecosystem Pilot Projects, Ecosystem Forecasting, and Operational Oceanography: Comparing and Contrasting Scientific Tools, Strategies, Outputs, and Applications	ICES and PICES

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