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PICES 2026 Annual Meeting
Actionable Science for a Changing Ocean

October 24-30, 2026, Nanaimo, BC, Canada

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S0119117Peter Teye BusumprahDeclined Empowering African ocean and cryosphere professionals through citizen science, digital innovation, and climate action under the UN Decade of Action for Cryospheric Sciences  yes Peter Teye Busumprah
S0119121Fei ChaiInvited Digital twin of the ocean as a catalyst for blue economy innovation  Fei CHAI, Qiang DENG, Xiaoyi WANG
S0119206Anna SulcInvited Exploring the application of digital twins in actionable science for adaptive fisheries managementin-person Anna Sulc
S0119541Patrick LehodeyInvited The european ocean digital twin: Innovative approaches for climate-ready fisheries and spatial planningin-person Patrick Lehodey
S0119103Scott AkenheadOral A salmon’s eye view: Digital twins for salmon populations and salmon habitats  Lene K. Sortland, Eduardo Martins, Martin Fore, Elvira de Eyto, Graeme Diack, Colin D. Bull, and Scott A. Akenhead
S0119389Fang ZhangOral Artificial intelligence-based image recognition for marine ecological monitoring and assessmentin-person Fang Zhang, Shuo Wang,Song Sun,Hongsheng Bi
S0119481Albert HermannOral Potential methods for a machine learning based end-to-end digital twin of regional oceans, fisheries, and management  Albert J. Hermann
S0119282Hiroshi Kuroda Poster Development of a 1/60° open-source coupled ocean–sea ice model for the Sea of Okhotsk toward a freely accessible international research platformkeep as poster Hiroshi Kuroda and Takuya Nakanowatari
S0219378Xinru LiInvited Marine heatwaves in a warming Pacific: From compound climate–industrial risks to the evolution of subsurface heat stressin-person Xinru Li, González-Espinosa Pedro C, Marcus Rekha, Debus Helena J., Oyinlola Muhammed A., Mather Charles, Thomas Frölicher, Cisneros-Montemayor Andrés M; Bloemendaal Nadia, Reygondeau Gabriel, Cormier Eric J, Singh Gerald G
S0219165Bo QiuOral A new dynamic regime in the north pacific climate system after 2018: Physical drivers and biogeochemical impactsin-person Bo Qiu, Niklas Schneider, Shuiming Chen, Angelique White, and James Potemra
S0219418James ReimerOral A warning from the edge: Coral bleaching around the temperate island of Shikine, Japanin-person Ayaka Umeda Paul, Jue Alef Lalas, Sylvain Agostini, Britta Fiedler and James Davis Reimer
S0219374Emily LemagieOral Characterizing ocean temperature extremes in the North Pacific ocean and Bering Sea over the last decadein-person Emily P. Lemagie, Shaun Bell and Jacob Cohen
S0219272Mercedes Pozo BuilOral Characterizing source-water variability and climate-extreme signatures in the coastal California Current System  Mercedes Pozo Buil, Isaac Schroeder, Steven Bograd, Antonietta Capotondi, Michael Jacox, Nicole Lovenduski, Samuel Mogen
S0219174Amber HoldsworthOral Clustering to characterize extreme marine conditions for the benthic region of the Northeastern Pacific continental margin  Amber M. Holdsworth, Andrew Shao, and James R. Christian
S0219421Samantha SiedleckiOral Compound extremes: Marine heatwaves and ocean acidification in the Northern California Current System from a 30-year historical simulationS03->S02 Yifan Zhu1, Samantha A. Siedlecki1, Felipe Soares1, Dipti Hingmire2, Simone R. Alin3, Richard A. Feely3, Craig M. Risien4, Francis Chan5,6, Jeannette E. Waddell7, and Jan Newton8,9
S0219484Lorenzo McCleeseOral Detecting single and compound marine extremes in the California Current Large Marine Ecosystemin-person Lorenzo R.F. McCleese, Michael G. Jacox, Mercedes Pozo Buil, Jessica A. Bolin, Mikaela M. Provost, Natalie M. Freeman, Elliott L. Hazen and Steven J. Bograd
S0219123Bingqing ChenOral Ecological thresholds of marine heatwaves driving redistribution of Japanese flying squid fisheries in the Sea of Japanin-person Bingqing Chen1,2, Hao Tian1,2, Yang Liu1,2, Yulei Zhang2, Bin Kang1, Irene D. Alabia3,4, Sei-Ichi Saitoh3 and Yongjun Tian1,2
S0219398Simone AlinOral Extreme conditions in Dungeness crab habitat across life stages from the pre-industrial to mid-century on the Olympic Coast (northern Washington)  Simone Alin, Brendan Carter, Richard Feely, Jan Newton, Samantha Siedlecki, John Mickett, Jennifer Hagen, Ervin Schumacker, Jeanette Waddell, Katie Wrubel, Kathy Hough, Amelia Ritger, Brandy Cervantes, Craig Risien, and Melanie Fewings
S0219287Masahiko FujiiOral Future projections of the combined impacts of acidification and deoxygenation in eutrophic waters: A case study of Tokyo Bay, Japanin-person Masahiko Fujii, Lawrence P C Bernardo and Tsuneo Ono
S0219371Krysten Rutherford Oral How do offshore marine heatwaves propagate inside Quatsino Sound, BC? A modelling studypending travel approval Krysten Rutherford and Laura Bianucci
S0219387Shin-ichi ItoOral Human-induced intensification of sea surface temperature regime shifts threatens global Large Marine Ecosystemsin-person Zihui Gao, Qinwang Xing, Shin-ichi Ito, Haiqing Yu, Wei Yu and Xinjun Chen
S0219241Xiaoxia Sun (submitted by Zhan Zheng)Oral Long-term trends of heat waves and ecosystem responses in Jiaozhou Bay, Chinain-person Xiaoxia Sun, Jing Wang, Yongfang Zhao, Shan Zheng Mingliang Zhu
S0219302Charles HannahOral Marine heatwaves analyzed using Extreme Value Theoryin-person Charles Hannah and Kejia Wang
S0219267Helen KilleenOral Marine heatwaves influence incidental catch composition in the California commercial halibut trawl fisherysubject to travel approval Helen Killeen, Armand Barilotti, Cyndi Dawson, Heather Gliniak, Miranda Haggerty, Carlos Mireles, Ken Oda, Dianna Porzio, Kirsten Ramey, Travis Tanaka, and Kim Walker
S0219257Nadja SteinerOral Modelled changes in extreme environmental conditions within Eastern Beaufort Sea beluga habitat  Nadja Steiner, Tessa Sou, Lisa Loseto, Emma Sutherland, and Luke Storrie
S0219114Sandipan MondalOral Neural ocean’s future towards diverging trajectories? nowcast–forecast responses of Taiwan’s coastal seabream fisheries to climate forcing  Sandipan Mondal and Ming-An Lee
S0219323Lawrence Patrick BernardoOral Numerical investigation of the fine-scale features of marine heatwaves occurring along coastal areas of northeastern Japanin-person Lawrence Patrick Cases Bernardo and Masahiko Fujii
S0219370Vera TrainerOral Pelagic harmful algal blooms and climate change: Lessons from nature’s experiments with extremesin-person Vera L. Trainer, Stephanie K. Moore, Gustaaf Hallegraeff, Raphael M. Kudela, Alexandro Clement, Jorge Mardonez, William P. Cochlan
S0219530Jin YeoOral Rapid intensification of marine heatwaves in Korean waters: Increasing high-intensity categoriesin-person Jin Yeo, Wonkeun Choi and Chan Joo Jang
S0219186Joseph BasconcilloOral Recent increase in the number of Super Typhoons in the Philippines  Joseph Basconcillo
S0219305Robert CampbellOral Recent physical, biogeochemical, and biological changes in the Prince William Sound pelagic ecosystemin-person Robert W Campbell
S0219363Andrew RossOral Recent trends in marine biotoxin production in British Columbia coastal watersin-person Andrew Ross, Mackenzie Mueller, Navinder Hundal, Béatrice Ip, Nathan Matthews, Corey Albert, Peter McKenzie, Brian Nesbitt, Isobel Pearsall, Nicole Frederickson, Svetlana Esenkulova, Blair Surridge, Melissa Hennekes and Akash Sastri
S0219507Michael LitzowOral Red-shifted ocean variability increases the risk of persistent marine heatwaves in the Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaskain-person Michael A. Litzow and Emily R. Ryznar
S0219292Jack BarthOral Repeated autonomous underwater glider surveys reveal extreme, near-bottom, shelf hypoxia during the upwelling season off central Washington, U.S.A.in-person John A. Barth, Brian VerWey and Jace Marquardt
S0219279Naohiro KosugiOral Sea surface pCO₂ in the Eastern North Pacific during the marine heatwave of August 2025in-person Naohiro Kosugi
S0219153Samuel MogenOral Seasonal predictions of marine extreme events in the Northeast Pacificin-person Samuel C Mogen, Nicole Lovenduski, Michael Jacox, Jessie Liu, Allison Cluett, James Scott, Mercedes Pozo Buil, Steven Bograd
S0219159Hongsheng BiOral Storm intensity alters dominant physical controls on coastal ecosystem dynamicsin-person Hongsheng Bi, Linlin Wang, Hui Liu, Xianzhong Mao, Zhonghua Cai, Duansheng Wang
S0219234Antonietta CapotondiOral Subsurface propagation of surface marine heatwaves and related climate impacts  Antonietta Capotondi, Matteo A. Wilczak and Tongtong Xu
S0219101Haifeng GuOral The suppression of harmful algal blooms in spring 2025 off the Zhe-Min coast, China: A consequence of extreme atmospheric and oceanic forcingin-person Weibo Wang and Haifeng Gu
S0219131Gal KossPoster Adaptive fishing behavior and fishery network topology: A structural approach to climate resilience  Gal Koss
S0219196Michael OkePoster Bridging the science-policy interface: Actionable frameworks for climate resilience and sustainable fisheries management in coastal West Africaconfirmed Michael Adedotun Oke
S0219404Soya SakumaPosterREP-4Diving and feeding responses of Skipjack tuna to tropical cyclones in the East China Sea  Soya Sakuma, Hiroto Abe, Takayuki Matsumoto, Yuichi Tsuda, Yoshinori Aoki and Hidetada Kiyofuji
S0219469Wei ChengPoster Impacts of Ex-Typhoon Merbok on the Bering Sea biophysical environment: Insights from mooring observations and a regional model simulation  Vivek Seelanki, Wei Cheng, Phyllis Stabeno, Al Hermann, Liz Drenkard and Charlie Stock
S0219391Changsin KimPosterREP-5Long-term variability of the Yellow Sea Bottom Cold Water and its implications for fisheries resources in the Yellow Sea  Changsin Kim1, Gyeongjae Maeng1 and Eun-Byeol Cho2
S0219311Haeyoung ParkPosterREP-3Microbial community dynamics in response to typhoon and strong wind disturbances in Jeju aquaculture systemsin-person Haeyoung Park, Junsang Youn, Huijeong Doh, Jeonghyeon Kwak and Seong-il Eyun
S0219193Carolina GonzalezPoster Oxygen gradients constrain ecological connectivity in a shallow marine oxygen minimum zone  Carolina E. Gonzalez, Leocadio Blanco-Bercial, Ruben Escribano, Philippe Tortell
S0219335Takuya NakanowatariPosterREP-6Predictability of warm core eddies released from Kuroshio Extension in 2024 based on an ice-ocean coupled data assimilation forecast systemin-person Takuya Nakanowatari, Shoko Abe, Taira Nagai, Ryu Saiki, Hiroshi Kuroda, Takeshi Okunishi, Takashi Setou, Daisuke Hasegawa, Hikaru Homma, Joji Oida, Shigeho Kakehi, Taiki Fuji, and Satoshi Suyama
S0219473Shannon McClishPosterREP-2Seasonal and interannual variability of subsurface oxygen in Queen Charlotte Sound  Shannon McClish, Stephanie Waterman, Roberta Hamme, Jody M. Klymak, Tetjana Ross, and Angelica Peña
S0219152Kyeong Ok KimPoster Study on northwestern Pacific warming and its role in typhoon genesis and rapid intensification  Kyeong Ok Kim, Hong Sik Min, Sunghun Kim, Hyoun-Woo Kang
S0219452William CochlanPosterREP-1Variable impacts of temperature and light on the growth and domoic acid production of the toxigenic diatom Pseudo-nitzschia multiseries from the California Current SystemMEQ->S02 William P. Cochlan, Christopher E. Ikeda, Brian D. Bill, Vera L. Trainer, David Senn and Charles G. Trick
S0319394Claire SpillmanInvited Operational seasonal prediction services to support marine end user decision makingin-person Claire M. Spillman, Alistair J. Hobday, Grant A. Smith and Jason R. Hartog
S0319508Isabelle GalkoOral A climate vulnerability assessment of fish and invertebrates in the Gulf of Alaskain-person Isabelle Galko, Cheryl L. Barnes, Paul D. Spencer, Alberto Rovellini, Albert J. Hermann, Thomas P. Hurst, Jodi L. Pirtle, Mason Smith, Marysia Szymkowiak and Benjamin Williams
S0319399Chelsey BeeseOral A size-spectrum approach to climate and fishing impacts on North Pacific groundfish communities  Chelsey M. Beese, Cheryl L. Barnes, Jonathan C.P. Reum, Carey R. McGilliard, Meaghan D. Bryan, Alberto Rovellini, Martin W. Dorn, and André E. Punt
S0319345Marilena GengOral Assessing climate change and potential impacts to Pacific Salmon in Clayoquot Sound, British Columbiasubject of travel approval Marilena Sophie Geng, Laura Bianucci
S0319458Kelly KearneyOral Bringing regional ocean model output into Alaska's ecosystem-based management  Kelly Kearney, Albert Hermann, Wei Cheng, Elizabeth Drenkard, Elizabeth Siddon, Ivonne Ortiz, and Bridget Ferriss
S0319115Scott Spillias (submitted by Elizabeth Fulton)Oral Climate change makes policy and community decisions all the more important and urgent  Elizabeth A. Fulton, Rodrigo Bustamante, Corrine Condie, Michael Fuller, Joanna Strzelecki, Piers Dunstan, Fabio Boschetti, Catherine Bulman, Scott Spillias, Rowan Trebilco, Javier Porobic, Linda Thomas, Aysha Fleming, Roshni Subramaniam
S0319184Julia Lara-NavarreteOral Developing a Dungeness crab (Metacarcinus magister) meat quality forecasting management toolin-person Julia Lara Navarrete, Samantha Siedlecki, Isaac Kaplan, Emily Norton, Felipe Soares, Kelly Corbet, Troy Buell, CaThleen Vestfals, Dan Ayres, Matthew George, Chris Biggs, Joe Schumacker, Al Hermann, Jan Newton, Simone Alin and Catherine Matassa
S0319112Huiqing FuOral Development of an operational numerical early warning system for typical marine ecological disastersin-person Shan Gao,Xuanliang Ji, Jing Yang, Enye He, Jingjing Zheng and Huiqing Fu
S0319414Po-Yuan HsiaoOral Disentangling long-term climate trends and ENSO variability in fish assemblages of the northern South China SeaS12->S03 Po-Yuan Hsiao, Kuo-Wei Lan and William W.L. Cheung
S0319470Bridget FerrissOral Do North Pacific climate indices explain groundfish recruitment trends in the Gulf of Alaska?in-person Bridget Ferriss, Grant Adams, Claudine Hauri, Peter Hulson, Cole Monnahan, Rémi Pagès, Kalei Shotwell1 and Ben Williams
S0319422Liping YinOral Dynamics of the severe seawater intrusion event in November 2024  Liping Yin, Fangli Qiao
S0319514Gabriella MukaiOral HICast: A dynamic ocean management tool for the Hawai‘i longline fishery  Gabriella Mukai, Justin Suca
S0319357Michael JacoxOral High-resolution seasonal forecasts of Northeast Pacific physics and biogeochemistry  Michael G. Jacox, Dmitry Dukhovskoy, Michael Alexander, Jessie Liu, Dillon Amaya, Liz Drenkard, Natalie Freeman, Andrew Ross, Charlie Stock
S0319223Fangli QiaoOral Improved prediction of tropical cyclone intensity by incorporating ocean waves: An example of a potential PICES science service  Fangli Qiao, Songlin Li, Biao Zhao, Qi Shu, Vladimir Ryabinin, Dong Ji, Guomin Chen and Ka-Kit Tung
S0319226Kate MussettOral Integrating forecast modelling into Indigenous fisheries management for the Heiltsuk Nationin-person Kate J. Mussett, Kyle L. Wilson, Sara Tremblay-Boyer
S0319259Kristen SoraOral Lower trophic level blue food potential of the Canadian Beaufort Seain-person Kristen J. Sora, Yulia Egorova, Gabriel Reygondeau, Carie Hoover, Andrea Niemi, Lisa Loseto, Ellen V. Lea, C-Jae C. Breiter, C.J. Mundy, William W.L. Cheung, Adam Monahan and Nadja S. Steiner
S0319455Juliette CasemajorOral Ocean circulation as a missing driver in climate-based marine biodiversity projectionsin-person, p->o Juliette Casemajor, Yulia Egorova, Elka García-Rada, Claire B. Paris, Gabriel Reygondeau
S0319339Ji-Sook ParkOral Physics-guided dual-branch networks for global ocean chlorophyll forecastingin-person Ji-Sook Park and Jong-Yeon Park
S0319118Kris BauerOral Physiological responses of juvenile Dungeness crab (Metacarcinus magister) to present-day and projected ocean acidification, hypoxia, and warmingin-person Kristofer K. Bauer1, Ella Dreke1, MacKenna Hainey2, Jeremy Jennings2, Nyazia Sajdah-Bey3, Samantha Siedlecki4, Felipe Soares4, Yifan Zhu4, Samuel Gurr2, and Francis Chan1,2
S0319140Abdulwakil SabaOral Predicting Coastal Biodiversity Vulnerability to Climate change, pollution, and biological invasions: A Global evidence-based framework for ocean decision support  Abdulwakil Olawale Saba
S0319308Pedro González EspinosaOral Projecting climate-driven changes in Canada’s ocean resources for blue economy planning  Pedro C. González-Espinosa, Mohammad Nasir Tighsazzadeh, Helena J. Debus, Muhammed A. Oyinlola, William W. L. Cheung, Gabriel Reygondeau and Andrés M. Cisneros-Montemayor
S0319132Julia MayerOral Projecting climate-driven distribution shifts of global kelp habitats  Julia Mayer, Maycira Costa, Gabriel Reygondeau, Yulia Egorova, Scott Bohachyk and William W.L. Cheung
S0319533Hoyeon LeeOral Projecting future habitat distribution of Undaria pinnatifida under climate change in the Northwest Pacificin-person Hoyeon Lee, Minkyoung bang and Chan Joo Jang
S0319478Allison CluettOral Recontextualizing climate indices for ecological applications in a warming oceanS10->S03 Allison A. Cluett, Michael G. Jacox, Steven J. Bograd, Mercedes Pozo Buil, and Elliott L. Hazen
S0319270Carrie HoltOral salmonMSE: A decision-support tool for Pacific salmon linking management objectives with population dynamics and ecosystem drivers  Carrie A. Holt, Quang Huynh, Catarina Wor, Brendan Connors, Bob Bocking, Nick Brown, Lian Kwong, Wilf Luedke, Diana McHugh, Michael Thom, Amelia Vos and Brendan Zoehner
S0319476Elise OlsonOral Seasonal ocean predictions for Canada: Progress and directionsin-person, p->o Elise Olson, Bill Merryfield, Parsa Gooya, Julia Velletta, James Christian, Krysten Rutherford, Natasha Ridenour, Jonathan Izett, Woosung Lee
S0319432Heather WelchOral Skillful seasonal forecasts of blue whale distributions using neural networks  Heather Welch, Steven J. Bograd, Allison Cluett, Josh Cullen, Elliott L. Hazen, Michael Jacox, Samuel M. Woodman
S0319143Jisoo LeeOral Spatial decision-making and economic efficiency in Korean live-squid offshore jigging fisheries: A bio-economic approach using AIS-derived activity and environmental data  Jisoo Lee,Giho Ong, Damin Lee, Sukgeun Jung
S0319375Tor KitchingOral Using habitat information to inform reference points for Pacific salmon stocks: New approaches for actionable data-limited science  Tor Kitching, Paul van Dam-Bates and Carrie A. Holt
S0319247Cholyoung Lee (for H-Gyeong Han)Poster Development of an integrated coastal big data platform for data-driven coastal management in Koreain-person, poster only Hyeon-Gyeong Han, Hyerin Hwang and Cholyoung Lee
S0319362Ferdenant MkrtchyanPoster Problems decision making in remote monitoring ocean ecosystems  Ferdenant Mkrtchyan, Evgeny Novichikhin and Maxim Mkrtchyan
S0419326Jaehwan SeoInvited An advanced AI-based approach for spatial mapping and ecological function quantification of macroinvertebrates in tidal flats  Jaehwan Seo, Chung Ho Kim, Keunyong Kim, Yeongjae Jang, Donguk Lee, Hyeong‑Tae Jou, Joo‑Hyung Ryu and Bon Joo Koo
S0419256Anuradha RaoInvited xaɬəmət ct tə səlilwət / Water Quality Objectives for səlilwət (Burrard Inlet)  Anuradha S. Rao
S0419217Morgan PiczakOral Acoustic telemetry reveals white shark use of Atlantic salmon aquaculture sites  Morgan Piczak, Ava Sergio, Marc Trudel and Heather Bowlby
S0419108Shu-Chiang HuangOral Bridging the science and policy interface to enhance marine protected area effectiveness in Taiwan through meaningful stakeholder collaborationin-person Shu-Chiang Huang, Yi Chang and Wenyu Huang
S0419529Stephanie MooreOral Characterising the influence of urban inputs on zooplankton communities in a coastal temperate estuary  Stephanie L. Moore, Natasha Buckiewicz, Anna K. McLaskey and Brian P.V. Hunt
S0419443Nozomi IharaOral Development of a spatial framework for characterizing coastal social-ecological systems in the Sea of Okhotsk, Hokkaido, JapanS03->S04 Nozomi Ihara, Takayuki Shiraiwa
S0419154Hem Nalini Morzaria-LunaOral Development of an integrated modeling framework for the Puget Sound basin to evaluate cross-ecosystem impacts of environmental change  H. Morzaria-Luna, C.Magel, J. Baker, R. Anderson, K. Bogue, A. Brookes, S. Chokshi, K. Djang, E. Fulton, J. Halama, C. Harvey, M. Kanojia, I. Kaplan, T. Khangaonkar, J. Long, R. B. McKane, A. Morell, C. Nelson, V. Polushina, J. Porobic, A. Rovellini
S0419122Dijing ChangOral Environmental suitability and production efficiency pathways for sustainable oyster aquaculture in urbanized coastal Chinain-person Dijing, Chang, Jiayu Fan, Honghong Liu, Chunlin Li, Fangcheng Han, Tianwei Mou and Yang Liu
S0419433Naya SenaOral From participation to implementation: A co-designed Nature-based Solutions Toolbox for climate adaptation in the Marshall Islands  Naya Sena and Mitsutaku Makino
S0419515Jan NewtonOral Increasing ocean observation to serve society: What does it take?  Jan Newton, Roxanne Carini, Sheyna Wisdom, and Melissa Iwamoto
S0419491Kathryn SobocinskiOral Moving toward solutions: Measuring positive change in urban seasin-person Kathryn L. Sobocinski, Ginny Broadhurst, Mike LeMoine, Correigh Greene, Heida Diefenderfer, Josh Chamberlin, Tish Conway-Cranos, Jason Hall, John Delaney
S0419539Marine UguenOral Neonicotinoid contamination in urbanized coastal systems: Impacts on early life stages of the Dungeness crab  Marine Uguen, Alyssa-Lois M Gehman, Heather Earle, Christopher D G Harley
S0419454Brian HuntOral Reconciling coastal development and the land-sea meta-ecosystem in support of healthy and functional coastal marine environmentsin-person Brian P. V. Hunt
S0419281Takafumi YoshidaOral SATOUMI and other effective area-based conservation measures (OECM) in Japan – Case study in Nanao Bay, Ishikawa Prefecture  Takafumi Yoshida
S0419419Soeon AhnOral Spatial modeling reveals coastal habitat use and anthropogenic overlap of Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins around Jeju Island, Korea  Soeon Ahn1, Kyum Joon Park2, Dongwha Sohn3 and Hyun Woo Kim4*
S0419500Natasha Melo BuckiewiczOral The effects of urban driven nutrient imbalance on phytoplankton community dynamics and nutritional quality in Vancouver Harbour  Natasha M Buckiewicz, Stephanie Moore, Anna McLaskey and Brian PV Hunt
S0419468Hailey DaviesOral Underwater noise pollution policies in the northeast Pacific  Hailey L. Davies, Emily Toma, Audrey Looby, Hailey M. Shafer, Kelsie A. Murchy, Dana R. Haggarty, Francis Juanes and Kieran Cox
S0419445Kyrin PollockPosterREP-3Bridging marine bioacoustics and Inuvialuit traditional knowledge to assess shifting arctic soundscapes in Ulukhaktok  Kyrin S. Pollock
S0419474Luisa RamirezPosterREP-4British Columbia coastal residents’ perspectives on ocean contributions to well-being  Luisa Ramirez, Danielle Perron and Jas Sidhu
S0419488Mitra NikooPosterxREP-1Complicating factors in a dialogue on boater pollution and water quality in the Saanich Peninsula, British Columbiain-person, but cancel poster yes Mitra L. Nikoo, Amanda E. Bates
S0419318Meaghan EffordPoster Designing interdisciplinary courses for equitable and sustainable leadership in the expanding blue economyin-person Meaghan Efford, Rhea Storlund and Brian Hunt
S0419276Nicole ChristiansenPoster Informing restoration for better outcomes in the face of climate change and anthropogenic pressuresin-person Nicole Christiansen, Sarina Clay-Smith, Paulina Salinas-Ruiz, Nikki Wright, Tim Clermont
S0419105K.K. Basheer AhammedPoster Integrated foliar pigment analysis and random forest remote sensing modelling reveals spatially heterogeneous total chlorophyll distribution across Benoa Bay, BaliS03->S04 I Wayan Gede Astawa Karang; K.K. Basheer Ahammed
S0419522Sojung KwonPosterREP-2Microplastic intake and particle selectivity in the deposit-feeding ghost crab Ocypode stimpsoni  Sojung Kwon, Byeongyong Park, Yubin Koo, Minho Kang, Hyojin Chang, Sungkuk Yun, Jibin Im and Taewon Kim
S0419304Mana ItoPoster Optimization of a continuous sediment redox potential monitoring system for sustainable prawn aquaculturein-person Mana Ito, Taku Sato, Md. Khorshed Alam, Takuma Sugaya, Katsutoshi Ito
S0419182Anas BibotPosterREP-5Physico-chemical assessment of surface waters in Marchica Lagoon: A tool for environmental risk managementS08->S04 Anas Bibot, Abdelmourith Laissaoui, Mounia Tahri, Nezha Mejjad, Imad Kissami, Otman Abida
S0419285Garam YunPoster Smart ocean village platform: Integrating education, tourism, industry, and sustainability through marine data  Garam Yun, Hyeon-Gyeong Han, Gi-Young Chae and Cholyoung Lee
S0419291Jerry Kwan Ki WongPoster The science behind an urbanized ocean: An ecological review of the Metro Vancouver oceanin-person Jerry Kwan Ki Wong, Grace K. Melchers and Brian P.V. Hunt
S0419127Maria KuruvillaPoster Understanding the cumulative effects of forest harvesting on Pacific salmon in coastal British Columbiain-person Morgan Hocking, Maria Kuruvilla, Joao Braga, Emma Atkinson, Dan Greenberg, Olivia Cornies, Leila Krichel, Caroline Glass, Jay Speier, Midori Nicolson, Brendan Connors, Peter Tschaplinski, Alejandro Buren, Andrew Bateman, Mark Lewis, Marty Krkosek
S0419547Radhika AssaniePoster ZooSCAN assessment of temporal and spatial variation in zooplankton assemblage composition in an urbanized coastal ocean  Radhika Assanie, Stephanie Moore, Deniz Coskuner, Brian P.V. Hunt
S0519347Mikko HeinoInvited Consequences of climate-induced range shifts for shared fish stocks: Insights from game theory and Northeast Atlantic fisheriesin-person Mikko Heino
S0519175Jialong WangOral An interpretable deep learning framework for otolith microstructure analysis to automate daily ageing  Jialong Wang,Peng Sun,Congxian Chen and Yongjun Tian
S0519409Taye YooOral An interpretable rule-based framework for defining species-gear management units in multispecies, multi-gear fisheriesin-person Taye Yoo, Sung Il Lee and Heejoong Kang
S0519343Guankui LiuOral Artificial intelligence in marine fisheries forecasting under climate change: A decadal reviewin-person Guankui Liu, Bin Liu, Xinjun Chen
S0519137Yasutoki ShibataOral Daily, vessel-specific, and species-specific length composition monitoring using the image analysis system FIAS-Deepin-person Yasutoki Shibata, Yuka Iwahara, Masahiro Manano, Daiki, Suzuki, Tomoya Nishino, Kota Kurosawa, Yuka Murayama, Tomoyuki Kuwahara and Toru Kitamura
S0519306Sei-Ichi SaitohOral Ecological drivers of Hokkaido pink salmon abundance over four decades: Brood-line structure and marine thermal conditions  Irene D. Alabia, Sei-Ichi Saitoh, Takafumi Hirata, Yasuyuki Miyakoshi, Jorge García Molinos, Benjamin Planque, Masahide Kaeriyama
S0519353Peng SunOral Environmental drivers of distribution patterns and early growth variability of largehead hairtail in the Northwest Pacific under climate changein-person Peng Sun, Aike Huang, Congxian Chen,Fengming Lv, Sukgeun Jung, Jisoo Lee, Giho Ong and Yongjun Tian
S0519367Elliott HazenOral Expanding the case for dynamic ocean management: Models for megafauna and fisheries  Elliott L Hazen1, Josh Cullen1, Heather Welch1, Sarah Roberts2, Gabi Mukai3, Emily Nazario1, Justin Suca3, John Quinlan4, Cara Wilson5, Mary Hunsicker6, Kirstin Holsman7, Ryan Rykaczewski5
S0519253Xindong PanOral Otolith biogeochemistry reveals possible impacts of extreme climate events on population connectivity of Japanese Spanish mackerel Scomberomorus niphonius in the North Pacific  Xindong Pan and Yongjun Tian
S0519192Damin LeeOral Predicting climate-driven shifts in spawning grounds of common squid (Todarodes pacificus) in the western North Pacific by applying species distribution modelsin-person Damin Lee and Sukgeun Jung
S0519211Justin SucaOral Shining light on a cryptic yet commercially valuable family of mesopelagic fishes in the central North Pacific  Justin J. Suca, Janelle L. Morano, Jessica N. Perelman and Ryan R. Rykaczewski
S0519145Aike HuangOral Spatiotemporal prediction of Antarctic krill core habitats using dynamic labeling and U-Net-LSTM  Aike Huang, Jialong Wang, Jianchao Li, Yongjun Tian and Peng Sun
S0519228Luyao HanPosterREP-2Construction of a high-quality dataset for marine disaster prevention and mitigation based on large language modelsin-person, S12->S05 Luyao Han, Jianfeng Liang and Fangfang Wan
S0519232Isabella KintighPoster Environmental drivers of billfish catch rates in the Hawaiʻi deep-set longline fishery  Isabella Kintigh, Justin Suca
S0519385Zeyu ZengPosterREP-1Species’ traits shape fisheries composition under climate change  Zeyu Zeng, William Cheung
S0619320Akira IguchiInvited Transition from ocean acidification studies to the ocean negative emission technologies in Japan: A focus on impact assessment  Akira Iguchi, Atsushi Suzuki, Makiko Yorifuji, Hiroshi Aoki, Kazuhiro Sayama, Masahiro Hayashi, Yoshikazu Ohno and Mayuri Inoue
S0619536Reese BarrettOral Observed global-scale biological responses to ocean acidification may constrain ocean alkalinity enhancement efficiencyin-person Reese C. Barrett, Brendan R. Carter
S0619482Iria GimenezOral Tipping points and variable sensitivity: Non-linear effects of ocean acidification and complex responses to subsequent acute thermal, hypoxia and predation stress in juvenile shellfish and Dungeness crabsin-person, S03->S06 Iria Gimenez, Georgia Hall, Josh Dyer, Carl Ng, Kate C. Rolheiser, Jacob M. Etzkorn, Sarah Manson, Lydia Walton, Alex Moore and Christopher D.G. Harley
S0619434Krysten RutherfordOral Understanding the impacts of ocean alkalinity enhancement on the Earth system: A Canadian Earth System Model study  Krysten Rutherford, Neil Swart, James Christian, and Elise Olson
S0619354Natalie MonacciPoster Observing the biogeochemistry of Alaska’s subarctic fjords to detect ocean acidificationin-person Natalie M. Monacci, Simone R. Alin, Jessica N. Cross, Seth Danielson, Wiley Evans, Tyler Hennon, Russell Hopcroft, Esther Kennedy, Kari Lanphier, Jennifer Questel, Jamie Womble
S0619138Tsuneo OnoPoster Sea water alkalinization by calcium hydroxide promotes reproductive growth of young sea urchin Mesocentrotus nudusin-person Tsuneo Ono, Daisuke Muraoka, and Yuki Hosoyama
S0719456Talen RimmerOral A comparison of computer vision-assisted predictions to contemporary dive, ROV, and RUV biodiversity surveysin-person, S03->S07 Talen Rimmer1, Colin Bates2, Declan Macintosh1, Alexandra Branzan Albu1, and Francis Juanes1
S0719173Marta KonikOral A novel approach for monitoring phytoplankton community structure using optical measurements of the particle size distributionin-person Marta Konik, Rich Pawlowicz, and M. Angelica Peña
S0719442Lauren Bannerman-MaxwellOral Characterizing the deep chlorophyll maxima in the NE Pacific using ocean glidersin-person Lauren Bannerman-Maxwell, Roberta Hamme and Diana Varela
S0719505Brighid OdenthalOral Comparison of eDNA and video survey methods to monitor glass sponge reefsin-person Brighid Odenthal, Rayne Loeffler, Kristen Westfall, Emily Rubidge, and Natalie Ban.
S0719407Hikaru HommaOral Day-night comparison of acoustically observed organism distributions across the Kuroshio Extension frontin-person Hikaru Homma, Daisuke Hasegawa, Tomohito Imaizumi, Tomohiko Matsuura, Yoshiaki Fukuda, and Yuji Okazaki
S0719540Fritz StahrOral Expanding oceanographic sampling for ports using uncrewed surface vehicles and community observatory programs  Fritz Stahr, Lucianne Marshall, Jason Scherr, Dandan Huang, Sebastian Deggan, Forest McKeating, Megan Kot, Kristen Meyer, and Hannah Kosichek
S0719532Jeffrey EllenOral Multi-scale geometric metrics and feature extraction for benthic habitat surveying  Evan Garcia, Jeffrey S. Ellen
S0719269Isaac ReisterOral Ocean glider data reveal physical controls of the Northern Gulf of Alaska spring bloomin-person Isaac S. Reister, Seth L. Danielson, Suzanne L. Strom, Gwenn M.M. Hennon, Hank Statsewhich, Tyler D. Hennon
S0719538Bret NestorOral Positive-unlabelled active learning to curate a dataset for orcinus orca resident interpretationin-person Bret Nestor, Bohan Yao, Jasmine Moore and Jasper Kanes
S0719430Weihong Bi (submitted by Jiaxin Li)Oral Research on marine small organism identification technology  Weihong BI, Jiaxin LI, Zhenqi ZHANG, Guangwei FU and Mengye WANG
S0719280Daisuke HasegawaOral Toward realization of autonomous Tow-Yo Observations using an Autonomous Surface Vehicle (ASV)  Daisuke Hasegawa, Hikaru Homma, Joji Oida and Yugo Shimizu
S0719119Christoph DeegOral Utilizing genomic tools to monitor ocean entry year Chinook salmon on the West coast of Vancouver Islandin-person Christoph M. Deeg, Arthur L. Bass and Kristina M. Miller
S0719516Jose CifuentesPoster A low-cost optoelectronic sensor based on phosphorescence quenching for dissolved oxygen monitoring of ocean waters  Jose Cifuentes, Philippe Tortell, Adrien Desjardins, Nikolaos Salaris and Manish K. Tiwari
S0719156Zhou QingjiePosterREP-2Acoustic inversion of seafloor sediment parameters  Qingjie Zhou, Jingqiang Wang, Guangming Kan, Danping Cao
S0719411Yeongjae JangPoster Conceptual design of a modular UAV-based sediment sampling payload for remote tidal flat investigations  Yeongjae Jang, Joo‑Hyung Ryu, Keunyong KIM and Donguk LEE
S0719300Alejandro SchmillPoster Eelgrass fish communities track predicted habitat suitability across a coast-wide eDNA monitoring network: Baseline concordance from Alaska to California  Alejandro Schmill, William W. L. Cheung, Matthew A. Lemay, Margot Hessing-Lewis & Emily Rubidge
S0719288Yixin WangPosterREP-3Fine-scale vertical habitat organization of Neocalanus plumchrus and its light-modulated response in the western subarctic Pacific revealed by Video Plankton Recorderin-person, REP confirmed Yixin WANG, Takuya Sato, Dhugal Lindsay, Taketoshi Kodama and Kazutaka Takahashi
S0719238Seongjun BaePoster Five-year satellite monitoring of Suaeda japonica aboveground biomass in a Korean salt marsh using a parsimonious modelin-person Seongjun Bae, Hye Seon Kim, Chang-Ho Yi, Sung-Uk An and Taek-Kwan Oh
S0719239Song Sun (submitted by Shan Zheng)PosterREP-1From lagged forensics to real-time dignosis: A new paradigm of integrated biological observation for marine health assessmentin-person, S03->S07 Song Sun, Xiaoxia Sun, Zang Wenxiao, Xin Jin, Fang Zhang, Nan Wang, Zhongli Sha
S0719397Yoo-Rim RohPoster Satellite telemetry-based monitoring of green sea turtles in Korean waters: Movement characteristics and environmental variables  Yoo-Rim Roh, Taehoon Kim
S0819208Ruth JoyInvited Avoiding listening space collapse: Ocean noise, prey unprofitability, and reactive vessel management in the Salish Sea  Ruth Joy, Fabio Frazao, Lauren Laturnus, Teng-Wei Lin, Janine McNeilly, Bruno Padovese, Neil Saxvik and Peter Thompson.
S0819194Hiroko SasakiInvited Oceanographic variabilities v.s. the cetacean habitats – What changes might occur in their distribution and trajectories?  Hiroko Sasaki
S0819133Ciara WillisInvited Predators in a shifting seain-person Ciara Willis
S0819349Cameron FreshwaterOral Adult mortality spatially concentrated and associated with multiple predator species along a sockeye salmon marine migration corridorin-person Cameron Freshwater, Justin Fleming, Jackie King, Michael Courtney, Andy Seitz, Erin Rechisky and Strahan Tucker
S0819111Aracelis JimenezOral Behavioral drivers of shark depredation reduction adoption in U.S. Atlantic and Caribbean fisheries  Aracelis Jimenez, Mireille Gonzalez, Elizabeth Babcock
S0819179Donald KobayashiOral Distributional changes of marine species in Hawaii using 79 years of commercial catch datain-person Donald R. Kobayashi
S0819405Yunji NohOral Environmental drivers of common dolphin (Delphinus delphis) occurrence off Ulsan, Koreain-person Yunji Noh, Chanhyung Jeon, Jae-Hun Park, Young-Gyu Park, Seongbong Seo, Gyeongbin Moon and Dong Guk Kim
S0819509Andrew TritesOral From bottom up forcing to top down change: Marine heatwaves may have disrupted killer whale–Chinook dynamics in the Salish Sea  Andrew W Trites, Taryn Scarff, Tess McRae, Chuck Parken, and Jacob E Lerner
S0819235Hiroki SakaiOral Impacts of marine plastics on sei and Bryde's whales in the western North Pacificin-person Hiroki Sakai, Satoko Inoue, Tomoe Kuno, Atsushi Takahashi, Natsuko Kajiwara, Tatsuya Isoda, Tsutomu Tamura, Genta Yasunaga, Yoshihiro Fujise
S0819177Chuyi LinOral Killer whale movements appear structured by physical oceanographic processes rather than prey density alonein-person Chuyi Lin and Andrew W. Trites
S0819550Peng LianOral Mapping prey-driven habitat and fishery-overlap risk for East Asian finless porpoises with multimodal explainable AIin-person Peng Lian and Xiaomei Wang
S0819518Szymon SurmaOral Marine mammals, fisheries, and a changing climate in the eastern Gulf of Alaska  Szymon Surma, Kerim Y. Aydin, Elizabeth A. McHuron, Bridget E. Ferriss, Beatriz S. Dias, Albert Hermann, Alberto Rovellini and Curry J. Cunningham
S0819221Danial PalanceOral Past and projected overlap between baleen whale forage habitat and a California fixed gear fisheryin-person Danial Palance et al. (Full author list in attached abstract, too large to fit into this field)
S0819144Widhya SatrioajieOral Spatial association between anchored fish aggregating devices (aFADs) and endangered, threatened, and protected megafauna in the Celebes Sea  Widhya N. Satrioajie1,2, Achmad Sahri3, Rr Sekar Mira3, Imam Prakoso4, Makoto Tomiyasu1, Yasuzumi Fujimori1
S0819431Sheena Majewski (submitted by Strahan Tucker)Oral Understanding the consequences of range expansion and increasing abundance of California sea lions in B.C. Watersin-person Sheena Majewski, M. Kurtis Trzcinski, Chad A. Nordstrom, Wendy Szaniszlo, Angela D. Schulze, Strahan Tucker
S0819521Jaime JahnckeOral Using long-term ecosystem observations to understand trophic responses to ocean change in the central California Currentin-person Jaime Jahncke, Meredith Elliott, Lala Movsesian,2, Pete Warzybok, Michael Johns, Jan Roletto and Danielle Lipski
S0819181Liming SongPoster Beyond statistical proxies: Causal inference replaces environmental driver selection for transferable fishery predictionsin-person Linhui Wang, Liming Song, Shun Wang, Yuwei Li, Shirui Huang
S0819366Katie InnesPoster Indigenous-led monitoring reveals seasonal patterns of pinniped use in Pacific salmon rivers on Vancouver Island, BCin-person Cypress Hunder-Rookes, Jeremy Ross, Sam James, Katie Innes and Jamieson Atkinson
S0819561Anna SulcPoster Integrating Dynamic Energy Budget theory into a population dynamics model to explore energetic demands of a declining marine mammal, the northern fur seal (Callorhinus ursinus), under climate changein-person Anna Sulc, Matthieu Veron, Bastien Sadoul, Liz McHuron, Jeremy Sterling, Kirstin Holsman and André Punt
S0819195Mayuko OtsukiPosterREP-1Killer whale acoustic presence is associated with Commander squid and greenling catches  Mayuko Otsuki, Orio Yamamura and Yoko Mitani
S0819537William SydemanPosterREP-2Ocean climate change determines seabird-fisheries competition: A problem across systemsin-person William J. Sydeman
S0919224Martin HuretInvited Decrease in size of small pelagic fish: Bottom-up control and consequences for a top predator and the fishing industry in the Bay of Biscayin-person Martin Huret, Aurélien Favreau, Clara Menu, Fabienne Daurès, Mathieu Doray, Jean-Baptiste Romagnan, Jérôme Spitz, Morgane Travers-Trolet and Sigrid Lehuta
S0919113Matheus de BarrosOral A model of intermediate complexity to understand predation pressures on the emblematic Prince William Sound Pacific herringin-person Matheus de Barros, Trevor Branch
S0919187Hikaru ShimadaOral Comparative feeding ecology of larvae and juveniles of flathead grey mullet and longspine snipefish in the Kuroshio Current region using morphological and metabarcoding analysesin-person Hikaru Shimada, Taro Taniguchi, Shota Tanaka, Mikio Watai, Junji Kinoshita, Chiyuki Sassa, Hiroshi Kuroda, Takeshi Okunishi, Tohya Yasuda and Akinori Takasuka
S0919189Daichi MurayamaOral Determinants of starvation tolerance in reared Japanese anchovy larvae: Relative roles of somatic size, age, and growth ratein-person Daichi Murayama, Shota Tanaka, Masahiro Nakamura, Michio Yoneda and Akinori Takasuka
S0919201Na-Young JungOral Ecosystem-based resource assessment and food-web dynamics of Japanese anchovy (Engraulis japonicus) in Korean watersin-person Na-Young Jung and Hee-Joong Kang
S0919191Koya NishihataOral Environmental and density-dependent drivers of egg-size variability in Scomber japonicus and Scomber australasicus in the Kuroshio Current system  Koya Nishihata, Mikio Watai, Junji Kinoshita, Takeshi Okunishi, Hiroshi Kuroda, Tohya Yasuda and Akinori Takasuka
S0919180Jiaying ChenOral Exploring capelin (Mallotus villosus) biomass dynamics on the Newfoundland Grand Banksin-person Jiaying Chen, Tyler D. Eddy and Jin Gao
S0919188Haruki OgataOral Growth autocorrelation through metamorphosis in small pelagic fish: How long do the effects of early growth persist?in-person Haruki Ogata, Shota Tanaka, Yasuhiro Kamimura, Sho Furuichi, Masahiro Nakamura, Ryuji Yukami and Akinori Takasuka
S0919190Shota TanakaOral Growth–development patterns shape individual variation in feeding success in anchovy larvae: Laboratory-based hypothesis and field testsin-person Shota Tanaka, Shizuna Togoshi, Daichi Murayama, Etienne Germain, Naotaka Yasue, Masahiro Nakamura, Michio Yoneda, Dominique Robert and Akinori Takasuka
S0919413Luke BobayOral Mechanistic support for the Trophic Efficiency in Early Life hypothesis in northern anchovy (Engraulis mordax)in-person Luke A. Bobay, Marco Corrales-Ugalde, Sean W. Hixon, Robert K. Cowen and Su Sponaugle
S0919429Susana GarridoOral More than meets the eye: Soft-bodied zooplankton dominate the diet of small pelagic fish larvaein-person Susana Garrido, Mariana Carvalho, Pedro Fonseca, Joana Cruz, Catarina Churro, Cristina Máguas and Ana Veríssimo
S0919295Jessica QualleyOral Otolith stable isotopes indicate partial migration in adult Pacific Herring (Clupea pallasii) in the Strait of Georgia  Jessica M. Qualley, Will Duguid, Francis Juanes.
S0919325Ava SergioOral Preliminary insights into Atlantic mackerel movement ecology across eastern North America from the largest tracking study to datein-person Ava J.A. Sergio, Robert J. Lennox, Elisabeth Van Beveren and Morgan L. Piczak
S0919225Honoka ItoOral Prey availability of Japanese sardine larvae transported along the Kuroshio Currentin-person Honoka Ito, Eisuke Tsutsumi, Gen Kume, Masafumi Kodama, Mutsuo Ichinomiya, Tomohiro Komorita and Toru Kobari
S0919275Jerome FiechterOral Recent anchovy boom-bust dynamics in California: Insights from a climate-to-fish modelin-person Maxwell Seale, Jarrod Santora, Andrew Thompson, Monique Messié, Francisco Chavez, and Jerome Fiechter
S0919240Iara TorresOral Re-emergence of the Satsunan area as spawning and nursery ground of Japanese sardine Sardinops melanostictus during the stock-increasing phasein-person Iara Torres, Akinori Osawa, Haruka Takagami, Toru Kobari, Masafumi Kodama, Mutsuo Ichinomiya, Tomohiro Komorita and Gen Kume
S0919494Isabella MorganteOral Trait-based vulnerability of pelagic fisheries to extreme and compound temperature and primary production events  Isabella Morgante, William Cheung
S0919388Shin-ichi ItoOral Understanding barrier effects of ocean fronts to implement actionable conservationin-person Qinwang Xing, Zihui Gao, Shin-ichi Ito, Haiqing Yu, Bilin Liu, Heng Zhang, Xinjun Chen and Wei Yu
S0919416Aleksandra SumkinaPoster Climatic anomalies and recruitment variability of Japanese sardine: The 2025 catch crisis in the Northwest Pacific  Aleksandra A. Sumkina, Andrey S. Krovnin, Oleg A. Bulatov
S0919364Kyoko SuzukiPoster Encrasicholina punctifer: Oceanographic factors behind their rare occurrence in the Hawaiian Archipelago  [Kyoko Suzuki, Andrea Schmidt, Jessica Perelman, Donald Kobayashi and Justin Suca]
S0919486Adena SchonfeldPosterREP-3Environmental drivers of micronekton biodiversity in the California Current Ecosystem  Adena J. Schonfeld, Ryan P. Gasbarro, John C. Field, Megan Cimino, Steven J. Bograd, Elliott L. Hazen, Isaac D. Schroeder, Jarrod A. Santora
S0919168Yuka IwaharaPoster Estimation of total length from images of partially visible fish using generative modelsin-person Yuka Iwahara, Yasutoki Shibata, Masahiro Manano
S0919148Matthew BakerPoster Identifying management- and industry-informed research priorities for small pelagic fishesin-person Matthew Baker, Susana Garrido, Niels Hintzen, Minje Choi, and Asami Takahashi
S0919572Jacqueline HuardPoster Modelling forage fish species distribution in the Canadian Salish Sea  Sammy Alkhalifa, Jacqueline Huard, Cliff Robinson, Doug Bertram, and Maycira Costa
S0919453Madeleine ThomsonPoster Otolith-based size reconstruction of Pacific herring in the diets of juvenile Chinook salmonin-person Madeleine G. Thomson, Will Duguid, Katie Innes, Jessica Qualley, Bridget Maher and Francis Juanes
S0919265Jesse LambPosterREP-1Prey over temperature: A multi-decadal assessment of how euphausiid availability buffers juvenile pollock against marine heatwavesin-person, S10->S09 Jesse F. Lamb, David G. Kimmel, Lauren A. Rogers
S0919438TBA (Chris Rooper)PosterREP-4Recent advances and global collaboration on small pelagic forage communities; their ecology, assessment, management and socio-economicsin-person Rebecca Asch, Susana Garrido, Chris Rooper, Motomitsu Takahashi
S0919200Nathanael TabertPosterREP-2Spatiotemporal trends in stomach fullness reflect food availability and feeding behaviour in adult Chinook salmon in southern British Columbiain person, accepted REP, S10->S09 Nathanael Tabert, Wesley Greentree, Will Duguid, Francis Juanes
S0919425Strahan TuckerPoster The recovery and role of coastal pinniped predation on the productivity and dynamics of forage communities in British Columbia food websin-person Strahan Tucker, M. Kurtis Trzcinski, Chad A. Nordstrom, Sheena Majewski, Wendy Szaniszlo, Angela D. Schulze
S1019289Silas PrincipeInvited From observation to action: Mobilizing long-term ocean biodiversity data through OBIS for a healthy ocean  Silas C. Principe, Ward Appeltans, Pieter Provoost
S1019466Elizabeth MoeserOral A community-based approach to monitoring ocean acidification and harmful algal blooms in Alaska’s Chugach Regionin-person, oral & poster Elizabeth Moeser, Sierra Lloyd, Jana Wheat, Riley Thomas Jeff Hetrick and Allison Carl
S1019424David KimmelOral A species distribution model for Calanus glacialis in the eastern Bering Sea: Long-term observations to inform future ecosystem-based fisheries management  David G. Kimmel, Kaitlyn O'Brien, Emily Lemagie
S1019477Moronke HarrisOral Abyss to shoreline: Ocean Networks Canada's integrated long-term observing systems for the Northeast Pacificin-person Moronke K. Harris, Daniela Loock, Desirée Bulger, Lucianne Marshall, Dwight Owens, Jessica Phillips, Yayla Sezginer, Austen Sorochak and Jordan Watson
S1019361Nina BuzbyOral Alternate drivers of primary productivity in the Washington shelfin-person Nina Buzby, Jens Nielsen, Stephanie K. Moore, Eric J. Ward, Alison Gray, and Jodi Young
S1019472Kiyomi Holman, Emily Fulton and Sophie VanderbanckOral Blending local knowledge systems and oceanographic technology to support the restoration of salmonid populations on the West Coast of Vancouver Island  Kiyomi Holman, Emily Fulton, Sophie Vanderbanck, Edward Mason, and Lucianne Marshall
S1019497Kiyomi Holman and Emily FultonOral Blending local knowledge systems and oceanographic technology to support the restoration of salmonid populations on the West Coast of Vancouver Island. same as 19472 yes Kiyomi Holman, Emily Fulton, Sophie Vanderbanck, Edward Mason, and Lucianne Marshall 1Ocean Networks Canada, Victoria, BC, Canada. E-mail: kiyomiholman@uvic.ca 2Redd Fish Restoration Society, Ucluelet, BC, Canada
S1019501Kiyomi Holman, Emily Fulton and Sophie VanderbanckOral Blending local knowledge systems and oceanographic technology to support the restoration of salmonid populations on the West Coast of Vancouver Island.same as 19472 yes Kiyomi Holman, Emily Fulton, Sophie Vanderbanck, Edward Mason and Lucianne Marshall
S1019513Noelle BowlinOral Combining tradition and innovation: The evolution of CalCOFI in support of Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management  Noelle M. Bowlin, Steven J. Bograd, Mark Gold, Zachary Gold, Andrew W. Leising, Nastassia Patin, Erin V. Satterthwaite, Brice X. Semmens, Rasmus Swalethorp, Andrew R. Thompson1, William Watson and Edward D. Weber
S1019447Soo Yoon KimOral Deep dive: Analysis of the mesopelagic prokaryotic community in the California Current Ecosystem (2014-2021)in-person, p->o Soo Yoon Kim, Rob Lampe, Chase James, Bryce Ellman, Hong Zheng, Ariel Rabines and Andrew Allen
S1019107Megan CiminoOral Diverse sampling programs highlight pulses of Velella velella along the U.S. West Coast  Megan A. Cimino, John A. Conroy, Ryan Gasbarro, Michael G. Jacox, Brian Hoover, Jarrod A. Santora, Danial G. Palance, Emily C. Nazario, Isaac Schroeder, Adena Schonfeld, Allison Cluett, Mercedes Pozo Buil, Nerea Lezama-Ochoa, et al.
S1019260Irene AlabiaOral Eastern Bering Sea habitat conservation areas support distinct long-term biodiversity and community dynamicsin-person Irene D. Alabia, Megan J. Williams, Jorge García Molinos, Takafumi Hirata, Hiromichi Ueno
S1019493Rebecca CrawfordOral Expanding Oregon’s early warning HAB system: Insights from nearly two decades of monitoring harmful algae on the Oregon coast  Rebecca M. Crawford, Matthew V. Hunter
S1019328Joji OidaOral Linkages between spring bloom seasonality off southeastern Hokkaido and environmental variability in the southern Okhotsk Seain-person Joji Oida, Toru Hirawake, Youhei Yamashita, Jun Nishioka, Hiroto Abe, Hisatomo Waga, Shigeho Kakehi, Daisuke Hasegawa, Takahiro Tanaka, Ryosuke Makabe and Amane Fujiwara
S1019534William SydemanOral Long-term observations of seabird density at sea as indicators to shifts in food webs and prey resource availabilityin-person William J. Sydeman, Brian Hoover, Sarah Ann Thompson, Tamara Russell, Julie Thayer, Marisol Garcia-Reyes, Mark Ohman, and Andrew Thompson
S1019213Megan Medina Oral Long-term observations, real-time action: Southern California Coastal Ocean Observing Systemin-person Megan Medina, Daniel Rudnick, Libe Washburn, Clarissa Anderson
S1019523Julie KeisterOral Monitoring and understanding changes in the Northern Bering Sea ecosystem  Julie Keister, Ryan McCabe, Rob Suryan, Danielle Dickson, Jens Nielsen, David Kimmell, Jeanette Gann, Kelia Axler, Heather Tabisola, Matthew Baker, and Wei Cheng
S1019457Lauren BlockOral Multi-trophic-level synchrony in phenological shifts on the western Gulf of Alaska shelf  Lauren N. Block, David G. Kimmel, Lauren A. Rogers, Jens M. Nielsen
S1019355Natalie MonacciOral Observing ocean acidification across agencies, knowledge systems, and large marine ecosystems in Alaskain-person Natalie Monacci, Simone Alin, Jessica Cross, Darcy Dugan, Jeff Hetrick, Esther Kennedy, Julie Keister, Kari Lanphier, Michael Litzow, Sierra Lloyd, W. Chris Long, Matteo Masotti, Elizabeth Moeser, Celeste Ossowski, Darren Pilcher, Andie Wall, Jared Weems
S1019359Yayla SezginerOral OceanECO: A new data dashboard, transforming Northeast Pacific long-term monitoring data to informationin-person Yayla Sezginer, Taimaz Bahadory, Jordan Watson
S1019446Alison AppelgateOral Physics to fish and beyond: 70 years of subregional ecosystem variability in the California Currentin-person Alison E. Appelgate, Martin Lindegren, Michael R. Stukel
S1019164Yangping ZhaoOral Progress and prospects of economic benefit evaluation of marine observation systemsin-person Yangping Zhao Xingchen Wu
S1019172Bruno CarturanOral Reconstructing conservation unit-level spawner abundance from stream survey data using empirical dynamic modellingin-person Bruno S. Carturan and Stephanie J. Peacock
S1019437Andrew ThompsonOral Secular range shifts of fishes in the California Current Ecosystem over seven decades  Andrew Richard Thompson
S1019147Licheng FengOral Spatiotemporal changes of ocean heat content in the seas around Chinain-person, S10 ORAL and POC POSTER Xu Liu, Licheng Feng, Lijing Cheng, Zhetao Tan, Cuijuan Sui and Chunyang Song
S1019273Wiley EvansOral Surface ocean pCO2 trends within coastal British Columbia waters  Wiley Evans, Trevor Michalchuk, Lydia Pollock, Katie Campbell
S1019504Mary HunsickerOral Time series analysis of lower trophic levels in the Northern California Current to detect broad-scale shifts  Mary Hunsicker, Toby Auth, Anna Bolm, Brian Burke, Jennifer Fisher, Kym Jacobson, Cheryl Morgan and Samantha Zeman
S1019277Mark GoldOral Toward coordinated long-term ocean observations for marine ecosystem monitoring: The California Ocean and coastal monitoring inventory & the CalCOFI program  Mark Andrew Gold and Erin Satterthwaite
S1019525Miram GleiberOral Trait-based insights into pelagic food webs under climate change in the NE Pacific  Miram Gleiber, Zackary Tandy, Natasha Hardy, Elan Portner, Elizabeth Daly, C. Anela Choy, Elliott Hazen, Michael Jacox, Steven Bograd, Barbara Muhling, Heather Welch, Richard Brodeur ... Larry Crowder, Stephanie Green
S1019346Loïck KléparskiOral Using Continuous Plankton Recorder (CPR) data to understand past, present and future changes in Northeast Pacific phytoplankton.in-person Loïck Kléparski, Clare Ostle, Sonia D. Batten, Nicolas Djeghri, Claudine Hauri, Rémi Pagès, Suzanne Strom
S1019309Pieter RomerOral When the coast remembers: Integrating Indigenous knowledge systems & marine geoscience for tsunami risk assessmentin-person Pieter Romer, Soroush Kouhi Anbaran
S1019527Reese MillerPoster Spatial and temporal variability of surface water CO2, N2O and CH4 concentrations in Barkley Soundin-person Maria Amenabar, Reese Miller
S1119130Steve CadrinInvited Considering complex connectivity in a changing ocean for sustainable fisheriesin-person Steve Cadrin
W0819258Ken PaulInvited Introducing Indigenous Knowledge Systems paradigms in ocean research using Two-Eyed Seeing and 4 direction modelsin-person Ken Paul
S1119517Cheryl BarnesOral [Re]defining stock structure to support groundfish management along the US West Coastin-person Cheryl L. Barnes, Madison Bargas, Holland Vernon, and Todd Phillips
W0819487Patrick FarnoleOral A boundary object for Inuit and climate modellers: The case of the Ulukhaktok calendarin-person Patrick Farnole, Allen Pogotak, Koral Memogana, Mark Stoller, Adam Monahan, Nadja Steiner
W0819512Sierra Hall (submitted by Christina Service)Oral Braiding Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Western science to inform collaborative fisheries management in the territory of Kitasoo Xai’xais First Nation   S. Hall, H. Watkins, Kitasoo Xai’xais Marine Working Group, N.C. Ban, J.S. Cleary, K. Cripps, D.L. Curtis, R.E. Forrest, A. Frid, C.A. Holt, D. Neasloss, L. Ramirez, R. Rangeley, R. Schjins, C. Service, K.L. Wilson
S1119161Alison FreyOral Changes in residency and connectivity of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) on its southernmost spawning ground  Alison Frey and Steven Cadrin
S1119485Nicole LaForgeOral Characterizing tooth dentine trace element signatures over the lifespans of Northeast Pacific resident and transient killer whales   Nicole L. LaForge, Xiangjun Liao, Nicole Fung, Andrew R.S. Ross, Marie Noel and Lisa L. Loseto
S1119246Sarah de MendoncaOral Connected coasts: Exploring larval connectivity to support marine populations and sustainable fisheriesin-person Sarah N. de Mendonça, Christine Hansen, Mackenzie Mazur and Hauke Blanken
S1119128Brian WellsOral Current dynamics associated with decreased coastal productivity facilitate the northward, inshore expansion of juvenile Pacific hake  Brian K. Wells, David D. Huff, Jarrod A. Santora, Toby D. Auth, Mary E. Hunsicker, Tanya L. Rogers, Joseph J. Bizzarro, Aaron M. Berger, Keith M. Sakuma, Isaac D. Schroeder, Rebecca R. Miller, John C. Field
S1119330Michelle FortierOral Environmental drivers shifting migration timing of pink and chum salmon in the Central Coast of British ColumbiaS12->S11 Michelle Fortier, Kyle L. Wilson
S1119462Micah QuindazziOral Evaluating otolith techniques to identify population structure of myctophid species  Micah James Quindazzi, Lydia Walton, Moira Galbraith, Catherine Stevens
S1119415Lauran BrewsterOral From foundations to fish: Connectivity in offshore wind farm environments  Lauran Brewster, Alison Frey, Steven Cadrin, Chris Rillahan, Keith Hankowsky, Pingguo He
S1119255Andrew JasonowiczOral Genomic evidence for the lack of Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) population structure in the Northeast Pacific Oceanin-person Andrew Jasonowicz, Wes Larson, Ingrid Spies, Liz Dawson, and Josep V. Planas
S1119216Mackenzie MazurOral Incorporating population connectivity into operating models for Pacific marine invertebratesin-person Mackenzie Mazur, Sarah de Mendonça, Anna Tigano, and Christine Hansen
S1119171Cole CarranoOral Inside or out? Modeling transboundary connectivity and availability shifts in western Atlantic bluefin tuna  Cole Carrano, Katie Lankowicz, Alex Hansell, Steve Cadrin, Matt Lauretta, and Lisa Kerr
W0819316Meaghan EffordOral Integrating Indigenous knowledge, archaeological data, and historical records into ecosystem models of marine and coastal changein-person Meaghan Efford
S1119479Lorenzo CiannelliOral Model detection of spatial break in Pacific cod stock in the Gulf of Alaskain-person Rebecca Howard, Lorenzo Ciannelli, Steve Barbeaux, Pete Hulson, and Ingrid Spies
S1119218Naoki SaitoOral Modelling larval dispersal networks among seamounts for connectivity conservation under deep-sea miningin-person Naoki Saito, Hiroki Kise, Travis W. Washburn, Eri Ikeuchi, Akira Iguchi, Hiroko Kamoshida and Atsushi Suzuki
S1119185Sylvia YamadaOral Multiple larval sources for Oregon and coastal Washington green crab populationsin-person Sylvia B. Yamada1, Carolyn Tepolt 2 and Alan Shanks3
S1119298Anna TiganoOral Population genomics approaches to characterize levels and drivers of connectivity in green sea urchin and other abundant marine species.in-person Anna Tigano, Lyanne Curtis, Mackenzie Mazur and Christine Hansen
S1119427Susana GarridoOral Starvation, thermal stress and dispersal: Disentangling the drivers of small pelagic fish recruitment in an eastern boundary upwelling ecosystemin-person Susana Garrido, Diogo Lopes, Ana Machado
S1119499Tatsuki KojimaOral The population structure of Japanese anchovies around Hokkaido estimated by the stable isotopes -seabird as a sampler of pelagic fishes-  Tatsuki Kojima, Yutaka Watanuki, Jumpei Okado, Tatsuya Sakamoto, Kotaro Shirai, Shunsuke Nibe, Hikari Ozawa, Motohiro Ito
W0819142Natalie BanOral Weaving Indigenous and Western knowledge systems across a continuum of knowledge and decision-making spaces  Natalie Ban, Hannah Watkins, Robyn Forrest, Alejandro Frid, Carrie Holt, Sierra Hall, Christina Service, Luisa Ramirez, Daniel Curtis, Kyle Wilson, Lawrence Ignace, Andrea Reid, Keshia Moffat, Mercedes Neasloss and nicole marie burton
S1119233Fanny GirardPoster Bridging the gap: Leveraging open-access seafloor imagery and hydrodynamic models to inform coral larval connectivity among Hawaiian seamounts  Fanny Girard, Emily Palmer, Jacob Hauʻoli Lorenzo-Elarco, Justin Suca
S1119333Hyeonwoo SimPoster Inter-seamount connectivity of deep-sea benthic species in the Magellan Seamounts, northwestern Pacificin-person Hyeonwoo Sim and Sook-Jin Jang
S1119314Xiangjun LiaoPoster Method development for hormone analysis of whale teeth and its application to the study of contaminant exposure and life history in Pacific killer whales  Xiangjun Liao, Andrew R. S. Ross, Cory Matthews, Nicole LaForge, Nicole Fung, Micah Quindazzi, Katerina Colbourne, Marie Noel, Mackenzie Mueller and Lisa Loseto
S1119480Lorenzo CiannelliPoster West Coast Groundfish distribution and ontogenetic overlap analyses in the California Current Ecosystemin-person Sajna Hussain, Lorenzo Ciannelli, Mary Hunsicker, Eric Ward, and Owen Liu
S1219178Alexa FredstonInvited On detection, attribution, and prediction of species on the move across geopolitical bordersin-person Alexa L. Fredston
S1219236Taiki FujiInvited Transboundary large-scale monitoring surveys of small pelagic fishes contributing to international fisheries managementin-person Taiki Fuji
S1219294Catherine Michielsens (for Brendan Connors)Oral Assessing the climate-readiness of transboundary fishery assessment frameworks under the Pacific Salmon Treatyin person by co-author Brendan Connors, Scott McPherson, Catherine Michielsens, Brian Beckman, John Field, and Diana Dobson
S1219490Gottfried PestalOral Can YOU do better? Lessons from 3 years of competitive sockeye forecasting for Columbia, Fraser, and Bristol Bay stocks  Gottfried Pestal, Sean Simmons, and the Salmon Prize Community
S1219160Eric HertzOral Climate-mediated cumulative stressors shape population dynamics of Upper Fraser River Chinook salmon  Eric Hertz, Rachel Chudow, Todd Hatfield, Jane Healey, Jason Hwang, Jane Pendray, Gord Sterritt, Linda Stevens, Eric Vogt
S1219222Lindsay DavidsonnOral Disappearing dogfish: Transboundary analyses reveal little evidence for regional redistribution amidst steep population declines  Lindsay N. K. Davidson1, Philina A. English1, Jackie King1, Paul B. C. Grant2, Ian G. Taylor3, Lewis A. K. Barnett4, Vladlena Gertseva3, Cindy A. Tribuzio4 and Sean C. Anderson1,5
S1219220Olivia GemmellOral Disentangling complex dynamics of Pacific hake biomass distribution in the California Current Ecosystem  Olivia M. Gemmell, Owen R. Liu, Mary E. Hunsicker, Eric J. Ward, Jameal F. Samhouri, Michael J. Malick, Michael G. Jacox, Julia Clemons, John Pohl, Aaron M. Berger, Kristin N. Marshall, and Isaac C. Kaplan, Timothy E. Essington
S1219396Ziqin WangOral From passive drift to active migration: Environment-driven spatial pathways shaping chub mackerel dynamics across the Northwestern Pacificin-person Ziqin Wang and Shin-ichi Ito
S1219299Hannah HunterOral Geography and life history mediate Pacific salmon responses to a warming, crowded oceanin-person Hannah Hunter, Brendan Connors, Dan Greenberg, Michael Malick, Greg Ruggerone, Andrew Munro, Marisa Litz, Michael Litzow, Dylan Glaser, Megan Feddern, Curry Cunningham, Randall Peterman, Stephanie Peacock, Eric Ward and Cameron Freshwater
S1219176Elizabeth PhillipsOral Identifying a hotspot of euphausiid co-occurrence with low pH and oxygen along the west coast of Canada and United States  Elizabeth M. Phillips, Chelsea Stanley, Hayley V. Dosser, Debby Ianson, D. Shallin Busch, Paul McElhany, John E. Pohl and Stéphane Gauthier
S1219489Sean AndersonOral Integrating transboundary survey data using spatiotemporal models: Lessons from the Northeast Pacificin-person Sean C. Anderson
S1219199Lisa CrozierOral Integrating US and CA marine data to identify region-specific limiting factors across a transboundary salmon migration  Lisa Crozier, Cameron Freshwater, Brian Burke, David Huff, Eric Ward, Doug Jackson and Eve Pugsley
S1219503Jennifer Bigman Oral Investigating synchrony in fish biomass trends across the West Coast of North America  Robert Reinsvold, Lauren A. Rogers, Eric J. Ward, Sean C. Anderson, and Jennifer S. Bigman
S1219440Rebecca AschOral Larval sablefish exhibit correlated geographic and phenological shifts spanning national boundariesin-person, pending travel approval Janie Sanborn, Katherine E. Dale, Martina Van Etten, Toby D. Auth, R. Ian Perry, Mercedes Pozo Buil, Lauren A. Rogers, Andrew R. Thompson and Rebecca G. Asch
S1219212Jessica PerelmanOral More than bycatch: Understanding catch dynamics of two understudied pelagic fishes across Hawaiʻi’s fisheriesin-person Jessica N. Perelman, Janelle L. Morano, Justin J. Suca, Jason Helyer, Ryan R. Rykaczewski
S1219386Alexanra RegaladoOral Parallel life-history shifts in geographically separated forefront populations of the tropical sardine Sardinella lemuruin-person Alexanra B. Regalado, Daisaku Suda, Toyoho Ishimura, Jeffrey Norriss, Wilfredo L. Campos, Kaito Inoue, Koki Matsuda and Shin-ichi Ito
S1219231Andrew EdwardsOral The evolving incorporation of ecosystem information into the stock assessment for Pacific Hake in the eastern North Pacific Oceanin-person Andrew M. Edwards, Mary E. Hunsicker, Kristin N. Marshall, Aaron M. Berger and Travis Tai1
S1219296Brett JohnsonOral The salmon data integration toolkit: Making salmon data reusable across contexts  Brett Johnson, Graeme Diack, Bruno Carturan, Tom Bird, Gottfried Pestal
S1219383Zoe KhanPoster Body condition of transboundary groundfish in the northeast Pacific  Zoe Khan, Kiva Oken, Chantel Wetzel, Bridget Ferriss, Sean Anderson, Lewis Barnett, Eric Ward
S1219317Meaghan EffordWithdrawal Quantifying ecosystemic change at centennial scales by incorporating zooarchaeological data into Ecopath models  yes Meaghan Efford, Michelle Shaffer, Sarah B. Barber and Kristy A. Lewis
S1319209Angelica PeñaInvited An overview of phytoplankton and nutrient dynamics along Line P in the NE subarctic Pacific  Angelica Peña
S1319475Meghan CroninOral An ocean observatory for multidisciplinary studies at Station Papa  Meghan F. Cronin, Nathan D. Anderson, Patrick Berk, Robert Dziak, James Edson, Kee Onn Fong, Catherine Kohlman, Marie Robert, Tetjana Ross, Carlos Hernandez Santiago, Yolande Serra, Adrienne J. Sutton, Jim Thomson, Jie Yang, and Dongxiao Zhang
S1319167Yoshiko KondoOral Differences in dissolved iron bioavailability between Ocean Station Papa and Station K2 in the subarctic North Pacificp->o Yoshiko Kondo, Jun Nishioka, Koki Yamanaka, Yudai Sunahara, Hajime Obata
S1319136Jian WangOral Diurnal variation of sea surface temperature and its influencing factors in mid-latitude seasin-person Jian Wang, Liying Wan and Tiejun Ling
S1319560Akash SastriOral Insights from three decades of zooplankton monitoring along Line Pin-person Akash Sastri
S1319461Tetjana RossOral Integrating altimetry and glider measurements to assess eddy influence on Line P  Tetjana Ross, Bernard Yang, Jody M. Klymak and Lauryn Talbot
S1319356Jody KlymakOral Lateral Stirring Statistics in the Northeast Pacific  Lauryn C. Talbot, Jody M. Klymak, Tetjana Ross, Guoqi Han
S1319464Amber Holdsworth (submitted by Hayley V. Dosser)Oral Reconstructing Line P: A virtual hackathon comparing data-driven methods for imputation  Hayley V. Dosser, Emily O’Grady, Susan E. Allen, James R. Christian and Amber M. Holdsworth
S1319463Yolande SerraOral The “fresher” got “drier” over 7 decades at Ocean Station Papa in the northeast Pacificin-person Yolande L. Serra, Meghan F. Cronin, Annika Margevich, and Nicholas Bond
S1319492Daniel LucyrioOral The role of pico-size phytoplankton in the silicon cycle in the Northeast Pacific Ocean  Daniel Lucyrio¹, Diana E. Varela1,2 and Angelica Peña3
S1319149Jun NishiokaOral Time-series observation in the vertical distribution of iron at the Ocean Station Papa and its comparison to the western subarctic Pacificp->o Jun Nishioka, Hajime Obata and Yoshiko Kondo
S1319351Charles HannahOral Trends in subsurface oxygen in British Columbia watersin-person Charles Hannah and Michaela Maier
BIO19249Yu-An Chen Oral A population dynamics model incorporating structural and lipid dynamics of copepod Neocalanus plumchrus in the subarctic Pacificin-person Yu-An Chen and Hiroaki Saito
BIO19439Juan Gerardo Gutierrez BravoOral Larval decapod assemblages of the Northern California Current are modulated by upwelling-driven frontal dynamicsS09->BIO Juan Gerardo Gutierrez-Bravo, Rose von Eckartsberg, Lorenzo Ciannelli
BIO19170Yuka OnishiOral Morphology and phylogeny of Lepidodinium spp. (Gymnodiniales, Dinophyceae) from Japanese coastal watersin-person Yuka Onishi, Kazuma Nakano, Koyo Kuwata, Garry A. Benico, Kazuya Takahashi, Mitsunori Iwataki
BIO19315Xiao MaOral Networks and genome-resolved analyses reveal persistent particle-mediated coupling between prokaryotes and eukaryotic plankton  Xiao,MA
BIO19284Risa HayashiOral Quantification of fish bioturbation and predation rates in tidal flats, Yatsushiro Sea, Japan, using UAV imagery and environmental DNA analysisin-person Risa Hayashi, Ryutei Inui, Ryohei Nakao, Yoshihisa Akamatsu, Tomoya Yasuda, Rikuto Honda, Tatsuya Ozaki and Tomohiro Komorita
BIO19401Atsuhito NishikageOral Seasonal variation of Muggiaea atlantica(Cnidaria: Siphonophorae) in the coastal water of Sagami Bay, Japanin-person Atsuhito Nishikage, Ryosuke Sakamoto, Shinji Shimode and Yoshiki Takayama
BIO19379Genyffer TroinaOral Species-specific foraging strategies in Pacific salmon revealed by multi-tissue stable isotope analysisin-person Genyffer C. Troina, Clarissa R. Teixeira, Evgeny Pakhomov and Brian P.V. Hunt
BIO19524Carl NgOral Thermal history reshapes early-life trade offs through mass scaling plasticity in juvenile Dungeness crabin-person Carl Ka Hei Ng, Iria Gimenez, Margot Hessing-Lewis,Christopher D.G. Harley, Alex C. Moore
BIO19274Jessica GarzkeOral Trait variability in zooplankton lipid composition: Implications for energy transfer in Northeast Pacific food webs  Jessica. Garzke, Akash Sastri and Mary I. O‘Connor
BIO19471Kate RolheiserOral Understanding Nereocystis luetkeana gametophyte responses to dynamic stressorsin-person Kate C. Rolheiser, Jacob M. Etzkorn, Sarah Manson, Lydia Walton, and Iria Gimenez
BIO19263Eunbi LeeOral Warming enhances protozooplankton top-down controland nutrient competitionS04->BIO Eunbi Lee
BIO19380Colleen HarpoldOral Zooplankton community and transport dynamics in the Bering Canyon and Unimak Pass regions of the Bering Sea, Alaska  Colleen E. Harpold, David Kimmel, Carol Ladd, Phyllis Stabeno
BIO19110Sarah WilliamsonPosterREP-1A temperature-driven ecological tradeoff between pathogen replication and inactivation and its impacts on host-pathogen interactionsin-person, S03->BIO Sarah Williamson, Turner DeBlieux, Malina Loeher, Courtney Grady, Joe Mihaljevic, Paul Hershberger, David Páez, Nathan Wolf
BIO19337Seojeong ParkPoster Behavioural and ecological responses of an intertidal gastropod (Tegula funebralis) vary with the number and severity of subaerial exposures to low temperature  Seojeong Park and Christopher D. G. Harley
BIO19331Jihong ZhangPosterREP-2Climate change impacts and future management of Manila clam Ruditapes philippinarum  Jihong Zhang and Yi Liu
BIO19129Toru KobariPoster Comparison of larval growth for bighead beaked sandfish to different prey availability around the Kuroshio Current  Toru Kobari, Tomoko Kusano, Takafumi Azuma, Gen Kume
BIO19495Nora SallandPoster Do methods matter? Evaluating microbiome swab sampling and laboratory workflows for Pacific kelpsS11->BIO Nora Salland*, Caroline Chénard*, Solenn Mordret, Colleen Kellogg, Matthew Lemay, Evan Morien, Laura Wegener Parfrey
BIO19203Ji Nam YoonPoster Effects of nutrient supply on phytoplankton community dynamics in spring Korean coastal waters: Combined field observations and mesocosm experimentsin-person Ji Nam Yoon, Young kyun Lim, Seongjin Hong and Seung Ho Baek
BIO19202Seung Ho BaekPoster Effects of water column stratification on summer phytoplankton community structure and dynamics in the East Sea, KoreaS10->BIO Seung Ho Baek, Bora Lee, Ji Nam Yoon and Chang Hwan Kim
BIO19510Denisse Fierro-ArcosPoster Evaluating multiple sources of uncertainty in a global marine ecosystem model from a regional perspective in the Southern Oceanin-person,W01->BIO, o->p Denisse Fierro-Arcos, Stuart Corney, Hakase Hayashida, Petra Heil, Andrew E. Kiss, Amelie Meyer and Julia L. Blanchard
BIO19451Yumiko ObayashiPoster Extracellular proteases profile in the subarctic and subtropical North Pacific  Yumiko Obayashi, Rikuto Urakubo
BIO19251Seonock WooPoster Genetic resources and Deep sea coral biodiversity of seamounts in the Western Pacific  Seonock Woo*, Sookjin Jang
BIO19566Yulia EgorovaPoster Global biogeography of multidimensional marine biodiversity hotspotsin-person Yulia Egorova, Elka Garcia-Rada, Juliette Casemajor, Kristina Boerder, Kristin Kaschner, Julia G. Mason, Elizabeth P. Pike, Kathleen Kesner-Reyes, Nicolas Bailly, William W. L. Cheung, Derek P. Tittensor, Gabriel Reygondeau
BIO19310Yongqiang ShiPoster Impact of ENSO on zooplankton community structure in the southern Yellow Sea  Yongqiang Shi, Xiujuan Shan, Xianshi Jin, Tao Zuo, Jun Wang, Qingshan Luan and Evgeny A. Pakhomov
BIO19423Aleksandra MalyshevaPoster Influence of ice and wind conditions on spring phytoplankton bloom in the Bering SeaS09->BIO Aleksandra Malysheva, Kirill Kivva and Aleksandra Sumkina
BIO19395Yujin KimPoster Mesozooplankton abundance, biomass, and size structure at two seamounts in the Magellan Seamounts, northwestern Pacific assessed by ZooScan imaging: A preliminary comparison (2021,2022,2025)  Yujin Kim, Hyunjin Yoon, Se-jong Ju
BIO19303Binyue LuPoster Migratory California gull staging behaviour corresponds with Pacific herring spawn in the Salish Seain-person Binyue Lu, Mark Hipfner, Devin R. de Zwaan and Marie Auger-Méthé
BIO19342Kyoungsoon ShinPoster Monitoring of macrobenthic fouling communities for early detection of non-indigenous species introduced into port environments  Jin-Young Seo, Min-Chul Jang and Kyoungsoon Shin
BIO19283Tomohiro KomoritaPosterREP-3Random forest-based estimation of primary production during Karenia mikimotoi red tide using environmental variables  Tomohiro Komorita, Ryo Sugimoto, Saho Kitatsuji, Ryoko Yano, Kazuo Abe, Tatsuya Ozaki, Rikuto Honda, Yuuka Toya, Risa Hayashi, Tomoki Tanaka, Futaba Nakamura, Mutsuo Ichinomiya, Katsumasa Yamada, Kenji Yoshino, Koichi Sugimatsu
BIO19372Genevieve ClowPoster Resolving fish diel vertical migration to quantify its role in ocean carbon cycling  Genevieve Clow, Colleen Petrik, Jessica Luo, Laure Resplandy, Mathieu Poupon, Amy Maas, Deborah Steinberg
BIO19163Sujin JuPoster Seasonal occurrence variation of Acartia species in relation to temperature variation in Suyeong Bay, Koreain-person Su-Jin Ju and Won-Gyu Park
BIO19322Inog LeePoster The impacts of Spartina alterniflora on marine ecosystems: An ecosystem services perspectivein-person A-Reum Han, Junsung Noh, Inog Lee
BIO19332Minoru KitamuraPoster Vertical distribution of hydromedusae in the western subtropical Pacific during summer  Minoru Kitamura
POC19166Hironori MiyasakaOral Formation-based evaluation of mesoscale eddy impacts on primary production in the North Pacificin-person Hironori Miyasaka, Hiromichi Ueno, Eun Yae Son, Hatsumi Nishikawa and Sachiko Yoshida
POC19502Giuliana BerdenOral Lateral stirring and intermittent California Undercurrent influence on the Southern Linein-person Giuliana Berden, Jody Klymak, Tetjana Ross, Guoqi Han
POC19297Shiliang ShanOral Local and remote controls on wintertime downwelling and upwelling off Vancouver Island  Shiliang Shan and Charles Hannah
POC19352Laura BianucciOral Mechanisms generating a subsurface temperature minimum in a silled, temperate fjordsubject of travel approval Laura Bianucci, Michael G. Foreman, Jonathan Izett, Wendy Callendar, Jennifer M. Jackson, Amber M. Holdsworth, Angelica Peña, Debby Ianson, Cheryl Greengrove and Glenn Gooper
POC19334Takeyoshi NagaiOral Mesoscale cyclonic eddies inject nutrients of the Kuroshio nutrient stream to the Kuroshio recirculation gyrein-person Takeyoshi Nagai, Yuki Kaneko, Yuki Ikeda, Minoru Kitamura, Chiho Sukigara, Makio Honda, Naho Miyazaki, Otero Huaman Diego Andre, Duran Gomez Gloria Silvana, Itsuka Yabe
POC19248Huaxin WangOral Mitigating excessive TC-induced cooling and its negative feedback in an air-sea coupled model with submesoscale parameterization  [Huaxin Wang, Zhiwei Zhang*, Zhouqing Xu, Zhe Feng and Jinchao Zhang]
POC19329Minsauk KangOral Observed intraseasonal variability of the Kuroshio Current in the East China Sea and its different responses to mesoscale eddies on the offshore and onshore sides of the current path  Minsauk Kang, Hanna Na, SeungYong Lee, Hong Sik Min, Dong Guk Kim, Chanhyung Jeon, Jae-Hun Park, Hirohiko Nakamura, Ayako Nishina and Eisuke Tsutsumi
POC19460Kirill KivvaOral Role of wind conditions in sea ice retreat in the Bering Sea  Kirill Kivva, Aleksandra Malysheva, Aleksandra Sumkina
POC19340Yuki IkedaOral Scale dependency of horizontal diffusivity from observational estimates in the Kuroshio Extensionin-person Yuki Ikeda, Takeyoshi Nagai
POC19338Diego Otero HuamanOral Seasonal modulation of nitrate availability by eddy fluxes and upwelling-favorable winds at submesoscales in the Eastern Tropical Pacificin-person [Diego A. Otero, Takeyoshi Nagai]
POC19250Zhiwei ZhangOral Submesoscale vertical heat flux accelerates upper-ocean warming  Zhiwei Zhang
POC19254Silvana DuranOral Subsurface submesoscale vortices in the Kuroshio recirculation gyre: Origins and implications for mode water formationin-person Silvana Duran and Takeyoshi Nagai
POC19496Guoqi HanOral Using ocean model product to support the State of the Pacific Ocean reportingS03->POC Guoqi, Han
POC19134Sung Yong KimPoster A direct estimate of horizontal spatial covariance from scalar velocities irregularly sampled at time-varying locations with synchronized time stamps  Hyeong Ji Yoon, Sung Yong Kim, and Jinwhan Kim
POC19125Lixin QuPoster A framework for quantifying kinetic energy pathways in the oceanin-person, S04->POC Lixin Qu
POC19341Ji-Hyun YoonPoster Development and sensitivity analysis of a 1D-NPZD biogeochemical model for global climate model couplingin-person Ji-Hyun Yoon, Jong-yeon Park, Hyun-Chae Jung, Eun-Young Kim
POC19266Kyoko OhashiPosterREP-2Development of a coupled physical-biogeochemical model of a mid-latitude fjord on Vancouver Islandsubject of travel appoval Kyoko Ohashi and Laura Bianucci
POC19403Sung-Won ChoPoster Diagnostic comparison of East Sea altimetry-derived geostrophic currents with a wind-adjusted drifter referenceS10->POC Sung-Won Cho, Jae-Ho Lee, Hyung-Ju Park and Yong-Sun Kim
POC19312Young-Gyu ParkPosterREP-3Governing factors of Changjiang low-salinity water intrusion toward Korea in Summer: Insight from observations and GFDL-CM4 simulations  Seonju Lee, Youngji Joh, Young-Gyu Park, Young-Ho Kim and Myung-Sook Park
POC19227WooJin LeePoster Influence of mesoscale eddies on double-diffusive heat fluxes in the East Sea/Sea of Japanin-person, S10->POC Woo Jin Lee, Young-Hyang Park, Isabelle Durand, Kwang Young Jeong, Young Taeg Kim, Min Su Kim, Baek Min Kim and Ho Kyung Ha
POC19417Hiroto AbePoster Kuroshio‑originating warm core rings enhance oxygen supply through wintertime surface heat fluxin-person Hiroto Abe
POC19271Trevor MichalchukPosterREP-1Ocean weather in coastal ecosystems: Wind and tidal controls on near-bottom habitat conditionsMEQ->POC Trevor Michalchuk, Wiley Evans
POC19368Jacob CohenPosterREP-4Physical and biogeochemical characteristics of Gulf of Alaska shelf-break eddiesin-person, REP confirmed Jacob T. Cohen, Emily Lemagie, Zachary Erickson, Wei Cheng, Albert Hermann, Maggie Chen
POC19384Seongbong SeoPoster Prediction of floating Sargassum horneri arrival along the Korean coast: Seasonal readiness and satellite-initialized short-term forecasts  Seongbong Seo, Young-Gyu Park, Kwangseok Kim
POC19214Seungsoo KimPoster Season- and depth-dependent steric contributions to rapid sea level rise in the southwestern East Sea (Japan Sea) from 1993 to 2023in-person, S10->POC Seungsoo Kim, Young-Gyu Kim, KyungJae Lee and SungHyun Nam
POC19344Yan WangPoster Sedimentary nitrogen regeneration in the Tonegawa River Estuary: Insights from sediment-water observations and a sediment biogeochemical model  Yan Wang, Toshimi Nakajima, Shogo Urakawa, Yoshimasa Matsumura, and Sachihiko Itoh
POC19410Qinsheng WeiPosterREP-5Spatial variations in summer hypoxia and controlling mechanisms in the Changjiang estuaryBIO->POC Qinsheng Wei
POC19286Katha MukherjeePoster Spatiotemporal variability in the hydrographic structure of Wakasa Bay, Japan under the influence of the Kuroshio–Tsushima current system  [Katha Mukherjee,Takeyoshi Nagai]
POC19215Qixiang WangPoster Synoptic wind-dependent sampling asymmetry biases satellite sea surface chlorophyll-a in subpolar gyresin-person, S10->POC Qixiang Wang1, Zhaohui Chen1, Chao Zhang2, Xiaogang Xing3, Haihong Guo1, Haiyuan Yang1, Dapeng Li1, and Wenju Cai1,4
MEQ19535Margaret Alice ShipleOral Assessment of anthropogenic microparticles in Cassin's auklets on Southeast Farallon Island  Margaret Alice Shiple, Tamara Russell, Jaime Jahncke
MEQ19252Gaeun KimOral Degradation rate of Acartia omorii faecal pellets based on microplastic sizein-person, BIO->MEQ Gaeun Kim and Wongyu Park
MEQ19348Jaehong ParkOral Development and operational status of the nationwide continuous seawater radioactivity monitoring system in Korea  Jaehong Park, Junha Kim and Jong-in Byun
MEQ19104Chaeeun ShinOral Direct marking method for the gillnet fishing gear deposit system using a multi-criteria value functionin-person, W6->MEQ, p->o Chae-eun Shin and Subong Park
MEQ19244Nobuharu InabaOral Functional characterization of algicidal bacteria through polysaccharide degradation and carbon source utilizationBIO->MEQ Nobuharu Inaba, Mizuna Ii, Takuma Matsumoto and Sawako Shirai
MEQ19377Svetlana EsenkulovaOral Gaps, barriers, and pathways for strengthening shellfish safety monitoring and marine environmental quality through First Nations-led collaboration in British Columbia, Canadain-person Svetlana Esenkulova and Jessica Moffatt
MEQ19520Laila SanAhmadiOral Incidence of anthropogenic microparticles in juvenile shortbelly rockfish captured by rhinoceros aukletsp->o Laila A. SanAhmadi, Ellen Hines, Ed Carpenter, and Jaime Jahncke
MEQ19162Byeongyong ParkOral Rethinking microplastic exposure in aquatic mammals: Evidence for atmospheric transfer and chemical accumulationin-person Byeongyong Park, Taewon Kim
MEQ19141Mark WellsOral The next generation of mCDR ocean iron fertilization research studies in the western Gulf of Alaskain-person Mark L. Wells, Ken Buesseler, Paul Morris, Fei Chai, Jessica Drysdale, Kilaparti Ramakrishna, Katherine Roche, and Sara Smith and Joo-Eun Yoon
MEQ19204Ji Nam YoonOral Time-series responses of phytoplankton and periphyton periphytic microalgae to nutrient enrichment in a summer coastal mesocosmin-person, BIO->MEQ Ji Nam Yoon, Young kyun Lim and Seung Ho Baek
MEQ19483Mackenzie Mueller (submitted by Andrew Ross)Oral Uptake of marine biotoxins by blue mussels in an ancestral sea garden  Mackenzie Mueller, Andrew Ross, Erich Kelch, Bryant DeRoy and Erin Slade
MEQ19150Minjun KimOral Vegetation trapping and submarine groundwater discharge regulate microplastic distribution in a muddy tidal flat: Evidence from sediments and porewaters in Suncheon Bay, Koreain-person Minjun Kim, Byeongyong Park, Taewon Kim and Hyung-Mi Cho
FIS19169Eun Young KwonOral Asymmetric vulnerability of marine fish to intensifying Ocean thermal extremesin-person, W07->FIS Eun-Byeol Cho, Sharif Jahfer, and Eun Young Kwon
FIS19360Lindsay BegemannOral Do closures work? Evaluating a gillnet fishery closure with ecological and economic evidence  Lindsay Begemann
FIS19319William McCloskeyOral Environmental and spatiotemporal influences on winter ichthyoplankton assemblages of the northern California Currentin-person William R. McCloskey, Luke A. Bobay, Nicholas F. Howard, Robert K. Cowen and Su Sponaugle
FIS19210Kelly Ortega-CisnerosOral Evaluating global and regional marine ecosystem model responses to historical climate and fishing driversin-person, S03->FIS Kelly Ortega-Cisneros, Denisse Fierro-Arcos, Camilla Novaglio, FishMIP regional modelling team, Julia Blanchard
FIS19376Svetlana EsenkulovaOral Evaluating the impacts of toxic algae Alexandrium tamarense and Heterosigma akashiwo on juvenile salmonin-person Svetlana Esenkulova, Arash Akbarzadeh, Laurie Keddy, Andrew Ross, Mackenzie Mueller, Emiliano Di Cicco, and William Bugg
FIS19293Kelly VasbinderOral Individual-based modeling of early marine growth and survival in a changing oceanin-person Kelly Vasbinder, Jerome Fiechter, Jarrod Santora, Nate Mantua, David Huff, and Brian Wells
FIS19408Dongwha SohnOral Integrating environmental and socioeconomic drivers for predicting fishery-dependent CPUE of largehead hairtail (Trichiurus japonicus) in Korean watersS03->FIS Dongwha Sohn, Hee Seok Jung, Jihyeon Kim, Hwan Sung Ji, Sukyung Kang, Chan Joo Jang, and Sangil Kim
FIS19528Emma AtkinsonOral Minimizing male harvest stabilizes fishery dynamics for a protandrous sequential marine hermaphroditein-person Emma M. Atkinson, Micah Brush, Mark A. Lewis
FIS19448Peri GersonOral Predators as samplers to develop indicators of prey availability  Peri Gerson, Cheryl Barnes, Jessica Miller, Jodi Pirtle, Jonathan Reum and James Thorson
FIS19373Barbara HutniczakOral Supplementing Pacific halibut age determination with deep learning: Covariate integration and uncertainty‑guided fine‑tuningin-person Barbara Hutniczak
FIS19498Lauren RogersOral The lasting imprint of hatch timing on body size of fishesS10->FIS Lauren A. Rogers, Benjamin J. Laurel, Kelia E. Axler, H. William Fennie and Jennifer S. Bigman
FIS19465Rebecca ForneyOral The role of hatchery origin in early marine residence and survival of Interior Columbia River spring and summer Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha)  Rebecca M. Forney, Amy A. Wallace, Brian J. Burke, Cheryl A. Morgan and Jessica A. Miller
FIS19229Ping-Hua YangOral Validating vessel dynamics under multi-species catch conditions: A case study of the Taiwanese stick-held dip net fishery in the East China Sea  Ping-Hua Yang, Ke-Yang Chang and Ting-Chun Kuo
FIS19390Jun NishikawaPoster A new research project on the Sakura shrimp (Lucensosergia lucens) in Suruga Bay, Japan: Towards recovery from a historic decline in catchesin-person Jun Nishikawa, Aoba Kojima, Akiyuki Kenmochi, Junya Hirai, Gaël Dur, Hiroyuki Matsuura, Takashi Yoshikawa, Rumi Sohrin, Katsuhiko Mineta, Kazuo Amakasu, Norihiro Monna and Motoharu Abe
FIS19301Josep PlanasPoster Changing with the times: Historical shifts in female Pacific halibut maturity-at-age  Colin L. Jones, Ray A. Webster, Ian J. Stewart and Josep V. Planas
FIS19428Naoki TojoPoster Comprehensive coastal fisheries resources and habitat evaluation in data-limited situation in Mauritius  Naoki Tojo, Takumi Tada, Kazuma Ikegami, Wataru Tabu, Sorachi Watanabe, Yakumo Ozaki Manato Fujimoto and Vanessa Katafono
FIS19307Lily OlmoPoster Co-producing fish recruitment research to support a Native Hawaiian aquaculture systemin-person Lily Olmo, Keliʻi Kotubetey, Shimi Rii, Tori Spence, Don Kobayashi, Jessica Perelman and Jessica Miller
FIS19382Minju KimPoster Ecosystem risk-based stock assessment of fisheries resources in the East Sea: Biodiversityin-person Minju Kim, Sung-Il Lee
FIS19467Sammy YevakPoster Freshwater growth, habitat use, and survival estimates of Oregon Coast coho salmon  Sammy Yevak, Wesley Shum, Jessica Miller
FIS19278Mariela BrooksPoster Juvenile Pacific cod abundance, diet, and body condition in a warming Bering Seain-person Mariela Brooks, Emily Fergusson, Lia Domke, Alex Andrews, Jim Murphy, and Robert Suryan
FIS19262Takeru YokogawaPoster Life history characteristics of the giant mottled eel Anguilla marmorata in a temperate river near the northern limit of its distribution  Takeru Yokogawa, Kai Nishihara, Masafumi Kodama, Toru Kobari, and Gen Kume
FIS19435Nicholas StraitPoster Pacific cod (Gadus macrocephalus) larval sources and contribution of nursery habitats to recruitment in the western Gulf of Alaskain-person Nicholas S. Strait, Alisa A. Abookire, Ben J. Laurel, Beth Matta, Esther Goldstein, Derek Chamberlin and Jessica A. Miller
FIS19531Albina KanzeparovaPosterREP-1Pacific Salmon catch and forecast in Alaska and Eastern Kamchatka (2019–2025)  Albina N. Kanzeparova, Alexey A. Somov
FIS19245Claudia TersigniPoster Pathogen prevalence in WCVI smolt/post-smolt Chinookin-person, S03->FIS Claudia Tersigni, Sadie Ralph, Danielle Naumann, Keaton McCallum and Jaime Grimm
FIS19230Shunta OmuraPoster Reproductive ecology of skinnycheek lanternfish Benthosema pterotum in Kagoshima Bay, southern Japan  Shunta Omura, Atsuto Uchida, Toru Kobari, Hiroki Yasuma, Masafumi Kodama and Gen Kume
FIS19546Jaanasheen BalaPoster Stable isotopes uncover the relationship between coastal shelf feeding and juvenile salmon body sizein-person Jaanasheen K. Bala, Genyffer C. Troina and Brian P.V. Hunt
FIS19526Miram GleiberPoster The pelagic species trait database: An open data resource to support trait-based ocean research  Miram Gleiber, Natasha Hardy, … Elan Portner, Elizabeth Daly, C. Anela Choy, Catherine Nickels, Barbara Muhling, Brian Wells, Richard Brodeur, Toby Auth, Jarrod Santora, Elliott Hazen, Michael Jacox, Steven Bograd, Larry Crowder, Stephanie Green
FIS19393Justin GardnerPoster Timing the transition: Combining life history theory and otolith growth increments to infer age-at-maturity for marine fish species  Justin Gardner, Peri Gerson, Cheryl Barnes
FIS19406Dongwha SohnPoster Unveiling the mesopelagic ichthyofauna in Korean waters: Ecological significance and the need for precautionary management  Dongwha Sohn, Suam Kim, Youn-Ho Lee, and Hwahyun Lee
HD19135Meng Su and Jingmei LiOral Analysis of a two-stage evolutionary game between enterprises and governments under the coastal setback line systemin-person Meng SU; Jingmei LI
HD19219Jingzhu ShanOral Behavioral drivers and pathways of public willingness to participate in marine litter governance: Evidence from Qingdao, Chinain-person Jingzhu Shan, Jingmei Li, and Qing Li
HD19420Mengyao ZhuOral Blue Policy Washing: An early diagnostic framework for marine policy design  Mengyao Zhu
HD19412Chihiro ShigaOral Bridging society and the sea: Fish finders as a neutral tool in the human–ecosystem feedback of set-net fisheriesin-person, S01->HD Chihiro Shiga and Yutaro Sakai
HD19243Devendraraj MadhanagopalOral Climate at the Margins: Socioeconomic differences and climate change perceptions among the small-scale fishing communities of the Bay of Bengal coast, Indiacancelled talk and attendance yes Devendraraj, Madhanagopal
HD19197Katherine RocheOral Community engagement and governance of ocean iron fertilization mCDR field research in the Northeast Pacific  Katherine Roche, Amanda Borth, Ken Buesseler, Wil Burns, Fei Chai, Jay Cullen, Jessica Drysdale, Mara Karageozian, Paul Morris, Ashwin Murthy, Sara Nawaz, Kilaparti Ramakrishna, Sarah Smith, Brad Warren, Romany Webb, Mark Wells, and Joo-Eun Yoon
HD19139Satomi TakagiOral Identification of challenges and improvement strategies in sea urchin fisheries using a fisheries self-assessment scheme “Fisheries Management Toolbox (Hama no Dougubako)”in-person Satomi Takagi, Natsuki Hasegawa, Ryutaro Kamiyama and Shion Takemura
HD19449Alan Haynie (submitted by Lisa Pfeiffer)Oral Integrating human dimensions into ecosystem analyses: The Spatial Economics Toolbox for Fisheries (FishSET)in-person Alan Haynie, Lisa Pfeiffer, Paul Carvalho
HD19436Karen HunterOral Networks and human connection are the engines of resilience for the ocean we wantin-person Karen L. Hunter1, Shion Takemura2
HD19350Toya HirokawaOral Opportunities and challenges of Japan’s new Anti-IUU Policy: Perspectives from national stakeholdersS12->HD Toya Hirokawa, Juri Hori, Wakao Hanaoka, Benjamin Thompson, Minako Iue and Mitsutaku Makino
HD19402Hiroki WakamatsuOral Portfolio analysis of catch composition in offshore trawl fishing—toward resilient diversification under climate uncertainty  Hiroki Wakamatsu, Tomoaki Murakami
HD19545Minling PanOral The approach to optimal management targets under climate change and challenges faced by fisheriesin-person, pending of travel approval, S12->HD Minling Pan and David Tomberlin
HD19558Seungwon KangPoster An integrated AHP–IPA assessment of implementation priorities in Korea’s marine spatial planningin-person (Moonsuk Lee needs to pre-register) Seungwon Kang and Moonsuk Lee
HD19555Hansol MunPoster Development of a climate change adaptation indicator system for marine use and development projects: Cases of the port, aquaculture, and marine aggregate extraction sectors  Hansol Mun, Seungwon Kang, and Moonsuk Lee
HD19557Kyu-Won HwangPoster Economic dimensions of the marine-energy transition: Hidden heterogeneity in public support for actionable marine-energy policy in Koreain-person Kyu-Won Hwang, Chul-Yong Lee and Moon-Suk Lee
HD19556Kyu-Won HwangPoster Forecasting marine tourism spending at Korea's national fishing ports: Statistical, machine-learning, and deep-learning models comparedin-person Kyu-Won Hwang, Chul-Yong Lee and Moon-Suk Lee
W0119116Peter Teye BusumprahDeclined Building Africa’s digital ocean future: Biodiversity informatics, fisheries modelling, and citizen science through the African ocean biodiversity atlas  yes Peter Teye Busumprah
W0119155Hem Nalini Morzaria-LunaInvited Enhancing the ecosystem modeling cycle: Machine learning approaches for parameter sensitivity and model calibration  Hem Nalini Morzaria-Luna
W0119336Scott SpilliasOral Evaluating AI coding assistants for ecosystem modellers: Translating EwE to Mizer  Scott Spillias
W0119551Peng LianOral Linking historical fisheries records and modern surveys with explainable AI in China’s coastal seasin-person Peng Lian, Wenbo Yang and Yunrong Mu
W0219120Evgeny PakhomovInvited Micronekton diets in the North Pacific: Are they competitors of salmon?in-person Evgeny A. Pakhomov, Alexei Somov, Brian P.V. Hunt and Vladimir Radchenko
W0219426Carolyn TepoltOral Comparative population genetics of seven globally-distributed mesopelagic fish speciesin-person Carolyn Tepolt, Rayna Hamilton and Sara Shapiro
W0219324Richard BrodeurOral Micronekton and their importance in Northeast Pacific Ecosystemsin-person Richard D. Brodeur
W0219327Vladimir RadchenkoOral Revealing invisible changes in seemingly stable mesopelagic fish community  Vladimir I. Radchenko
W0219511Szymon SurmaOral Trophic interactions and competition between salmonids and micronekton in the open subarctic Pacific  Szymon Surma, Evgeny A. Pakhomov, Brian P.V. Hunt and Kerim Y. Aydin
W0219358Tor Mowatt-LarssenOral Vertical structure and long-term change in open-ocean forage fish communities  Tor Mowatt-Larssen and Deborah K. Steinberg
W0219450Justin SucaPoster Pelagic predator diets as evidence of oceanographic heterogeneity across the central North Pacific  Nan S. Himmelsbach and Justin J. Suca
W0219506C. Anela ChoyPre-RecordedInvited Spatial structure in dynamic deep pelagic animal communities across the southern California Currentvirtual C. Anela Choy
W0319444Kohen BauerInvited Carbon to Sea Canada: Enabling responsible ocean alkalinity enhancement research and innovationin-person Kohen W. Bauer
W0419459Franz MueterInvited Biodiversity changes along the Pacific Arctic corridor: From the Bering Sea to the Central Arctic Ocean  Franz J. Mueter, Katrin Iken, Irene D. Alabia, Seth L. Danielson, Jaqueline M. Grebmeier, Russell R. Hopcroft, Kaitlyn A. O’Brien and Kathleen M. Stafford
W0419554Irene AlabiaOral Climate-driven fish community reorganization in the Eastern Bering Sea: Early signals from the Pacific Arctic gatewayin-persoon Irene D. Alabia, Jorge García Molinos, Takafumi Hirata, Hiromichi Ueno, Megan J. Williams, Otso Ovaskainen, Benjamin Planque and Sei-Ichi Saitoh
W0419559Kristen SoraOral Species distribution modeling of fishes in the Central Arctic Oceanin-persoon Kristen Sora, Y. Egorova, G. Reygondeau, C. Hoover, A. Niemi, L. Loseto, E.V. Lea, C.C. Breiter, C.J. Mundy, A. Monahan, W.W.L. Cheung, and N.S. Steiner
W0419126Matthew BakerPoster Diet, prey fields, and predatory and competitive interactions in early-stage pelagic fishes in the Chukchi Seain-persoon Matthew Baker, Natalya Kuznetsova
W0519400Stephanie BrodieInvited Building climate-smart fisheries in Australia: Insights from climate and ecosystem status reportsin-person Stephanie Brodie, Laura Blamey, Alistair Hobday, Éva Plagányi, Dan Corrie, Nat Couchman, Alice McDonald, Campbell Davies, Ryan Downie, Paige Eveson, Beth Fulton, Jason Hartog, Rob Kenyon, Peter Oke, Denham Parker, Ann Preece, Laura Tremblay-Boyer, et al.
W0519157Yujing SongOral Marine heatwaves and the global distribution of fisheries losses: A development gradientin-person Yujing Song, Lixin Qu, Christopher M. Free and Kaiwen Wang
W0519313Michael OkePoster Breaking operational barriers via localized communication networks: Deploying climate-informed data pathways for mobile-integrated artisanal fisheries management in Nigeriaconfirmed Michael Adedotun Oke
W0619124Win CowgerInvited Why is measuring little particles such a big problem to harmonize?in-person Win Cowger
W0619109Sarah-Jeanne RoyerOral A decade of collection data reveals fishing-related plastics dominate floating debris in the North Pacificin-person Sarah-Jeanne Royer, Wouter-Jan Strietman, Peter Puskic, Matthias Egger, Rafael Bergstrom, Kevin O’Brien, and Laurent Lebreton
W0619102Kazi HossainOral A global analysis of microplastics research: Mapping strategic funding, national research capacity, scientific priorities, and policy frameworks  Hossain B. Kazi, Chen Xuke, Ahammed F. Md., Habib Shahadat, Tasnim Jarin, Wang Jun, Hossain S. Md., Rani Seema, Ke Hongwei, Chen Kai, Zou Leilei, Chen Piao, Charoengpong Chawalit, Ahmed K. Md., Cai Minggang
W0619268Margaret ShipleOral Assessment of anthropogenic microparticles in Cassin’s auklets on Southeast Farallon Island  Margaret Shiple, Tamara Russell, Vance Thomas Vredenburg, Jaime Jahncke
W0619381Ryota NakajimaOral DeepLitterAI: Automated detection and quantification of deep-sea benthic plastic and macrolitterin-person Ryota Nakajima, Takaki Nishio, Hideaki Saito, Shintaro Kawahara, Daisuke Matsuoka
W0619543Hyojin ChangOral Evaluating surf clams as bioindicators of microplastic pollution: Behavioral and physiological responses and interactions with marine heatwaves  Hyojin Chang, Yubin Koo and Taewon Kim
W0619365Jennifer LynchOral Metadata across the plastic continuum: Lessons from marine debris characterization in Hawaiʻiin-person Jennifer M. Lynch and CMDR students and staff
W0619321Chengjun SunOral Methodology versus data comparability in microplastic research  Chengjun Sun, Jinfeng Ding, Jingxi Li, and Wenxi Zhang
W0619242Shan ZhengOral Occurrence and characteristics of microplastics in jellyfish across China seasin-person Shan Zheng, Xiaoxia Sun, Song Sun, Yaqi Wang
W0619519Laila SanAhmadiPoster Incidence of anthropogenic microparticles in juvenile shortbelly rockfish captured by rhinoceros aukletscancel? Laila A. SanAhmadi, Ellen Hines, Ed Carpenter, and Jaime Jahncke

SUMMARY (excluding withdrawn abstracts)
Number of Abstracts by Session

Session IDNumber of Abstracts
BIO33
FIS29
HD15
MEQ12
POC29
S017
S0242
S0331
S0429
S0515
S066
S0720
S0821
S0929
S1030
S1122
S1219
S1312
W013
W028
W031
W044
W053
W0610
W085

Total Number of Abstracts
435


Information on Presentation Types by Session/Workshop:

SessionGranted Presentation TypeNumber of Papers
BIOOral12
BIOPoster21
FISOral13
FISPoster16
HDOral11
HDPoster4
MEQOral12
POCOral13
POCPoster16
S01Invited3
S01Oral3
S01Poster1
S02Invited1
S02Oral30
S02Poster11
S03Invited1
S03Oral28
S03Poster2
S04Invited2
S04Oral15
S04Poster12
S05Invited1
S05Oral11
S05Poster3
S06Invited1
S06Oral3
S06Poster2
S07Oral12
S07Poster8
S08Invited3
S08Oral13
S08Poster5
S09Invited1
S09Oral17
S09Poster11
S10Invited1
S10Oral28
S10Poster1
S11Invited1
S11Oral17
S11Poster4
S12Invited2
S12Oral16
S12Poster1
S13Invited1
S13Oral11
W01Invited1
W01Oral2
W02Invited1
W02Oral5
W02Poster1
W02Pre-RecordedInvited1
W03Invited1
W04Invited1
W04Oral2
W04Poster1
W05Invited1
W05Oral1
W05Poster1
W06Invited1
W06Oral8
W06Poster1
W08Invited1
W08Oral4

Abstracts by Session and by Country:

Country/RegionSession IDNumber of Abstracts
AustraliaBIO1
AustraliaS032
AustraliaW011
AustraliaW051
BelgiumS101
CanadaBIO7
CanadaFIS6
CanadaHD1
CanadaMEQ2
CanadaPOC6
CanadaS011
CanadaS026
CanadaS038
CanadaS0414
CanadaS051
CanadaS062
CanadaS079
CanadaS087
CanadaS099
CanadaS108
CanadaS117
CanadaS128
CanadaS137
CanadaW022
CanadaW031
CanadaW041
CanadaW085
ChileS021
China, PRBIO3
China, PRHD2
China, PRPOC5
China, PRS012
China, PRS023
China, PRS033
China, PRS041
China, PRS056
China, PRS073
China, PRS082
China, PRS102
China, PRS131
China, PRW011
China, PRW051
China, PRW063
Chinese-TaipeiFIS1
Chinese-TaipeiS021
Chinese-TaipeiS031
Chinese-TaipeiS041
DenmarkHD1
FranceS011
FranceS091
IndonesiaS041
JapanBIO8
JapanFIS4
JapanHD5
JapanMEQ1
JapanPOC8
JapanS011
JapanS028
JapanS044
JapanS052
JapanS062
JapanS073
JapanS084
JapanS099
JapanS102
JapanS112
JapanS123
JapanS132
JapanW041
JapanW061
Korea, RBIO8
Korea, RFIS4
Korea, RHD4
Korea, RMEQ6
Korea, RPOC8
Korea, RS024
Korea, RS034
Korea, RS044
Korea, RS052
Korea, RS073
Korea, RS081
Korea, RS091
Korea, RS111
Korea, RW061
MalaysiaS031
MoroccoS041
New ZealandS031
NigeriaS021
NigeriaW051
NorwayS051
PhilippinesS021
PortugalS091
PortugalS111
RussiaBIO1
RussiaFIS1
RussiaPOC1
RussiaS031
RussiaS091
RussiaW021
South AfricaFIS1
U.S.A.BIO5
U.S.A.FIS12
U.S.A.HD2
U.S.A.MEQ3
U.S.A.POC1
U.S.A.S012
U.S.A.S0217
U.S.A.S0310
U.S.A.S043
U.S.A.S053
U.S.A.S062
U.S.A.S072
U.S.A.S087
U.S.A.S097
U.S.A.S1016
U.S.A.S1111
U.S.A.S128
U.S.A.S132
U.S.A.W011
U.S.A.W025
U.S.A.W042
U.S.A.W065
United KingdomS101