May
18 |
W2&W3: Linking Global Climate Model output to (a) trends
in commercial species productivity and (b) changes in broader
biological communities in the World's oceans |
9:40 |
Round
Table Discussion of Existing or Planned Research: Quest-FISH
(Holt), FATE (Hollowed), PICES FUTURE (Foreman), NPRB BSIERP
(Pautzke), Ministry of Fisheries New Zealand (Livingston),
IMBER (TBD) |
10:40 |
Coffee
Break |
11:00 |
Nicholas
A. Bond
A method for using IPCC model simulations to project changes
in marine ecosystems |
11:30 |
Mary
E. Livingston
Climate change, oceanic response and possible effects on fish
stocks in New Zealand waters |
11:45 |
Jae
Bong Lee
Forecasting climate change impacts on distribution and abundance
of jack mackerel around Korean waters |
12:00 |
Sukyung
Kang
Techniques for forecasting climate-induced variation in the
distribution and abundance of mackerels in the Northwestern
Pacific |
12:15 |
Adriaan
Rijnsdorp
Effects of climate change on sole and plaice: Timing of spawning,
length of the growth period and rate of growth |
12:30 |
Z.
Teresa A'mar
The impact on management performance of including indicators
of environmental variability in management strategies for
the Gulf of Alaska walleye pollock fishery |
12:45 |
Michael
J. Schirripa Simulation
testing two methods of including environmental data into stock
assessments |
13:00 |
Alan
Haynie Climate
change and changing fisher behavior in the Bering Sea pollock
fishery |
13:15 |
U.K.
Singh Large
scale circulation over west Indian Ocean and south west monsoon
|
13:30 |
Lunch |
14:30 |
Introduction
to the afternoon and discussion |
15:00 |
Jorge
L. Sarmiento Modeling
response of ocean biology to climate warming using an empirical
approach |
15:15 |
Taketo
Hashioka
Future ecosystem changes projected by a 3-D high-resolution
ecosystem model |
15:30 |
William
W. L. Cheung
Dynamic bioclimate envelope model to predict climate-induced
changes in distribution of marine fishes and invertebrates |
15:45 |
Alistair
J. Hobday
Informing location choices for ecosystem model development using a vulnerability index |
16:00 |
Coffee
Break |
16:30 |
Simone
Libralato
Towards the integration of biogeochemical and food web models
for a comprehensive description of marine ecosystem dynamics |
16:45 |
Steven
Mackinson
Which forcing factors fit? Using ecosystem models to investigate
the relative influence of fishing and primary productivity
on the dynamics of marine ecosystems |
17:00 |
Sheila
J.J. Heymans
The effects of climate change on the northern Benguela ecosystem |
17:15
|
Discussion
of common approaches and workshop synthesis |
18:00 |
Adjourn |