Please NOTE the content of the following Presentations cannot be used without authors' permissions.
To download and save these files on your local machine, right-click on the link and choose "Save Target As..."

Workshop 2. Climate change projections for marine ecosystems: Best practice, limitations and interpretations

Co-Convenors:
Enrique Curchitser (Rutgers University, USA)
Icarus Allen (Plymouth Marine Laboratory, UK)

Invited Speakers:
William Cheung (Fisheries Centre, UBC, Canada)
Villy Christensen (University of British Columbia, Canada)
Jason Holt (National Oceanographic Centre, UK)
Charles Stock (Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, USA)

This 2-day workshop aims to assemble scientists interested in making and interpreting projections of ecosystem responses to future climate change. The goal is to describe different approaches to modeling the impacts of climate variability on marine ecosystems, their ability to support sustainable harvesting and to highlight the strengths and limitations of the different approaches. We seek models that address both global and regional ecosystems and are particularly interested in presentations covering a range of models from statistical to mechanistic approaches including mass-balance (ECOPATH), size-based, minimalist, individual-based (IBMs) and end-to-end (E2E) models. Emphasis will be placed on models that examine trophic interactions as well as approaches that link biogeochemical processes with higher trophic level production. Presentations that discuss advantages and limitations of particular approaches and discuss the quantification of uncertainty in climate forced simulations are encouraged.

 
Sunday, May 13
 
Villy Christensen
Nereus: Predicting the Future Ocean (W2-7989), Invited
[pdf, 2.4 Mb]
 
Jason Holt, James Harle, Sarah Wakelin, Momme Butenschön, Yuri Artioli, Icarus Allen, Jason Lowe and Jonathan Tinker
Exploring the drivers of climate change impacts on shelf and coastal marine ecosystems: Consequences for downscaling experiment design (W2-8126), Invited
[waiting for permission]
 
Charles A. Stock, Michael A. Alexander, Nicholas A. Bond, Keith Brander, William W.L. Cheung, Enrique N. Curchitser, Thomas L. Delworth, John P. Dunne, Stephen M. Griffies, Melissa A. Haltuch, Jonathan A. Hare, Anne B. Hollowed, Patrick Lehodey, Simon A. Levin, Jason S. Link, Kenneth A. Rose, Ryan R. Rykaczewski, Jorge L. Sarmiento, Ronald J. Stouffer, Franklin B. Schwing, Gabriel A. Vecchi and Francisco E. Werner
On the use of IPCC-class models to assess the impact of climate on living marine resources (W2-8141), Invited
[pdf, 0.8 Mb]
 
William W.L. Cheung, Jose Fernandes, Thomas L. Frölicher, Jorge L. Sarmiento, U. Rashid Sumaila and Daniel P. Pauly
Modelling large scale effects of global change on marine ecosystems and fisheries (W2-8243), Invited
(permission to post denied, contact presenter)
 
Corinna Schrum, Bjørn Ådlandsvik, Richard Bellerby, Ute Daewel, Trond Kristensen and Dhanya Pushpadas
Dynamic downscaling to marine ecosystems (W2-8293)
[pdf, N/A, contact presenter]
 
Fei Chai, Yi Xu, Kenneth A. Rose and Francisco P. Chavez
Modeling Peru upwelling ecosystem dynamics: From physics to anchovy (W2-8046)
(permission to post denied, contact presenter)
 
Enrique N. Curchitser, Kenneth A. Rose, Kate Hedstrom, Jerome Fiechter, Miguel Bernal, Shin-ichi Ito, Alan Haynie and Francisco E. Werner
Development of a climate-to-fish-to-fishers model: Implementation in the Eastern Pacific sardine and anchovy system (W2-8315)
 
 
 
 
  • Symposium Scope
     
  • Venue
     
  • Organizers
     
  • Speakers
     
  • Scientific Program
     
  • Schedule
     
  • Registration
        Registration Summary
     
  • Abstract Submission
        Submitted abstracts
     
  • Publication
        Book of Abstracts
        PRESENTATIONS
     
  • Financial Support
     
  • Transportation
     
  • Visa
     
  • Accommodation
     
  • Useful Information
     
  • Social Events
     
  • Symposium Announcement
     
  • Symposium Poster
     
  • Contact
     
  • NEWS
     
    Important Dates
    August 1 , 2011
  • Abstract submission opens
  • Financial support application opens
  • Registration opens
    September 15 , 2011
  • Deadline for submissions of proposals and workshops
    September 30 , 2011
  • Workshop acceptance notification
    January 13 , 2012
  • Abstract submission deadline (extended)
  • Financial support application deadline (extended)
  • Early registration deadline (extended)
    February 6 , 2012
  • Abstract acceptance notification
  • Financial support grant notification
    May 14-20 , 2012
  • Symposium and associated workshops
    June 15 , 2012
  • Manuscript submission deadline
       
    © All content copyright PICES 2010. All Rights Reserved.  Web Site Design by PICES. Contact webmaster: Julia Yazvenko