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Oral Presentations September 3
(Tuesday) : Openings, Key Note Speech and Marine Session (Room A002, ARTS BUILDING) |
(Time keeper: student helper B, Operation of the PC projector
& Microphone distributor:
student helper C)
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Subject |
Moderator |
Time |
Tiltle |
Authors The presenter is underlined. ( ): registration
number |
Abstract (page) |
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Opening speeches |
Jim KAPETSKY |
10:30-11:05 |
Welcome speech (10') |
Kiyoshi ITOH (6) (Organizer) Fishery/Aquatic GIS Research Group, Japan |
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Welcome speech (10f) |
Geoff MEADEN (57) (Local Co-organizer) Canterbury Christ Church University College,
UK |
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Background, Objectives, Structure
and Remarks (15f) |
Tom NISHIDA (14) (Convener) National Research
Institute of Far Seas Fisheries, Japan |
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Key Note Address |
11:05-11:50 |
A critique of spatial data analysis and its
application within aquatic GIS |
Anthony J. BOOTH (140) (key note speaker) Rhodes University, South Africa |
5 |
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11:50-13:00 |
Lunch |
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Remote sensing (Marine) |
Vasilis VALAVANIS |
13:00-13:20 |
GIS mapping of marine species feeding grounds through analysis
of satellite imagery |
Vasilis VALAVANIS (43) Argiris KAPANTAGAKIS Stratis
GEOGRAKARAKOS Isidora KATARA Andreas PALIALEXIS |
6 |
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13:20-13:40 |
EFISAT project: Use of
remote sensing and GIS technologies to predict pelagic fishing grounds in
Chile |
Claudio SILVA (61) Karen NIETO María Angela BARBIERI Guillermo MARTÍNEZ Eleuterio YÁÑEZ |
7 |
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13:40-14:00 |
Satellites images exploration GIS tools
for the Benguela ecosystem |
Laurent DRAPEAU (90) |
8 |
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14:00-14:20 |
Study on relations between
Japanese common squid (Todarodes pacificus) fishing ground formation and an
advantage of fishing ports using RS/GIS |
Hidetada KIYOFUJI (79) Sei-ichi SAITOH Hitoe KUMAGAI Yasuhiro ARAI Kentaro SAKAI |
9 |
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14:20-14:40 |
Using lights to track
squid fishing fleets from space |
Claire M. WALUDA (75) |
10 |
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14:40-15:10 |
Tea break |
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Systems & Software (Marine) (I) |
Dale KIEFER |
15:10-15:30 |
Space-based surveillance
and the role of SAR for operational fisheries and aquatic resource monitoring |
Simon CHESWORTH (13) |
11 |
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15:30-15:50 |
The
GIS component
of a web-based
Integrated Knowledge Organization System |
Fabio CAROCCI (105) Marc TACONET |
12 |
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15:50-16:10 |
A new version of Marine GIS: Marine Explorer (Ver.4.0) |
Kiyoshi ITOH (6) |
13 |
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16:10-16:30 |
Ontologies for knowledge representation and semantic
interoperability in Marine Information Systems |
Zarine KEMP (74) Robert FRANK |
14 |
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16:30-16:50 |
A dynamic
Biogeographic Information system for the Gulf of Maine |
Dale A. KIEFER (62) Vardis TSONTOS |
15 |
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19:00-21:00 ICE BREAKING
COCKTAIL PARTY at Grapevine Bar, Level2, Bramber House
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Oral Presentations September
4 (Wednesday) : Marine Session (Room A002, ARTS BUILDING) |
(Time keeper: student helper B, Operation of the PC projector & Microphone distributor: student helper
C)
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Subject |
Moderator |
Time |
Title |
Authors The presenter is underlined. ( ): registration number |
Abstract (page) |
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Systems & Software (Marine) (II) |
Fabio
CAROCCI |
9:00-9:20 |
Visualisation and display of commercial fisheries data. |
Brent A. WOOD (8) Alistair Dunn |
16 |
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9:20-9:40 |
Development of visualization system for fish and
plankton stock assessment using a quantitative echo sounder |
Kazushi MIYASHITA Koutarou
TETSUMURA (66) Ryo KAWABE |
17 |
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9:40-10:00 |
Results from using electronic logbooks
in US and Canada |
Richard ARNOLD (71) |
18 |
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10:00-10:20 |
OLFISH: An electronic logbook : A
demonstration of unique, wheelhouse, electronic solution for the collection,
management and utilization of commercial fishing data |
Amos BARKAI (27) Mike BERGH |
19 |
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10:20-10:40 |
(part II) |
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10:40-11:10 |
Tea break |
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Habitats & Mapping (Marine) (I) |
Teruhisa KOMATSU |
11:10-11:30 |
Fish habitat suitability modelling and its application in managing
human activities |
Richard STOCKS Stuart ROGERS (91) Steven FREEMAN |
20 |
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11:30-11:50 |
Introducing greater ecological
realism to fish habitat models |
Paul D. EASTWOOD (58) Geoff J. MEADEN |
21 |
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11:50-12:10 |
Spatial allocation of global fisheries landings
used rule-based procedures |
Reg WATSON (46) |
22 |
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12:10-12:30 |
Assessment of the co-occurrence of inshore longfin squid (Loligo pealeii) and scup (Stenotomus chrysops) on
the eastern US continental shelf |
Lisa C. HENDRICKSON (101) |
23 |
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12:30-14:00 |
Lunch |
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Habitats & Mapping (Marine) (II) |
Alessandro GIMONA |
14:00-14:20 |
Scattered distribution of kichiji rockfish, Sebastolobus macrochir, on the continental slope of Jo-ban
fishing ground, northeastern Japan: Analysis
of images recorded by the towing video
camera system using GIS |
Kazutoshi. WATANABE (112) Toshihiro. WATANABE |
24 |
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14:20-14:40 |
Geographical variation in the vertical
distribution of cod and availability to survey gears |
Boonchai K. STENSHOLT (21) Eivind STENSHOLT |
25 |
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14:40-15:00 |
GIS and geostatistical integration of acoustic
census and environmental data to produce realistic distribution and abundance
maps of North Sea herring |
Alessandro. GIMONA
(68) Paul. G. FERNANDES |
26 |
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15:00-15:20 |
Cartography of Posidonia meadows in
Messouia off Zarzis, Tunisia, using multi-beam sonar and GIS |
Teruhisa. KOMATSU (129) Chiaki IGARASHI Koji SHIBATA Kazuhiro HANTANI Martine CARTON Takushi OHMURA Kerim BEN MUSTAPHA Cherif SAMMARI Amor EL ABED |
27 |
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15:20-15:40 |
An unconstrained, interactive spatial analysis framework for developing
habitat closure alternatives in New England, USA, fisheries from aggregated
survey abundance and fishery productivity data |
Andrew APPLEGATE (63) Edward DURBECK |
28 |
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15:40-16:00 |
Understanding the distribution of maerl, a
calcareous seaweed, off Dorset, UK |
Annika MITCHELL (56) Ken COLLINS |
29 |
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16:00-17:30 Formal Session for the Poster presentation
& Demonstration with PC
(Mandela Hall) (refreshment available)
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Oral Presentations September 5
(Thursday) : Marine Session (Room A002, ARTS BUILDING) |
(Time keeper: student helper B, Operation of the PC projector
& Microphone distributor:
student helper C)
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Subject |
Moderator |
Time |
Title |
Authors The presenter is underlined. ( ): registration number |
Abstract (page) |
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Environment & Ecosystems (marine) (I) |
Bill SEAMAN |
9:00-9:20 |
Characterising spatial and
temporal variability of marine conditions |
Anne
E. LUCAS (89) W. Paul BUDGELL |
30 |
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9:20-9:40 |
Between SST and
bathymetry: Spatial techniques for defining the aquatic landscape |
Laura KRACKER (108) |
31 |
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9:40-10:00 |
Study of bathymetry effects
on the nominal hooking rates of yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) and
bigeye tuna (Thunnus obesus) exploited by the Japanese tuna longline
fisheries in the Indian Ocean |
Tom NISHIDA (14) Masahiko MOHRI Kiyoshi ITOH Jun NAKAGOME |
32 |
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10:00-10:20 |
Analysis of fisheries catch data in relation to temperature anomalies
in SE Mediterranean using GIS |
Argiris
KAPANTAGAKIS
Vasilis VALAVANIS (43) Stratis
GEOGRAKARAKOS Andreas PALIALEXIS Isidora KATARA |
33 |
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10:20-10:40 |
Cancelled |
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10:40-11:10 |
Tea break |
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Enviornment & Ecosystems (marine) (II)) |
Bill SEAMAN |
11:10-11:30 |
Environmental variability
of Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba) in the Scotia Sea, Antarctica |
Mikio NAGANOBU (26) Kiyoshi ITOH |
34 |
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11:30-11:50 |
Spatio-temporal variations of oceanographic features and their influences on pelagic fishery in the Straits of Malacca using GIS analysis |
G. H. MUSSE, (29) H.M. IBRAHIM M. A. AMBAK M. S. ABDUL
RASHID H. YANAGAWA |
35 |
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Managenent (marine) (I) |
Geoff MEADEN |
11:50-12:10 |
Data collection methods and GIS uses to enhance catch and reduce bycatch in the North Pacific Fisheries |
Robert MIKOL (125) |
36 |
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12:10-12:30 |
Recent efforts
towards effective management of the Gulf of Maine/Georges Bank fisheries using GIS technology |
Richard R. TAYLOR (126) Christopher F. POLLONI |
37 |
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12:30-14:00 |
Lunch |
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Managenent (marine) (II) |
Geoff
MEADEN |
14:00-14:20 |
A visualisation of the
spatial and temporal dynamic in the Namibian hake trawl fishery - a tool to understand the complexity
of a fishery |
Espen JOHNSEN (141) Heinie LESCH |
38 |
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14:20-14:40 |
Comprehensive mapping of
commercial marine fisheries and their dependant coastal communities,
south-eastern Australia |
James LARCOMBE (102) Kate BROOKS |
39 |
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14:40-15:00 |
Spatial fishing effort modelling
network |
Alexis ENSCH Fabio CAROCCI (105) F. CORSI |
40 |
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15:00-15:20 |
Spatial distribution of fishing effort in the Seychelles schooner
fishery |
Rondolph Joseph PAYET (87) |
41 |
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15:20-15:40 |
Using Vessel Monitoring
System combined with landings data to calculate and map fishing effort and
landings per unit effort for the Portuguese crustacean trawl fleet |
Manuel AFONSO-DIAS (117), Joana SIMÕES Carlos PINTO |
42 |
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15:40-16:00 |
Reefs at Risk in Southeast
Asia: A map-based model on threats to coral reefs |
Lauretta BURKE
Marco
NOORDELOOS (131) |
43 |
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15:30-17:00 Formal Session for the
Poster presentation & Demonstration with PC (Mandela Hall) (refreshment
available) 17:00-17:30 Dismantle of the
posters & PCs 19:00- Banquet
at Downs
Restaurant (only for
those booked in advance) |
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Oral Presentations September 6 (Friday) : Sessions for Numerical Analyses & Panel
Discussion (Room A002, ARTS BUILDING) |
(Time keeper: student helper B, Operation of the PC projector
& Microphone distributor:
student helper C)
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Subject |
Moderator |
Time |
Title |
Authors The presenter is underlined. ( ): registration number |
Abstract (page) |
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Numerical analyses (II) (Fresh water) |
Tony Booth |
9:00-9:20 |
Application of GIS in
stock assessment: A practical experience from Lake Malawi, Malawi, Central
Africa |
Dezio
Augustine
Missiri BANDA (36) |
44 |
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9:20-9:40 |
Predicting historical
potential spawning occupancy upstream of anthropogenic barriers using a hierarchical
statistical model, Willamette Valley, USA |
Mindi B. SHEER
(127) Elizabeth A. STEEL David
JENSEN |
45 |
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9:40-10:00 |
Spatial and temporal stream temperature
prediction : Geostatistical modelling for networked data and
non-stationary covariance structures |
Beth GARDNER
(76) Patrick J. SULLIVAN |
46 |
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10:00-10:20 |
Application of
Geostatistics to Estimating Stock Size in
Estuaries: A Non-Euclidean Approach
to Variogram Calculation and
Kriging |
Olaf JENSEN
(95) Glenn MOGLEN Mary CHRISTMAN Thomas MILLER |
47 |
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10:20-10:40 |
Cancelled |
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10:40-11:10 |
Tea break |
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Numerical analyses (III) (marine) |
Tony Booth |
11:10-11:30 |
A geostatistical t-test
for spatially correlated data: Using variogram analysis to model spatial
variability and to detect significant temporal changes in the distribution of
Pacific halibut |
Din CHEN
(30) Richard LEICKLY |
48 |
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11:30-11:50 |
Acoustical substrate classification for stock assessment of the geoduck clam |
Ian MURFITT
(115) Claudia HAND |
49 |
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11:50-12:10 |
Developing a computer
simulation program to determine optimal sampling strategies: A case study of the Maine sea urchin fishery |
Robert GRABOWSKI
(72) Yong CHEN Thomas WINDHOLZ |
50 |
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12:10-12:30 |
Modelling the distribution
of fish resources using oceanographic variables, statistical methods and GIS
technologies |
David BARRATT Adrian BUGG Simon BARRY Brent WISE (James LARCOMBE)
(102) |
51 |
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12:30-14:00 |
Lunch |
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Panel discussion |
Chair Geoff MEADEN Co-Chair Jim KAPETSKY |
14:00-16:00 |
(Sum-up
Session) The objectives of this Session are to highlight progress being
made and to discuss ways to move forward. Each panelist will summarize trends
in his subject area and there will be discussion from the floor that will
help demonstrate where fisheries spatial analyses should now be going. Progress of the
eNumerical analysesf is especially
emphasized as it is the theme of this 2nd Symposium. Each subject plans to
be completed in 20 minutes.
Detail framework of this Session will be announced at the beginning of this Session from the Chair. |
Panellists in six subjects: (1)Fabio CAROCCI (GIS Systems) (2) V. VALAVANIS (Marine : Habitat, Ecosystem & Remote sensing) (3) Goeff MEADEN
(Marine : Management) (4) Tony BOOTH
(Numerical analyses) (5) Bill FISHER (Fresh/inland water in general) (6) Jim KAPETSKY (Aquaculture
and Mariculture) |
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Closings |
Last remarks and the future |
Tom Nishida (Convener) |
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Oral Presentations September 4 (Wednesday) : Fresh/Inland Water Session (Room A001, ARTS BUILDING) |
(Time keeper & Operation of the PC projector : Yoshinobu ODAIRA)
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Subject |
Moderator |
Time |
Title |
Authors The presenter is underlined. ( ): registration number |
Abstract (page) |
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Environment & Ecosystems (Fresh water) |
Sena DE SILVA |
11:10-11:30 |
Use of GIS techniques to evaluate relationships
between catchment land use & vegetation patterns and river fish
communities, Victoria, Australia |
Nigel W. ABERY (3) Sena S. DE SILVA Brad MITCHELL |
52 |
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11:30-11:50 |
Modeling Sefidrood River of Iran in term of fishery |
Hossein
GANJIDOUST Varya RAHIMI Ahmad KHODADADI (139) A. & Raymound YONG |
53 |
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11:50-12:10 |
Fish yield prediction in lowland reservoirs of Sri
Lanka through quantitative treatment of the influence of catchment features
on fish production, using Geographical Information Systems |
Upali S.AMARASHINGHE (2) Sena S. DE SILVA Chandana
NISSANKA |
54 |
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12:10-12:30 |
Cancelled |
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12:30-14:00 |
Llunch |
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Habitats & Mapping (fresh water) |
Michael
PORTER |
14:00-14:20 |
Mapping Indian inland fish
diversity using historical occurrence data in FishBase |
Sanjeev
K.
SRIVASTAVA (100) Rodolfo REYES Boris FABRES Alphis G. PONNIAH |
55 |
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14:20-14:40 |
Analyzing changing river
channel morphology using GIS for Rio Grande silvery minnow habitat assessment
|
Michael D. PORTER (52)
Tamara MASSONG |
56 |
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14:40-15:00 |
Habitat fragmentation and
modifications affecting distribution of the Rio Grande silvery minnow |
Michael D. PORTER (52)
Michael HATCH |
57 |
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15:00-15:20 |
The development of a GIS
atlas of southern African freshwater fish |
Lucy P. SCOTT Paul H. SKELTON Anthony
J. BOOTH (140) Lieven VERHEURST |
58 |
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15:20-15:40 |
Fish diversity in the
major rivers of southern Assam, Mizoram and Tripura with a note on their
habitat parameters |
Devashish KARIKARI (70) |
59 |
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16:00-17:30 Formal Session for the Poster presentation
& Demonstration with PC
(Mandela Hall) (refreshment
available)
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Oral Presentations September 5
(Thursday) : Aquaculture
& Fresh/Inland water Session (Room A001, ARTS BUILDING) |
(Time keeper & Operation of the PC projector : Yoshinobu ODAIRA)
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Subject |
Moderator |
Time |
Title |
Authors The presenter is underlined. ( ): registration number |
Abstract (page) |
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Aquaculture |
James
KAPETSKY |
9:00- 9:20 |
Development of a scale using GIS, for the selection
of non- perennial reservoirs
for culture-based fishery activities, Sri Lanka |
Sena
S. DE SILVA (1) W.M.H. Kelum WIJENAYAKE A.B. Ajith Kumara GUNARATHE Upali S.
AMARASINGHE |
60 |
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9:20- 9:40 |
Aquaculture sustainability and GIS |
James McDaid KAPETSKY (10) |
61 |
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9:40-10:00 |
Use of GIS for placement
of mariculture |
Kerstin GEITNER (85) |
62 |
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10:00-10:20 |
Integration of hydrological index and GIS for shrimp culture in subtropical
Brazilian coast |
Jarbas BONETTI FILHO (128) Elpidio BELTRAME Carla BONETTI |
63 |
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10:20-10:40 |
Planning of shellfish
farming in a tropical estuary: A
spatial analysis approach |
Gilberto Fonseca
BARROSO
(114) Jarbas
BONETTI
FILHO |
64 |
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10:40-11:10 |
Tea break |
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Management (fresh water) (I) |
José AGUILAR-MANJARREZ |
11:10-11:30 |
Manual on the use of
Geographical Information Systems (GIS) in fisheries management and planning |
Gertjan DE GRAAF Felix MARTTIN J.
AGUILAR-MANJARREZ (111) |
65 |
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11:30-11:50 |
GIS applications in stream
and river fisheries |
William L. FISHER (45) Frank J. RAHEL |
66 |
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11:50-12:10 |
The
African Water Resource Database: GIS-based analytical tools for
inland fisheries management and planning |
Jeff
JENNESS Joe
DOOLEY AGUILAR-MANJARREZ(111) |
70 |
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12:10-12:30 |
Floodplain fisheries
monitoring and Geographical Information Systems |
Gertjan
DE GRAAF (50) |
68 |
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12:30-14:00 |
Lunch |
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Numerical analyses (I) (Fresh water) |
William FISHER |
14:00-14:20 |
Geospatial techniques for developing
a sampling frame of
watersheds across a
region |
Robert
E. GRESSWELL Douglas S. BATEMAN (99) George
W. LIENKAEMPER |
71 |
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14:20-14:40 |
Pattern detection and longitudinal analysis
of linear networks : Quantifying spatial variability in stream Fishes |
Christian E. TORGERSEN (98) Robert E. GRESSWELL Douglas S. BATEMAN |
72 |
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15:30-17:00 Formal Session for the
Poster presentation & Demonstration with PC (Mandela Hall) (refreshment available) 17:00-17:30 Dismantle of the
posters & PCs 19:00- Banquet
at Downs
Restaurant (only for
those booked in advance) |
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Poster
Presentations (I) (Marine) Mandela Hall (Formal Sessions: 4-5:30pm, Sept 4 and
3-5pm, Sept 5) |
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No. |
Title |
Authors The presenter is
underlined. ( ): registration number |
Abstract (page) |
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Habitats |
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1 |
Using 3D raster GIS to analyse habitat profiles of marine top predators
|
Henrik SKOV (20) |
75 |
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2 |
Typology of the demersal communities off Senegal |
Didier JOUFFRE (24) Gilles DOMALAIN Alain CAVERIVIERE |
76 |
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3 |
Identifying spawning and nursery areas of Red mullet (Mullus barbatus,
L ., 1758) in the Strait of Sicily |
Germana GAROFALO (113) Fabio FIORENTINO Gioacchino BONO Salvatore GANCITANO Giacomo NORRITO |
77 |
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4 |
Analysing animal habitat selection in trade-off situations
(Cancelled) |
Mette MAURITZEN (44) Andrew E. DEROCHER Rolf. A. IMS Øystein WIIG Nigel YOCCOZ |
78 |
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Environments and
ecosystems |
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5 |
Predicting the habitat distribution for the deep sea coral, Lophelia pertusa, based on
environmental parameters |
Tanya LEVERETTE (94) |
79 |
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6 |
Between SST and bathymetry: Spatial techniques for defining the aquatic
landscape |
Laura KRACKER (108) |
80 |
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7 |
Southern ocean mollusc database,
SOMBASE : a tool for biogeographic analysis in diversity and
ecology |
Huw J. GRIFFITHS (107) Katrin LINSE J. Alistair CRAME |
81 |
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Reefs |
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8 |
Reefs at Risk in Southeast Asia: A map-based model on threats to coral
reefs |
Lauretta BURKE Marco NOORDELOOS (131) |
82 |
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9 |
Integrating GIS and satellite imagery to underpin the coastal
management practices of the Buccoo Reef Marine Park, Tobago |
Steven FREEMAN (137) Will AICKEN Peter DOVEY Owen DAY Richard LANGTON Craig MILLS Stuart ROGERS Arthur POTTS |
83 |
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10 |
Geographic Information Systems in assessment of marine human-made reefs in Florida, USA |
William SEAMAN (22) |
84 |
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Poster
Presentations (II) (Marine) Mandela Hall (Formal Sessions: 4-5:30pm, Sept 4 and
3-5pm, Sept 5) |
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No. |
Title |
Authors The presenter is underlined. ( ): registration
number |
Abstract (page) |
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Management |
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11 |
Spatial distribution of the French fishing fleet
in the English Channel and the Atlantic in 2000? |
Sylvain BERMELL-FLEURY (64) |
85 |
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12 |
Using lights to track
squid fishing fleets from space |
Claire M. WALUDA (75) |
86 |
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13 |
Cartographic representation of fishing sites of
the artisanal fishery target species around the Gallinaria Island (Ligurian
sea - Western Mediterranean) |
Maria Elena PICCIONE (110) Sabrina AGNESI Andrea MOLLINARI Leonardo TUNESI |
87 |
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14 |
Recent efforts towards effective management of the
Gulf of Maine/Georges Bank fisheries
using GIS technology |
Richard R. TAYLOR (126) Christopher F. POLLONI |
88 |
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Geostatistcs |
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15 |
Geostatistical analysis of bioturbation:
Integrated effects of Nereis diversicolor (O. W. Müller) on oxygen
distribution at the sediment-water interface in marine sediments |
Detlef HENNING (84) Gerd-Peter ZAUKE Peter STIEF Ekkehard VARESCHI |
89 |
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16 |
Geostatistical modelling of biocenosis distribution in the Strait of Sicily |
Germana GAROFALO (113) Michele GRISTINA Marco TOCCACELI Giovanbattista GIUSTO Pietro RIZZO Giuseppe SINACORI |
90 |
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17 |
Meso-scaled investigation on spatial distribution
of the flatfish species Limanda
limanda (dab) within the German Bight: A
geostatistical approach |
Vanessa STELZENMÜLLER (40) Gerd-Peter ZAUKE Siegfried EHRICH |
91 |
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Mariculture |
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18 |
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92 |
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Poster
Presentations (III) (Fresh/Inland Water and Estuary) Mandela Hall (Formal Sessions: 4-5:30pm, Sept 4 and 3-5pm, Sept
5) |
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No. |
Title |
Authors The presenter is underlined. ( ): registration
number |
Abstract (page) |
|
19 |
Regionalization of stream fisheries management using GIS |
William L. FISHER (45) Ellen C. TEJAN Paul E. BALKENBUSH |
93 |
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20 |
Acoustic and optical monitoring of seagrass associations in the River Otsuchi Estuary, the northeast Japan |
Kenichi TATSUKAWA (73) Keiko AIOI Akihisa MORIYAMA |
94 |
|
21 |
Strategic mapping for the assessment of
cyanobacteria bloom potential in a small water supply reservoir (Duas Bocas
Reservoir, ES, Brazil) |
Gilberto Fonseca BARROSO (114) Alessandra DELAZARI-BARROSO |
95 |
|
22 |
Geosalar - Modelling Atlantic salmon smolt
production using remote sensing and GIS-based methods |
Normand BERGERON (120) Julian DODSON Francis BÉRUBÉ Daniel BOISCLAIR Denis GRATTON, Stuart LANE, Michel LAPOINTE Asit MAZUMDER Marco RODRIGUEZ Joe RASMUSSEN |
96 |
|
23 |
Relationship between juvenile salmonid
populations and catchment features |
Alexander COLEY (31) |
97 |
|
GIS Demonstrations with PC Mandela Hall (Formal Sessions: 4-5:30pm, Sept 4 and 3-5pm, Sept
5) |
|
No. |
Titile |
Authors The presenter is underlined. ( ): registration
number |
Abstract (page) |
|
1 |
A new version of Marine GIS : Marine Explorer (Ver. 4.0) |
Kiyoshi ITOH (6) |
101 |
|
2 |
A New Marine Geographical Information System |
Dale A. KIEFER (62)
|
102 |
|
3 |
Development of visualization system
for fish and plankton stock assessment using a quantitative echo sounder |
Kazushi MIYASHITA Koutarou TETSUMURA (66) Ryo KAWABE |
103 |
|
4 |
GeoCrust 1.0 – A dedicated GIS to estimate and map
fishing effort and LPUE using VMS and landings data |
Manuel AFONSO-DIAS Joana SIMÕES (118) Carlos PINTO (119) |
104 |
|
5 |
Recent efforts towards effective management of the
Gulf of Maine/Georges Bank fisheries
using GIS technology |
Richard R. TAYLOR (126) Christopher F. POLLONI |
105 |