ECOBE – CLIMAR - ADAPT
Norway GLOBEC Annual Meeting at Norlandia Marsteinen Hotel,
Sotra
15 – 16 February 2005
Tuesday 15 February 2005
09:00 Check in and coffee
09:15 Welcome by Svein Sundby
Session 1. Forcing from the large scale - the influence of the basin-scale physics
(chair: Ken Drinkwater)
09:25 Paul Budgell: ROMS model for the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans
09:45 Svein Sundby: New interpretations of the Great Salinity Anomalies - the
implications for the marine ecosystem
10:00 Helge Drange:
"Observed and modelled fluctuations in the Barents Sea climate
system, present and future".
Session 2. The physical setting of the Nordic Seas
(chair: Ken Drinkwater)
10.15 Lars Asplin, Randi Ingvaldsen, Roald Sætre and Harald Loeng: General
aspects of the Southern Barents Sea circulation
10:30 Harald Yndestad: The cause and the effect of the 18.6 yr nodal tide in the
Barents Sea
10:45 Bjørg Risebrobakken and Trond Dokken: A paleo perspective on the Barents
Sea climatic development, preliminary results.
11:00 Coffee
11:20 Kjell Arne Mork: Mesoscale gyres in the northern Norwegian Sea
11:30 Frode Vikebø, Svein Sundby, Bjørn Ådlandsvik and Odd Helge Otterå:
Impacts of a reduced THC on growth, distribution and recruitment of ArctoNorwegian cod
Session 3. Phytoplankton production
(chair: Ken Drinkwater)
11:45 Magnar Hagebø and Francisco Rey: Nutrients distribution in the Norwegian
Sea. Nitrate consumption as a "proxy" for new production
12:00 Morten Skogen: Interannual variability of the Norwegian Sea primary
production
Session 4. Zooplankton processes, production and distributions
(chair: Webjørn Melle)
12:15 Bjørnar Ellertsen: Calanus in Vestfjorden - distributions and transport pattern
12:30 Erling K. Stenevik, Cecilie B. Aarnes, Webjørn Melle and Bjørnar Ellertsen:
Egg production of Calanus finmarchicus in the Norwegian Sea
12:45 Kjetil Myrlid Aasen and Webjørn Melle: Seasonal cycles of Zooplankton:
interannual and oceanographic variability in the Norwegian Sea
13:00 Geir Huse: Modelling inflow of Calanus finmarchicus to the Barents Sea
13:15 Lunch
Session 5. Special discussion (Introduction by Morten Skogen and Geir Huse)
14:15 Integration of models for phytoplankton and zooplankton
15:00 Coffee
Session 6. GLOBEC
(chair: Webjørn Melle)
15:30 Cisco Werner: GLOBEC International – Status and development of the
Programme
15:45 Manuel Barange: GLOBEC International Programme Office
16:00 Geir Ottersen: ICES/GLOBEC Cod and Climate Change Programme - recent
activities and plans for the future
16:15 Ken Drinkwater: ESSAS - the new regional GLOBEC Programme
16:30 Short Break
Session 7. Predator-prey interactions zooplankton-fish
(chair: Webjørn Melle)
16:45 Øyvind Fiksen: Vertical distribution of copepods under multiple predators
17:00 Stein Kaartvedt, Anders Røstad, Øyvind Fiksen, Webjørn Melle, Thomas
Torgersen, Mari Tiseth Breien and Thor A. Klevjer: Piscivores patrol krill
schools
17:15 Geir Huse: Adapting the life history of Calanus finmarchicus under different
predator regimes by artificial evolution
17:30 Thomas Torgersen, Øyvind Fiksen and Geir Huse: Feeding- mortality- and
advective loss rates of Calanus finmarchicus in the Norwegian Sea
17:45 Cecilie Broms Årnes and Webjørn Melle: Distribution and seasonal cycle of
Calanus finmarchicus in the Norwegian Sea and the feeding migration of
Norwegian spring spawning herring
1800 Webjørn Melle, Jens Chr. Holst, Kjell Arne Mork : Climate, zooplanktonproduction and herring feeding
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End of day
19:30 Dinner
Wednesday 16 February 2005
Session 7 continued: Predator-prey interactions zooplankton-fish
09:00 Øystein Varpe: Herring and Calanus interactions, a PhD study in ADAPT
09:15 Cecilie Broms Årnes and Webjørn Melle: Prey-specific gastric evacuation of
Norwegian spring spawning herring
09:30 Esben Olsen: Distribution of NSSH in the Norwegian Sea in relation to
zooplankton biomass and hydrography
Session 8. Special lecture
09:45 Tore Johannessen: Synergism - positive predator-prey relationship - evidence
for an important ecological and evolutionary principle
10:15 Coffee
Session 9. Fish population structure - coastal cod versus skrei
(chair: Øyvind Fiksen)
10:45 Erling K. Stenevik and Svein Sundby: Buoyancy of eggs of Norwegian coastal
cod from four locations along the coast
11:00 Frode Vikebø, Svein Sundby and Bjørn Ådlandsvik: Drift patterns of eggs from
Coastal and Arcto-Norwegian cod: adaptive egg buoyancy
Session 10. Reproduction in cod
(chair: Øyvind Fiksen)
11:15 Svein Sundby and Odd Nakken: Spatial shifts in spawning habitats of ArctoNorwegian cod induced by climate change
11:30 Christian Jørgensen: A model of life history evolution in cod
11:45 Olav S. Kjesbu, Richard Nash, Anders Thorsen, Merete Fonn and Maria
Krüger-Johnsen: Egg production to recruitment in cod and herring
12:00 Lunch
Session 11. Basic fish larval processes and modeling
(chair: Øyvind Fiksen)
13:00 Hans Pecseli: Concentrations and concentration fluctuations in a turbulent
environment
13:15 Jan Erik Stiansen and Svein Sundby: Swell-induced turbulence and feeding
conditions of cod larvae
13:30 Trond Kristiansen: Larval cod in ponds: model validation and the role of
habitat selection
13:45 Frode Vikebø, Svein Sundby and Bjørn Ådlandsvik: The combined effect of
temperature, advection and dispersal on distribution of larval and pelagic
juvenile cod
Session 12. Special discussion (Introduction by Geir Huse and Cisco Werner)
14:00 Integration of models for zooplankton and larval fish
14:45 Coffee
15:15 Summing up and questions
16:00 End of meeting