| S1: | Science Board Symposium. The changing North Pacific: Previous patterns, future projections, and ecosystem impacts |
| S2: | Decadal changes in carbon biogeochemistry in the North Pacific |
| S3: | Towards ecosystem-based management: Recent developments and successes in multi-species modeling |
| S4: | Ecosystem approach to fisheries: Improvements on traditional management for declining and depleted stocks |
| S5: | Fisheries interactions and local ecology |
| S6: | The relative contributions of off-shore and in-shore sources to harmful algal bloom development and persistence in the PICES region |
| S7: | Coldwater biogenic habitat in the North Pacific |
| S8/S10: | Recent advancements in ocean observing systems: Scientific discoveries and technical aspects |
| S9: | Operational forecasts of oceans and ecosystems |
| S10/S8: | Data management, data analysis and data delivery systems to support detection and prediction of ecosystem change in the North Pacific and the Arctic and its impacts |
| S11: | Phenology and climate change in the North Pacific: Implications of variability in the timing of zooplankton production to fish, seabirds, marine mammals and fisheries (humans) |
| BIO_P: | BIO Contributed Paper Session |
| CCCC_P: | CCCC Contributed Paper Session |
| FIS_P: | FIS Contributed Paper Session |
| POC_P: | POC Contributed Paper Session |
| Observer_P: | Posters from International Organizations / Programs |
| W1: | Lessons learned during MIE-1 and MIE-2: Reconciling acoustics and trawl data |
| W2: | Methods for standardizing trawl surveys to ensure constant catchability |
| W3: | Comparative analysis of frameworks to develop an ecosystem-based approach to management and research needed for implementation |
| W4: | Review of selected harmful algae in the PICES region: III. Heterosigma akashiwo and other harmful raphidophytes |
| W5: | Measuring and monitoring primary productivity in the North Pacific |
| W6: | Climate scenarios for ecosystem modeling |
| WG-21: | WG-21 Meeting |
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