Book of Abstracts- PICES - North Pacific Marine Science Organization

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S1: Beyond the continental slope - complexity and variability in the open North Pacific Ocean (S1 Schedule) (S1 Abstracts)

S2: Mechanisms that regulate North Pacific ecosystems: Bottom up, top down, or something else? (S2 Schedule) (S2 Abstracts)

S3: Role of gelatinous zooplankton in coastal and oceanic ecosystems (S3 Schedule) (S3 Abstracts)

S4: Hot spots and their use by migratory species and top predators in the North Pacific (S4 Schedule) (S4 Abstracts)

S5: Introduction of marine species (S5 Schedule) (S5 Abstracts)

S6: Marine protected areas (S6 Schedule) (S6 Abstracts)

S7: Application of global observing systems to physics, fisheries, and ecosystems (S7 Schedule) (S7 Abstracts)

S8: The impacts of climate change on the carbon cycle in the North Pacific (S8 Schedule) (S8 Abstracts)

S9: The impacts of large-scale climate change on North Pacific marine ecosystems (S9 Schedule) (S9 Abstracts)

S10: Modeling approaches that integrate multiple spatial scales and trophic levels between shelf and open oceans (S10 Schedule) (S10 Abstracts)

S11: Data visualization of open ocean processes in the North Pacific (S11 Schedule) (S11 Abstracts)

BIO_P: BIO Paper Session (BIO_P Schedule) (BIO_P Abstracts)

FIS_P: FIS Paper Session (FIS_P Schedule) (FIS_P Abstracts)

GP: General Poster Session (GP Schedule) (GP Abstracts)

W1: Micronekton sampling gear inter-calibration experiment (W1 Schedule)

W2: The seasonal cycle of plankton production in continental shelf waters around the Pacific Rim (W2 Schedule) (W2 Abstracts)

W3: Linking open ocean and coastal ecosystems II (W3 Schedule) (W3 Abstracts)

W4: Scale interactions of climate and marine ecosystems (W4 Schedule) (W4 Abstracts)

W5: Developing a North Pacific HAB data resource II (W5 Schedule) (W5 Abstracts)

HAB: HAB Section Meeting (HAB Schedule) (HAB Abstracts)

W6: Combining data sets on diets of marine birds and mammals II (W6 Schedule) (W6 Abstracts)

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