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Session
6. MEQ/FIS Topic Session
Marine spatial planning in support of integrated management - tools, methods,
and approaches
Co-Sponsored by NOWPAP
Co-Convenors: Glen Jamieson
(Canada), Vladimir Shulkin (NOWPAP, Russia) and Chang-Ik Zhang (Korea)
Marine spatial planning is receiving support
from a growing number of PICES member countries as a means to develop
a strategic approach to offshore ocean usage and resolve spatial
conflict issues. While the concepts of integrated management (IM)
and supporting marine spatial planning (MSP) are now often referred
to at the policy level, there is generally only a vague and patchy
understanding of how they might be practically implemented. The
most obvious elements of MSP include marine protected or spatially
regulated areas designed to meet one or more objectives of IM. This
requires identifying and mapping marine features and processes,
along with human activities and associated pressures and impacts.
The session aims to explore the latest thinking and developments
in MSP. Contributions are therefore invited on practical examples
of MSP approaches or on any of its sub-components, including: 1)
role of MSP in achieving IM objectives - success stories and problem
areas to avoid in practical implementation of MSP; 2) criteria for
identifying, mapping and assessing (based on observations and/or
predictions) cumulative impacts of multiple human activities, including
theoretical developments on community sensitivity, resilience and
other features of ecological significance (e.g.,
mapping of human activities/impacts using spatially-resolved data
or model predictions); and 3) criteria and guidelines used to design
and locate MPAs to meet cross-sectoral IM objectives, i.e.
not just fisheries or nature conservation objectives; included in
this are theoretical considerations on interconnectivity amongst
these areas. We are particularly interested in practical examples
of marine planning or management systems or processes that bring
together any combination of the above.
October 30, 2009
Erik
Olsen and Fanny Douvere (Invited)
Marine spatial planning: A practical approach to ecosystem-based management
(S6-6009)
(pdf,
4.6 Mb)
Michio
J. Kishi, Ayaka Sakamoto and Kenta
Awa
Basic idea on ecosystem based management for aquaculture and artificially
released chum salmon (S6-5686)
Brett
R. Dumbauld
Managing estuarine resources at the landscape scale in Willapa Bay, Washington
and similar U.S. West Coast estuaries (S6-5824)
(pdf,
2.5 Mb)
Jong-Deuk
Bang, Jung-Pyo Hong, Sang Un Park,
Jung-Yeong Lee, Jae-Yeong Lee, Im-Gi Jeon and Jong-Hun Na
Marine enhancement program in Korean Peninsula: Introduction of marine
ranching programs (S6-5685)
Hidemasa
Yamamoto
Procedures for assessment of eutrophication status developed by NOWPAP
CEARAC (S6-5571)
Ivan
S. Arzamastsev
Zoning of Far Eastern Seas for integrated nature management (S6-5527)
(pdf, 10 Mb, by request)
Blake
E. Feist, Carolina Parada, Kevin
E. See and David A. Armstrong
Using ROMS ocean circulation models to predict the range expansion of
non-indigenous European green crab (Carcinus
maenas) along the west coast of North America (S6-5959)
(pdf,
3 Mb)
Anatoly
Kachur (Invited)
Marine spatial planning in support of integrated management in North West
Pacific Region – tools, methods, and approaches (S6-5766)
David
Nicolson, Natalie Ban, Julie Beaumont,
Karin Bodtker, Christopher Bos, Tanya Bryan, Andrew Day, Glen Jamieson,
Lynn Lee, Greg MacMillan, Glen Rasmussen, Charlie Short, Bruce Turris
and Karen Topelko
Generating information to support integrated marine planning: Advantages
and challenges of a collaborative approach (S6-5960)
Ian M. Dutton,
Kerrie Wilson and Hedley Grantham
Making marine spatial planning real: Bridging the gap from planning to action
(S6-5972)
(pdf,
4.4 Mb)
Robinson
Mugo, Sei-Ichi Saitoh, Akira Nihira
and Tadaaki Kuroyama
Spatial prediction of skipjack tuna catch rates from remote sensing and
geo-statistical approaches: Some tools for fisheries spatial planning
and management in the western North Pacific (S6-5764)
Vladimir
Shulkin
Spatial zoning of the sea coastal areas by the land-based influences as
a part of ICARM (S6-5521)
Ning
Lin, Nanyan Huang, Wenbin Xu and
Qian Wang
Evaluation of marine function zoning: Research and practice in China (S6-5626)
Li-Feng
Lu, Yasumasa Miyazawa, Kazuo Nadaoka,
Sergey M. Varlamov and Aditya R. Kartadikaria
Responses of surface current and temperature to the local wind and tidal
forcing within Sekisei Lagoon, Japan and their application to the regional
coral reef connectivity (S6-5909)
Erik
Olsen
Marine spatial planning in Norway: Lessons learned from developing and
implementing integrated management plans for the Norwegian and Barents
seas (S6-6008) (pdf,
1.5 Mb)
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