Change and Sustainability of the North Pacific

2015 PICES Annual Meeting

Qingdao, China October 14-25, 2015

Program

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Table of Contents

Notes for Guidance � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 3

Venue Floor Plan � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 4

List of Sessions/Workshops � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 5

Meeting Timetable � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 6

PICES Structure � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 8

List of Business Meetings � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 9

Detailed Workshop/Session Schedules at Glance � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 11

List of Posters � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 34

Upcoming International Events � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 47

For convenience all presentations (oral and posters) include the presenter’s name only� Please refer to the Book of Abstracts for the full list of co-authors�

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Notes for Guidance

The North Pacific Marine Science Organization (PICES) announces its 2015 Annual Meeting to be held October 14-25, 2015, at Shangri-La Hotel in Qingdao, China� The meeting is hosted by the State Oceanic Administration of China (SOA), in coordination with the PICES Secretariat� Local arrangements are made by the First Institute of Oceanography (FIO) of SOA and Qingdao City�

Presentations

In order to allow the sessions to run smoothly, and in fairness to other speakers, please note that all presentations are expected to adhere strictly to the time allocated� All authors should designate at least 5 minutes for questions� Authors can download their presentations straight to the computers where the session/workshops will be held�

Important: Please rename your files - time-name.ppt (e.g. 0900-Smith�ppt, 1530-Kim�ppt)�

If complications occur due to incompatibilities between PCs and Macs, Macintosh owners may use their own computers to make presentations�

Posters

Posters of general interest to the PICES Scientific Committees, including those not necessarily matching the themes of the Topic Sessions and workshops, are welcome� Posters will be on display from October 21 (morning) until the end of the Evening Poster Session/Reception on October 22, when poster presenters are expected to be available to answer questions�

Internet access

Internet access via wireless LAN will be available� A few desktop computers will also be available for participants�

Social activities

1� Monday, October 19 (18:30-21:00) Ballroom 2-3, Shangri-La Hotel Welcome Reception The Welcome Reception for all participants (and registered guests)�

2� Wednesday, October 21 (18:00-21:00) Sport Event This year the sport event is Jianzi, sort of Chinese hacky sack using heavily weighted shuttlecock. Please sign up for participation at the Registration Desk�

3� Thursday , October 22 (18:00-20:30) Shangri-La Hotel Wine & Cheese Poster Session Reception The wine & cheese Poster Session at the meeting venue will allow participants to roam around the poster displays and chat with presenters while sipping beer or wine and nibbling on hot and cold hors d’oeuvres� Poster presenters are expected to be available to answer questions�

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Venue Floor Plan

PICES Secretariat

LOC

Welcome Reception

Opening Session

Science Board Symposium (S1)

W5

W3

FUTURE Mini-Symp�, S2, S7,FIS-Paper,Closing Session

W4

W1, S3, S9, S10

W6, S5, S6BIO-Paper,MEQ-Paper

S-HABS4, S8POC-Paper

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S1 Oct� 19 Change and Sustainability of the North Pacific

S2 Oct� 21 The 2014/15 El Niño and anomalous warming of the North Pacific: What happened?

S3 Oct� 22 Eastern-western approaches to fisheries: Resource utilization and ecosystem impacts

S4 Oct� 22 Indicators of emerging pollution issues in the North Pacific Ocean

S5 Oct� 21 Ocean circulation of the Western Pacific and its response to climate change

S6 Oct� 22 Ocean Acidification Observation Network for the North Pacific and adjacent areas of the Arctic Ocean

S7 Oct� 22 Past, present, and future climate in the North Pacific Ocean: Updates of our understanding since IPCC AR5

S8 Oct� 21 Marine ecosystem services and economics of marine living resources

S9 Oct� 23 Experiences and lessons learned in managing shared/transboundary stock fisheries

S10 Oct� 20 The human dimensions of harmful algal blooms

BIO-P Oct� 20 BIO Contributed Paper Session

FIS-P Oct� 20 FIS Contributed Paper Session

S-HAB Oct� 17 HAB Section Meeting

MEQ-P Oct� 23 MEQ Contributed Paper Session

POC-P Oct� 20, 23 POC Contributed Paper Session

W1 Oct� 15-16 Contrasting conditions for success of fish-killing flagellates in the western and eastern Pacific — A comparative ecosystem approach

W2 Oct� 16 Identifying major threats to marine biodiversity and ecosystems in the North Pacific

W3 Oct� 15 Linking climate change and anthropogenic impacts to higher trophic levels via primary producers

W4 Oct� 15 Marine environment emergencies: detection, monitoring, response and impacts

W5 Oct� 15-16 Monitoring and Assessment of Environmental Radioactivity in the North Pacific

W6 Oct� 17 Best practices for and scientific progress from North Pacific Coastal Ocean Observing Systems

List of Sessions/Workshops

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Meeting Timetable

Wednesday, October 1409:00 18:00

PICES/MAFF Project Science TeamMeeting* (FR 31)

Thursday, October 15

08:55 18:00

FR 26 FR 25 FR 27 FR 24 FR 31 FR 33

W1 Day 1

Fish-Killing Flagellates

W3 Links via Primary

Producers

W4Marine Envir�Emergencies

W5 Day 1 Marine

Radioactivity

WG-27 Meeting

WG-32 Meeting Day 1

Friday, October 16

08:55 12:30

FR 26 Chairman R� FR 25 FR 35 FR 24 FR 33 FR 27 FR 31

W1 Day 2

Fish-Killing Flagellates

W2 Threats to

Marine Biodiversity

WG-28 Meeting Day 1

WG-29 Meeting

W5Day 2Marine

Radioactivity and

WG-30Meeting

SG-NPESR3Meeting

AP-MBM Meeting

PICES/MoE PST

Meeting*

14:00 18:00

SG-SEESMeeting

18:00 20:00

FR 31 FR 33

AP-CREAMSMeeting

SG-SCOOPMeeting

Saturday, October 17

08:55 18:00

FR 25 FR 26 FR 24 FR 31, 33 FR 27 FR 32 FR 35

WG-28 Meeting Day 2

WG-31 Meeting

WG-32 Meeting Day 2

W6Best Practices NPCOOS andAP-NPCOOS

Meeting

S-CC Meeting

S-CCME Meeting

S-HABMeeting

18:00 20:00

FR 32SG-SCISC Meeting

Sunday, October 18

09:00 12:15

FR 24-25FUTURE Mini-Symposium

12:30 15:30

FR 26Science Board Meeting*

15:45 17:45

FR 26FUTURE SSC Meeting

18:00 20:00

FR 26 FR 27 FR 31 FR 24 FR 25 FR 37 FR 32

BIOMeetingDay 1

FISMeetingDay 1

MEQMeetingDay 1

MONITORMeetingDay 1

POCMeetingDay 1

TCODEMeetingDay 1

S-HDMeetingDay 1

Monday, October 19

09:00 10:00

China Hall 2-3Opening Session

10:30 18:00

China Hall 2-3Science Board Symposium (S1)

Change and Sustainability

18:30 21:00

Room Ballroom 2-3Welcome Reception

for all participants and registered guests

FR stands for “Function Room”

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Tuesday, October 20

08:55 12:30

FR 26 FR 31, 33 FR 24-25 FR 35, 37 FR 32

S10 HD of HABs

BIO-Paper Session

FIS-Paper Session

POC-Paper Session Day 1

APC* Meeting

14:00 20:00

FR 26 FR 27 FR 31 FR 24 FR 25 FR 37 FR 32

BIOMeetingDay 2

FISMeetingDay 2

MEQMeetingDay 2

MONITORMeetingDay 2

POCMeetingDay 2

TCODEMeetingDay 2

S-HDMeetingDay 2

Wednesday, October 21

08:55 18:00

FR 24-25 FR 31,33 FR 35, 37 FR 32

S2 El Niño

S5 West Pacific Circulation

S8 Marine Ecosystem Services F&A Meeting*

18:00 21:00 Sport Event****

Thursday, October 22

08:5518:00

FR 26 FR 35, 37 FR 31, 33 FR 24-25 FR 32

S3 E-W Fisheries Approaches

S4 Pollution Indicators

S6 Ocean

Acidification

S7 Climate IPCC SG-RSP Meeting

[14:00-16:00]

18:00 20:30 “Wine and Cheese” Poster Session**

Friday, October 23

08:55 12:20

FR 26 FR 31, 33 FR 35, 37

S9 Shared Stock Fisheries

MEQ-Paper Session

POC-Paper Session Day 2

12:3013:30

FR 24, 25Closing Session***

13:35 14:35

FR 35, 37Joint FUTURE SSC/SB Meeting*

14:40 18:00

FR 35, 37Science Board Meeting*

18:30 21:00

Chairman’s Reception* [by invitation only]

Saturday, October 2409:00 18:00

Chairman RoomScience Board Meeting*

FR 35, 37Governing Council Meeting*

Sunday, October 2513:00 18:00

FR 35, 37Governing Council Meeting*

Meeting Timetable (continued)

* Closed meetings** Poster presenters are expected to be available to answer questions*** Award-winning scientists (Best Oral/Poster presentations) will be announced during the Closing Session**** Jianzi, sort of Chinese hacky sack using heavily weighted shuttlecock

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List of Business MeetingsCommitteesBIO Biological Oceanography Committee

FIS Fishery Science Committee

MEQ Marine Environmental Quality Committee

MONITOR Technical Committee on Monitoring

POC Physical Oceanography and Climate Committee

TCODE Technical Committee on Data Exchange

Advisory PanelsAP-CREAMS Advisory Panel for a CREAMS/PICES Program in East Asian Marginal Seas

(reports to MONITOR and POC Committees)

AP-MBM Advisory Panel on Marine Birds and Mammals(reports to BIO Committee)

AP-NPCOOS Advisory Panel on North Pacific Coastal Ocean Observing Systems(reports to TCODE and MONITOR Committees)

SectionsS-CC Section on Carbon and Climate

(reports to BIO and POC Committees)

S-CCME Section on Climate Change Effects on Marine Ecosystems(reports to BIO, FIS and POC Committees)

S-HAB Section on Ecology of Harmful Algal Blooms in the North Pacific(reports to MEQ Committee)

S-HD Section on Human Dimensions of Marine Systems(reports to Science Board)

Study GroupsSG-NPESR3 Study Group on North Pacific Ecosystem Status Report-3

(reports to Science Board)

SG-RSP Study Group on Revising the Strategic Plan(reports to Governing Council)

SG-SCISC Study Group for Scientific Cooperation of ISC and PICES(reports to Science Board)

SG-SCOOP Joint PICES-NOWPAP Study Group on Scientific Cooperation in the North Pacific Ocean(reports to Science Board)

SG-SEES Study Group on Socio-Ecological-Environmental Systems(reports to Science Board)

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Working GroupsWG-27 Working Group on North Pacific Climate Variability and Change

(reports to POC Committee)

WG-28 Working Group on Development of Ecosystem Indicators to Characterize Ecosystem Responses to Multiple Stressors(reports to BIO and MEQ Committees)

WG-29 Working Group on Regional Climate Modeling(reports to BIO and POC Committees)

WG-30 Working Group on Assessment of Marine Environmental Quality of Radiation around the North Pacific(reports to MEQ Committee)

WG-31 Working Group on Emerging Topics in Marine Pollution(reports to MEQ Committee)

WG-32 Working Group on Biodiversity of Biogenic Habitats(reports to BIO Committee)

Scientific ProgramFUTURE-SSC Forecasting and Understanding Trends, Uncertainty and Responses of North Pacific Marine

Ecosystems Scientific Steering Committee

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Monday, October 19 [China Hall 2-3]

S1: Change and Sustainability of the North Pacific

Convenors: Thomas Therriault (SB) Angelica Peña (BIO) Elizabeth Logerwell (FIS) Chuanlin Huo (MEQ) Jennifer Boldt (MONITOR) Kyung-Il Chang (POC) Toru Suzuki (TCODE) Steven Bograd (FUTURE) Hiroaki Saito (FUTURE) Igor Shevchenko (Russia)

10:30-11:15

Lixin Wu (Keynote)Multiscale processes of Pacific western boundary currents and their roles in climate

Ocean University of China and Qingdao National Laboratory of Marine Science and Technology

Pacific Ocean western boundary currents were among the first currents of these types to be explored by pioneering oceanographers. It has been recognized that these western boundary currents are highly variable with complex spatial and temporal scales. The widely accepted but poorly quantified importance of these currents—in processes such as the El Niño/Southern Oscillation, the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, winter storm genesis, and carbon uptake in mid-latitudes—has triggered renewed interest� Ongoing efforts are seeking to better understand their energy balance, multiscale air-sea interaction, potential predictability, interaction with Asian marginal seas and possible changes associated with greenhouse-gas-induced climate change� Only a concerted international effort will close the observational, theoretical and technical gaps currently limiting a robust answer to these elusive questions�

21

10:30 Lixin Wu (Keynote)Multiscale processes of Pacific western boundary currents and their roles in climate

11:15 Emanuele Di Lorenzo (Invited)Towards a social-ecological-environmental system approach for the coastal ocean

11:45 Michael Foreman (Invited)Regional climate modeling and FUTURE – An overview and possible future directions

12:15 Mitsutaku Makino (Invited)Toward the integrated research in fisheries science

12:45 Lunch

14:15 George G. Waldbusser (Invited)Impacts of ocean acidification on bivalve production in the Pacific Northwest

14:45 Jeffrey PolovinaUsing earth systems model output to project climate change impacts to the North Pacific Subtropical Ecosystem over the 21st Century

15:05 Lingbo Li*Fighting a hard battle: Effects of hypoxia and temperature on euphausiids in the North Pacific

15:25 Andrew W. TritesTop predators partition the Bering Sea and are unlikely to respond favourably to climate change

15:45 Coffee break

16:05 Leonie A. Robinson (Invited)A European perspective on Integrated Ecosystem Assessment

16:35 Shin-ichi UyeJellyfish blooms as a threat to the sustainability of the East Asian Marginal Seas: An overview of recent jellyfish studies in China, Japan and Korea

16:55 Vladimir I. PonomarevMultiple scale climate variability in the North Pacific and features of recent climatic regime

17:15 Takamitsu ItoAnthropogenic aerosols and climate variability control decadal variability of dissolved oxygen in the North Pacific

17:35 Jameal F. SamhouriSocial-ecological vulnerability of forage fish and fishermen to climate change

17:55 Session ends

* Flags an Early Career Scientist

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orea

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ada)

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trod

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trod

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veno

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Clim

ate

chan

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om a

glo

bal p

ersp

ectiv

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9:00

Xia

nshi

Jin

(Inv

ited)

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mar

ine

fishe

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esou

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utili

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tion,

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syst

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pact

s and

fish

erie

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emen

t in

Chi

na

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H

ides

hige

Tak

ada

(Inv

ited)

Mic

ropl

astic

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n em

ergi

ng th

reat

to

mar

ine

envi

ronm

ent a

nd a

new

tool

fo

r PO

P m

onito

ring

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hard

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ited)

The

Glo

bal O

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dific

atio

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ervi

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etw

ork

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A-O

N):

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atus

and

initi

al re

sults

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Ja

cque

lynn

e K

ing

(Inv

ited)

Rep

ort f

rom

Bra

zil:

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cts o

f cl

imat

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ange

on

the

wor

ld’s

oce

ans

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zhi C

hen

Expl

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and

man

agem

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herie

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ourc

es in

nor

ther

n So

uth

Chi

na S

ea

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R

icha

rd B

elle

rby

(Inv

ited)

Arc

tic O

cean

aci

dific

atio

n: P

rese

nt

unde

rsta

ndin

g, m

anag

emen

t req

uire

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ents

and

futu

re re

sear

ch st

rate

gies

9:30

9:30

V

ladi

mir

Shu

lkin

(Inv

ited)

Spat

ial v

aria

bilit

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trac

e m

etal

con

-ce

ntra

tions

in d

iffer

ent m

usse

ls fr

om

coas

tal a

reas

of t

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orth

wes

tern

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cific

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ghon

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test

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gres

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al A

rgo

obse

rvat

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lin

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nor

mal

: Th

e st

ruct

ural

ana

lysi

s of

mod

ern

fishe

ries e

cono

mic

de

velo

pmen

t in

Chi

na9:

509:

50K

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nvite

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atio

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m

arin

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imar

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MIP

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heat

stor

age

and

tem

pera

ture

10:0

010

:00

Tom

ohik

o Is

obe

(Inv

ited)

Leve

ls a

nd te

mpo

ral t

rend

s of l

egac

y an

d em

ergi

ng P

OPs

in sm

all c

etac

ean

spec

ies f

rom

Japa

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:05

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don

H. K

ruse

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ecos

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m-b

ased

fish

ery

man

age-

men

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war

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stai

nabl

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fish

reso

urce

util

izat

ion

in th

e ea

ster

n B

erin

g Se

a

28

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26]

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35/3

7]S6

[F

R 31

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24/2

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10

:10

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toria

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ific

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y C

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m

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bjec

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arin

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osys

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and

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geoc

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istry

10:5

010

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Shos

hiro

Min

obe

(Inv

ited)

SST

habi

tat a

nd fo

od c

hang

e pr

o-je

ctio

ns fo

r Pac

ific

salm

on (O

nco-

rhyn

chus

spp.

) in

the

Nor

th P

acifi

c an

d ad

jace

nt se

as b

ased

on

CM

IP5

clim

ate

mod

els

11:0

011

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Hyo

-Ban

g M

oon

(Inv

ited)

Mon

itorin

g of

lega

cy a

nd e

mer

ging

co

ntam

inan

ts in

wild

life

from

Kor

ea

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iqi C

hen

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an A

cidi

ficat

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erva

tion

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wor

k fo

r the

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tic a

nd su

b-

Arc

tic P

acifi

c O

cean

s11

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nqio

ng Y

e*A

n in

tegr

ated

ass

essm

ent a

ppro

ach

for n

atur

al fi

sher

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sour

ce re

sto-

ratio

n –

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ase

stud

y of

wild

Yel

low

C

roak

er P

seud

osci

aena

cro

cea

(R

ieha

rdso

n) in

Gua

njin

gyan

g,

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n, C

hina

11:2

011

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Di Q

i*R

ecen

t acc

eler

ated

intru

sion

of

Paci

fic a

rago

nite

cor

rosi

ve “

ac

idifi

ed”

wat

er in

to th

e Arc

tic

Oce

an

11:2

0A

nne

B. H

ollo

wed

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CM

E’s i

nter

natio

nal c

oord

inat

ed

rese

arch

pro

gram

to p

roje

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limat

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ange

impa

cts o

n fis

h an

d fis

herie

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911

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gle Y

in*

Sele

ctio

n of

suita

ble

coas

tal a

qua-

cultu

re si

tes w

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nviro

nmen

tal a

nd

soci

o-ec

onom

ic c

onsi

dera

tion:

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case

stud

y in

the

Men

ai S

trait,

UK

11:3

011

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Iana

Blin

ovsk

aia*

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ropl

astic

is th

e m

acro

prob

lem

of

the

wor

ld’s

oce

ans,

incl

udin

g th

e R

ussi

an F

ar E

ast

11:4

011

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-Jun

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bon

cycl

e an

d oc

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acid

ifica

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stro

ngly

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ulat

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a-ic

e re

treat

in

the

Paci

fic se

ctor

of t

he A

rctic

O

cean

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r the

pas

t tw

o de

cade

s

11:4

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kgeu

n Ju

ngC

limat

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ange

driv

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nge

shift

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chub

mac

kere

l (Sc

ombe

r jap

onic

us)

proj

ecte

d by

bio

-phy

sica

l cou

plin

g in

divi

dual

bas

ed m

odel

in th

e w

est-

ern

Nor

th P

acifi

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11:4

5Ju

ri H

ori*

Effe

cts o

f cha

nges

in m

arin

e ec

osys

-te

m se

rvic

es o

n hu

man

wel

l-bei

ng:

Inte

rnat

iona

l com

paris

on o

f hum

an

wel

l-bei

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ruct

ure

11:5

011

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Patr

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D. O

’Har

aA

t-sea

dis

tribu

tions

reve

al w

here

C

assi

n’s A

ukle

ts a

re e

xpos

ed to

m

icro

plas

tics i

n th

e fa

ll in

Brit

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Col

umbi

a 20

14

FR st

ands

for “

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tion

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lags

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ion

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32

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ds12

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Sess

ion

ends

34

POSTER SESSION, October 22

S1. Change and Sustainability of the North Pacific

S1-P1 Robert BlasiakSocio-ecological linkages enhancing the resilience of Japan’s Urato Islands

S1-P2 Yury ZuenkoChange of the dense bottom water production on the northern Okhotsk Sea shelf and its transport to the intermediate layer of the North Pacific

S1-P3 Yury ZuenkoClimatic changes of temperature, salinity and nutrients in the Amur Bay of the Japan Sea

S1-P4 Shin-ichi ItoGeographic variation in Pacific herring growth in response to regime shifts in the North Pacific Ocean

S1-P5 Xiansen YeA multivariate assessment of eutrophication in three typical bays of the northern Zhejiang, East China Sea

S1-P6 Swati KatiyarChange dynamics analysis of the shoreline using optical sensors in coastal stretch of Bay of Bengal, India

S1-P7 Min ZhangSeasonal variability of phytoplankton in the North Pacific and North Atlantic Ocean from space

S1-P8 Meng WeiA quantitative definition of global warming hiatus and 50-year prediction of global mean surface temperature

S1-P9 Yuan-yuan WangPlankton distribution characteristics and its interactive relationship in southern waters of Miaodao Archipelago

S1-P10 Hui ZhangIchthyoplankton assemblage structure of spring in the Yangtze estuary revealed by biological and environmental visions

S1-P11 Yang LiuThe impact of winter East Asia Monsoon and ice coverage variation on Japanese scallop aquaculture in Saroma Lake, Japan

S1-P12 Changdong LiuExploring nonstationary and scale-dependent relationships between aquatic species distribution and habitat variables using geographically weighted regression

S1-P13 John A. BarthOccurrence of demersal fishes in relation to near-bottom oxygen levels within the California Current large marine ecosystem

S1-P14 Umesh K. PradhanImpact of typhoon on the changing particulate organic matter characteristics: Case study of Nandujiang along the tropical Hainan Island, China

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S1-P15 Yiping RenEvaluating management strategies of limited data species based on hierarchical demographic approaches: An example using yellow croaker (Larimichthys polyactis) along north Pacific coast of China

S1-P16 Oleg BulatovClimate change and the fishery in Russia–2030

S1-P17 Andrew R.S. RossThe International Group for Marine Ecological Time Series (IGMETS): Assessing global oceanic changes through joint time series analysis

S1-P18 Zhiwei ZhangIsland economic vulnerability to natural disasters — The case of Changdao

S3. Eastern-western approaches to fisheries: Resource utilization and ecosystem impacts

S3-P1 Saang-Yoon HyunAssessment of Korean pollock population under data-limited situation

S3-P2 Tetsuichiro FunamotoFishery stock assessment and management system in Japan

S3-P3 Yunlong ChenRedistribution of anchovy (Engraulis japonicus) wintering stock under climate change scenarios in the Yellow Sea

S3-P4 Chongliang ZhangEfficacy of fishery closure in rebuilding depleted stocks: Accounting for trophic interactions

S4. Indicators of emerging pollution issues in the North Pacific Ocean

S4-P1 Xiaoyan YiAcute effects of emamectin benzoate on the calanoid copepod Pseudodiaptomus poplesia

S4-P2 Qian Zhou on behalf of Cui ZhangPhototransformation of oxytetracycline in saline waters under simulated sunlight irradiation: Kinetics, mechanism and products

S4-P3 Tatyana A. BelanAssessment of marine environment quality of the coastal zone of Peter the Great Bay (the Sea of Japan/ East Sea)

S4-P4 Vasiliy Yu. TsygankovMetal concentrations in pink and chum salmon (Kuril Islands, the North Western Pacific)

S4-P5 Oleg V. LosevEstimation of seawater pollution in Uglovoy Bay (Peter the Great Bay, Japan/East Sea)

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S5. Ocean circulation of the Western Pacific and its response to climate change

S5-P1 Jiepeng ChenInfluences of Indian Ocean and Atlantic Ocean SST on the intensity of interannual variability in summer rainfall over southern China

S5-P2 Yonggang WangThe vertical distributions of the volume transport through major exit passages of the Pacific to Indian Ocean Throughflow

S5-P3 Zhan LianA comparison of wind stress datasets for the South China Sea

S5-P4 Junchuan SunNumerical study on the bottom branch of the Yellow Sea Warm Current

S5-P5 Feng NanRapid freshening of the upper ocean in the South China Sea since the early 1990s

S5-P6 Wei CuiA statistical analysis of mesoscale eddies in the northwest Pacific Ocean from 22 years of altimetry data

S6. Ocean Acidification Observation Network for the North Pacific and adjacent areas of the Arctic Ocean

S6-P1 Miming ZhangThe surface seawater DMS distributions, sea-air fluxes and its influence to sulfur aerosols in the North Pacific Ocean

S6-P2 Yumei ZhaoOcean acidification observation system at Bohai Gulf based on ocean acidification characteristic parameters

S6-P3 Yanmin WangAdvances in ocean acidification of a vulnerable carbon pool in the Southern Ocean

S6-P4 Jiexia ZhangSurface undersaturation and subsurface maxima of nitrous oxide in the Chukchi Sea Shelf and Chukchi Abyssal Plain

S6-P5 Suqing XuSeasonal variation of distribution of air-sea CO2 flux in the Taiwan Strait and its controlling mechanism

S6-P6 Naohiro Kosugi on behalf of Masao IshiiTrend of ocean acidification in the tropical and subtropical zones of the western North Pacific along 137°E

S6-P7 Weimin WangEffects of CO2-driven ocean acidification on the early development of scallop Argopecten irradias (Lamarck, 1819)

S6-P8 Jianfang ChenMonitoring of eutrophication and ocean acidification off the Changjiang Estuary

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S6-P9 Alex KozyrCDIAC data management and archival support for a high-frequency atmospheric and seawater pCO2 data set from 14 open ocean moorings

S6-P10 Chengxuan LiSpatial distributions of dimethylsulfide (DMS) and dimethylsulfoniopropionate (DMSP) and influencing factors in the Norwegian and Greenland seas during summer

S7. Past, present, and future climate in the North Pacific Ocean: Updates of our understanding since IPCC AR5

S7-P1 Jingli MuEffects of CO2-driven ocean acidification (OA) on early life stages of marine medaka (Oryzias melastigma)

S7-P2 Dmitry V. StepanovFeatures of the circulation structure in the Okhotsk Sea based on high-resolution numerical simulation in 1979 to 2000

S7-P3 Guoping ZhuVariation and it periodicity of sea surface temperature in the eastern Yellow Sea in the recent 30 years

S7-P4 Hee Seok JungDevelopment of a regional climate coupled model for the seas around Korea

S7-P5 Yajuan SongThe effects of runoff forcing on the summer monsoon onset in a climate model

S7-P6 Lin LiuThe Wyrtki jet simulated in CMIP5 models

S7-P7 Yan LiThe detecting and adjusting of the sea surface temperature data homogeneity over coastal zone of Circum Bohai Sea

S7-P8 Lyubov VasilevskayaChange of beginning and duration of the first stage of Far-Eastern summer monsoon on the southern coast of Primorye

S7-P9 Zhi LiModulation of interannual variability of tropical cyclone activity over Southeast Indian Ocean by negative IOD phase

S7-P10 Baochao LiuThe impact of local SST and tropical ISO on the monsoon onset over BOB in CMIP5 coupled models

S7-P11 Kuiping LiMonsoon onset in the Bay of Bengal associated with the first northward-propagating intra-seasonal oscillation

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S8. Marine ecosystem services and economics of marine living resources

S8-P1 Liang LiuEvaluation of the Marine Ecosystem services of the Liaodong Gulf, Bohai Gulf and Laizhou Gulf, China

S8-P2 Wei XuSea use intensity assessment and practice in China—A new methodology for ocean management

S8-P3 Ke-liang ChenMarine ecosystem services value accounting and driving forces: A case study of Xiamen Bay

S10. The human dimensions of harmful algal blooms

S10-P1 Renyan LiuToxic Protoceratium reticulatum and yessotoxins from the Chinese Yellow Sea

S10-P2 Ren-Cheng YuApplication of qPCR methods in detection of PST-producing Alexandrium species in the Yellow Sea and East China Sea

S10-P3 Yang LinAdvances in marine algae hemolysin molecules

S10-P4 Jing YangNumerical study on the prediction of the Harmful Algae Blooms in the East China Sea

S10-P5 Dan WangPrediction, prevention and mitigation of harmful algal blooms in the China Sea

S10-P6 Chunjiang GuanStudy on the changes of phytoplankton composition and climate in Qingduizi Bay Chinese northern Yellow Sea

BIO Contributed Paper Session

BIO-P1 Anders KnudbyDistribution modeling for species and species assemblages, an exploration of spatial patterns with gradient forest

BIO-P2 Yu XinSpatial distribution of δ15N of chlorophyll-a in surface sediment of the northern Benguela Upwelling System

BIO-P3 Rubao JiPhytoplankton phenology in the Bering Sea: Variability and drivers

BIO-P4 Soeon AhnDiet of long-beaked common dolphin (Delphinus capensis) in the East Sea (Japan Sea), Korea

BIO-P5 Haifeng ZhangPaleoceanographic changes since 50 ka B�P� inferred from radiolarian assemblages in Gulf of Alaska, subarctic North Pacific

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BIO-P6 Feiyan DuEcological characteristics of zooplankton in the northern waters of Nan’ao Island

BIO-P7 Yan LiuPolyamines response to nutrient limitation stress and their physiological roles in Skeletonema costatum

BIO-P8 Howon LeeContribution of bacterial communities to total primary production in the Northwestern Pacific Ocean

BIO-P9 HuiTae JooCarbon and nitrogen uptake rates of phytoplankton in the East Sea (Japan Sea) in 2012

BIO-P10 Sang Heon LeeSpatial and temporal patterns of primary production in the Japan/East Sea

BIO-P11 Na-eun JoRelationship between phytoplankton macromolecular compositions and zooplankton proximate compositions in the Southwestern Japan/East Sea

BIO-P12 Jihong ZhangLong term change of chlorophyll-a concentration in Sanggou Bay, China

BIO-P13 Chiyuki SassaComparative reproductive biology of three dominant myctophids of the genus Diaphus on the slope region of the East China Sea

BIO-P14 Seung Ho BaekResponses of microbial communities to dosing with the algicide thiazolidinedione derivative TD49 in a mesocosm experiment

BIO-P15 Jun LiThe application of products from Geostationary Ocean Color Imager (GOCI) in China Sea

BIO-P16 Ye Won KimComparison of macromolecular compositions of different size phytoplankton in Gwangyang Bay, Korea

BIO-P17 Pan JunThe use of the LOPC to measure horizontal and vertical zooplankton size and abundance of 35°N section in summer

BIO-P18 Shinji ShimodeThree-year variability of Eucalanus californicus population in Sagami Bay, Japan: Relationships between population density and duration of surface occurrence

BIO-P19 Qian XuSpatial variations of phytoplankton communities in July of 2011 and 2013 in the East China Sea derived by photosynthetic pigments

BIO-P20 Takafumi YamaguchiSeasonal changes in prosome length and egg reproduction of planktonic copepod Calanus sinicus in Sagami Bay, Japan

BIO-P21 Daisuke HasegawaOyashio spring bloom observed by an underwater glider

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BIO-P22 Nam-Il WonMarine microbiological communities in Korean coastal waters examined by NGS analysis

BIO-P23 Nam-Il WonTrophic linkages among biological communities in Korean coastal waters examined by stable isotope analyses

BIO-P24 Jingwen LiuMarine virus mediated sphingolipid metabolic regulation and the apoptosis-inducing in marine Emilianian huxleyi

BIO-P25 Naoki YoshiePhytoplankton change in the Kuroshio region of the East China Sea associated with the Kuroshio frontal eddy

BIO-P26 Pawan K. ChaudharyChlorophylls and phycoerythrins as markers of ecological forcing on phytoplankton in New Caledonia and oceanic adjacent area

BIO-P27 Kedong YinThe influence of decadal typhoon events on chlorophyll and carbon fixation in the East China Sea

BIO-P28 Kazuaki TadokoroSeasonal variation of mesozooplankton community in the Oyashio and Kuroshio-Oyashio Transition waters, western North Pacific

BIO-P29 Sachihiko ItohMixed layer depth and chlorophyll a: Profiling float observations in the Kuroshio-Oyashio Exten-sion region

BIO-P30 C. Tracy ShawHypoxia tolerance in oxygen minimum zone euphausiids

BIO-P31 Seung Won JungEffects of temperature and nutrients on changes in genetic diversity of bacterioplankton communities as revealed by 454 pyrosequencing in a semi-closed bay, South Korea

BIO-P32 Seung Won JungMicrophytoplankton community structure of a Cochlodinium polykrikoides bloom in the Tongyeo-ng coastal waters of South Korea using morphological and 454 pyrosequencing methods

BIO-P33 Qinsheng WeiHypoxia off the Changjiang River estuary and its relationships with plume front and upwelling in summer

BIO-P34 Taek-Kyun LeeIdentification of microalgae in South Sea of Korea by species-specific PCR

BIO-P35 Qinsheng WeiEcological responses to the offshore detached Changjiang diluted water in summer

BIO-P36 Franz MueterDelineating a physical and biological break point in the Gulf of Alaska

BIO-P37 Leslie BrownExamination of water quality of an oligotrophic salmon lake in British Columbia, Canada using MERIS satellite imagery

BIO-P38 Zhichuang LuAnalysis of finless porpoise diet using prey morphological characters and DNA barcoding

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FIS Contributed Paper Session

FIS-P1 Alexey Khoruzhiy on behalf of Alexander ZavolokinShifts in hydrological regime and their implication for distribution and abundance of fish in the western Bering Sea in 21st century

FIS-P2 Kui ZhangStock assessment for the Trichiurus japonicus fishery in the East China Sea based on Bayesian state-space modelling

FIS-P3 Ekaterina Kurilova on behalf of Albina KanzeparovaThe impact of climate factors on Pacific salmon within Khabarovsk territory

FIS-P4 Jun ZhangIn situ target strength measurements of skipjack tuna Katsuwonus pelamis and yellowfin tuna Thunnus albacares in the South China Sea

FIS-P5 Hongjun LiGenetic diversity and differentiation of seven geographical populations of hard clam (Meretrix meretrix) assessed by COI and microsatellite markers

FIS-P6 Hitomi OyaizuModeling the migration and growth of immature Pacific saury (Cololabis saira) using an individual-based bioenergetics model

FIS-P7 Su Min KimProximate composition and stable isotope ratios (δ13C and δ15N) of Japanese jack mackerel (Trachurus japonicus) in the Geumo Island nursery ground

FIS-P8 Wen-Bin HuangEvaluation of a commercial CPUE standardization model applied to the Pacific saury fishery in the North Pacific

FIS-P9 Xinqing ZhengA mass-balance ecosystem model of a subtropical bay

FIS-P10 Elizabeth LogerwellExamining two macro invertebrate communities using functional traits and environmental variables in and around Barrow Canyon in the Chukchi and Beaufort seas

FIS-P11 Jin-Koo KimRestricted separation of the spawning areas of two lineages of sand lance, Ammodytes personatus, in the Yellow Sea and East Sea

FIS-P12 Jung Hwa RyuDiversity and community structure of marine fish species in Korean waters during 2006-2013

FIS-P13 Se Hun MyoungThe role of Gangjin Bay: Spawning or nursery grounds for fish?

FIS-P14 Zhongxin WuFood partitioning among three reef fish in the Lidao coastal waters of northern Yellow Sea, China

FIS-P15 Matthew R. BakerEnvironmental thresholds and species distribution: Implications for interactions and recruitment in multispecies models

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FIS-P16 Chris RooperUsing species distribution models to define essential fish habitat in Alaska

FIS-P17 Hiroshi KurodaParticle tracking experiments to specify hatching areas of the Pacific stock of chub mackerel off the southeastern coast of Japan

FIS-P18 Motomitsu TakahashiInterannual variations in growth trajectories of juvenile jack mackerel Trachurus japonicus in the Tsushima Warm Current

FIS-P19 Zhe LiBehavioral responses of Pacific cod (Gadus macrocephalus) juveniles to food deprivation, temperature gradients and light

FIS-P20 Tetsuichiro FunamotoOptimum survival temperature for walleye pollock larvae

FIS-P21 Rintaro KoideAcoustic survey of dominant mesopelagic fishes off eastern Hokkaido, Japan

FIS-P22 Jiaguang XiaoComplete mitochondrial genome of Sillago species: Insights into taxonomy and phylogeny

FIS-P23 Zhiqiang HanGenetic evidence for speciation in Japanese sand lance Ammodytes personatus: Pleistocene isolation, temperature and current promoted speciation

FIS-P24 Olga ZikunovaThe abundance of the chinook salmon Oncorhynchus tschawytscha (Walbaum) population in the basin of the Kamchatka River

FIS-P25 Lu LiuGenetic variation and population structure of marbled rockfish (Sebastiscus marmoratus) in the Northwestern Pacific inferred from microsatellite analysis

FIS-P26 Xin YuEvaluating three size removal methods in otolith shape analysis, using the Japanese grenadier anchovy (Coilia nasus) and Osbeck’s grenadier anchovy (Coilia mystus) in Chinese coastal waters

FIS-P27 Alexei M. Orlov“Jawless Fishes of the World” – A new book dealing with various aspects of lampreys and hagfishes worldwide

MEQ Contributed Paper Session

MEQ-P1 Shijie HeStudy of impact of moderate and heavy weathering processes on individual carbon and hydrogen isotope of n-alkanes in oils

MEQ-P2 Hyeon Ho ShinThe role of temporary cysts in dense blooms caused by Cochlodinium polykrikoides Margalef

MEQ-P3 Ruijing LiThe occurrence and Distribution of HBCDs in Laizhou Bay of China

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MEQ-P4 Ping DuResponses of mesozooplankton communities to different anthropogenic activities in a subtropical eutrophic bay

MEQ-P5 Dabin LeeEstimation of carrying capacity by measuring coastal environmental parameters in Geoje-Hansan Bay, Korea

MEQ-P6 Yuya ShigenobuRadiocesium transfer from contaminated sediment to benthic organisms and demersal fish

MEQ-P7 Daisuke AmbeSpatio-temporal variation of radiocesium in sea sediment on benthic marine ecosystem based on five-minute resolution mapping

MEQ-P8 Pokin ChannimitsriDistribution of major and trace elements in surface sediments of the Gulf of Thailand

MEQ-P9 Thanakorn JiwarungrueangkulClay mineralogical records of sediment provenance change during the sea level rise of last deglaciation in the southern South China Sea

MEQ-P10 Sang Pham NhuGeochemical records of provenance and East Asian monsoon evolution during the Late Quaternary in the western South China Sea

MEQ-P11 Takami MoritaRadioactive cesium in marine organisms around Japan

MEQ-P12 Jin HuangResearch of pore water nutrients diffusion fluxes in the Yangtze River Estuary adjacent waters

MEQ-P13 Zhun LIResting cysts of potentially harmful dinoflagellates in Korean coastal area

MEQ-P14 Jun ZhaoEarly diagenesis of sedimentary chloropigments in the Changjiang and Mississippi river-dominated ocean margins: Implications for source, transport and burial of organic carbon

MEQ-P15 Sung-Suk SuhDetection of Cochlodinium polykrikoides using sandwich hybridization integrated with nuclease protection assay

MEQ-P16 Min-bo LuoLarge ocean engineering impact on distribution characteristics of epifauna community in waters around Yangshan Islands in Hangzhou Bay

MEQ-P17 Yang-Guang GuHeavy metal concentrations in wild fishes captured from the South China Sea and associated health risks

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POC Contributed Paper Session

POC-P1 Andrés H. AriasTime-series wavelet transform exposes South Atlantic Ocean changes during the last 40 years

POC-P2 Miaohua MaoInvestigation of shallow and deep water wave dynamics using unstructured SWAN: An application to Lake Michigan

POC-P3 Neil K. S. CheongPaleoenvironmental reconstruction from deepwater sedimentary records in the central South China Sea since the middle Pleistocene

POC-P4 Xiang-nan WangStudy on the hydrodynamic performance of a flap bottom-hinged wave energy converter

POC-P5 He WangDynamic evaluation of Envisat ASAR derived ocean swell in North Pacific

POC-P6 Xiaoqi HuangError variation analysis and global assessment for total water vapor of HY-2 Scanning microwave radiometer

POC-P7 Svetlana MarchenkoSeasonal variability of water circulation in the deep Bering Sea

POC-P8 Mingbing LiApplication of Wave Drifter to marine environment observation

POC-P9 Zhanming HuAnalysis on the formation dynamics of a typical small-scale eddy in the Bohai Sea

POC-P10 Jianjun KangAnalysis of ocean surface wave spectra from a new wave buoy

POC-P11 Ying LiStudy of the turbulent mixing in the northwestern Pacific based on a fine-scale parameterization method

POC-P12 Georgiy S. MoiseenkoUpper layer phenomena monitoring of the sea using EOF analysis of remote sensing data

POC-P13 Jianyu NiAnnual variation of Ba/Ca and Mn/Ca ratios in Porite coral from eastern Hainan Island and their environmental implication

POC-P14 SvetlanaYu. GlebovaWinter cyclonic activity in the Asia-Pacific region and its effect on surface temperature in the Sea of Okhotsk in the 2000s

POC-P15 (cancelled)

Evgeniya MaryinaFeatures resulting from reconstructing vector fields of tidal currents on the shelf of eastern Sakhalin Island (Sea of Okhotsk)

POC-P16 Tsuyoshi WakamatsuLong term, high-resolution ocean reanalysis of the Northwest Pacific Ocean

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POC-P17 Ferdenant A. MkrtchyanProblems in detecting and classifying sea surface anomalies by remote sensing

POC-P18 Jianfeng WangMeasurements of the turbulent energy dissipation rate in the Changjiang river near-field plume

POC-P19 Jae-Kwi SoA preliminary study on the tidal effects on the Yellow Sea Bottom Cold Water and its ecosystem using a physics-ecosystem coupled model

POC-P20 Hee Dong JeongVariation of sea surface chlorophyll a in the southwestern boundary area of the East Sea

POC-P21 Svetlana P. ShkorbaLinkages of climatic anomalies in the North Pacific, Asia at temperate latitudes, Indo-Pacific and Arctic oceans

POC-P22 Fei YuThe formation process of Southern Yellow Sea Cold Water Mass in spring

POC-P23 Vladimir I. PonomarevSimulation of mesoscale and submesoscale circulation in the northwestern Japan Sea

POC-P24 Chuntao ChenAssessment of GPS buoy accuracy for altimeter sea surface height calibration

POC-P25 Gang WangDecadal variability of upper ocean heat content in the Pacific

POC-P26 Yuanling ZhangIntercomparison of reanalysis datasets on ocean heat content

W2. Identifying major threats to marine biodiversity and ecosystems in the North Pacific

W2-P1 Jianguo DuAssessing ecological risks of heavy metals to marine organisms by species sensitivity distributions

W2-P2 Kwang-Sik ChoiMacroalgal-coral phase shifts on subtidal benthic community on the northern coast of Jeju Island, Korea

W3. Linking climate change and anthropogenic impacts to higher trophic levels via primary producers

W3-P1 Yi XuHow does explicit treatment of spatial variability in environmental conditions affect simulated anchovy recruitment?

W3-P2 Jingjing ZhengA modeling study of the hypoxia dynamic off the Changjiang Estuary

W3-P3 Qiang HaoThe satellite net primary production and its control mechanisms in the Changjiang Estuary, China

W3-P4 Yanfang XiaoThe merged global ocean chlorophyll content product

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W4. Marine Environment Emergencies: Detection, monitoring, response, and impacts

W4-P1 Pavan KumarExploring the potential of Geospatial Technology for oil spill detection in shallow coastal areas in the Arabian Gulf

W4-P2 Yifei ZhangComplex toxic impacts of heavy metals and PAHs to marine mussels cells

W4-P3 Jiangling XuDrift prediction of oil spill and its decision support for emergency response

W5. Monitoring and Assessment of Environmental Radioactivity in the North Pacific

W5-P1 Peng ZhouRadioactive status of seawater and assessment in the northeast South China Sea, the Luzon Strait and its adjacent area

W5-P2 Hongqi ShiMonitoring of 134Cs in surface sea wate

W5-P3 Dekun HuangTemporal variations of 7Be and 210Pb activity in aerosols at Xiamen, China

W5-P4 Jianda JiEffects of external gamma irradiation on growth of Phaeodactylum tricornutum

W5-P5 Delvan NevilleRadionuclide tracers suggest different migratory patterns in two groups of North Pacific albacore (Thunnus alalunga)

W5-P6 Galina S.BorisenkoAssessment impact of radioactive contamination on the Pacific saury after the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant accident

W6. Best practices for and scientific progress from North Pacific Coastal Ocean Observing Systems

W6-P1 Fanglin ChengA representative assessment method for the coastal marine observation environment

W6-P2 Ryuta MurashigeTemporal change of plankton and environmental factors during typhoons observed at the Oshima Cabled Observatory

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POSTERS FROM OBSERVING ORGANIZATIONS

AOOS Phil MundyAlaska Ocean Observing System

Argo Jianping XuObserving the Oceans in Real Time

CLIVAR Lei HanCLIVAR: 20 years’ progress in coordinating international activities on climate and ocean research

ESSAS Franz MueterESSAS – Ecosystem Studies of Subarctic and Arctic Seas

GESAMP Peter KershawJoint Group of Experts on the Scientific Aspects of Marine Environmental Protection

IMBER Yi XuIMBER – Research for marine sustainability: Synthesis and the way forward

ISC Gerard Thomas DiNardo and Chi-Lu SunInternational Scientific Committee for Tuna and Tuna-like Species in the North Pacific Ocean

MABIK Keyseok ChoeIntroduction to the National Marine Biodiversity Institute of Korea

NEAR-GOOS Hee-Dong JeongNorth-East Asian Regional GOOS program

NPRB Matthew R. BakerIntegrated ecosystem research programs – North Pacific Research Board

SAHFOS George GrahamIntegrated marine environmental sensing with the SAHFOS Continuous Plankton Recorder survey

SCOR Sun SongScientific Committee on Oceanic Research

Upcoming International Events

9th International Conference on Marine Bioinvasions January 19–21, 2016, Sydney, Australia

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