Here is the agenda for the October 16-18, 1995 U.S. GLOBEC Georges Bank Program scientific investigators' workshop, subject to any last minute adjustments.
As a reminder, lunches and dinners will be provided for those
who wish to partake. The cost will be:
Lunch: $8.00 per day ($24.00 for all three days)
Monday buffet: $16.00
Tuesday dinner: $18.50
Total for all three days: $58.50
If you have any special dietary requests, please let us know immediately. Payment can be made in advance or at the door (payable to WHOI).
See you on Monday, October 16th!
Cheers, Bob Groman and Chip Clancy
rgroman@whoi.edu -------- mclancy@whoi.edu
508 289-2409 ------------ 508 289-2321
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Woods Hole, MA
Date: October 16, 1995 Location: Quissett
Campus - Clark 507
Time:
0800 Coffee/fruit/rolls
0830 Welcome
Introduction to workshop
Organization
Details
Presentations
0845 Overview of the U.S. GLOBEC Georges Bank Study
0910 Session I: Bank-wide Structures (David
Mountain/Chair, Ann Bucklin & Dan
Lynch/Rapporteur)
Physics:
0915 John Loder Large-Scale Hydrographic and
Circulation Variability in the
Georges Bank Region
0930 Peter Smith Monitoring the inflows to the Gulf
Of Maine
0945 David Mountain The bank wide hydrography
during the 1995 field season
(Maureen Taylor )
1000 Jim Bisagni Satellite and drifter evidence for
Maine coastal current flow onto
Georges Bank
1015 Break
1030 Christopher Naimie Prognostically modeled winter
and summer circulation on
Georges Bank
1045 Glen Gawarkiewicz The shelf break front
1100 Bob Beardsley The 1995 ARGOS drifter program
(Dick Limeburner)
1115 Charles Flagg The 1995 ADCP program (Julio
Candela)
1130 Rich Fairbanks The application of oxygen isotope
analysis for water source
identification
Biology:
1145 Steve Bollens Three-dimensional distribution
and abundance of zooplankton on
Georges Bank, 1939-1941, with
comments on the effects of storm
events (Mary Landsteiner, Cabell
Davis, Andy Solow)
1200 Lunch - Outside Clark 507
1300 Carol Meise Spatial and seasonal patterns in
abundance and age composition of
Calanus finmarchicus and
Pseudocalanus spp. in the Gulf of
Maine and on Georges Bank:
1977-1987
1315 Barbara Sullivan Temporal Trends in
abundance of invertebrate
predators MARMAP data
1978-1988 (Carol Meise)
1320 Ted Durbin Bank wide surveys of biomass and
species distribution of
zooplankton, and abundance and
age structures of the target species
1335 Jack Green Broad-scale larval fish feeding
studies: preliminary analysis of
April and May 'starburst' stations
(Tony Chute, Rebecca Jones)
1350 Ann Bucklin Patterns of dispersal and sources
of recruitment of Georges Bank
zooplankton, including Calanus
finmarchicus
1405 David Townsend Hydrography, chlorophyll,
nutrients, and larval cod
distributions and age
structure on Georges Bank in
April and May of 1993 and
1994
1420 Barbara Sullivan Bank wide distribution,
sources and suspension of
planktonic hydroids, 1994
and 1995 (Steve Bollens,
Stephanie Concelman, Erich
Horgan, Mari Butler, Larry
Madin, Donna Van Keuren)
1435 William Michaels Spacial changes in the
density distributions of larval
cod and haddock, and their
potential fish predators on
Georges Bank during the
spring of 1994 and 1995
(Michael Fogarty, Gina
Reppucci, Mark Robinson)
1450 Charlie Miller Storage lipids in Calanus on
Georges Bank, seasonal changes
and analytical practice
1505 Break
1520 Elizabeth Clarke Seasonal patterns in enzyme
activities and condition of
larval fish and copepods on
Georges Bank (presented by
Ann Bucklin)
1535 Peter Wiebe Acoustical estimation of the
distribution of zooplankton
biomass on Georges Bank (Tim
Stanton, Charles Greene, Mark
Benfield)
Modeling:
1550 Wendell Brown Climatological box modeling of
the Gulf of Maine and Georges
Bank region (Frank Bub)
1605 Cisco Werner Larval cod and haddock
trophodynamics and transport -
further considerations on the
effects of turbulence (Greg Lough,
Ian Perry, Christopher Naimie,
Dan Lynch, Brian MacKenzie)
1620 Daniel Lynch Modeling Georges Bank
zooplankton dynamics in realistic
flow fields
1635 Benoit Cushman- Southern flank currents
Roisin (Doug Morgan)
1650 James Manning Tracking the advection of
cod-haddock larvae spawned on
northeastern Georges Bank in
1995 (Greg Lough, Christopher
Naimie)
1830 Reception/Buffet Dinner - Quissett Campus - Clark
507
Date: October 17, 1995 Location: Quissett
Campus - Clark 507
Time:
0800 Coffee/fruit/rolls
0830 Fred Page Seasonal variation in cod and
haddock egg and larval
distributions on Georges Bank in
relation to particle residence times
(Mike Sinclair, Greg Lough, Peter
Berrien, John Loder, Christopher
Naimie, Randy Losier, et. al.)
0845 Greg Lough Case studies of retentive
circulation features of
cod-haddock eggs and larvae on
Georges Bank in 1978, 1980,
1983, and 1985 (Peter Berrien,
Jim Manning, Cisco Werner, John
Loder, Fred Page, Charles
Hannah, Christopher Naimie, Ian
Perry, Mike Sinclair, Dan Lynch)
0900 Changsheng Chen A Coupled
Physical-Biological Model of
Georges Bank (Peter Franks)
Panel discussion:
0915 Bank-wide patterns in physics and biology and possible
causes for the patterns, e.g. Scotian Shelf intrusion, ring
influences, inter-annual temperature differences, storm
induced transport, differences in biomass or species
patterns between months and years, etc.
1000 Break
1015 Session II: Stratification and Its Effects (Bob
Beardsley/Chair, Dian Gifford & Ted
Durbin/Rapporteur)
Physical oceanographic setting:
1020 Jeff Van Keuren Optical conditions across
Georges Bank including the
influence of stratification
1035 Jim Bisagni Retrospective analyses of SST and
stratification
1050 Jim Irish Moored sites bottom surveys
1055 Jim Irish Preliminary look at the long-term
moored array data
1105 Bob Beardsley Preliminary look at the vertical
stratification at ST1 (Steve Lentz,
Bob Weller)
1120 Jim Manning Preliminary look at moored data at
ST2
1135 Russ Burgett Georges Bank microstructure
measurements, spring 1995
1150 Jim Churchill The 1995 bottom tripod program
(Sandy Williams, Sandra Werner)
1155 Jim Churchill Water Displacements and
Horizontal Dispersion over the
Southern Flank; Results from GPS
Drifter Tracking (Jim Manning)
1205 Lunch - Outside Clark 507
1300 Peter Garrahan Short term drifter tracks by our
ARGOS/GPS drifters made at
each station during the process
cruises
1315 Dan Lynch Model generated turbulence
patterns on Georges Bank
(Christopher Naimie )
Biological:
1330 Mike Sieracki Vertical distributions of
phytoplankton, nanozooplankton
and microzooplankton (Dian
Gifford)
1345 Scott Gallager VPR sampling during the
stratification study (Cabell Davis,
Carin Ashjian, Phil Alatalo, Mark
Benfield)
1400 Mark Berman Acoustic determination of fine
scale plankton distribution of
zooplankton on Georges Bank
(Jack Green, Van Holliday)
1415 Ted Durbin Age structures of the target
species over time at the drifter
sites and inferences of growth and
mortality from these (Jack Green,
Van Holliday)
1430 Dian Gifford Copepod feeding on
phytoplankton, nanozooplankton
and microzooplankton (Mike
Sieracki)
1445 Jeff Runge Calanus recruitment rates:
January-June, 1995
1500 Break
1515 Bob Campbell Growth of Calanus as measured
by molting rates and changes in
carbon and nitrogen content
1525 Melissa Wagner Growth and physiological
condition of Calanus as
inferred from RNA/DNA
ratios
1535 Elaine Caldarone Nutritional condition of cod
and haddock larvae from
Georges Bank during May,
1993 and May, 1994 (Kate
Lindner, Lawrence Buckley)
1550 Scott Gallager Young cod larvae feed exclusively
on microzooplankton from natural
plankton assemblages
1605 Greg Lough Is there an optimal relationship
between turbulence and larval fish
feeding success? (David
Mountain, Elisabeth Broughton,
Bruce Burns, Marie Kiladis)
1620 Lew Incze Vertical profiles of theoretical contact
rates between larval cod and their
naupliar prey in light of recent
turbulence measurements
1635 Michael Moore Field and laboratory evaluation of
cell proliferation in copepods and
larval fish (Bruce Woodin,
Michael Morss, Carolyn Miller,
John Stegeman)
1650 Larry Madin Distribution, abundance and
feeding biology of invertebrate
predators (Grace Klein-MacPhee,
Barbara Sullivan, Mari Butler,
Erich Horgan, Steve Bollens)
1830 Dinner - Clark 507
Date: October 18, 1995 Location: Redfield Auditorium (note
location change)
Time:
0800 Coffee/fruit/rolls
0830 Pamela Blades- Investigations of larval diapause
Eckelbarger in Calanus finmarchicus (Nancy
Marcus)
Modeling studies:
0845 Panel discussion:
Does stratification make any difference to the target
species (e.g. vertical distributions, vital rates) and what
impact does this have on their population dynamics?
0930 Session III: Population Dynamics of Target Species
(Charlie Miller/Chair, Cabell Davis & Dan
Lynch/Rapporteur)
0935 Mike Fogarty Development of Stage-Structured
Models of Fish Community
Dynamics
0950 Ann Bucklin Oligonucleotide-probe based
identification of sibling species
and their application for
population dynamic studies
1005 Break
1020 Cisco Werner Individual based model of cod and
haddock larvae (Greg Lough, Ian
Perry, Christopher Naimie)
1035 Andrew Leising Larval cod and haddock on
Georges Bank: a model with
temperature, prey size and
turbulence forcing (Peter
Franks)
1050 Glenn Flierl Use of EOF's to characterize
population stage structure in
models (Cabell Davis)
Panel discussion:
1105 What additional data are needed to enhance the
modeling effort?
1120 Session IV: Hot topics discussion (Steve
Bollens/Chair, Greg Lough/Rapporteur)
Possible topics include: Calanus/Pseudocalanus
paradigms, Hydroids, Turbulence, Chaetoceros patch,
and Sandstorms. [Add to list during workshop]
1200 Lunch -Outside Redfield Auditorium
1300 Session V: Wrap Up
1305 Peter Wiebe AGU ASLO Plans
1320 Robert Groman Update on Data Management
Issues
1335 Peter Wiebe Updates on International Programs
and Cooperative Research
1350 Other items
1400 Workshop ends
Those interested in 1996 cruises stay to discuss:
Planning for 1996 cruises
Logistics
Broad-scale station locations and protocol