Oral and poster presentations from AMEMR 2017
Following a highly success conference many of the delegates wish to share their presentations with the wider modelling community.
PDFs of some of the oral and poster presentations given at AMEMR 2017 are available to download below.
Please contact authors directly for any further information about their work.
PDFs of some of the oral and poster presentations given at AMEMR 2017 are available to download below.
Please contact authors directly for any further information about their work.
Key note presentations
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The Mechanistic Underpinning of Plankton Models: From complex details to simplified
generalizations - Thomas Kiørboe (Centre for Ocean Life, DTU Aqua, Denmark) |
Oral presentations
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Modelling the whole-ecosystem impacts of trawling - Michael Heath (University of Strathclyde, UK)
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The role of models in marine ecosystem assessment and management: a Southern Ocean example - Jess Melbourne-Thomas (Antarctic Climate and Ecoystems Cooperative Research Centre)
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Riverine nitrogen and oxygen deficiency in the North Sea - Fabian Große (Universität Hamburg and Dalhouise University)
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Currently misdirected: Big steps toward improving random walk modeling - Wendy Gentleman (Dalhousie University)
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Impact of the implementation of the diapause trait on the dynamics of plankton communities and the carbon cycle in a numerical pelagic Arctic ecosystem - Arnaud Pourchez (Takuvik Joint International Laboratory)
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Poster presentations
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Moving towards the Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries in the Bay of Biscay - Miren Altuna-Etxabe (AZTI, Spain)
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Seeing the bigger picture: models of systems or systems with models? - Paul Somerfield (Plymouth Marine Laboratory)
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Evaluating a global marine ecosystem model with emergent properties - Lee de Mora (Plymouth Marine Laboratory)
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An example of end-to-end model coupling for marine ecosystem services using ARtificial Intelligence for Ecosystem Services (ARIES) - Marta Pascual (Basque Centre for Climate Change, Spain)
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Employing high resolution nitrogen deposition data from atmospheric chemistry transport model simulations in ecosystem model studies with HBM-ERGOM - Daniel Neumann (Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde, Germany)
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A preliminary analysis of the role of mixotrophs in plankton dynamics - Suzana G Leles (Swansea University, UK)
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Sardine (Sardina pilchardus) larval dispersal in the Iberian Upwelling System, using coupled biophysical techniques - A. Miguel P. Santos (IPMA/CCMAR, Portugal)
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Simulated stressor response of the Barents Sea long-term impacts of climatic and pCO2 changes on the local planktonic and benthic food web - Sonja van Leeuwen (Cefas, UK)
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Using Time Series Analysis to investigate patterns of change in coastal and shelf seas - Susan Kay (Plymouth Marine Laboratory)
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Making the most of survey data: incorporating age uncertainty when fitting growth parameters - Michael Spence (University of Sheffield)
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Initial Results from a Fisheries Configuration of The Madingley Model - Philip Underwood (UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre, UK)
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