Arctic Sea Ice Outlook 2010 by OASys, AWI, and FastOpt
S4D workshop 2009 (Oslo)
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Agenda and venue
The workshop takes place at the premises of CICERO at the CIENS centre in Oslo. Information how to get there you can find here.
The
easiest is to reach CIENS by public transportation (see directions in
English at the link below). Once you enter the CIENS building, ask at the main reception to be directed to the meeting room "Via", which
is located on the main level of the building, just down the stairs and around the corner from the main entrance to the building. Please
have a look at the following links for further information:
Map of the University (in Norwegian) and Directions in English.
The hotel for most of the participants is the Rica-Holberg hotel. Please contact Jeremy Lea White (j.l.white at cicero.uio.no) if you have questions with respect to the hotel reservation.
Contact point for the workshop is Michael Karcher (michael at oasys-research.de)
The preliminary agenda for the workshop is as follows:
Monday, 14. September 2009
11.00
Welcome and introduction
11.30-12.00
Hjalmar Hatun (Faroe Fisheries Institute):
Large bio-geographical shifts in the north-eastern Atlantic Ocean: From the subpolar gyre, via plankton, to blue whiting and pilot whales
12.00-12.30
Geir Odd Johansen (IMR)
Expected Change in Fisheries in the Barents Sea: preliminary results on the relationship between climate and the spatial distribution of commercial fish species
12.30-14.00
Lunch
14.00-14.30
Michael Karcher (OASys):
Ocean Climate and coastal cod Fisheries in Norway, status of an adjoint sensitivity study for DAMOCLES
14.30-15.00
Nils
Arne Ekerhovd (SNF Bergen):
Climate change and international fisheries agreements
15.00-15.30
Michael Ebeling (vTI):
Modelling socio-economic impact of climate change: The case of the coastal cod fishery in Northern Norway
15:30-16:00
Coffee Break
16.00-16.30
Cecilie Kvamme (IMR):
Expected Change in Fisheries in the Barents Sea: How may spatial distribution of commercial fish species influence fisheries?
16.30-17.00
Dorothy Dankel (IMR):
How modelling can help mitigate stakeholder conflicts and aid in consensus policy-making.
19:00
Joint Dinner
Tuesday, 15. September 2009
10:00 -10:30
Grete Hovelsrud, Jennifer West(CICERO):
Data considerations in understanding vulnerability and adaptation to climate variability and change in the coastal fisheries: findings from Finnmark County, Northern Norway
10:30-11:00
Matt Berman , Marie Lowe, Jack Kruse (Univ Alaska):
The Arctic Observation Network: Social Indicators Project
11:30-12:00
Anna Stammler Gossmann(Arctic Centre-Univ. Lappland)
Coastal economies and climate in North West Russia
12:00-12:30
Round up and closure of the Workshop
12.30-14.00
Lunch
Additional brainstorming Session on:
Interfaces of Industry and Arctic Research
14.00-14.30
Jean Claude Gascard (UPMC Paris, DAMOCLES Chairman):
TbA
14.30-15.00
Michael Karcher (OASys)
Report on the 'Workshop on seasonal forecast in the Barents Sea', related to the Shtokman Development, (at Norw. Met. Inst., Oslo, April 2009)
15:00-16:00
Open Discussion
16:00
Closure