Jackie King (Keynote)
Connecting science to management, policy and people

Takeyoshi Nagai (Invited)
How the Kuroshio enriches the southern coast of Japan and its downstream regions

Dohoon Kim (Invited)
Better understanding of socioeconomic impacts of climate change in fisheries

Sean C. Anderson (Invited)
An automated synopsis of the state of Pacific Canadian groundfish and climate impacts

Laurie Weitkamp
The Winter 2019 Gulf of Alaska Expedition: Studying salmon ecosystems on the high seas

Anne Hollowed
An assessment of climate change impacts on polar ecosystems

Elliott Hazen
Top predators as climate and ecosystem sentinels

Anna Milena Zivian (Invited)
Connecting science and communities under a changing climate: the role of boundary organizations

Peter Chandler
The North Pacific Ecosystem Status Report 2009-2015

Fangli Qiao
The UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development and PICES: For the perspective of a predicted ocean

Patricia T. Angkiriwang*
Participatory system modelling to increase climate resilience of seafood availability in Tla’amin Nation
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Thomas A. Okey
The Local Environmental Observer Network for inclusive documentation and understanding of unusual environmental / ecological changes that matter to communities

Mitsutaku Makino
Capacity building in Indonesian fishing communities using smartphone technology to monitor the environment and fisheries: The FishGIS project

POSTERS

S1-P1 Kitack Lee
Increasing input of anthropogenic nitrogen drives the East China and Yellow Seas to phosphorus limitation

S1-P2 Jennifer Boldt
Spatio-temporal models provide new insights on the biotic and abiotic drivers shaping Pacific Herring (Clupea pallasi) distribution

Eric Oliver (Invited )
Historical and future projected changes in global marine heatwaves

Michael Jacox
Predicting the evolution of the 2014-16 California Current System marine heatwave from an ensemble of coupled global climate forecasts

Jing-Jia Luo
California Niño/Niña

Jennifer L. Fisher (for Richard Brodeur)
Effects of a prolonged marine heatwave on middle and upper-trophic level biota in the California Current
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Meredith Elliott
The 2014-16 North Pacific marine heatwave’s impacts on the marine ecosystem in central California, USA

Sonia Batten (Invited)
Marine heat wave impacts on lower trophic levels in the northern Gulf of Alaska

Brian Allan Hoover*
Influence of temperature and the 2014-2016 heat wave on regional zooplankton community structure in the eastern North Pacific

Mayumi Arimitsu*
Reduced energy transfer through forage fish disrupted marine food webs during the North Pacific marine heatwave

Antonietta Capotondi
Predicting physical drivers of marine ecosystems in the Northeast Pacific using a Linear Inverse Modeling approach
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John Piatt
Was an “ectothermic vise” responsible for the mass mortality and breeding failure of seabirds in Alaska following the NE Pacific marine heat wave of 2014-2016?
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William J. Sydeman
Are marine heatwaves causing an increase in seabird breeding failure globally?
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Simone Alin (Invited)
Effects of the North Pacific marine heatwave and El Niño events of 2013–2016 on the biogeochemistry of the southern Salish Sea
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Timothy Green
Marine heatwave alters abundance, structure and virulence of Vibrio populations associated with the Pacific oyster resulting in a mass mortality event

Charles Hannah
Characterizing marine heatwaves in British Columbia waters

Jennifer Jackson
A tale of three fjords: A comparison of marine heatwave impacts on three British Columbia mainland coastal systems
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POSTERS

S2-P1 Matthew Baker
The Blob and its impacts on marine ecology in the Salish Sea

S2-P2 Tetjana Ross
How unusual were ocean temperatures in the Northeast Pacific during 2014-2018?

S2-P3 Hayley V. Dosser* (BEST POSTER AWARD)
Sharp reduction in nutrient concentrations in deep British Columbian strait linked to marine heatwave

S2-P4 Hakase Hayashida*
Regional case studies on marine heatwaves and their impacts on primary production

S2-P5 Julie E. Keister
Unexpected changes in zooplankton biomass and juvenile salmon growth during the 2015-2016 warm anomalies, Puget Sound, WA, USA

S2-P6 Malcolm Cowan*
Influence of Vibrio spp., temperature, reproductive development, and stocking density on Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) summer mortality in Baynes Sound, British Columbia

S2-P7 Sofia Darmaraki
Mediterranean marine heatwaves: Physical drivers and future evolution

Michael Foreman (PLENARY)
Challenges and progress in the development of a circulation model for the central west coast of Vancouver Island

Yuehua Lin
Queen Charlotte Strait FVCOM modeling development

Charles Hannah (for Youyu Lu)
Sea level and meso-scale eddy variations in the Northeast Pacific during 2007-2016 simulated with a high-resolution regional ocean model

Pramod Thupaki
Modelling the riverine coastal domain along the Central Coast of British Columbia, Canada

Toru Miyama
Role of river inflows from the Kamchatka Peninsula in the Okhotsk Sea

Laura Bianucci
A coupled physical-biogeochemical FVCOM model for the Discovery Islands (BC, Canada)

Angelica Peña
Modelling the interannual variability of biogeochemical conditions along the British Columbia coast

Amber Holdsworth
Projecting climate change for Canadian Northeast Pacific waters

Guimei Liu
Green macroalgae blooms and particle trajectories in the Yellow sea: A numerical experiment of lagrangian-particle-tracking coupled with biological processes

Susan Allen
Using SalishSeaCast, a coupled bio-chem-physical model of the Salish Sea, to evaluate interannual variability in the Strait of Georgia

Elise Olson
Salish Sea Model Ecosystem - Lower Trophic: Tidally driven nutrient supply to surface waters in the northern Strait of Georgia

Yuanchao Wang*
Modelling the energy flow structures and interannual dynamics of Yangtze estuary and its adjacent waters in China

Mercedes Pozo Buil*
Future changes of the coastal waters in the California Current System
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Darren J. Pilcher*
Importance of simulating coastal biogeochemical processes for projections of ocean acidification on the Bering Sea shelf

Dan Wang
The value of the greenhouse gas monitoring system for climate change in the China Sea
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POSTERS

S3-P1 Byungmoon Park
Methods for predicting short-term surface sea temperature and the forecasting service in Republic of Korea

S3-P3 Minkyoung Bang*
Effects of ocean warming on potential habitat distribution of Japanese anchovy (Engraulis japonica) in the seas around Korea: A maximum entropy approach

Hideo Okamura (Invited)
Ship antifouling biocides used in Japan and their environmental risk

Josephine Iacarella*
Unwanted networks: vessel traffic heightens the risk of invasions in marine protected areas

R. Cotton Rockwood
Ship strike management in priority regions of the U.S. West Coast: Effectiveness of past efforts and potential for new strategies

Sarah Bobbe
Environmental impacts and mitigation of grey water discharges from ships

Rachael D. Mueller
Influences of wind, sea state, and oil type on oil dispersion in the Salish Sea

Keliang Chen
Marine eco-damage assessment methods based on the eco-restoration cost in China

Jingmei Li
Research on the application level of marine ecosystem services economic valuation in decision-making in China
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Kuan-Mei Hsiung*
The variability of Japanese eel body larval length concerning the environmental factors of the migration route

POSTER

Yohei Shimasaki
Effects of TBT on sinking rate and physiological parameters of marine planktonic diatom, Thalassiosira pseudonana

Naoki H. Kumagai (PLENARY )
Community shifts from macroalgae to corals under climate warming: Underlying processes and adaptation strategies

Carol Ladd
Interannual variability in stratification, nutrients, and water mass structure in the Chukchi Sea

Matthew Baker and Kirill Kivva
Shifts in the physical environment in the Pacific Arctic and implications for ecological timing and structure

Colleen Kellogg
Resolving drivers of microbial community variability in the Strait of Georgia over multiple time scales
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Wiley Evans
Constraining along-coast surface seawater CO2 system variability and changeability from an Alaskan ferry

Karyn Suchy*
Synchrony between phytoplankton and zooplankton phenology in the Strait of Georgia, Canada
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Carol A. Stepien
Community species identities, diversity, and patterns across the Salish Sea: Metagenomic analyses of zooplankton and eDNA
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Ian Perry
Drivers of interannual and decadal-scale variability in the lower trophic levels of the marine ecosystem off Vancouver Island, Canada

Eric P. Bjorkstedt
Climate-related variability in assemblage and size- structure of euphausiids in coastal waters off northern California

Sheng-Yuan Teng*
Development of an ecosystem-based assessment approach for the northwestern Pacific mullet (Mugil cephalus) fishery
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David McGowan*
Large multi-decadal space and time shifts in Pacific herring spawning in the Gulf of Alaska

Jessica Garzke
Depressed condition and growth of juvenile sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) during early migration

Caitlin Magel*
Quantifying the role of estuaries in Oregon Coast coho salmon production
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Cecilia O’Leary*
Spatiotemporal dynamics of groundfish availability to Eastern Bering Sea bottom trawl surveys and abundance estimate uncertainties
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Elizabeth M.J. Lee*
Big fishery, big data, and little crabs: Examining fine-scale genetic connectivity among Dungeness crab (Cancer magister) larval recruits in the California Current Ecosystem

Irene Alabia*
Multiple facets of marine biodiversity in the Pacific Arctic under future climate
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Haruka Nishikawa*
Simulated primary production in the Kuroshio Extension under the influence of the global warming

Szymon Surma*
Reconstructing and projecting trends in a Northeast Pacific ecosystem

Po-Yuan Hsiao
The influences of climatic variability on the summertime environmental variations and ecosystem structures around the waters of Taiwan Bank

POSTERS

S5-P3 Rebecca Schijns*
What has Canada caught, and how much is left? Combining catch reconstructions in three oceans with current biomass estimates

S5-P4 Changan Xu
Valuation of mangrove ecosystem along the coastal of Beihai in China which receives heavy anthropogenic disturbances

S5-P5 Wiley Evans
Constraining along-coast surface seawater CO2 system variability and changeability from an Alaskan ferry

S5-P6 Taewon Kim
Effect of ocean freshening and acidification on intertidal amphipods and limpets of Antarctica

S5-P7 Shin-ichi Ito
Declining catch of Japanese sandeels

S5-P8 Anna Vazhova (for Denis Kurnosov)*
The relationship between lake and marine forms of Pacific herring Clupea pallasii based on the polymorphism of the mtDNA control region and microsatellite loci.

S5-P9 Albert J. Hermann (3D presentation)
Multi-decadal projections of biophysical conditions in the Bering Sea

S5-P10 Qingshan Luan
Long-term variations on temperate phytoplankton communities in the Bohai and Yellow Seas, China

Saskia A. Otto (PLENARY)
How can we develop suitable indicators to inform management of ecosystems under multiple pressure?

Philina English*
Are Canadian Pacific groundfishes shifting their distribution in response to local climate velocities?

Dan Liu*
Identifying drivers and their thresholds for piscivorous fishes in the exploited China Seas under climate change
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David Kimmel
Zooplankton abundance trends and patterns in the Shelikof Strait, western Gulf of Alaska 1990-2017

Jason Link
Evidence for ecosystem overfishing in North Pacific marine ecosystems

Nina Bednaršek
Biological threshold application for forecasting future sustainability of estuarine calcifiers in the Salish Sea

Kelly S. Andrews
Ecological thresholds in forecast performance for key United States West Coast Chinook salmon stocks

Mike Litzow
The changing physical and ecological meanings of North Pacific Ocean climate indices

Stephanie J. Green
Traits-based tools to account for the effect of shifting predator-prey interactions on the distributions of ocean species under climate change

David Costalago
Dynamics of the planktonic food-web of the Strait of Georgia (northeast Pacific) and implications for zooplanktivorous fish
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Kym Jacobson
Characterizing spatial coherence of copepods as regional indicators in the Northern California Current

POSTER

Kedong Yin
Using phytoplankton community index to assess water quality improvement in Hong Kong

Stephanie Avery-Gomm (PLENARY)
Past progress and future opportunities: Seabirds as biological monitors of microplastic pollution in the Pacific

Daoji Li (Invited)
Main advances in marine microplastics research in China

Won Joon Shim
Fast fragmentation rate of secondary nano- and microplastics from foamed polystyrene by sunlight exposure
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Nicolas Vanderzyl*
Microplastic accumulation patterns in sand at three Hawaiian beaches

Peter Ross
Microplastic pathways into the ocean: Lessons learned from Vancouver, Canada

Kyle Van Houtan
The vertical distribution and biological transport of marine microplastics across the epipelagic and mesopelagic water column

Rhiannon Moore*
Microplastics in pelagic food webs: initial insights from a study on microplastic contamination in the Beaufort Sea beluga whales and its prey

Jennifer Lynch
Sea turtles as indicators of plastic marine debris quantities and types in the Central Pacific

K David Hyrenbach
BIOPs: Towards seabird bioindicators of North Pacific plastic pollution

Taewon Kim
The feeding preference for the color of plastic debris in the hawksbill turtle, Eretmochelys imbricate

Sang Hee Hong
Quantities and characteristics of plastic debris ingested by sea turtles in the Korean coastal waters
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Miran Kim
Microplastic ingestion by seabirds in South Korea

Yutaka Watanuki
Ingestion of plastics by seabirds and its potential effects
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Peter Murphy
AMAP’s Microplastics and Marine Litter Expert Group

POSTERS

S7-P1 June-Woo Park
Introduction of convergence cluster for human and environmental safety research of (nano)microplastics in Korea

S7-P2 Zuhao Zhu*
Review of microplastic pollutions in captured and cultured seafood in China

S7-P3 Amir H. Parizi*
Microplastic pollution in the Vancouver urban watershed: the role of Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs)
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S7-P4 Mathew J. Watkins*
Tackling microfiber pollution at source: An evaluation of washing-machine lint filters

Phillip S. Levin (Invited)
Connecting science and communities through Integrated Ecosystem Assessments
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Elliott Hazen (for Chris Harvey)
A brief history of the California Current Integrated Ecosystem Assessment: How we got here, what we’ve learned, and where we’re headed

Takafumi Hirata
Potential vulnerability of the Arctic marine ecosystem due to environmental changes

Kirstin Holsman (for Kerim Aydin)
The Bering Sea Fishery Ecosystem Plan as a guidance tool for ecosystem-based fishery management in Alaska

Changan Xu
Implementation of “ecosystem-based management” for net cage farming in Sandu Bay Fujian China. An approach towards ecologically sustainable form of development

Mariska Weijerman*
Evaluating management strategies for ecosystem services in a Hawaiian Islands coral reef IEA

Robert Wildermuth*
A Bayesian decision network model for ecosystem-based management of the Georges Bank social-ecological system

Marisol García-Reyes
Cloud computing of key NASA oceanographic data: Implications for automating aspects of ecosystem status reports

Gordon Kruse
Developing a placed-based participatory IEA framework for coastal communities in the Gulf of Alaska

Kelly S. Andrews
Human activities - developing indicators that can translate costs and benefits across the human dimension and ecological domains of the socio-ecological system

POSTER

S8-P1 Naomi Harada
Sea ice reduction in the Arctic Ocean: its impact on biogeochemical cycles

Eric Peterson (Invited)
The Hakai Institute: Supporting community-based science in British Columbia with global frameworks for biological Essential Ocean Variables (EOVs)

Sanae Chiba (Invited)
Essential Ocean Variables for biology and ecosystem to inform policy in the Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development

Paul Covert and Spencer Taft
Incorporating multiple community perspectives in development of essential ocean variables for monitoring port ecosystems

Andrew Margolin*
Compilation of essential ocean variables for British Columbia based on nine decades of observations from disparate databases: Biogeochemical regionalization, variability and trends

Sei-Ichi Saitoh
Development of Information Service for Set Net fisheries using Satellite and numerical data

Isobel Pearsall
Experience in developing and operating a marine Citizen Science Program in the Strait of Georgia, Canada

Lynn Lee
Establishing a long-term marine monitoring program for Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve, National Marine Conservation Area Reserve, and Haida Heritage Site

Rebecca Goldman Martone
Community-based monitoring to support cumulative effects assessment in coastal BC

Jacklyn Barrs and Haley Tomlin
Identifying forage fish beach spawning habitat in British Columbia - “To Conserve and Protect”

John A. Barth
Using an underwater glider to detect acoustically-tagged green sturgeon

Xavier Mouy
Identifying fish sounds of British Columbia with an autonomous audio and video array
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Xavier Mouy (Francis Juanes)
Estimation of the biodiversity of fish and invertebrates using video and acoustics
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Daisuke Hasegawa
Development and observational examples of measuring vertical turbulent nitrate flux using sensors

William M Fairchild*
High-resolution carbonate dynamics of Netarts Bay, OR from 2014-2019

Burke Hales
Tracer relationships in surface waters of coastal waters from the Gulf of Alaska, Bering and Chukchi Seas

POSTERS

S9-P1 Young-Sug Kim
Statistical analysis of seasonal water pollutants affecting phytoplankton proliferation on the South Korean coasts

S9-P2 Anri Kabe*
Estimation of temperature of seaweed bed vegetation boundary in the Bungo Channel of the Western Seto Inland Sea using satellite SST

S9-P4 Sei-Ichi Saitoh
Coastal monitoring using Ocean Observation Camera (OOC) on micro satellite RISESAT

S9-P5 Shion Takemura
Developing a community-based coastal environmental monitoring system in Indonesia using smartphone app

S9-P7 Laura Sánchez-Velasco
Larval fish habitats and deoxygenation in the northern limit of the oxygen minimum zone off Mexico
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Jun Nishioka (PLENARY)
Micro- and macro-nutrient supply from the marginal seas to the North Pacific Ocean and its changing
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Qiufen Li
Long-term monitoring and assessing of the eco-environment health of sea area around Laoshan Mountainin in Qingdao, China
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Lisa Eisner
Variations in spring and summer phytoplankton communities across water mass gradients in the Chukchi Sea

Justin A. Del Bel Belluz
High temporal resolution phytoplankton compositions and environmental drivers in the northern Salish Sea, British Columbia, Canada

Andrew R.S. Ross
Evidence for the production of copper-complexing ligands by marine phytoplankton in the Canadian Arctic and subarctic NE Pacific

Baodong Wang (REPLACEMENT MOVED from MEQ-Paper)
Long-term changes of nutrient regimes and their ecological effects in Bohai Sea, China

Ruoyu Guo*
An algicidal bacteria secreted natural compound induces mortality in the marine phytoplankton
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Svetlana Esenkulova
Linking harmful algal blooms and oceanographic conditions in the Strait of Georgia, Canada

Xinfeng Dai
The effect of temperature and salinity on growth rate and azaspiracid cell quotas in two strains of Azadinium poporum (Dinophyceae) from Puget Sound, Washington State

Pengbin Wang*
Studies on Prorocentrum (Dinophyceae) in the coastal water of China

Robert Jay Nerit Ramos (for Mengmeng Tong)
Light triggered the hemolytic toxin production of fish-killing Raphidophyte: Heterosigma akashiwo
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POSTERS

S10-P1 Kuo Wang*
Barrier effect of the Pearl River estuarine plume on wind-induced coastal upwelling of nutrients

S10-P2 Sayaka Yasunaka
Spatio-temporal variability of surface water pCO2 and nutrients in the tropical Pacific from 1981 to 2015

S10-P4 Mariia Shulgina*
Long-term trend of the diatom Thalassiosira nordenskioeldii population dynamics from the northwestern Sea of Japan

S10-P6 Tamisha Yazzie*
Optimizing the PCR clean-up method for 18S amplicons generated from phytoplankton samples collected in Bellingham Bay

S10-P8 Takafumi Hirata
Relationships between the cell size and the primary production for diatoms, haptophytes and cyanobacteria in Japanese waters

Stephani Zador (Invited)
Merging contextual ecosystem advice with single-species stock assessment to inform fisheries managers in times of extreme environmental changes
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Anne Hollowed
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Fisheries Initiative: Long-term projections

Szymon Surma*
Towards ecosystem-based management of Northeast Pacific herring fisheries

Isaac C. Kaplan
Fragile ecosystems, robust assessments? Performance testing stock assessments for the California Current and Nordic and Barents Seas under climate change

Phoebe Woodworth-Jefcoats
Ideas on how to incorporate EBFM into a pelagic longline tuna fishery

James A. Smith
An evaluation of dynamic and static spatial management in a swordfish fishery: Balancing economic and bycatch concerns
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Yan-Lun Wu
Application of time series analysis to detect the effect of multi-scale climate indices on global yellowfin tuna population
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Johanna Wren*
Network analysis in the Hawai’i-based longline fishery reveal spatiotemporal changes in network complexity and species association from 1995-2019

S11-D2-1100-Tommasi.pdf
Integration of multiannual climate predictions in the estimation of stock status and rebuilding time frames for highly migratory species

Melissa Karp*
Accounting for shifting distributions and changing productivity in U.S. marine fisheries management: challenges and recommendations

Fan Zhang*
Regime shift and early warning signals of Atlantic cod and American plaice on Grand Bank off Newfoundland
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Kristin Marshall
A multi-model approach to better understanding the robustness of management of Pacific hake to environmental variability

Elliott Hazen (for Heather Welch*)
Environmental indicators to reduce loggerhead turtle bycatch offshore of Southern California

Briana Abrahms*
The only constant is change: Incorporating socioecological variability into protected species management
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Johanna Wren* (for Donald R. Kobayashi)
Assessing the vulnerability of marine life to climate change in the Pacific Islands region

Carrie Holt
Incorporating climate, oceanographic and ecological change considerations into population assessments in Canada: A review and recommendations

James T. Thorson
Measuring the impact of oceanographic indices on species distribution shifts: The spatially varying effect of cold-pool extent in the eastern Bering Sea

Yumeng Pang*
Environmental effects on reproductive traits in cold/warm-water squids: implications on catch fluctuation

Xiutang Yuan
Impact of seawater acidification and warming on the early development of the sea cucumber Apostichopus japonicus (Selenka) (Echinodermata: Holothuroidea)
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Brian K. Wells
Environmental determinants of spatiotemporal variability in salmon forage and its direct and indirect effects on salmon recruitment

Barbara Muhling
Shifting distributions of fisheries for juvenile albacore in the eastern North Pacific
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Desiree Tommasi (for Kisei Tanaka*)
Prospects for environmental prediction of annual fishery range expansion and contraction: a case study in the Northwest Atlantic

Tatiana V. Kozlova
Dynamics of Pink Salmon (Oncorhynchusgorbuscha) abundance in the Tatar Strait rivers (Sea of Japan)

POSTERS

S11-P1 David Costalago
Is there a disruption in the food-web pathways in the Strait of Georgia that might be related to the declines in the Pacific salmon and Pacific herring in Canada?

S11-P3 Mikale Milne
Traditional Intertidal Species Regression Study

Jody M. Klymak (Invited )
Submesoscale observations in the Northeast Pacific

Tara Howatt*
Glider observations of downwelling processes and zooplankton distributions in Clayoquot Canyon

Vadim Navrotsky
Interaction of multi-scale dynamic processes in the coastal ocean and their biological impacts
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Hui Liu
Impacts of the Loop Current associated mesoscale processes on zooplankton communities in the northern Gulf of Mexico

Annalisa Bracco
Role of submesoscale circulations in vertical transport within and across the mixed-layer

Hiromichi Ueno
Eddy yield in the North Pacific
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Hanna Na
Kuroshio variability and its relationship with mesoscale eddies in the southern East China Sea

Xiaopei Lin
Meridional heat transport variability induced by mesoscale processes in the subpolar North Atlantic

Andrey Andreev
Water dynamics in the western Bering Sea and its impact on chlorophyll concentration and chum salmon abundance
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Elena Ustinova
Impact of mesoscale variability in the Northwest Pacific on the saury, sardine and mackerels fishery in summer and autumn in recent years
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Réka Domokos
Spatiotemporal variability of two North Pacific fronts and their effects on micronekton

Dongfeng Xu
Diel vertical migration of zooplankton and micronekton on the northern slope of the South China Sea observed by a moored ADCP

Olga Trusenkova
Mesoscale and submesoscale dynamic structures off the Russian coast in the northwestern Japan/East Sea and their impact on chlorophyll-a concentration: Satellite imagery and moored profiler measurements

POSTERS

S12-P1 Yoshikazu Sasai
Impact of ocean physics on marine ecosystems in the Kuroshio and Kuroshio Extension regions: A high-resolution coupled physical-biological model study

S12-P3 Isao Fujita
Regional differences in the impact of mesoscale eddies on Chlorophyll in the North Pacific

Cheryl L. Barnes*
Development of a predation index to assess spatiotemporal variation in consumption of Walleye Pollock in the Gulf of Alaska

Hiroko Sasaki
Spatial estimation of prey consumption by sei, Bryde’s and common minke whales in the western North Pacific during the summers of 2008 – 2009: Density surface model approach
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Yoko Goto
Daily food requirements of Steller sea lion, spotted seal and ribbon seal distributed along the coast of the Nemuro Strait, Hokkaido, Japan

Andrew Trites
Daily prey consumption by marine mammals is a function of their cost of living

Szymon Surma*
Modeling the importance of prey quality to endothermic predators in the Northeast Pacific

Jacob Weil
Variability in the energy density of prey and its consequences for growth in juvenile Chinook Salmon

David Beauchamp (Invited)
Ontogenetic shifts in the trophic role and consumption demand by Chinook salmon and Pacific herring in Puget Sound

Gemma Carroll*
Environmental drivers of variation in energy intake by Pacific bluefin tuna over 15 years

Andrew Trites
Shifts in prey consumption by seals and sea lions in the North Pacific

Meredith Elliott (for Pete Warzybok)
Prey switching and consumption by seabirds in the central California Current upwelling ecosystem: Implications for forage fish management

Tsutomu Tamura
Estimation of prey consumption by marine mammals in the PICES regions - Update of Hunt et al. (2000)

Caihong Fu
Assessing decadal changes in prey consumption by marine mammals and forecasting the impacts of marine mammals off western Canada
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Szymon Surma*
Marine mammal prey consumption and competition with fisheries in the Northeast Pacific

POSTERS

S13-P1 Brian Hunt
A marine salmon diet database for the North Pacific

S13-P2 Sarah Ann Thompson
Effects of ocean climate on forage fish condition in the Gulf of Alaska

Sean Pascoe (Invited)
Integrating economic and social objectives in marine resource management: Australian experiences

Raphael K. Roman*
How fisheries portfolio diversification can enhance social-ecological resilience along the Sanriku Coast of Japan

Hiroaki Sugino*
Infrastructuring big data of multi-species fishery catch for agile-up fishery strategy

Timothy Frawley*
Recent changes to the structure and function of the North Pacific albacore fishery

Iwao Fujii*
Capacity building for the successful management of the high seas, with a focus on NGOs – in the context of the Pacific region

Yu-San Han
Dispersal routes of Japanese glass eel in the East Asian continental shelf and its sustainable use

Meng Su
Marine fishery development and user rights management in Jimo (China)

Minje Choi*
Comparative analysis of stock assessment models for planning the effective fishery resource management: Analyzing potential yield of West sea, Republic of Korea

Nicole Lovenduski (PLENARY)
Decadal predictions of ocean biogeochemistry in the North Pacific

Takeshi Doi (Invited)
Seasonal-interannual prediction of sea surface height using an ocean-atmosphere dynamical model “SINTEX-F”

Kelly Kearney
Seasonal forecast skill for the Bering Sea cold pool

Emily L. Norton*
The importance of environmental exposure history in forecasting Dungeness crab megalopae occurrence using J-SCOPE, a high-resolution model for the US Pacific Northwest

Michael Malick*
Skill and uncertainty of environmentally driven forecasts of Pacific hake distribution

Toru Miyama
Marine heatwave of sea surface temperature of the Oyashio region in summer since 2010

Baolan Wu*
The impact of Atlantic Multi-Decadal Oscillation on the North Pacific subtropical mode water
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Shuyang Ma*
Climate variability patterns and their ecological effects on ecosystems in the northwestern North Pacific
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Shoshiro Minobe
Basin-scale relations between marine ecosystem indices and physical environment in North Pacific
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Peter Kuriyama*
Applying empirical dynamic modelling to identify intraspecific spatial scales of dynamics and improve in-sample predictability in the CalCOFI ichthyoplankton survey

Albert J. Hermann
Expanding the biophysical ensemble: hybrid dynamical-statistical downscaling methods based on spatial/temporal scale

Stephanie Brodie* (Invited)
Exploring the determinants of ecological predictability

Yongjun Tian
Regime shifts in the fish assemblages around Japan over the last century and their early warning signals
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Caihong Fu (for Chuanbo Guo*)
Interactive effects of fishing, ocean acidification and ocean warming on a marine ecosystem off western Canada

Megan Cimino*
Winter preconditioning, mesoscale variability and geomorphology influence the distribution and abundance of krill in the California Current System
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Jerome Fiechter
A downscaling approach to predict climate change effects on forage fish abundance and distribution in the California Current
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Andrey Krovnin
Prospects of long-range prediction of changes in fish stocks based on the large-scale climatic factors in the Northern Hemisphere

POSTER

S15-P1 Masami Nonaka
Potential predictability of interannual-to-decadal variability in eddy activity in the Kuroshio Extension

Pei-Chi Ho*
Body size, light intensity and nutrient supply determine plankton stoichiometry in mixotrophic plankton food webs

Siyu Jiang*
Comparison of phytoplankton growth and mortality in oligotrophic subtropical North Pacific and Eastern Indian Ocean
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M. James McLaughlin
An investigation of the biophysical oceanography in coastal waters of north-western Australia and photo-physiological response of phytoplankton to tidal mixing

Samantha Zeman*
Copepod community dynamics across a shelf and oceanic gradient in the northeast Pacific from 1998-2016

C. Tracy Shaw
Population dynamics of the euphausiids Euphausia pacifica and Thysanoessa spinifera, with notes on Thysanoessa inspinata, off of Newport, Oregon, USA

Jennifer L. Fisher
Comparison of condition metrics and lipid content between Euphausia pacifica and Thysanoessa spinifera in the northern California Current, USA

Iria Giménez*
Developing a mechanistic understanding of ocean acidification sensitivity in marine bivalves: Experimentally decoupling pH and saturation state and reproducing natural variability
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Julie E. Keister
Climate controls on zooplankton composition and ocean-estuary exchange in the Strait of Juan de Fuca, USA

Minna Hiltunen
The quality of juvenile salmon prey during early marine residence in Puget Sound, WA, USA

POSTERS

BIO-P1 Minji Lee*
Seasonal dynamics of phytoplankton community using microscopic and Chemotax pigment analysis in Seomjin River Estuary, Korea

BIO-P3 JunSu Kang
Zooming in microbiome dynamics for short and intensive observation (replace) during Akashiwo sanguinea (Dinophyta) blooms

BIO-P4 Hyun-Jung Kim
Analysis of planktonic bivalve larvae focusing on Anadara kagoshimensis and Tegillarca granosa and using metagenomics next-generation sequencing in the Boseong coastal waters, South Korea

BIO-P5 Joon Sang Park and Seung Won Jung
Description of new vessel hull fouling diatom Olifantiella (Naviculales, Bacillariophyceae) from the northwest temperate Pacific region

BIO-P6 Yuichiro Yamada
The utilization of cold-water zooplankton as prey for chum salmon fry (Oncorhynchus keta) in Yamada Bay, Iwate, Pacific coast of northern Japan

BIO-P7 Akiyuki Kenmochi*
Population dynamics of marine cladocerans in the offshore area in Suruga Bay, Japan

BIO-P8 Colleen Harpold
Basin-shelf connectivity of the zooplankton community in Bering Canyon, Alaska USA

BIO-P9 Kiyotaka Hidaka
Plankton production in spring around the Izu Ridge, south of Honshu, Japan

BIO-P10 Jun Nishikawa
Life history and food-habit of a lophogastrid Gnathophausia longispina in Suruga Bay, Japan

BIO-P11 Yumiko Obayashi
Responses of bacterial communities and extracellular enzyme activities to addition of protein or free amino acids in the subtropical and subarctic North Pacific

BIO-P12 Joon Sang Park
Response of the ubiquitous pelagic diatom Fragilaripsis doliolus to manganese nodule exposure

BIO-P13 Anna S. Vazhova*
Oceanological, hydrochemical and micronecton investigations in the upper epipelagic zone of the northeastern Pacific Ocean in march 2019

Ryan Rykaczewski
Revisiting Lasker’s stable ocean hypothesis: The influence of wind events on larval fish mortality in the southern California Current Ecosystem

Yuki Takemuro*
Impacts of environmental changes on ichthyoplankton assemblages in the northern Bering Sea
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Lingbo Li
Distributional changes of NE Pacific groundfish owe more to ontogeny than to temperature change
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Peng Sun
Environmental variables effects on the early growth of largehead hairtail (Trichiurus japonicus) in China Seas
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Hyunjoo Lee*
Estimation of the potential fisheries production in the Korean waters based on ecosystem approach

Olga Novikova
Influence of external environmental factors on the dynamics of the number of cod and saffron cod of the Eastern part of the sea of Okhotsk

Olga Zikunova
State of chinook salmon Oncorhynchus tschawytscha (Walbaum) stock in Kamchatka territory

POSTERS

FIS-P1 Mikhail Stepanenko
Interannual diversity Bering Sea pollock spatial distribution due to ocean warming in continental shelves of the Bering and southern Chukchi Seas

FIS-P4 Jennifer Boldt for (Hilari Dennis-Bohm*)
Whole body energy density of juvenile Pacific Herring (Clupea pallasii) in the Strait of Georgia in the fall of 2012-2018

FIS-P5 Steve Lindley
Impact of a marine heat wave on Pacific salmon habitat

FIS-P7 Kei Nakaya*
Seasonal occurrence pattern of leptocephali in the north Satsunan area, southern Japan

FIS-P8 Hiromichi Igarashi
Potential habitat of skipjack tuna in the western North Pacific using HIMAWARI satellite data

FIS-P9 Svetlana Ovsyannikova
Interalnual features of Walleye pollock distribution off the southern Kuril Islands

FIS-P11 Jin Gao
Spatio-temporal modelling of size distributions with incomplete survey data in a flat fish

FIS-P13 Lingbo Li
Reconstructing salmon runs to support sustainable fisheries management

FIS-P14 Christopher N. Rooper
Predicting spatially explicit growth potential and contribution to recruitment for Pacific Ocean perch in the Gulf of Alaska

Amy Uhrin
Marine debris as bycatch: Using fishery observer data to estimate trends over time in the North Pacific Subtropical Convergence zone

Moemi Okamoto
Occurrences of microplastics in surface water of Bisunumati and Bagmati Rivers, and on the roads in Kathmandu city, Nepal
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POSTERS

MEQ-P2 Daisuke Ambe
Monitoring for radiocesium in sea-sediment around off Fukushima

Marisol Garcia Reyes (for Kathleen Dohan)
Dynamic biogeography of the subarctic North Pacific

Hiromichi Ueno
Global distribution and interannual variation of winter halocline
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Sheng Chen*
Impact of surface waves on wind stress under low to moderate wind conditions

Siyu Chen*
Effects of the non-breaking surface wave induced vertical mixing on winter mixed layer depth in subtropical regions

Emanuele Di Lorenzo
The 2019 Alaskan Heatwave and recent changes in North Pacific climate

Yajuan Song
An evaluation of the short-term prediction skill of FIO-ESM in the North Pacific

Miaki Muramatsu*
Pacific water in the northeastern Chukchi Sea
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POSTERS

POC-P1 Donghyeon Yu
Short-term forecasting for Korean coastal sea surface temperature and monitoring its levels based on Machine-Learning algorithms

POC-P2 Jae-Hun Park
Prediction of SST fronts using a recurrent neural network (RNN) in the South Sea of Korea

Alison Morrow (Invited)
Be your own newsroom: How to make your science engaging

Tutorial 1: Elevator Pitch
Leads: Jackie King, Alison Morrow and Manu Di Lorenzo
“Use the ‘Message Box’ to get to the essence of your science message. Practice a pitch to recap shortly who you are and what you do. You need to be persuasive. Even though it's a short pitch, your ‘Elevator Pitch’ should be compelling enough to spark the listener's interest in your idea, organization, or background.”

Let’s hear the pitches!
“Volunteer to give your Elevator Pitch and get feedback.”

Tutorial 2: News/Blogs/Podcasts – Making your story news appealing
Leads: Alison Morrow and Matt Baker
“Take your best science idea and write a short news piece that will engage a broader audience. Organize yourself to be ready with your own newsroom. We’ll share our news pieces, and get feedback. We’ll also use writing tips to develop an engaging blog post.”

Cherisse Du Preez (Invited)
Communicating science through social media 101: the art of speaking nerdy

Tutorial 3: Developing a social media presence
Lead: Cherisse Du Preez
“Develop or share a strategy for a twitter-style presence. Who is your audience? What is your unique message and narrative?”

Tutorial 4: Elevator Pitch
Lead: Manu Di Lorenzo
“Publish a clear and engaging science video quickly, and learn how to communicate your message directly. Participants will be grouped into small teams to produce a video. Laptops with video editing software will be available.”

Let’s Watch Our Videos!
“Finish producing our videos and show them off for feedback.”

David Wilson (Invited)
The International Pacific Halibut Commission: approaching 100 years of science-based fishery management decision making

Allan Hicks
Accounting for temporal variability in productivity and dynamic reference points in tactical and strategic decision-making

Roman Novikov
Features of the Pacific halibut fishery in the western part of the North Pacific Ocean

Ian Stewart
Fully subscribed: Evaluating yield trade-offs among sectors utilizing the Pacific halibut resource

Mark Lomeli (Invited)
Reducing Pacific halibut bycatch in groundfish bottom trawl fisheries: A review of trawl modifications

Geoffrey M. Mayhew*
Model-based discard mortality rates of Pacific halibut from covariates in the North Pacific trawl fishery

Sarah Webster
Alaska’s approach to estimating recreational discard mortality of Pacific halibut

Claude L Dykstra
Improving discard mortality rate estimates of Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) in the directed longline fishery

Anita Kroska*
Controlled experiments to explore the use of a multi-tissue approach to characterizing stress in wild-caught Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis)

Inigo Novales Flamarique
The visual system of flatfish: how retinal studies can help assess and reduce fisheries bycatch mortality
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Janet Duffy-Anderson (Invited)
Process and mechanistic studies of Pacific halibut early life stages can inform management strategy and decision making in the North Pacific

Lauri Sadorus
Early life connectivity of Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) within and between the Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska
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Timothy Loher
Movements of Pacific Halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) in the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands: evidence of variance in relative connectivity and regional spawning dynamics

Cheryl L. Barnes*
Assessing the potential for competition between Pacific halibut and arrowtooth flounder in the Gulf of Alaska
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Gordon H. Kruse
Environmental, ecological, and fishery effects on size-at-age of Pacific halibut

Brian Ritchie
Exploring the role of diet in driving declining size-at-age in Pacific halibut in the Gulf of Alaska



POSTERS

W2-P1 Timothy Loher (for Lorenz Hauser)
Genetic population structure of Pacific halibut: Progress to date

W2-P2 Teresa Fish*
Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) maturity status explored via histology and macroscopic maturity staging methods

W2-P3 Anna Simeon*
Genetic sex identification of Pacific Halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) commercial landings

W2-P4 Josep Planas
Identification of molecular growth signatures in skeletal muscle of juvenile Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) for monitoring growth patterns in wild fish

W2-P5 Lauri Sadorus
A decade of coastwide environmental monitoring on the annual IPHC fishery-independent setline survey and practical applications of the data in a spatio-temporal assessment model

W2-P6 Dana Rudy*
Can we reconstruct the growth history of the Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) population by otolith increment analysis?

W2-P7 Joan Forsberg
Re-ageing of archived otoliths from the 1920s to the 1990s at the International Pacific Halibut Commission

W2-P8 Roman N. Novikov
First records of killer whales (Orcinus orca) depredation on Greenland turbot (Reinhardtius hippoglossoides) and Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) fisheries in Western Bering Sea.

Yuuki Terada (Invited)
Let’s play the fishing village revitalization game to achieve sustainable fisheries development in the PICES regions

Kuh Kim (Invited)
History of PAMS, CREAMS-I and II (JES) with important findings in 1981-2005
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Vyacheslav Lobanov
Toward CREAMS 3.0: recent achievements of collaborative studies in the northern Asian marginal seas and future challenges for sustainable development of the region

Jing Zhang
Material exchanges between land and the open ocean - A framework for cooperative studies in the western North Pacific Marginal Seas (WESTPAC WG06)

Takafumi Yoshida
NOWPAP activities and cooperation with PICES

Olga Novikova
Influence of external environmental factors on dynamics of the number of cod and saffron cod of the eastern part of the Sea of Okhotsk

Xinzheng Li
Long-term variations of macrobenthic communities from the Yellow Sea and East China Sea, under the climate change

Ji Hyun Kim*
Long-term variations in nutrient concentrations in the upper layer of the East/Japan Sea
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KyungJae Lee*
Statistical characteristics of East Sea (Japan Sea) mesoscale eddies detected, tracked, and grouped using satellite altimeter data from 1993 to 2017

Jiwon Kang
Non-seasonal variability of the Kuroshio shelf intrusion and its associated changes in the ocean environment over the East China Sea during 1993-2017

Hojun Lee*
Observations on the cyclonic circulation semi-persistently formed in the northern East China Sea

Min-Young Lee
The monthly wet depositional fluxes of organic matter in precipitation of Jeju Island

Yong Xu
Spatial pattern of benthic macroinvertebrate communities and the relationship with environmental variables in the East China Sea shelf

Guebuem Kim
Estimating the vertical fluxes of nutrients using Ra-228 as a tracer in the East/Japan Sea
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Kazuki Ogi*
Effects of strong turbulent mixing on phytoplankton around the Tokara strait

JiYun Shin*
Intraseasonal abyssal current variability of bottom-trapped topographic Rossby waves in southwestern East Sea (Japan Sea)

Dongfeng Xu
Diel vertical migration of zooplankton and micronekton on the northern slope of the South China Sea observed by a moored ADCP

POSTER

W4-P1 Koki Mukai*
Effect of environmental factors on bloom formation of the toxic dinoflagellate Alexandrium catenella in Kariya Bay of northern Kyushu in Japan

Sonia Batten
Background and evolution of the North Pacific CPR Survey

William Sydeman
A review of studies using the data to understand upper trophic level dynamics

Sanae Chiba
A review of studies using the western Pacific CPR survey data

Pierre Helaouet (Invited)
60 years of plankton community in the northern North Atlantic Ocean

Brian Hunt
Defining isoscapes in the Northeast Pacific as an index of ocean productivity

Brian Allan Hoover*
Interannual variation in regional zooplankton community structure in the eastern North Pacific

Clare Ostle*
Extending the North Pacific CPR Survey pole-ward into the Arctic and potential future investigations
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POSTER

W5-P1 Yutaka Fukai*
Seasonal abundance, population structure, and diel changes in abundance of five large dominant copepods evaluated by CPR samples collected in the western subarctic Pacific

Chanda J. Littles* (Invited)
Coastal ecosystem services in the Temperate Northern Pacific: An emphasis on beneficiaries

Peng Zhao*
Developing a system of environmental-economic accounting for oceans: A Chinese perspective

Gisele Magnusson
Ocean Accounts for Canada

Elena Eriksen (Invited)
WGIBAR activities and development integrated ecosystem assessments for the Barents Sea with prospect for connecting WGICA activities

Hiromichi Ueno
Pacific water in the northeastern Chukchi Sea

Lisa Eisner
Variations in spring and summer phytoplankton communities across water mass gradients in the Chukchi Sea

Yuri Fukai*
Spatial changes of phytoplankton community in the northern Bering Sea during summers of 2017 and 2018

Yoshiyuki Abe*
Spatial and inter-annual changes in zooplankton community structure in the western Arctic Ocean during summers of 2008−2017

Sei-Ichi Saitoh
Multiple facets of marine biodiversity in the Pacific Arctic under future climate

POSTERS

W7-P1 Rebecca Schijns*
What has Canada caught, and how much is left? Combining catch reconstructions in three oceans with current biomass estimates

W7-P2 Yutaka Fukai*
Temporal changes of zooplankton community and population structure in the northern Bering Sea from June to September in 2017

W7-P3 Yutaka Fukai*
Yearly comparison on abundance, horizontal, and vertical distribution of epipelagic ctenophores and scyphomedusae in the northern Bering Sea in summer of 2017 and 2018: Quantification by underwater video imaging analysis

Stephane Gauthier (Invited)
Bottom-moored echosounders to monitor the migration dynamics of fish populations

Kouichi Sawada (Invited)
Development of monitoring techniques for zooplankton using multi-frequency profilers-moored in Yamada bay, Tohoku, Japan
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Wooseok Oh
Vertical Distribution and density of Antarctic silverfish (Pleuragramma antarcticum) in the Ross Sea, Antarctic using Multi-frequency

Yanhui Zhu*
Assessment of fishery resources around Set-net using acoustic methods for sustainable fishery

Inwoo Han
Estimating the species identification and abundance of Antarctic Krill (Euphausia superba) Using 2-frequency difference method

Hyoung Sul La
Zooplankton Acoustic Surveys of Korea Polar Research Institute in the Polar Oceans

Steve Pearce
Bio-acoustic monitoring with the Acoustic Zooplankton Fish Profiler

Lu Guan*
Long-term bio-acoustics monitoring of zooplankton dynamics in Saanich Inlet (British Columbia, Canada)

Mei Sato
“Seeing” prey provides insights into the decline of southern resident killer whales
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Rhonda Reidy
Mapping prey fields of foraging humpback whales in British Columbia, Canada
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Kyounghoon Lee
Correlation analysis between fish and zooplankton in cold water mass using acoustic survey

Wu-Jung Lee
Interoperating ocean sonar data of heterogeneous sources using echopype

Jeff Dorman Spatial organization and abundance indicators of Euphausiids across the California Current Ecosystem

POSTER

W8-P2 Kenji Minami
Acoustic reflection intensity of Sargassum horneri

Emily Grason (Invited)
Community science to capture the leading edge of an invasion: European green crab on Washington State’s inland shorelines

Alexandra C.D. Davis*
Developing spatially explicit tools to minimize costs and maximize benefits of marine invasive species control

Claudio DiBacco
Development of an aquatic invasive species monitoring program: past, present and next steps

Thomas W. Therriault
A collaborative science-based approach to non-indigenous species monitoring on British Columbia’s North Coast

POSTER

W9-P1 Kyoungsoon Shin
Preliminary study on risk assessment of in-water cleaning method to remove the ship’s hull fouling organisms.

Shin-ichi Uye (Invited)
Zooplankton production in temperate coastal waters: from individual to community level

Pei-Chi Ho*
Prey stoichiometry, primary production, and plankton composition influence production of marine zooplankton

John F. Dower
What have we learned from 13 years of chitobiase-based measurements of crustacean zooplankton productivity along Canada’s west coast?
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Shin-ichi Uye
Seasonal population dynamics, biomass, production, and feeding of the chaetognath Aidanosagitta crassa in a temperate eutrophic inlet

Hui Liu
A simulation model for estimating the growth and production of jellyfish (Aurelia aurita)

Akash Sastri
Chitobiase-based estimates of developing biomass, growth rate, biomass production rate for a synchronous cohort of Pseudodiaptomus inopinus in culture
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Kazuaki Tadokoro
Application of the physiological model to the existing data sets for estimating zooplankton production rates

Karyn Suchy
Biomass production rates of copepod communities along the West Coast of Vancouver Island and in the Strait of Georgia, BC, Canada: An application of multiple empirical growth rate models
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Lidia Yebra
A global collaboration for the worldwide mapping of marine zooplankton biomass and production

POSTERS

W10-P1 Takeru Kanayama*
Trophic sources and feeding impacts of microzooplankton on phytoplankton community in the Kuroshio

W10-P2 Fukutaro Karu*
Energy sources and feeding impacts of mesozooplankton community in the Kuroshio

W10-P3 Megu Iwazono (and Toru Kobari)*
Evaluation of protein synthetases activity as a proxy for zooplankton biomass and production rate using cultured copepod population, Pseudodiaptomus inopinus

Kazuhiro Oshima (Invited)
Results of stock assessment on Pacific saury by the NPFC
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Chuanxiang Hua* (Invited)
Aggregation habitat variation of Pacific saury and its influence factors based on HSI model

Taiki Fuji
Habitat of Pacific saury Cololabis saira is affected by the distributional change of other small pelagic fishes in the North Pacific

Vladimir Kulik
The impact of water temperature on the Pacific saury catch distribution

Bai Li* (Invited)
Estimating spatial non-stationary environmental effects on the distribution of Pacific saury in the Northwest Pacific Ocean

Chih-hao Hsieh
Ensemble forecasting of spatial distribution of Pacific Saury (Cololabis saira) in the Northwestern Pacific Ocean
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Midori Hashimoto
Pattern transition of age-specific distribution for Pacific saury Cololabis saira in the Northwestern Pacific Ocean
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Shin-Ichiro Nakayama
Property of Pacific saury recruitment in the North Pacific Ocean
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Kirill Kivva (for Andrey Krovnin)
The climate impact on Pacific saury (Cololabis saira) stock dynamics

Yong Chen (REPLACEMENT)
Incorporating changes in environmental conditions in fish stock assessment Discussion of mechanisms for further research on interaction of ecosystem and saury and consequences for estimating abundance

Elizabeth Logerwell (for Susanne McDermott) (Invited)
Steller sea lions and Atka mackerel in the Aleutian Islands; abundance and spatial patterns in fish distributions - A tale of scale

Ivonne Ortiz
Northern fur seals and competing pollock fish predators in the eastern Bering Sea: variability in prey size availability and spatial overlap
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Andrew Trites
Evaluating competition between marine mammals and fisheries: a case study of the southern resident killer whales

Abigail McCarthy
Spatial distribution of fin (Balaenoptera physalus) and humpback (Megaptera novaeangliae) whales in relation to environment and acoustically measured prey distribution
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Yutaka Watanuki
Potential competition between fish and seabirds: A case study in the Bering Sea
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Caihong Fu
Assessing food competition between marine mammals and fisheries off western Canada over the past six decades
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Kirstin Holsman (Invited)
Beyond singular driver-response tipping points and thresholds, recent examples and emerging approaches

Ryan Kelly (Invited)
Using environmental DNA (eDNA) to track changes in species and ecosystems

Hitoshi Araki (Invited)
Environmental DNA for fish monitoring in the wild

Joanna Strzelecki
Evaluation of infauna community structure through microscopy and eDNA

Matthew Lemay
A census of coastal biodiversity through DNA Barcodes
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Kristina M. Miller
Multi-species quantitation with eDNA – is it possible?

Caterina R. Giner*
Assessing the seasonality of the planktonic protists in the Northern Strait of Georgia, British Columbia (Canada)

Colleen Kellogg
Microbial diversity along a land-sea continuum in coastal British Columbia: Using microbial source tracking to resolve the terrestrial influence on coastal ecosystems
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Svetlana Esenkulova
Metabarcoding, qPCR, and microscopy identification of taxa associated with harmful algal blooms

Junya Hirai*
Metabarcoding diet analysis for revealing predator-prey relationships during the spawning period of Japanese sardine and Pacific round herring in Tosa Bay

Jacqueline L. Maud*
Marine food webs: what can metabarcoding tell us about the true trophic pathways of the dominant mesozooplankton of the Strait of Georgia

Fanyu Zhou*
Possible prey of three species of euphausiids in the North Pacific Ocean inferred from DNA metabarcoding

Strahan Tucker
Diet segregation of Northwest Pacific pinniped communities; Application of novel high-throughput DNA techniques to scat

Jennifer Sunday
Tracking seawater eDNA in British Columbia coastal waters
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POSTERS

W14-P1 Hui Zhang
Seasonal fish assemblage structure based on environmental DNA in the Yangtze Estuary as a primary study

W14-P2 Shufang Liu
DNA barcoding: A potential tool for fishery biodiversity conservation

Debra P.C. Peters (Invited)
AI and machine learning to improve understanding and prediction of complex ecosystem dynamics

Barbara Muhling
Using machine learning techniques to estimate pelagic species distributions under novel environmental conditions in the California Current system

Alexandra Branzan Albu
Computer vision-based detection of schools of herring from acoustic backscatter time series

Yi Xu
What will influence Chilko Lake sockeye salmon as climate changes?

Caihong Fu
A machine learning approach to evaluating the impacts of multiple stressors on biotic indices at multiple trophic levels
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Moritz Schmid
Application of machine learning to automated image analysis

William L. Michaels
Where is machine learning going in the marine world

Di Wan
Exploratory machine learning applications in oceanography

Ed Farley
The challenges to understand how rapid climate warming impacts marine ecology of Pacific salmon

Dick Beamish
2019 Gulf of Alaska Expedition

Alexey A. Somov* (Invited)
Overview of methodology and high level results of Russian salmon research and comparison with obtained results in 2019 GoA salmon expedition.

Evgeny Pakhomov and Laurie Weitkamp
Overview of preliminary findings during the February-March 2019 International Gulf of Alaska expedition

Laurie Weitkamp (Invited)
Pacific salmon ecosystems on the high seas: Initial findings from the Winter 2019 Gulf of Alaska Expedition

Physical and Biological Oceanography Panel
Results, hypotheses and recommendations for future research and methods
Panel: Gennady Kantakov (Russia), Anna Vazhova (Russia), Brian Hunt (Canada), Vishnu P.S. (Canada), Evgeny Pakhomov (Canada)

Anna Vazhova*
Hydrochemical study in open part of the Gulf of Alaska in the winter 2019

Vishnu P S
Winter dynamics of phytoplankton biomass in the Gulf of Alaska derived from Sentinel 3 Imagery

Brian Hunt
Mega-swarm of northern sea nettles (Chrysaora melanaster) in the Gulf of Alaska in the winter of 2019

Salmon and higher trophic levels panel
Results, links to physical and biological oceanography hypotheses and recommendations for future research and methods.
Panel: Svetlana Esenkulova (Canada), Albina Kanzeparova (Russia), Chrys Neville (Canada), Aleksei Somov (Russia), Shigehiko Urawa (Japan), Charlie Waters (USA), Laurie Weitkamp (USA), Ed Farley (USA), Kentaro Honda (Japan)

Vladimir Radchenko
Pacific salmon abundance and biomass as estimated by trawl survey in the Gulf of Alaska in February-March 2019

Chrys M. Neville and R.J. Beamish
Changes in our thinking of the ocean life of sockeye salmon
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Shigehiko Urawa
Origins and status of chum salmon caught in the Gulf of Alaska in the winter of 2019

Kentaro Honda
Condition of Pacific salmon stocks in the summer Bering Sea
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Albina N. Kanzeparova*
Occurrence of non-salmonid species in the Northwestern Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Alaska during the 2019 winter survey

Oleg N. Katugin
Distribution patterns of squid in the upper epipelagic Gulf of Alaska in winter 2019

Charles D. Waters
Winter energetic status of Pacific salmon in the Gulf of Alaska
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Kristina Miller
Genomic science tools being implemented on samples from the first Gulf of Alaska expedition in 2019

Alexey Somov
Food habits of Pacific salmon in the North Pacific Ocean in winter 2019

Special topics - Stock ID, Plastics, Tagging at Sea
Panel: Chris Deeg (Canada), Evgeny Pakhomov (Canada), Brian Hunt (Canada), Kristi Miller (Canada)

Christoph M. Deeg
At sea genetic stock identification of overwintering coho salmon in the Gulf of Alaska: Evaluation of nanopore sequencing for remote real-time deployment

Gennady Kantakov and Vladimir Radchenko
Spatial distribution and abundance of floating macro-and microplastics based on visual observations and neuston net survey in the Gulf of Alaska in February-March 2019

Vladimir Radchenko
Live fish trap for pelagic trawl and problems of its use for salmon revealed at the international Gulf of Alaska expedition in winter 2019

Related Survey work in North Pacific Coastal regions
Eastern Pacific Panel: Kym Jacobson (USA), Laurie Weitkamp (USA), Jackie King (Canada), Chrys Neville (Canada), Ed Farley (USA)
Western Pacific Panel: Kentaro Honda (Japan), Vladimir Radchenko, Suam Kim (Korea)

Kym Jacobson (for Richard Brodeur)
Juvenile salmon and ocean ecosystem studies in the Northern California Current
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Chrys Neville
Annual surveys for juvenile Pacific salmon in the coastal waters of British Columbia
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Kentaro Honda
How does sea-entry condition of juvenile chum salmon affect their subsequent survival/growth? A case study in eastern Hokkaido, Japan
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Suam Kim
Chum salmon monitoring using electronic tags in Yeongok river of mid-eastern coast, Korea

Planning for 2021/2021 Survey Design Panel
Panel: Ed Farley (USA), Chrys Neville (Canada), Laurie Weitkamp, Shigehiko Urawa (Japan), Aleksei Somov (Russia)

Kjell Rong Utne (Invited)
IESSNS – International ecosystem survey in the Northeast Atlantic

Aleksandr Zavolokin
Non-anadromous species in the Subarctic North Pacific

Brian K. Wells
Integrating salmon ocean research results into a management framework

Facilitated session:
(1) Survey design/hypothesis/methods and relevance to resource management – starting with short presentation on potential 5 vessel survey design
(2) Approaches to data integration - presentation of contracted review of data integration – starting with short presentation on data integration review contract with Oceans Network Canada
(3) Gear issues - net, horsepower, vessel comparisons etc. – discussion
(4) Outreach and communications

POSTERS

W17-P1 Kathy Kuletz
Pacific Arctic seabird communities in a time of change

W17-P2 Matthew Baker
Applying NPRB Arctic IERP (2016-2019) research to inform an IEA in the Northern Bering Sea and Chukchi Sea

W17-P3 George A. Whitehouse
Sensitivity of Alaska marine food webs to mortality-based perturbations

W17-P4 Matthew Asplin
Synoptic meteorological controls on declining seasonal sea ice in the Bering and Chukchi Seas

POSTERS

W18-P1 Bum Soo Park
Dynamics of Amoebophrya parasites during recurrent blooms of the ichthyotoxic dinoflagellate Cochlodinium polykrikoides in Korean coastal waters

W18-P2 Elisa Berdalet
CoCliME: Investigating the socio-economic impacts of HABs through co-development with stakeholders in European marine coastal areas

Qingli Zhang (Invited)
Ecological risk of covert mortality nodavirus: from ponds to wild sea

Michael Rust (Invited) -- Video
Overview of the ICES Aquaculture Steering group and 7 working groups in aquaculture

GP-P1 Xuejuan Ren
Influence of El Niño events on wintertime North Pacific atmospheric river, water vapor transport and precipitation

GP-P2 Jocelyn Nelson
Vulnerability of marine ecosystems to stressors

GP-P3 Chunjiang Guan
Jellyfish blooms in coastal waters nearby thermal discharges of nuclear power plant

GP-P4 Ye Ji Lee*
Population structure of Ampithoe valida (Amphipoda) in Cheongsapo, Busan of South Korea

GP-P5 Kyeong Ok Kim
Development of a multi-target tissue approach for the prediction of non-uniform accumulation of radioactivity in fish

GP-P6 Byung-Chan Song*
Submarine Groundwater Discharge (SGD) and coastal biogeochemistry in Jeju Island by typhoon

GP-P7 Jin-Wook Song*
Spatio-temporal variations of Dissolved Organic Matter (DOM) in coastal water of Jeju Island

GP-P8 Ho-kyun Kim
Persistency in the DMSLs of sea level in the Coast of Korea

P-P9 Shirley Leung*
Separation of Pacific skipjack and bigeye tuna fishing grounds using public domain catch data

GP-P10 Matthew Lemay
Subtidal biodiversity on the central coast of British Columbia

GP-P12 Juhyun Yi*
Forecasting the demand of extruded pellet feed in Korea

GP-P13 Emily Warren*
Optimizing sea urchin gonad enhancement with newly-designed formulated feeds and assessing benthic impacts of commercial-scale sea urchin farming to ensure environmental sustainability.

GP-P14 Cole B. Brookson*
A traits-based approach to predict predator-prey uncoupling under climate change scenarios

GP-P17 Naoki Tojo (for Shohei Sasabe*)
A retrospective study on spatio-temporal dynamics of pacific herring (Clupea pallasii) spawning groups in East Bering Sea

GP-P18 Bryn Fedje
Transecting the Riverine Coastal Domain – observations of oceanographic properties on British Columbia’s central coast from an estuary to the open ocean

GP-P19 Yulia Stochkute
Influence of Northern Pacific centres of atmospheric action on thermal regime of north-western coast of the Bering Sea