[Coral-List] ICRS Symposium on Coral Reefs and Global Changes
Mark Eakin
Mark.Eakin at noaa.gov
Thu Nov 6 16:00:55 EST 2003
As part of Theme 2, Environmental Factors Controlling Coral Reef
Formation in Space and Time, a mini symposium series is planned on Coral
Reefs and Global Changes. This series will consist of six mini-symposia
discussing a wide range of global change aspects, focusing on sea level,
paleoclimatology, carbon, physical monitoring, community responses, and
societal implications. A focused panel discussion of important findings
will then follow in the "Special Session" time.
On behalf of the many organizers of these sessions, I encourage you to
submit abstracts to this exciting series that has great relevance to
problems facing reefs today.
*Coral Reefs and Global Changes*
*2-7* Coral Reefs and Global Change 1:Reef - Sea Level - Climate
Interaction through Time (Paul Blanchon <blanchon at mar.icmyl.unam.mx> and
Hironobu Kan <kan at cc.okayama-u.ac.jp>)
*2-8* Reefs and Global Change 2: Corals as Recorders of Past Climate
(Mark Eakin <Mark.Eakin at noaa.gov>, Eiji Matsumoto
<matsumot at ihas.nagoya-u.ac.jp>, and Andrea Grottoli
<grottoli at sas.upenn.edu>)
*2-9* Coral Reefs and Global Change 3: Corals, Carbon and Climate
(Joanie Kleypas <kleypas at ucar.edu>, Yoshimi Suzuki
<seysuzu at ipc.shizuoka.ac.jp>, and Chris Langdon
<langdon at ldeo.columbia.edu>)
*2-10* Coral Reefs and Global Change 4: Community Responses to
Bleaching: Recovery or Degradation? (Peter W. Glynn
<pglynn at rsmas.miami.edu>, Peggy Fong <pfong at biology.ucla.edu>, and Juan
Mate <matej at naos.si.edu>)
*2-11* Coral Reefs and Global Change 5: Reef and Societal
Implications of Bleaching (Al Strong <Alan.E.Strong at noaa.gov>, William
Skirving <William.Skirving at noaa.gov>, and Ove Hoegh-Guldberg
<oveh at uq.edu.au>)
*2-12* Coral Reefs and Global Change 6: Understanding the
Interactive Roles of Light, Sea Temperature and Carbon-Dioxide in Coral
Bleaching, Growth and Coral Recruit Health, Using Instrumented Arrays
and the CREWS Modeling System (Jim Hendee <Jim.Hendee at noaa.gov> and
Rusty Brainard <Rusty.Brainard at noaa.gov>)
*Special Session* (Presentations will not be accepted as this is a
summary session)
Coral Reefs and Global Change 7: The State of our Understanding: A
Synthesis, (Mark Eakin, Hajime Kayanne <kayanne at eps.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp>,
and all chairs)
Please visit http://www.plando.co.jp/icrs2004/ for instructions on
abstract submission, deadlines, registration and other information.
Copies of abstracts should be submitted on the conference website
(http://www.plando.co.jp/icrs2004/) and copied in an e-mail to the
organizer of the individual session.
See you in Okinawa!
Mark
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C. Mark Eakin, Ph.D.
Chief of NOAA Paleoclimatology and
Director of the World Data Center for Paleoclimatology
NOAA/National Climatic Data Center
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Boulder, CO 80305-3328
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