Theme Session N – An unexpected journey - continuing the pathway for oceanography in ICES science and advice

Book of abstracts of theme session N:

An Unexpected Journey - continuing the pathway for oceanography in ICES science and advice

Conveners: Francisco Campuzano (Portugal), Tomasz Dabrowski (Ireland), Tycjan Wodzinowski (Poland)

• CM 153: Oceanography as a tool in predicting larval movements and recruitment
• CM 203: Filling knowledge gaps with Lagrangian IBMs: aspects to be considered
• CM 210: Forecasting future fisheries: integrated ensemble projections and species distribution modelling to promote resilience in small fisheries
• CM 232: Integrating oceanography and pelagic fish distribution in the Bay of Biscay using a glider
• CM 246: Using ecological and oceanography techniques to evidence fish stock and habitat benefits of Offshore Aquaculture to inform future management and policy
• CM 287: Developing end-to-end models to simulate the dynamics of linked river and marine ecosystems
• CM 325: Temporal shifts in plankton community composition and phenology from the Bermuda Atlantic Time-Series (BATS)
• CM 326: Identified Floating Objects (IFOs) in the Bay of Biscay for biophysical studies
• CM 353: Assessing the impact of an offshore longline mussel farm on local circulation in a highly hydrodynamic energetic bay
• CM 372: Multiple roles of oceanography in a coastal upwelling ecosystem: from plankton abundance and community properties to fish dynamics
• CM 375: The Portuguese automatic ocean observing system
• CM 452: Exploring the impact of physical oceanography on inter- and intra-stock connectivity of a highly commercial species in the Mediterranean Sea
• CM 458: Collaborative ocean observation with the fishing industry: a win-win for science, industry, and sustainability
• CM 582: Quantifying frontal dynamics at ecologically and economically relevant spatial and temporal scales
• CM 585: Physical oceanography as a contributor to explain small pelagic eggs and larvae dispersion