North Pacific Marine Science Organization (PICES) PICES-MoE project on “Effects of marine debris caused by the Great Tsunami of 2011” Year 3 Final Scientific Report

U.s. Globec News9

1 Climate Change and Carrying Capacity 4 Integrated Assessment—Pacific Northwest 6 Southern Ocean Work Begins 8 U.S. GLOBEC Calendar 9 GLOBEC Activities in ICES 10 GLOBEC—International Whaling Commission 13 International Benguela Symposium 19 Scenes from U.S. GLOBEC Georges Bank Meeting U.S. GLOBEC recently convened a workshop to discuss a future research program on Climate Change and the Carry...

Influences of initial plankton biomass and mixed-layer depths on the outcome of iron-fertilization experiments

Topical issue on ‘‘SEEDS II: The Second Subarctic Pacific Iron Experiment for Ecosystem Dynamics Study.’’ The issue is compiled and guest-edited by the North Pacific Marine Science Organization (PICES) and International SOLAS. Available online 17 July 2009

PICES Scientific Report No. 29 2005 REPORT OF THE STUDY GROUP ON ECOSYSTEM-BASED MANAGEMENT SCIENCE AND ITS APPLICATION TO THE NORTH PACIFIC

Pices-globec International Program on Climate Change and Carrying Capacity Report of the 2000 Bass, Model, Monitor and Rex Workshops, and the 2001 Bass/model Workshop

The BASS Workshop on " The development of a conceptual model of the Subarctic Pacific basin ecosystems " discussed the possibility of applying ECOPATH/ECOSIM to the modeling of subarctic gyre ecosystems, based on presentations, the extended abstracts of which appear in the report. The workshop participants recognized that the Program has now entered its synthesis phase and the role of modeling ...

PICES Scientific Report No. 7 1997 WORKSHOP ON CONCEPTUAL/THEORETICAL STUDIES AND MODEL DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING THE MODEL TASK TEAM REPORT

Background information on numerical models of the circulation of the North Pacific has recently been presented in the report of PICES Working Group 7. This presentation highlights some of the more important points of that report and draws attention to some features of particular relevance to the CCCC program.