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Description
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Day 1
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Monday 27 June 2005
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08:30 09:00
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Welcome and opening address Liana Talaue-McManus, LOICZ SSC Chair
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09:00 09:45
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Plenary 1: Human Dimensions and Global Environmental Change
Speaker: Barbara Goebel, Germany & Bill Young, Sweden
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09:45 10:30
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Plenary 2: Coastal ecology in a changing world: can we provide the answers we promised?
Speaker: Peter Herman, the Netherlands
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10:30 11:00
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Morning coffee
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11:00 12.40
Parallel Sessions
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T1.1: Climate change and the coastal zone
T1.2: Land ocean interaction on vulnerable coastal ecosystems (lagoons)
T1.3: Sediments flux to the coastal zone: climate change, anthropogenic influences and future trends
T1.4: Biogeochemical budgets
T1.5: Human coastal communities
Cross-cutting 1: Science, society and management of coastal zones
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12:40 14:00
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Lunch
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14:00 17.30
Workshops
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W1:1 Risk and vulnerability of coastal systems due to climate change
W2:1 Integrated coastal zone management and LOICZ Current status
W3.1: Coastal biogeochemical and ecological models
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15:30 16:00
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Afternoon tea
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16:00 16:45
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Parallel Workshops: Outcomes short report for presentation to Plenary.
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16:45 17:30
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Plenary Session: Workshop reports and discussion.
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17:30 19:30
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Poster sessions and Ice breaker
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Day 2
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Tuesday 28 June 2005
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09:00 09:45
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Plenary 3: Managing Canadas Oceans and Coasts: A Framework and an Emerging Plan
Speaker: Peter Harrison, Canada
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09:45 10.30
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Plenary 4: Interaction between Eutrophication and Suspended Matter Dynamics of a Shallow Coastal Sea
Speaker: Justus van Beusekom, Germany
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10:30 11:00
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Morning coffee
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11:00 12.40
Parallel Sessions
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T1.2: Geohazards, ground water and risk
T2.2: Ecosystems, land and sea use (deltas)
T3.2: Coastal waters ecohydrology: from the mountains to the coast
T4.2: Application of remote sensing for coastal area management
T5.2: Integrated assessment of coastal change and management: socio-economic modeling and future scenarios
Cross-cutting 2: Highlights of Dutch Coastal Zone research
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12:40 14:00
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Lunch
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14:00 17:30 Workshops
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W1.2: Issues in scale of bridging the natural and social sciences
W2.2: Conceptual synthesis of global coastal environments
W3.2: Integrating socio-economic variables in mapping and modeling material deliveries from catchment to coast
W4.2: Marine Protected Areas a management tool for ICZM?
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15:30 16:00
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Afternoon tea
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16:00 16:45
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Parallel Workshops: Outcomes short report for presentation to Plenary.
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16:45 17:30
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Plenary Session: Workshop reports and discussion.
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19:30
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Conference dinner
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Day 3
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Wednesday 29 June 2005.
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09:00 09:45
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Plenary 5: Making the connection between healthy waterways and healthy catchments
Speaker: Stuart Bunn, Australia
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09:45 10.30
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Plenary 6: Ecosystem-Based Knowledge for Coastal Governance.
Speaker: Stephen Olsen, USA
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10:30 11:00
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Morning coffee
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11:00 12.40
Parallel Sessions
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T1.3: Coastal assessments
T2.3: Urbanisation
T3.3: Nutrient flux to the coastal zone: trends and implications
T4.3: Shelf processes and the Earth system (joint session with IMBER/SOLAS)
T5.3: Coastal ecosystem governance
Cross-cutting 3: Coastal typologies and datasets
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12:40 14:00
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Lunch
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14:00 17:30
Workshops
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W1.3: Coastal assessments
W2.3: Gauging progress in coastal governance
W3.3: Implementation, Integration, and Participation: Strategies for LOICZ II
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15:30 16:00
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Afternoon tea
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16:00 16:45
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Parallel Workshops: Outcomes short report for presentation to Plenary.
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16:45 17:30
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Plenary Session: Workshop reports and discussion. Close of meeting.
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