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18th annual aosb meeting

 

29 March 1 April, 1999
National Institute for Polar Research
Tokyo, Japan

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Sunday, 28 March
1700-1800 AOSB Steering Committee meeting
1800- Informal reception at hotel bar

 

Monday, 29 March
0930-0935 Opening of meeting by AOSB Chair (Fütterer)
0935-0945 Welcome from NIPR (NIPR Director-General, Professor Takeo Hirasawa)
0945-1000 Meeting arrangements and adoption of agenda
1000-1200
1000-1200
1000-1100
1100-1200
AOSB programs and interests
IAPP (Legendre)
NOW
Report from the SCG
1200-1300 Lunch
Hosted by the NIPR Director-General to honor the returning Japanese Antarctic expeditioners. 6th floor of NIPR building. All AOSB participants invited.
1300-1700
1300-1400
1400-1500
1500-1600
1600-1700
AOSB Programs and Interests
APARD (Fütterer)
Arctic Ocean remote sensing activities/GRASP (Gudmandsen)
Freshwater balance in the Arctic (Holland)
Shelf-basin interaction (Anderson and Clark)
1700-1800 Discussion, wrap-up, plans for Tuesday

 

Tuesday, 30 March
0900-1230
0900-0930
0930-1000
1000-1020
1020-1040
1040-1120
1120-1140
Related Arctic Ocean programs
VEINS and post-VEINS (Dickson)
SHEBA/JOIS (Clark and Bergmann)
ACSYS (Dickson)
BIODAFF (Weslawski)
ESOP-2 (Anderson and Gascard)
Nansen Arctic Drilling (Fütterer)
1140-1230 Discussion, wrap-up, plans for Wednesday
1230-1400 Lunch
1400-1800 Presentations on the NIPR and its programs (see below)
1900- Dinner hosted by NIPR

 

Wednesday, 31 March
0900-1030
0900-0930
0930-1000
1000-1030
Future directions for AOSB programs (Introduction)
Atlantic variability and global change (Dickson)
Research needs and opportunities for multiple platforms (Fütterer)
Data Management Plan in Russia (Vyazilov)
1030-1230 Relations to other Arctic science programs and organizations
--EU, LOIRA, European Polar Board (Fütterer)
1230-1300 Discussion, wrap-up, plans for Thursday

 

Thursday, 1 April
0900-1130 Future directions for AOSB programs (discussion and conclusions)
--Atlantic variability and global change
--Research needs and opportunities for multiple platforms
1130-1215 Management issues (including the workplan for the next year, the AOSB website, newsletter, brochure, etc)
1215-1230 Elections
1230 Adjourn


Please Note: Short session breaks will be added as needed. Tea, coffee, soft drinks and waster will be available throughout the day.

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Presentations on the NIPR and its programs;
Japanese Research Programs in the Arctic Ocean

Tuesday, March 30
14:00-14:10 Introduction on Japanese activity in the Arctic Ocean
(M. Fukuchi: CAEM, NIPR)
14:10-14:20 Establishment of Arctic Environment Research Center within NIPR
(H. Ito: AERC, NIPR)
14:20-14:50 Arctic Research by the Frontier Research System for Global Change
(M. Ikeda: Gr. Sch. Environmental Earth Sci., Hokkaido Univ.)
14:50-15:20 Arctic Ocean Research Activities of JAMSTEC
(T. Takizawa: JAMSTEC)
15:20-15:50 Satellite and ship observations in the sub-arctic North Pacific and marginal seas
(S. Saitoh: Fac. Fish., Hokkaido Univ.)
15:50-16:20 Can arctic cod be in an indicator species related to climatic change in the circumpolar marine ecosystem ?
(Y. Sakurai: Fac. Fish., Hokkaido Univ.)
16:20-16:50 Winter cruise 1999 in Greenland and Barents Seas
(H. Ito: AERC, NIPR)
16:50-17:20 Fjord study around Spitzbergen since 1991
(S. Ushio: AERC, NIPR)
17:20-17:50 NOW program
(T. Odate: Biology Dept., NIPR)

 

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Members:
Leif Anderson, Sweden
Martin Bergmann (alternate), Canada
Larry Clark (alternate), USA
John Cooley, Canada
Robert Dickson, United Kingdom
Mitsuo Fukuchi, Japan
Dieter Fütterer, Germany
Jean Claude Gascard, France
Preben Gudmandsen, Denmark
Geoffrey Holland, Canada
Pentti Mälkki, Finland
Jan Marcin Weslawski, Poland

Staff:
Louis B. Brown
Cara M. Sucher

Observers:
Roger Colony, ACSYS
Louis Legendre, Chair IAPP-SCG
Evgeny Vyazilov, Russia

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