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CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric
Research
2004 - Hobart
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Most seminars held at the CSIRO Marine Laboratories from 1983-mid 2008 have been recorded
and are available from the Library on VHS (or DVD from mid-2006). Recordings from mid 2008 onwards can be found on this website. Just double click the blue italicised seminar title to go to the abstract and recording.
2004 Seminars Thursday 16 December 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Dr Eric Grist A circle map for a phytoplanktonic life
cycle
Friday 10 December 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Dr David Griffin CSIRO Marine ResearchHow Andrew Bartholomew was found: oceanography
in action
Monday 6 December, 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Johanna Rosman Field and laboratory insights into the
hydrodynamic environment within a giant kelp forest
Friday 3 December 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Professor Ian Jones Nutrient input to the Great Barrier Reef
from the Herbert River
Friday 19 November 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Functional interfaces, trophic models and
re-invented governance: an introductory talk
Wednesday 17 November 2004, 11.00 am (Note different start time) Dr Russ Babcock Benthic community structure and variation
in indirect effects of fishing in Australasian kelp forests
Friday 12 November 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Dr Guy Williams Autonomous Vehicles Under Sea-Ice -
Observations from a recent deployment of Autosub-II beneath Greenland Sea-Ice
Thursday 11 November 2004, 12.30 pm (Note different start time) Dr Jason Link Value-added sampling for fishery independent
surveys: don’t stop after you’re done counting and measuring
Friday 5 November 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Geoff Morrison International SeaKeepers Society
Friday 29 October 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Dr Jason Link Marine fish, people, and the ecosystems
they share
Thursday 28 October 2004, 6 pm for 6.30 pmBob Johannes Memorial Lecture "A Celebration of Bob Johannes'
Life"
Wednesday 27 October 2004, 2 pm (Note different start time)Bob McConnaughey Understanding the effects of bottom
trawls on benthic habitat
Tuesday 12 October 2004, 10.30 am - note different start timeDr Peter Doherty Great Barrier Reef Seabed Biodiversity
Project: a progress report
Wednesday 1 September 2004, 11.30 am, Walter E Janach Lucerne University of Applied Sciences, SwitzerlandCould El Nino be triggered from the South
China Sea?
Friday 27 August 2004, 11.30 (EST), from CSIRO Cleveland Shane Griffiths Fish BiologistFeeding ecology of neritic pelagic
fishes in northern Australia: predation of commercially important species in
the Northern Prawn Fishery
and
John Salini A progress report on collaborative research
in to the sustainability of Australia’s Northern sharks and rays
Tuesday 17 August 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, HobartDr Tony Miller Some case studies in applied industrial
mathematics
Friday 6 August 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, HobartTasmania’s water environment
in the middle of the 21st century: results from the CSIRO Conformal-Cubic Atmospheric
GCM
Friday 30 July 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, HobartObserving and Modelling the Spawning Migration
of the Blue Crab Callinectes
sapidus
Tuesday 20 July 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, HobartRussell Lande Genetic mechanisms of speciation by sex
reversal and sexual selection in cichlid fish
Monday 19 July 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, Hobart
Climate SST analyses at the NOAA
Tuesday 13 July 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, HobartJaci Brown How water crosses the equatorial vorticity
barrier in the eastern pacific
Monday 12 July 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, HobartDr Bryson Bates An exploratory analysis of rainfall declines
in three regions of southern Australia
Wednesday 23 June 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium HobartPaul Whiteley The UK ARGO programme - past and present
Monday 21 June 2004, 10.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium HobartMichael Tavaria Real time Polymerase Chain Reaction:
Friday 18 June 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, HobartPeter Oke Ensemble-based data assimilation and Bluelink:
a blinking challenging test bed
Friday 4 June 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Cleveland*Peter Rothlisberg CSIRO Marine Research, Cleveland (QLD)Penaeid larval dispersal and postlarval
recruitment processes
ANDDietary astaxanthin requirements of
juvenile tropical spiny lobster Panulirus ornatus
Friday 28 May 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, HobartThroughflow from the Pacific to the
Indian Oceans – the Other Connection
Monday 24 May 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, HobartBiogeochemical cycling of selenium
in the San Francisco Bay and the importance of an introduced clam in determining
foodweb toxicity
Friday 21 May 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, HobartAndreas Schiller Design requirements for an Argo float
array in the Indian Ocean inferred from observing system simulation experiments
Friday 14 May 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, HobartGary Meyers The years of El Nino, La Nina and interactions
with
Friday 7 May 2004, 11.30 am, CSIRO Auditorium, HobartRichard Matear CSIRO Marine Research, HobartResponse of Ocean Ecosystems to Climate
Warming
Thursday 29 April 2004, 2 pm - 3.30 pm Dr Steven R Ramp Research ProfessorScientific applications of the CODAR
SeaSonde HF Radar for and Dr Donald E Barrick Evolution, principles, and present status
of CODAR SeaSonde HF Radar family for surface current mapping and wave monitoring
Friday 16 April 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Helen Phillips CSIRO Marine Research, HobartAnalysis of ARGO data -
Thursday 15 April 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Denny Kirwan Stirring for the Lagrangian Challenged
Tuesday 6 April 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Weidong Yu Atmosphere-ocean interaction in the
Pacific and Indian Oceans and their relationship
Monday 5 April 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Henry Kaspar Overview of Institute, aquaculture research,
larval rearing and selective breeding of the Pacific oyster
Friday 26 March 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Susan Wijffels CSIRO Marine ResearchAll about Argo or ‘What is
that yellow tube-thing in the Hobart Lobby’?
Friday 12 March 2004, 11.30am (Tas time)Cheryl Greengrove Oceanographic overview of Barkley
and Clayoquot Sounds,
Friday 27 February 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Trevor McDougall The thinness of the ocean in salinity – temperature – pressure
Wednesday 25 February 2003, 11.30 am (Tas time)Dr Christian Jakob The major Tropical Western Pacific cloud
regimes
Friday 20 February 2004, 11.30 am (Tas Time)Tore Schweder Professor, Economics InstituteAre complex empirical models deep in
the water or can the uncertainty in results be netted in?
Thursday 12 February 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Commander Andrew McCrindell The Application of Oceanography
and Meteorology in the RAN
Friday 9 January 2004, 11.30 am (Tas time)Dr David Thompson Interpretation of recent Southern
Hemisphere climate change
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