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Deepsea Fisheries Session in the Oceans 2001 Conference

Christopher at hgmp.mrc.ac.uk Christopher at hgmp.mrc.ac.uk
Mon Mar 5 07:22:11 EST 2001


The Oceans 2001 conference will be held during the month of November in 
Honolulu.  The Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory (HURL) is one of the 
organizers and being HURL's program biologist, I have been asked to set up 
a deepwater fisheries session which will be part of the marine resources 
topic area.  The format will be similar to many other conferences with 
2-hour time blocks each consisting of five 20-min presentations including 
questions and answers.  A 300 to 500 word abstract is due on March 30, 
2001.  However, because of the late decision to include this session, those 
of you who need more time can submit your abstracts after that date (but 
not too much later).

In addition to the abstract, a camera-ready 2 to 6 page paper is due 
August, 15, 2001.  The format is double-column, 10 pt font.  There are no 
restrictions to publishing the same paper in a refereed journal.  No chairs 
have been assigned to any of the time blocks since I won't know how many 
blocks will be needed until we receive all of the abstracts at the end of 
the month.  However, I am now taking the names of those of you who would 
like to perform that function.  Potential topics under which presentations 
will be grouped include acoustic surveys, direct counts, tagging and 
movement patterns, habitat characterization, reserves, as well as any other 
area where there are at least several submissions.

For complete information on the conference, please visit the website at 
www.oceans2001.com.  Don't be alarmed if you don't see this session listed 
yet since the decision to include it is quite recent.  Furthermore, it is 
unlikely that I will be able to reach all who might be interested in 
attending, so please share this message throughout your respective agencies 
and with anyone else you can think of.  With over 2000 scientists expected 
to attend and with presentations on all types of ocean research, it should 
be a very exciting week in beautiful Hawaii.

Aloha,

Chris
Christopher D Kelley, Program Biologist
Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory
University of Hawaii
1000 Pope Rd, MSB 303
Honolulu, HI 96744, USA
Tel: 808-956-7437, Fax: 808-956-9772
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