Wednesday, February 16
Ned Cokelet, NOAA/PMEL
GEM Biophysical Observations Aboard an Alaska State Ferry
Bldg. #3, Oceanographer Room

Wednesday, February 23
Mike Canino, NOAA/AFSC
High resolution of population structure of Atka mackerel in the Aleutian archipelago using microsatellite markers
Bldg. #3, Oceanographer Room

Wednesday, March 9
Matt Wilson, NOAA/AFSC
Geographic variation in the abundance, size, and prey of forage fishes in relation to the Alaska Coastal Current
Bldg. #3, Oceanographer Room

Wednesday, March 16
Muyin Wang, NOAA/PMEL
Changes in the Arctic, influence on Bering Sea climate: Historical relationship and recent paradox
Bldg. #4, Jim Traynor Conference Room

Wednesday, March 23
Carlos Alvarez, NOAA/AFSC
Description of an individual-based model to investigate the effect of localized depletions of prey on the decline of Steller sea lions
Bldg. #4, Jim Traynor Conference Room

Wednesday, March 30
Rick Hester, NOAA/PMEL
Multiple Regimes of North Pacific Ocean Circulation
Bldg. #4, Jim Traynor Conference Room

Wednesday, April 6
Lyn McNutt
Bering Sea Ice 1972-2000: where did the ice go?
Bldg. #3, Oceanographer Room

Wednesday, April 13
Libby Logerwell, NOAA/AFSC (abstract)
Does climate-driven variability in the oceanographic structure of the Gulf of Alaska shelf affect fish community composition by modulating the degree of interspecific competition between juvenile pollock and capelin?
Bldg. #4, Jim Traynor Conference Room

Wednesday, April 20
Peggy Sullivan & Allen Macklin, NOAA/PMEL
Technology, Data Accessibility and the Web: EcoFOCI Resource Development
Bldg. #3, Oceanographer Room

Wednesday, April 27
Jennifer Lanksbury, NOAA/AFSC
Ichthyoplankton abundance, distribution, and assemblage structure in the Gulf of Alaska during September 2000 and 2001
Bldg. #4, Jim Traynor Conference Room

All interested persons are invited!