JAMSTEC JAMSTEC JAPAN AGENCY FOR MARINE-EARTH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Ocean Decade Laboratories #7 Productive Ocean
Prosperous Ecosystems in the Western North Pacific

Date:

Wednesday, June 1, 2022

Time:

13:30-17:00 JST (KST: JST+0 / CST: JST-1 / CEST: JST-7)

Organizer:

Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC)
Research Institute for Global Change (RIGC)
Maki Noguchi Aita, Shuhei Masuda, Yugo Kanaya, Kentaro Ando

Type of event:

Online (Webinar)

Language:

English / Japanese
Simultaneous Japanese-English interpretation available

Registration:

Registration is closed

Description:

The Western North Pacific Ocean has the largest heat and CO₂ fluxes and is also rich in biodiversity. Topics will be covered from climate change to fishery resources that will lead to establishing a next-generation monitoring system combining oceanographic characteristics. We will have an opportunity to think together about: what are the current issues we are facing, what are the major challenges for the next decade, how can we maintain and enhance our ocean observing systems, and how can we address these challenges. By providing an opportunity to interact with scientists and stakeholders from many countries in this session, we expect to identify concrete challenges to working with stakeholders based on the current situation of observational data and scientific knowledge.

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Agenda

13:30 ～ 13:35 (JST, KST) / 12:30~12:35 (CST)	Opening Remarks Maki Noguchi Aita JAMSTEC Purpose of the workshop, the introduction of speakers
13:35 ～ 13:55 (JST, KST) / 12:35 ~ 12:55 (CST)	Keynote presentation Keith B. Rodgers IBS Center for Climate Physics / Pusan National University, Senior Researcher Emergent Trends in Northwest Pacific Biogeochemistry and Ecosystems
13:55 ~ 14:45 (JST, KST) / 12:55 ~ 13:45 (CST)	Findings from Long-Term Data Analysis Chair: Yugo Kanaya JAMSTEC Sayaka Yasunaka Department of Geophysics, Tohoku University, Professor Data accumulation reveals changes in the ocean environment Kazuaki Tadokoro Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency, Chief Researcher Recent change of the plankton community of the important primary producer of the marine ecosystem in the western North Pacific Ocean Yuki Kanamori Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency, Tenure-track Researcher Impacts of marine environments such as water temperature on fishery resources over almost half a century
14:45~14:55 (JST, KST) / 13:45~13:55 (CST)	Break Time
14:55 ~ 15:45 (JST, KST) / 13:55~14:45 (CST)	Future Directions Chair: Shuhei Masuda JAMSTEC Yu-Lin Chang JAMSTEC, Dupty Senior Scientist The application of ocean model simulation on Anguillid eel migration Michio Aoyama Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Visiting Professor Comparability and traceability of nutrients data in the world ocean Makio Honda JAMSTEC, Senior Principal Scientist Ideal observation network for the study of the biological carbon pump
15:45~15:55 (JST, KST)/ 14:45~14:55 (CST)	Break Time
15:55 ~16:55 (JST, KST) / 14:55~15:55 (CST)	Panel Discussion Moderator: Kentaro Ando JAMSTEC Panelists: Xiaopei Lin Ocean University of China, Professor Pacific Decadal Climate Change and Fish Catche Hiroya Sugisaki Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency, Fixed-term Staff Assistant to the President Recent poor catch problems in the rich fishery grounds Kaori Fujita Graduate School of Life Sciences, Tohoku University, Professor What Financial Institutions Which Make ESG Investments and Loans, Companies, and Consumers Expect from the Ocean
16:55 ~ 17:00 (JST, KST) / 15:55~16:00 (CST)	Closing Remarks Naomi Harada Director-General, RIGC, JAMSTEC

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