Themes for the 2004 meeting include observing systems and technology, paleoclimatology and paleoceanography, coastal ocean processes, ecosystem modeling, ocean physics and climate influences.

Seeks to provide a mechanism for the exchange of information among members of the research, development and user communities involved in the development of autonomous underwater systems. Historically, these Symposia have attracted large international participation.

Program and selected abstracts database.

1998 Ocean Sciences Meeting containing program and selected online abstracts.

Joint assemblies of the International association for Physical Sciences of the ocean and the International Association for Biological Oceanography.

Subjects covered include ocean processes, ocean observations, marine ecosystems and the affect of man and aquaculture. Abstracts of the theme sessions are available.

Online abstracts and conference details of the 2002 Ocean Sciences Meeting.

Co-sponsored by the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography and The Oceanography Society this conference will provide a forum for researchers to highlight recent advances with an emphasis on the integration of aquatic sciences as well as the breadth of ocean research including engineering, industrial, public policy, and marine research.

Modelling hydrodynamically dominated marine ecosystems.

Marine turbulence revisited. In the last decade, with in particular the development of sophisticated new techniques of measurements, substantial progresses have been made in understanding marine turbulence while, in the same time, uncovering more of its complexity.

Oceans III Millenium Congress covering oceanology and human development between the coastline and the continantal margin.

Hydrodynamical and ecosystem processes in ice covered seas of the Southern and Northern Hemispheres.

Three-dimensional ocean circulation: Lagrangian measurements and diagnostic analyses.

The use of data assimilation in coupled hydrodynamic, ecological and bio-geo-chemical models of the ocean.

The Symposium defined the current 'state of the art' of zooplankton ecology and determined the key research initiatives to be pursued in the 21st century.

Environmental Future of Aquatic Ecosystems - an assessment of threats to resilience and likely changes in major aquatic systems over a time horizon of the next 25 years.

Meet with commercial, defence, scientific and research industry colleagues, users and potential users of unmanned vehicles at the Southamton Oceanography Centre.

Concentrated on the science of eutrophication and hypoxia, as they affect both freshwater and marine fishes.

Convention features many educational talks conducted by World Renowned Cichlid Experts many who have written books, conducted collecting trips, and have kept Cichlids for decades. An awards Banquet and Hospitality suite delight and entertain guests for this 4 day event. Cichlid show, awards banquet, free beer, seminars study groups, cichlids, angelfish, discus,oscar,tropical fish,aquarium,

The conference took place in Rostock-Warnemünde, Germany, between 26th and 28th April 2004. It focused on research, planning and management of the Baltic Sea. All results are available for download.

Continuation of a state-sponsored conference of the same name first held almost 40 years ago, and then again in 1997. CWO '02 will provide an opportunity to use California as a case study and a springboard for discussions on the best ways to create, implement, or improve ocean and coastal resource management strategies for coastal states, territories, and commonwealths located throughout the United States and the world.

Will focus on the successes, problems and challenges facing the Australian coast and examine the roles of government and community in coastal management. Field trips will show delegates the practical aspects of coastal issues, while focus papers will encourage maximum participation to develop viable actions. These actions will be road-tested during a high-profile hypothetical session on the last day.

The Conference theme is Forcing and Response in Coastal Dynamics, where the forcing may be natural or anthropogenic. This theme recognizes the importance in coastal research of looking at coastal processes as cause and effect. The theme encompasses field, laboratory, theoretical, and numerical studies, with emphasis on achieving comprehensive understanding of coastal processes and prediction of long-term and large-scale evolution of our coastlines.

Gordon Research Conference covering operational forecasting, data assimilation, shelf-ocean interactions, physical/biological coupling, lagrangian methods and turbulence closure.

The Coastal Society conference explores the interrelationships amongst the physical, ecological, cultural and political currents that converge at our nation's coasts.

Coastal Zone Canada 2000 will address the theme "Coastal Stewardship: Lessons Learned and the Paths Ahead" and will be held in Saint John, New Brunswick.

Workshop that examined the potential advances that can be achieved by inclusion of observatory-based measurements, assimilative modeling techniques and other emerging technologies into coastal research initiatives.

Symposium on oceanographic data and information management with special attention to biological data.

European Geophysical Society annual meeting with several papers given on oceanography.

European Geophysical Society annual assembly which covered global ocean circulation, ocean processes, coastal/shelf sea dynamics, operational oceanography and oceanic chemistry.

European Geophysical Society Meeting with a programme that addressed a wide range of oceanographic research areas.

European Geophysical Society Meeting with a programme that covered all areas of oceanography from deep sea to shelf-edge/coastal.

European Geophysical Society Meeting with a programme that covers all areas of oceanography from deep sea to shelf-edge/coastal.

European Geophysical Socienty, American Geophysical Union and European Union of Geosciences Joint Assembly.

The European Land-Ocean Interactions Studies meeting is open to all scientists with an interest in the complex and multiple problems of the coastal zone. At this meeting the scientific results from fifteen major EU projects will be synthesised.

16th Biennial International Conference of the Estuarine Research Federation.

A forum to advance the key issues in European marine research and intends in particular to foster the exchange of ideas across the boundaries of science, administration and policy. Therefore, all administrators and politicians as well as scientists and engineers from the private and public sectors in marine science and ocean technology are invited to attend and participate in the discussions or present papers.

Features transcripts of presentations from this meeting held in Bergen, Norway, June 23-26, 2003.

Annual International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) conference covering marine and oceanographic sciences.

Internation Council for the Exploration of the Sea annual conference.

Sessions cover marine ecosystem observation, function, and change and the interactions of people with marine ecosystems.

International Council for the Exploration of the Sea annual science conference.

Multi-disciplinary international symposium to discuss the latest advances in the scientific understanding, engineering and environmental issues of coastal processes. Northern Ireland, March, 2002.

The primary object of the First International Conference of Maritime Terminology was to bring together specialists in the language of seafarers and those involved in the study or teaching of maritime terminology. The present Proceedings include the various papers presented at the Conference.

Papers dealing with any aspect of tracer methods may be submitted, including theoretical, observational and numerical approaches. Contributions related to climatological analyses of marine data will also be highly appreciated. Studies related to atmospheric processes are welcome, especially if they deal with methods that can be used in marine applications.

A 3 day annual conference on marine aquaria including big name speakers and exhibits.

Share new knowledge in marine biotechnology and view Australia's megabiodiversity.

Rostock-Warnemünde, Germany. Focuses on the understanding of regional sea ecosystems, as well as natural and anthropogenic influences on coastal seas. Also discusses recent developments, pressures and problems in coastal and marine systems.

School introducing the new international research programme on Surface Ocean-Lower Atmosphere Study (SOLAS). SOLAS aims to achieve quantitative understanding of the key biogeochemical-physical interactions and feedbacks between the ocean and the atmosphere, and how this coupled system affects and is affected by climate and environmental changes. The school is intended for graduate students at all levels in environmental and pure sciences, with interests in air-sea interactions.

JGOFS Open Science Conference, Washington DC. May 5-8, 2003.

The purpose of this conference is to enhance awareness of potential changes in the world economic and political scene during the next 25 years associated with developments in the maritime world, and to assess the opportunities and challenges provided by the oceans for protecting, preserving and promoting sustainability. Each maritime industry, from shipping to mariculture, will be represented, sharing the platform with those concerned with the environment, law of the sea and international governance.

IGBP and SCOR are developing a new project focussed on ocean biogeochemistry and ecosystems and the impacts of global change. This Open Science Conference invites input into the development of the science focus of the project through plenary sessions, workshops and poster presentations.

Aimed to increase our knowledge about the functioning of ocean margin systems. It will also promote the wise use of the seafloor and sub seafloor of the Earth's ocean margin system as a source of natural marine resources. Sponsored by the European Commission and UNESCO.

This meeting is designed specifically to meet the needs of oceanographers, limnologists, meteorologists, and also scientists working in related areas.

Aim is to establish a joint ocean forum, by enabling many complementary key events to be held in one place and at one time, therefore bringing together a range of the most highly respected societies, organizations and groups.

Managers, engineers, operators, scientists, and students meet to review new technologies, establish international business relationships, enhance business development, and discover solutions to key issues in the offshore industry.

II International Symposium on the water masses exchange Physical Oceanography of Strait of Gibraltar with emphasis on physical processes and their consequences on the marine biology and the numerical simulation of physical and bio-chemical processes on its surroundings.

Gordon Research Conference on the changes taking place in the polar oceans covering the impacts of a changing climate on physical, chemical, biological and coupled systems.

IMA Workshop: Reduced Descriptions of Coupled GFD Systems (Slow Manifolds in the Ocean and Atmosphere).

Aims at providing a forum for exchanging and disseminating scientific environmental and socio-economic knowledge, experiences and achievements, obtained within the framework of activities devoted to regional sustainability, preservation, management and protection of the Black Sea/Mediterranean ecosystem and its natural resources.

Covered ecological and genetic consequences of bioinvasions, management responses and impacts and riskaccessment.

Fourth International Symposium on Ocean Wave Measurement and Analysis.

A scientific workshop to assess the current state of knowledge on waves in relation to currents, surface drifts and air-sea interactions hosted by the French Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service (SHOM).