Seminar Series - NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory

December 2002
Wednesday December 4	Title:SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MODELING, WITH APPLICATION TO LAKE MICHIGAN Speaker: Dr. Mary Cardenas Associate Professor of Engineering Harvey Mudd College, Claremont, California
November 2002
Thursday November 21	Title:Western Lake Erie Monitoring and Eco-Informatics at the Lake Erie Center, University of Toledo Speakers: Dr. Tom Bridgeman, Post-doctoral Researcher and Neela Akhouri, Ph.D., Information Manager Lake Erie Center, University of Toledo
Thursday November 14	Title:Reducing Vulnerability to Climate Variability through Integrated Assessments: CLIMAS and Seasonal Forecasts Speaker: Holly C. Hartmann Department of Hydrology and Water Resources University of Arizona,Tucson, AZ
October 2002
Tuesday October 1	Title:Boundary Mixing over Sloping and Rough Topography: Pathways of Energy Transfer Speaker: Dr. Sally MacIntyre Research Limnologist Marine Science Institute University of California, Santa Barbara
September 2002
Tuesday September 24	Title: Effects of omnivory in marine planktonic food webs Speaker: Robert Ptacnik Visiting PhD student Institute for Marine Research Kiel, Germany
August 2002
Tuesday August 13	Title: Ecosystem Dynamics: Satellite Technology and Trophic Change Speaker: Judith W. Budd Research Assistant Professor Department of Geological Engineering and Sciences Michigan Technological University
July 2002
Tuesday July 30	TITLE: FISH SPECIES DISCRIMINATION USING BROADBAND ACOUSTICS SPEAKER: Gerald F. Denny Chief Sonar Engineer Scientific Fisheries Systems, Inc.
Tuesday July 9	TITLE: LAKE LEVEL MONITORING USING SPACE GEODETIC TECHNOLOGIES (~15 minutes) SPEAKER: C.K. Shum Laboratory for Space Geodesy and Remote Sensing Research, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Geodetic Science, The Ohio State University Video available on CD by request. Rochelle.Sturtevant@noaa.gov TITLE: DIGITALIZATION OF COASTAL ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SUPPORTED BY MULTI-DIMENSIONAL GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS: A DEMONSTRATION (~20 minutes) SPEAKERS: Tarig Ali Mapping and GIS Laboratory and Laboratory for Space Geodesy and Remote Sensing Research, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Geodetic Science, The Ohio State University
June 2002
Tuesday June 18	TITLE: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CABLED SEAFLOOR OBSERVATORIES AND AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES AT THE WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION SPEAKER: Tom Austin Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
May 2002
Thursday May 16	TITLE: "Measuring the Circulation of Western Lake Superior" SPEAKER: Dr. Elise Ralph (Sea Grant scientist) Large Lakes Observatory, University of Minnesota
April 2002
Wednesday April 3	TITLE: "ASSESSING FISHERY DYNAMICS: RECENT ADVANCES WITH APPLICATIONS TO THE GREAT LAKES" SPEAKER: Dr. James R. Bence (Sea Grant scientist) Associate Professor, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan State University. Video, slides available on CD by request. Rochelle.Sturtevant@noaa.gov
Thursday April 18	TITLE: "BENTHIFICATION OF FRESHWATER LAKE ECOSYSTEMS - MYTH OR REALITY?" SPEAKER: Dr. Edward L. Mills (Sea Grant scientist) Director, Cornell Biological Field Station. Video, slides available on CD by request. Rochelle.Sturtevant@noaa.gov
Tuesday April 30	TITLE: "THE INVERSION OF OPTICAL MEASUREMENTS TO OBTAIN BIOGEOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS" SPEAKER: Dr. Ron Zaneveld WET Labs/Oregon State University
March 2002
Wednesday March 6	TITLE: "NONINDIGENOUS SPECIES: OCCURRENCE, IMPACT, AND RISK ANALYSIS" SPEAKER: Dr. David Lodge, University of Notre Dame, Department of Biological Sciences Video available on CD by request. Rochelle.Sturtevant@noaa.gov
Wednesday March 13	TITLE: "A HIGH-RESOLUTION RECORD OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN TROPICAL AFRICA SPANNING THE PAST 25,000 YEARS." SPEAKER: Dr. Thomas Johnson (Sea Grant scientist) Professor and Director, Large Lakes Observatory, University of Minnesota. Video available on CD by request. Rochelle.Sturtevant@noaa.gov
Thursday March 21	TITLE: "SUBMERGED IN HISTORY: WISCONSIN'S SHIPWRECKS, ARCHAEOLOGY, AND MARITIME HISTORY" SPEAKER: Jefferson J. Gray (Sea Grant scientist) Wisconsin Historical Society. *(This seminar is cosponsored by the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary and Underwater Preserve, Alpena, Michigan)* Video, slides available on CD by request. Rochelle.Sturtevant@noaa.gov

February 2002

Monday February 4	TITLE: "THE PONTO-CASPIAN REGION AS DONOR AND RECIPIENT OF BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS: CURRENT STATE AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES" SPEAKER: Dr. Marina I. Orlova Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg, Russia Slides available on CD by request. Rochelle.Sturtevant@noaa.gov
Wednesday February 6	TITLE: "MODELING OF SEDIMENTATION AT RIVER DELTAS, WITH APPLICATION TO THE NEMADJI RIVER AT LAKE SUPERIOR" SPEAKER: Gary Parker (Sea Grant scientist) St. Anthony Falls Laboratory, University of Minnesota, Minnesota Sea Grant Video, slides available on CD by request. Rochelle.Sturtevant@noaa.gov
Thursday February 14	TITLE: "THE CAL-SAG AND CHICAGO SANITARY AND SHIP CANAL: A PERSPECTIVE ON THE SPREAD AND CONTROL OF SELECTED AQUATIC NUISANCE FISH SPECIES" SPEAKER: Jerry Rasmussen, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Video, handouts available on CD by request. Rochelle.Sturtevant@noaa.gov
Wednesday February 20	TITLE: "LAKE ERIE'S ARTIFICIAL REEF PROGRAM: A PROJECT AND RESEARCH OVERVIEW" SPEAKER: Dave Kelch (Sea Grant scientist) Associate Professor, District Specialist, Ohio Sea Grant College Program Video available on CD by request. Rochelle.Sturtevant@noaa.gov

January 2002

Wednesday
January 9

TITLE: "ISOTOPES AND ISOTOPOMERS OF O2 AND N2O: NEW PERSPECTIVES ON PRIMARY PRODUCTION AND THE ORIGINS OF N2O"
SPEAKER: Dr. Nathaniel Ostrom (Sea Grant scientist)
Associate Professor, Dept of Geological Sciences, Michigan State University.

Video, slides available on CD by request. Rochelle.Sturtevant@noaa.gov

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NOAA Great Lakes Seminar Series: 2002 Past Seminars

February 2002

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Wednesday February 6

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January 2002

Wednesday January 9

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