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Research Activity Panel Agenda March 9th, 2007
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Research
Activity Panel: Meeting Agenda
Host: Mary Yoklavich - Shelf & Slope Ecology (NOAA Fisheries Service)
Location: NOAA Fisheries Service, Southwest Fisheries Science Center, Santa Cruz (DIRECTIONS)
Date: Friday, March 9th, 2007; 9:00 am to 12:30 pm
| Members |
| Name |
Discipline |
Primary or Alternate |
| Bograd, Steven |
Physical Oceanography |
Alternate |
| Cailliet, Gregor |
Deep Sea Ecology |
Primary |
| Carr, Mark |
Nearshore Ecology |
Alternate |
| Chavez, Francisco |
Biological Oceanography |
Primary |
| Coulston, Pat |
Fisheries |
Alternate |
| DeVogelaere, Andrew |
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Research Coordinator |
| Epel, David |
Water Quality |
Primary |
| Faurot-Daniels, Ellen |
Marine Policy |
Primary |
| Grimes, Churchill |
Fisheries |
Primary |
| Harrold, Chris * |
Marine Conservation Biology |
Primary and RAP Chair |
| Hunt, John |
Water Quality |
Alternate |
| Kudela, Raphael |
Biological Oceanography |
Alternate |
| McPhee-Shaw, Erika |
Physical Oceanography |
Primary |
| Micheli, Fiorenza |
Marine Conservation Biology |
Alternate |
| Paull, Charles |
Marine & Coastal Geology |
Alternate |
| Pomeroy, Caroline |
Social Sciences |
Primary |
| Sharp, Gary |
Marine Policy |
Alternate |
| Starr, Rick |
Shelf & Slope Ecology |
Alternate |
| Storlazzi, Curt |
Marine & Coastal Geology |
Primary |
| Van Dyke, Eric |
Estuarine Ecology |
Alternate |
| Wasson, Kerstin |
Estuarine Ecology |
Primary |
| Yoklavich, Mary |
Shelf & Slope Ecology |
Primary |
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Deep-sea Ecology |
Alternate |
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Nearshore Ecology |
Primary |
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Social Sciences |
Alternate |
* Sanctuary Advisory Council Member: Research (Primary)
† Sanctuary Advisory Council Member: Research (Alternate) Currently open
CONSENT ITEMS
9:00 - 9:10 Introductions/modifications to the agenda (Chris Harrold)
PRESENTATIONS
9:10 - 9:55 Trophic interactions of the jumbo squid, Dosidicus gigas, in the California Current: A role for ecosystem modeling? (John Field/NOAA Fisheries)
9:55 - 10:30 ROV Surveys (Dirk Rosen/Marine Applied Research & Exploration and Konstantin Karpov/CDFG)
10:30 - 10:45 BREAK
DISCUSSION ITEMS
10:40 - 11:15 Research Permits in State MPAs (John Ugoretz/CDFG, via phone)
11:15 - 11:45 Sanctuary Condition Reports: Supporting System-Wide Monitoring (SWiM; Steve Gittings & Kathy Broughton/HQ, via phone)
UPDATES
11:45 - 12:00 Statistical Design Workshop for Central CA MPA Monitoring (Rick Starr)
12:00 - 12:10 Monterey Bay Crescent Ocean Research Consortium (MBCORC): The future (Chris Harrold)
12:10 - 12:20 Sanctuary Currents (Andrew DeVogelaere)
SUGGESTED FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
12:20 - 12:30
Future Agenda Items (running list):
- MAY: Ocean Protection Council and other related groups (Amber Mace)
- WQ: Bacterial contamination (per John Hunt: Carol Shennan-UCSC)
- MLPA issues including monitoring, design workshop (Mary Bergen, Charlie Wahle, Jennifer Brown, Pat Coulston?)
- Implications of the MLPA decision on MBNMS activities
- SIMoN: future monitoring (JMPR or beyond)
- Findings tracking pathogens in sea otters and connection to FW flows (CDFG, UCDavis?)
- Number of invertebrate species in MBNMS (Lisa Uttal/MBNMS)
| 2007 RAP Meeting Schedule and Locations |
| Date |
Host |
Location |
| January 12 |
Pomeroy |
UC Cooperative Extension |
| March 9 |
Yoklavich |
NOAA Fisheries Service |
| May 11 |
Hunt |
Granite Canyon |
| July 13 |
Coulston |
CDFG, Monterey |
| September 14 |
Wasson |
Elkhorn Slough NERR |
| November 16 |
Harrold |
Monterey Bay Aquarium |
Directions to NOAA Fisheries Service, Santa Cruz:
110 Shaffer Road, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Directions to the Fisheries Ecology Division
Location. The SWFSC Fisheries Ecology Division is located on the UC Santa Cruz Marine Science Campus at Terrace Point in Santa Cruz, California. You can enter the Marine Science Campus at the west end of Delaware Avenue, and our address is 110 Shaffer Road.
Getting to Santa Cruz. Santa Cruz is on the central California coast at the north end of Monterey Bay. It can be reached by going south on 17 from San Jose, taking the 1-North exit, and going west on Mission Street.
You can also go south on 1 from Half Moon Bay or north on 1 from Monterey or Moss Landing. Highway 1 becomes Mission Street as it goes through Santa Cruz.
Getting to the lab
- Get on Mission Street and go to the west end of town.
- Do NOT try to take Shaffer Road... it is blocked at the railroad tracks.
- From Mission, turn south (toward the ocean) on Swift Street. (There will be a stoplight and a 7-11 at the corner.)
- At the stop sign, turn right (west) on Delaware Avenue.
- Go to the end of Delaware Avenue, past the De Anza mobile home park
- Continue straight into the UC Santa Cruz Marine Science Campus. There will be a gate, but it should be open during normal business hours.
- Follow the road as it veers left around a corner.
- Go past the California Fish and Game building on the right.
- The SWFSC Fisheries Ecology Division is the first building on the left. There will be the number 110 on the mailbox out front.
- The building's main entrance is in the courtyard past the two large water tanks.
Detailed directions and maps can be found at: http://swfsc.noaa.gov/textblock.aspx?Division=FED&id=1587&ParentMenuId=54
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