Thanks for ComingThe 2009 Alaska Marine Science Symposium was held January 19-23, 2009 at the Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage. More than 600 people attended plenary sessions on Arctic, Bering Sea/Aleutians, and Gulf of Alaska research, as well as exciting keynote speakers, poster presentations, and events for students.
The Alaska Marine Science Symposium is the only annual science meeting focusing solely on the marine ecosystems of Alaska. It provides an outstanding opportunity for scientists to inform others about their research and to network with those who comprise the vibrant research community working in Alaska.
The 2010 Symposium will be held at about this time next January. Save the date -- we'll see you there!
If you didn't pick up your meeting packet, you can download key Symposium meeting materials here.
Audio Files (MP3) for Plenary Sessions and selected workshops.
Participant List includes those who registered online; does not include on-site registrants or walk-ins.
Symposium Program includes complete plenary session and workshop schedules.
Abstract Book (PDF, 8MB) includes abstracts for oral and poster presentations, as well as an index of presenters. Please contact us if you would like a bound and printed version.
Presentations from this workshop are available as a PDF package (34MB).
| Monday, January 19 | |
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| Nora L. Deans, COSEE Alaska: Welcome, introductions, and overview | download |
| Marla Brownlee: Alaska Sea’s and Rivers program | download |
| Lee Cooper, Janet Warburten, and Kristen Timm: Communicating ocean science at sea - scientists and teachers sharing research experience in remote locations | download |
| Rob Bochenek: Sharing science by visualizing data | download |
| Deborah Mercy: "Don’t Zoom, Don’t Pan” - tips for taking videos in the field | download |
| Nora L. Deans: COSEE Alaska: People Oceans and Climate Change | download |
Please contact presentation authors directly to obtain copies of presentations. Author contact information is provided in the 2009 Book of Abstracts. Please contact us if you cannot locate contact information for an author of interest.
Photo: Brendan Smith/NPRB