OPI VIII
11-15/May
2020
VIRTUAL
CONFERENCE
Schedule
Program
Monday, May 11
Day 1
Welcome and Preliminaries (organizers)
18:00
Meeting Opener
18:05
Poul Holm
The Bestiary of D. Juan de Austria: Natural history treatises as elements for the analysis of past sea animals and populations
18:15
Cristina Brito
French cod catches in Newfoundland 1500-1800
18:30
Bernard Allaire
The Capacity Trend Method: A new approach for enumerating the Newfoundland cod fisheries (1675-1790)
18:40
John Nicholls
The Danish North Sea Coast Fisheries, 1450-1660)
18:50
Poul Holm
Q&A/Moderated discussion & Chat moderator
19:00
Ruth Thurstan
Ben Fitzhugh
Ben Fitzhugh
Tuesday, May 12
Day 2
Welcome and Setup (organizers)
18:00
Environmental history and archaeology of coastal northern communities of the transpacific Otter fur trade
18:05
Paul Montgomery
A Return to the Past or the New Normal?: Human responses to the 1999-2000 and 2019 eastern North Pacific gray whale (Eschrichtius robustus) unusual mortality events
18:20
Sophia Nicolov
Social-ecological transformations affecting marine governance in the Republic of Mauritius
18:35
Josheena Naggea
Null models for attribution analysis of fish distribution shifts to climate change
18:50
Guillem Chust
Q&A/Moderated discussion & Chat moderator
19:00
Cristina Brito
Ruth Thurstan
Ruth Thurstan
Wednesday, May 13
Day 3
Welcome and Setup (organizers)
18:00
1000 years of commercial eel fisheries in Europe
18:05
Bo Poulsen
Introducing the North Atlantic Encounters Program
18:20
Tom McGovern
Setting baselines for coastal species in Central California
18:35
Jennifer Selgrath
Changing times, changing vulnerabilities in Mexican shark fisheries
18:50
Ilse Martinez
Q&A/Moderated discussion & Chat moderator
19:00
Ben Fitzhugh
Alison McDiarmid
Alison McDiarmid
Thursday, May 14
Day 4
Welcome and Setup (organizers)
18:00
Poster lightning talks with links to online posters
Marine Lexicon: Presenting a cross-European thesaurus about early modern marine mammals
Casks of oil, burdens of baleen: The importance of whales and whaling in Brazil (17th and 18th centuries)
SeaChanges: a training network bridging archaeology and marine biology
Flatfish and the origins of European marine fishing
SEACHANGE: Quantifying the impact of major cultural transitions on marine ecosystem functioning and biodiversity
Ocean Decade Heritage Network (ODHN)
The Demise of the Atlantic Grey Whale (Eschrichtius robustus)
18:05
Joana Baço
Nina Vieira
David Orton
Katrien Dierickx
Paul Butler
Antony Firth
Youri van den Hurk
Nina Vieira
David Orton
Katrien Dierickx
Paul Butler
Antony Firth
Youri van den Hurk
Climate-driven biodiversity collapse on the Mediterranean Israeli shelf
18:30
Paolo Albano
Two centuries of social and ecological transformation in an inshore marine system: Queensland's rock oysters
18:45
Ruth Thurstan
OBIS – A brief overview
19:00
John Nicholls
Q&A/Moderated discussion & Chat moderator
19:00
Alison MacDiarmid
Poul Holm
Poul Holm
Friday, May 15
Day 5
Welcome and Setup (organizers)
18:00
Long-term changes in fish communities in the western North Sea
18:05
Georgina Hunt
Disentangling the factors affecting the CPUE in Icelandic fisheries in the past
18:20
Hreiðar Þór Valtýsson
Technological creep masking stock collapse in a 90-year marine fishery time series
18:35
Alf Ring Kleiven
Sigurd Heiberg Espeland
Stian Stiansen
Esben Moland Olsen
Sigurd Heiberg Espeland
Stian Stiansen
Esben Moland Olsen
Te Waiwhakata: reflecting on the past to plan for the sustainability of coastal ecosystems
18:50
Philip Ross
Q&A/Moderated discussion & Chat moderator
19:05
Poul Holm
Cristina Brito
Cristina Brito