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October 24
9:00-10:00
Opening Ceremony
Plenary Session (Zijin Hall)
Chair: Hans W. Paerl
10:30-11:45
Gene E Likens
Water: A challenging interface between scientific understanding and policy
11:15-12:00
Erik Jeppesen
Shallow lake dynamics and restoration in a climate change perspective
Kenote Lectures: Global change and its impact on freshwater (Zijin Hall)
Chair: Klement Tockner
13:30-14:05
Brian Moss
Chinese watercolour painting, human hands and the silk roll of Gaia: how people affect freshwaters
14:05-14:40
David P. Hamilton
Modelling of lake ecosystems to address the challenges of global change
14:40-15:15
Charles Goldman
The mission of WWCN to protect freshwater ecosystems from global warming
Session A: Impact of climate change on freshwater (Zijin Hall)
WWCN (VIP Meeting Room)
Chair: David P. Hamilton
Chair: Mitsuru Sakamoto
15:30-15:50
Lian-Cong Luo
Numerical simulation of hydrodynamic impacts on algal bloom
formation based on a three-dimensional hydrodynamics and water
quality model (ELCOM-CAEDYM) at Lake Taihu
15:30-15:35
Michio Kumagai
Introductory words on WWCN Session
15:50-16:10
David M Livingstone
Overview of evidence for the direct physical impact of large-scale
climatic forcing and long-term climate change on water bodies
15:35-16:00
Tong Jiang
Impact of climate change on water resources in the Yangtze River
basin -Observation, simulation and projection
16:10-16:30
Murray Mackay
Simulating climate and climate change on the laurentian great lakes
with the canadian regional climate model
16:00-16:20
Xie-Yao Ma
Hydrological processes change in the Yellow River basin
16:30-16:50
Rui-Bo Lei
Ice-cover records in a North Fennoscandian lake during 1964-2008
16:20-16:40
Clyde Golden
Global change impacts on tributary stream valleys of Lake Hovsgol,
Mongolia
16:50-17:10
Xu-Chun Ye
Evaluation of future climate change on watershed inflows to Poyang
Lake, China by using a large-scale distributed hydrological model
16:40-17:00
Thomas Murphy
The stress of climate change and associated water management in
Cambodia
17:10-17:30
Susanne Lildal Amsinck
Use of cladoceran subfossils to trace climate-driven changes in lake
ecosystems
17:00-17:20
Mitsuru Sakamoto
Long term ecological dynamics of pelagic system in Lake Biwa and
possible effects of global warming
17:30-17:50
N.J. Anderson
Carbon burial in lakes: variability in space and time
17:20-17:40
Ritsuo Nomura
Changes of coastal lagoon environment with progressive global
warming: different response of brackish organisms to sea level rise
during the latter half of 20th century
17:40-18:00
Noriko Takamura
Environmental factors in response to changes in summer and winter
phytoplankton assemblages during the last quarter century in Lake
Kasumigaura
Morning, October 26
Keynote Letures: Algal blooms and water quality of freshwater (Zijin Hall)
Chair: Qing-Long Wu
8:00-8:35
Hans W. Paerl
Harmful algal bloom dynamics in aquatic ecosystems: The links to human and climatically-induced environmental change
8:35-9:10
Sue B. Watson
HABs in inland waters: chemistry, consequences and countermeasures
9:10-9:45
Wen-Xiong Wang
Daphnia as a model organism in ecotoxicological research
Session B: Algal blooms: Mechanism and consequences (Zijin Hall)
Session C: Aquatic toxicology and water quality (VIP Meeting Room)
Chair: Sue B. Watson
Chair: Feng-Chang Wu
10:00-10:20
Wayne W. Carmichael
Cyanobacterial cyanotoxins : structure, occurrence, monitoring and
management options and the development of human risk
assessment models
10:00-10:20
Yukio Takeuchi
An on-site moving probe approach to monitoring hydrochemical
indicators in river systems: understanding temporal and spatial
characteristics in term of river water quality
10:20-10:40
Liu-Yan Yang
Inhibition mechanism of lysine on the growth of Microcystis
aeruginosa
10:20-10:40
Jin Zeng
Effects of water characteristics on copper toxicity to a freshwater
cyanobacterium, Microcystis aeruginosa
10:40-11:00
Assaf Sukenik
On biotic and abiotic factors that support the bloom of diazotrophic
cyanobacteria in Lake Kinneret (Sea of Galilee), Israel
10:40-11:00
Wei Li
Effects of exposure to perchlorate on the expression of type II
iodothyronine deiodinase and sodium iodide symporter in larvae and
adult rare minnow (Gobiocypris rarus )
11:00-11:20
Peng Xing
Novel Clostridium population responsible for anaerobic degradation
of Cyanobacterial blooms
11:00-11:20
Yi Wu
The reduced sulfur species in anoxic fluvial sediments in Tuojiang
River, China
11:20-11:40
Hans-Peter Grossart
Temperature chances the ratio of toxigenic versus non-toxigenic
Microcystis Aeruginosa
11:20-11:40
Xiao-Zhi Gu
Oxygen and nutrient distribution and fluxes at the sediment-water
interface Lake Nansi Wetland
11:40-12:00
Ding-Ji Shi
Photosynthesis physiological features in Anabaena flos-aquae
11:40-12:00
Cheng-Xin Fan
Black spots: A new environmental problem in Lake Taihu
Afternoon, October 26
Keynote Lectures: Ecology and conservation of freshwater (Zijin Hall)
Chair: Erik Jeppesen
13:30-14:05
David Dudgeon
Freshwater biodiversity in the Anthropocene
14:05-14:40
Klement Tockner
A global threat to freshwater biodiversity: Setting priorities for conservation and management
14:40-15:15
Steven Declerck
From communities to metacommunities: An empirical approach
Session D: Biodiversity and conservation of freshwater (Zijin Hall)
Session E: Ecology and management of freshwater (VIP Meeting Room)
Chair: Henri Dument
Chair: Martin Søndergaard
15:30-15:50
Ze-Xia Gao
Genetic diversity, population structure and phylogenetics of
Yellowcheek carp Elopichthys bambusa (Cyprinidae) as revealed by
microsatellites markers and cytochrome b sequences
15:30-15:50
Feng-Chang Wu
Natural organic matter and its significance in Chinese lake
ecosystem
15:50-16:10
Qing-Long Wu
Microbial diversity in Tibetan lakes with respects to global change
15:50-16:10
Xiao-Hui Jia
Photosynthetical eco-physiological studies on Microcystis viridis and
Microcystis aeruginosa
16:10-16:30
Wei-Min Wang
Impact of introduction of alien species on the fisheries and
biodiversity of indigenous species in Zhanghe Reservoir of China
16:10-16:30
Qiao-Guo Tan
The regulation of calcium in Daphnia magna reared in different
calcium environments
16:30-16:50
Lei Xu
Phylogeography study of Leptodora kindtii base on nuclear and
mitochondrial marker
16:30-16:50
16:50-17:10
Cristina Trigal
Temporal dynamics of zooplankton community following the invasion
of Gonyostomum semen (Raphidophyceae) in boreal brownwater
lakes
16:50-17:10
Qing-Hui Huang
Influence of dissolved Organic matter on arsenic speciation and its
algal availability in aquatic environment
17:10-17:30
Danijela Sundic
Changes in oligochaete community structure related to the degree of
freshwaters pollution in Montenegro
17:10-17:30
Lin Xiao
The study of diversity and distribution of microorganisms along the
Lake Taihu sediment profile
17:30 -17:50
Fei-Zhou Chen
Long-term changes of crustacean plankton (1997-2006) in Lake
Taihu
17:30 -17:50
Takamaru Nagata
Thermal effect on the relationship between survival of larval fish and
food availability
Qi-Gen Liu
Growth patterns of Microcystis Aeruginosa under low temperature
regime
October 27
Keynote Lectures: Human alternation and restoration of freshwater (Zijin Hall)
Chair: Susanne Lildal Amsinck
8:00-8:35
Martin T. Dokulil
Eutrophication and climate change: Present situation and future scenarios
8:35-9:10
Ramesh D. Gulati
The importance of food-web researches in applying biomanipulation as a restoration technique to shallow lakes?
9:10-9:45
Zheng-Wen Liu
Lake restoration: Experiences and needs in China
Session F: Restoration of freshwater (Zijin Hall)
Session G: Human alternation of feshwater (VIP Meeting Room)
Chair: Hong-Zhu Wang
Chair: David M Livingstone
10:00-10:20
Martin Sondergaard
Is lake restoration possible
10:00-10:20
Ge Yu
Lacustrine sediments and aquatic pollen assemblages from Wanghu
Lake, central China and the responses to changes in climate and
flood of Yangtze River
10:20-10:40
Bo-Ping Han
A Peridinium bloom occurring in a large reservoir of the southern of
China: an ecosystem perspective
10:20-11:40
Hua Guo
Rising flood risk in the Poyang Lake basin in China
10:40-11:00
Ya-Qiang Shen
Key factor and its threshold of sediment in triggering the regime shift
of lake ecosystems
10:40-11:00
L. Liboriussen
Climate warming effects on the primary producers in freshwater
mesocosms
Chair: Martin T. Dokulil
Chair: Ge Yu
13:30-13:50
Shuai-Ying Zhao
Effects of nutrient enrichment and Hypophthalmichthys molitrix on
zooplankton community: a large-scale enclosure experiment
13:30-13:50
Bin Xue
Chinese lake environment changes under human-nature interaction
13:50-14:10
Hai Xu
Nitrogen and phosphorus inputs control phytoplankton growth in
eutrophic Lake Taihu, China.
13:50-14:10
Branko M. Radujkovic
Human activities threating Montenegrin rivers and lakes
14:10-14:30
Yu-Wei Chen
Spatial and temporal distribution of bloom-forming cyanobacteria and
its ecological correlation in Lake Taihu, China
14:10-14:30
Dennis Trolle
Effects of climate change on trophic status of three New Zealand
lakes-– challenges ahead for management and research
14:30-14:50
Masaki Sakamoto
Validation of “body size-dependent vulnerability” of cladocerans to
insecticide: A microcosm experiment using model zooplankton
community
14:30-14:50
Bang-You Yan
Change trends of water quality in Poyang Lake and management
strategy
14:50-15:10
Shin-Ichi Nakano
Seasonal changes in vertical abundance and composition of
planktonic ciliates in Lake Suigetsu, Japan
14:50-15:10
P Spierenburg
Rising aquatic CO2 levels could cause massive invasion of elodeids
in softwater lakes
15:10-15:30
Xue-Chu Chen
Effect of light-shading plus aeration on harmful algae in eutrophic
water : Principle and application
15:10-15:30
Hong-Tao Duan
20-year record of algal blooms in Lake Taihu, China
15:30-15:50
Zhang-He Chen
Plant growth and community structure in mono- and mixed-culture
constructed wetlands
15:30-15:50
Jia-Cong Huang
Algal bloom prediction model parameters optimization based on
genetic algorithm