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OPENING SESSION
Day 1 (22 April 2014)
Time
09:00-09:07
Presentation
Opening remark
09:07-09:15
Welcome remark of the host
country
09:15-09:23
Congratulatory remark of
IOC/UNESCO
09:23-09:30
Welcome remark of Khanh Hoa
Province
Commemoration of the 25th
Anniversary of WESTPAC
Impacts of the 2011 megaearthquake and tsunami on marine
coastal ecosystems on Pacific
coast of northeast Japan
9:30-10:00
10:00-10:25
Speaker
Dr. Vo Si Tuan
Director, Institute of
Oceanography, VAST, Vietnam &
Chairman of National Organizing
Committee
Prof. Chau Van Minh
President, Vietnam Academy of
Science & Technology
Dr. Wendy Watson-Wright
Executive Secretary of IOC &
Assistant Director General of
UNESCO
Leader of Provincial People’s
Committee
Dr. Somkiat Khokiattiwong
Chairperson of WESTPAC
Prof. Tomohiko Kawamura
The University of Tokyo, Japan
RESEARCH DIRECTOR’S FORUM
Day 1 (22 April 2014, by invitation)
Conveners: Dosoo Jang, Yutaka Michida, and Wenxi Zhu
Time
13:10 - 13:30
13:30 - 14:00
Activity
Registration and Greetings
Inauguration
13:30 - 13:35
13:35 – 13:40
Welcome
Welcome
13:40 - 13:45
13:45 - 13:50
13:50 - 14:00
14:00 - 14:40
Self-introduction
Adoption of agenda
Introduction to Directors’ Forum
Scientific challenges
14:00 - 14:15
Key scientific issues/challenges in relation to
ocean processes and climate
Convener/Presenter
Lead convener:
Wenxi Zhu
Yukata Michida
Wendy WatsonWright
Participants
Dosoo Jang
Lead convener:
Yukata Michida
Fangli Qiao
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14:15 - 14:30
14:30 - 14:40
14:40 - 15:30
15:30 - 15:50
15:50 - 16:20
16:20 - 16:30
16:30 - 17:30
17:30 - 17:50
17:50 - 18:00
Key issues/challenges in relation to marine
Zainal Arifin
biodiversity, seafood security and health of
ocean ecosystems
Recommendations of the Indo-Pacific
Sang-Kyung Byun
Ocean Forum entitled “Charting the future
of sustained observations and services in the
Indo-Pacific region” (Bangkok, 25
November, 2013)
Remarks and View on “Directors’ Statement (draft)” by
Directors
NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK
Remarks and View on “Directors’
Lead Convener:
Statement (draft)” by Directors (cont’d)
Dosoo Jang
Adoption of “Directors’ Statement”
Lead Convener:
Wenxi Zhu
Discussion on the Concept Paper on
Lead convener:
SC-IPON
Yutaka Michida
Other matters
Summary & Closing Remarks
PLENARY SESSION
Day 2 (22 April 2014)
Time
9:00-9:30
Keynote
Anthropogenic Impacts to and
Resilience of Regional Ecosystems
9:30-10:00
Sustaining Marine Biodiversity and
Food Security in the Western
Pacific: From Marine Process to
Management Challenges.
Understanding the Abrupt
Monsoon Onset and its Impacts on
Climate Disasters
10:30-11:00
11:00-11:30
Climate Variability, Climate Change
and Related Disasters in Vietnam
Speaker
Dr. Christopher L. Sabine
Director, NOAA’s Pacific Marine
Environmental Laboratory, USA
Prof. Dr. Jamaluddin Jompa
Dean, Faculty of Marine Science
and Fisheries, Hasanuddin
University, Indonesia
Dr. Weidong Yu
First Institute of Oceanography,
State Oceanic Administration,
China
Prof. Tran Thuc
Director General, Vietnam
Institute of Meteorology,
Hydrology and Environment
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PARALLEL SESSIONS
DAY 1: 22 April 2014 (Tuesday)
SESSION 1: Role of the Indo-Pacific Ocean in regional climate change and
variability
Time
Title
11:10Chair: Dr. Weidong Yu
12:20
11:10-11:25 O.1.1: MJO Modulation of rainfall
diurnal cycle over Peninsular
Malaysia during boreal summer
11:25-11:40 O.1.2: South China Sea slope
current and its dynamic implication
11:40-11:55 O.1.3: Temporal and spatial
variations of the nascent Kuroshio
East of central Luzon
Presenter
Ahmad Fairudz Jamaluddin.
Research Centre for Tropical
Climate Change System (IKLIM),
Faculty of Science and Technology,
National University of Malaysia,
Malaysia
Jianping Gan. The Hong Kong
University of Science and
Technology, Hong Kong, China
Pierre Flament. University of
Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu,
Hawai'i, USA
Cesar Villanoy. Univerisity of the
Philippines will present
12:10-12:25 O.1.4: Coastal-Trapped waves in
the East China Sea observed by a
morning array in winter 2006
12:25-12:40 O.1.5: Coral record of surface
seawater density in the western
Indonesian seas: Implications to
20th century Indonesian
throughflow variations
Liping Yin. Key Laboratory of
Marine Science and Numerical
Modeling, First Institute of
Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Qingdao, China
Intan Suci Nurhati. Center for
Environmental Sensing and
Modeling, Singapore-MIT Alliance
for Research and Technology,
Singapore
SESSION 2: Status, trends and effects of climate, natural disturbances and
anthropogenic stressors on ocean ecosystems
Time
Title
13:30Chair: Dr. Yeemin
15:30
13:30-13:45 O.2.1: A bloom induced by Asian
dust event in the Yellow Sea, China
Presenter
Huiwang Gao. Key Laboratory of
Marine Environment and Ecology,
Ocean University of China,
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13:45-14:00 O.2.2: Observation of vertical
distribution of Chl-a in northern
South China Sea
14:00-14:15 O.2.3: Anthropogenic stresses from
Indian megacities on tropical
cyclones over the Bay of Bengal
14:15-14:30 O.2.4: The role of integrated
management in alleviation
(reducing) of erosion of coastal
zone.
14:30-14:45 O.2.5: Marine downscaling of a
future climate change scenario for
the southern region of South China
Sea
14:45-15:00 O.2.6: Regional responses of
marine environment and fisheries
resources in the East/Japan Sea
related to climate-ocean forcing
15:00-15:15 O.2.7: Study on seagrass biomnass
of Vietnam to assess ability carbon
storage
15:15-15:30 O.2.8: Numerical simulation on the
effects of pollutants on ecosystem
of Kamaishi Bay (Japan) by using
MEC model
Time
Title
15:50Chair: Prof. Gao
17:45
15:50-16:05 O.2.9: What was the radioactive
situation of the sea water in the
northwest Pacific more than one
year after Fukushima nuclear
accident?
Ministry of Education of China,
Qingdao, China
Guiying Chen. The State key
Laboratory of Tropical Oceanology,
South China Sea Institute of
Oceanology, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Guangzhou, China
Sat Ghosh. School of Mechanical
and Building Sciences, VIT
University, Vellore, Tamil Nadu,
India.
Cang Thi La. University of Natural
Science, Vietnam National
University Ho Chi Minh city,
Vietnam
Choong Shyr Jong. Research
Centre for Tropical Climate Change
System, Faculty of Science and
Technology. The National
University of Malaysia, Bangi,
Selangor, Malaysia
SM Mustafizur Rahman. Marine
Bioscience and Technology,
Gangneung-Wonju National
University, Korea
Luong Van Cao. Institute of
Marine Environment and
Resources, Hai Phong, Vietnam
Md. Nazrul Islam. Marine
Ecosystem Engineering
Laboratory,Institute of Industrial
Science (IIS), The University of
Tokyo, Japan
Presenter
Wu Men. Laboratory of Marine
Isotopic Technology and
Environmental Risk Assessment,
Third Institute of Oceanography,
State Oceanic Administration,
China
cancelled
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16:05-16:20 O.2.10: Status and its trends of the
typical marine ecosystems in
Chinese coastal waters
16:20-16:35 O.2.11: Effects of temperature and
salinity on growth of zooxanthellae
isolated from Pocillopora
damicornis, Fungia sp. and Aiptasia
sp.
16:35-16:50 O.2.12: Evolutionary relationships
of HSP70 genes in marine sponges
and their differential expression
during thermal stress
16:50-17:05 O.2.13: Early settlement and
growth patterns of Pacific oysters
(Crassostrea gigas) in natural rocky
shores and hanging cultures
17:05-17:20 O.2.14: Composition and quantum
yield of microphytobenthos in the
tropical intertidal mudflats of
Penang, Malaysia.
17:20-17:35 O.2.15: Variation of macrobenthic
community on rocky intertidal shore
after Hebei Spirit oil spill, south of
Korea
17:35-17:45 O.2.16: Lessons learned from
generating environmental sensitivity
index maps for oil spill in the Gulf
of Thailand
Qing Yang. National Marine
Environmental Monitoring Center,
Dalian, China
Kamonporn Patthanasiri.
Department of Marine Science,
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Andrian P. Gajigan. The Marine
Science Institute, University of the
Philippines, Diliman, Philippines;
Proposed to change to poster
Hye Milee. Korea Institute of
Ocean Science & Technology,
Ansan, Korea.
Not attend
Noor Alia Bt. Ahmad Nordin.
School of Biological Sciences,
Universiti Sains . Penang, Malaysia.
Yun-Hwan Jung. Korea Institute
of Ocean Science & Technology,
Ansan, Korea
Wichin Suebpala. Marine
Biodiversity Research Group,
Department of Biology, Faculty of
Sciences, Ramkhamhaeng
University, Thailand.
SESSION 5: Status, trends of marine biodiversity and productivity (including
marine endangered species, invasive species, etc)
Time
Title
Presenter
11:10-12:25 Chair: Dr. Suchana Chavanich, Dr. Youn-Ho Lee and Dr. Shuhei
Nishida
11:10-11:25 O.5.1: Seasonal variation of
Aijia Zhu. Key Laboratory of
picophytoplankton community
Marine Bio-resources Sustainable
structure in a sub-tropical bay in the Utilization, South China Sea, China
South China Sea
11:25-11:40
O.5.2: Metagenomic analysis of
microbial communities in South
China Sea waters
Jessica Song. Faculty of
Engineering, Computing and
Science, Swinburne University of
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Technology, Malaysia
11:40-11:55
11:55-12:10
12:10-12:25
O.5.3: The use of optimized
FlowCAM for rapid phytoplankton
analysis in two key sardine fishery
areas in the Philippines
O.5.4: Temporal change of the
zooplankton community structure in
the southern coast of Korea
revealed by next generation
sequencing of the DNA barcode
Marianne G. Camoying. The
Marine Science Institute, University
of the Philippines
O.5.5: Changes of marine mean
trophic level in China
Jianguo Du. Third Institute of
Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, China
Gila Jung. Marine Ecosystem
Research Division, Korea Institute
of Ocean Science & Technology,
Korea
Time
Title
Presenter
13:30-15:30 Chair: Dr. Suchana Chavanich, Dr. Youn-Ho Lee and Dr. Shuhei
Nishida
13:30-13:45 O.5.6: Do complexity and albedo
Teruaki Yoshida. Marine Science
influence substrate preference in
Program, Faculty of Science and
reef zooplankton?
Technology, Malaysia
13:45-14:00 O.5.7: Phylogeography of the
Mary Mar Noblezada.
planktonic shrimp Lucifer typus
Atmosphere and Ocean Research
Milne-Edwards 1837 in the Pacific
Institute, The University of Tokyo,
Japan
14:00-14:15 O.5.8: Vertical distribution of
Hwa Hyun Lee. Department of
Cephalopod larvae near the Jeju
Marine Biology, Pukyong National
Island, Korea
University, Korea
14:15-14:30 O.5.9: Application of metagenomic Masayoshi Sano. Atmosphere and
community
analysis
as
a Ocean Research Institute, The
biodiversity measure for seagrass University of Tokyo, Japan
ecosystems
cancelled
14:30-14:45 O.5.10: Jellyfish population in the
Yee Kwang Sim. Centre For
coastal waters of Penang National
Marine & Coastal Studies
Park, Malaysia
(CEMACS), Universiti Sains
Malaysia
14:45-15:00 O.5.11: Associations of fish
Susumu Ohtsuka. Graduate School
juveniles and benthic animals with
of Biosphere Science, Hiroshima
large-sized jellyfish in Asian
University, Japan
waters: key issues in pelagic realms
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15:00-15:15
O.5.12: Zooplankton community in
the waters of Vung Tau, Vietnam
Trinh Si-Hai Truong. Institute of
Oceanography, Vietnam
15:15-15:30
O.5.13: The role of Gaetice
depressus (Brachyura, Varunidae)
in the flow of organic carbon and
nitrogen
A'an J. Wahyudi. Research Center
for Oceanography – Indonesian
Institute of Sciences, Indonesia
Time
Title
Presenter
15:50-17:50 Chair: Dr. Suchana Chavanich, Dr. Youn-Ho Lee and Dr. Shuhei
Nishida
15:50-16:05 O.5.14: Population characteristics
Tae Won Jung. Global
of gammaridean amphipod,
Bioresources Research Center,
Grandidierella japonica
Korea Institute of Ocean Science
Stephenson (1938) as the invasive
Technology, Korea
species collected from southern
coastal waters in Korea
16:05-16:20
16:20-16:35
16:35-16:50
16:50-17:05
17:05-17:20
17:20-17:35
O.5.15: Population structure of a
brittle star Ophiothela danae
(Echinodermata, Ophiuroidea) on
gorgonacean corals from Gulf of
Thailand
O.5.16: Genetic population
structure of the tropical sea
cucumber Holothuria scabra in the
Philippines inferred from
microsatellite data
O.5.17: When aliens do not invade:
Marine non indigenous invertebrate
fouling species in the Port of
Manila and Sangley Point, Manila
Bay, Philippines
O.5.18: DNA barcoding of the
commercially important Indo Malay Archipelago snappers,
family Lutjanidae
O.5.19: Diversity of the maskrays
(Dasyatidae; Neotrygon) in Arafura
Sea, Indonesia
O.5.20: Condition of coral cover
and reef fishes in the Gili Matra
Tourism Park, North Lombok –
West Nusa Tenggara Province
Masanori Okanishi. Seto Marine
Biological Laboratory, Kyoto
University, Japan
Kenneth M. Kim. The Marine
Science Institute, University of the
Philippines
Benjamin Vallejo. Institute of
Environmental Science and
Meteorology, College of Science,
National Science Complex,
University of the Philippines
Lia Juliana Halim. School of
Biological Sciences, Universiti
Sains Malaysia
Siti Azizah Mohd Nor will present
Irma Arlyza. Research Centre for
Oceanography, Indonesian Institute
of Sciences, Indonesia
Agus Setiawan. Institute for
Marine Research and Observation,
Indonesia
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17:35-17:50
O.5.21: Identifying priority
conservation sites for Dugongs
(Dugong dugon) in Palawan,
Philippines
Danica Lopez. C3 Philippines,
Busuanga, Palawan, Philippines
SESSION 6: Sustainable Fisheries &Aquaculture
Time
13:30-15:30
13:30-13:45
13.45-14:00
14:00-14:15
14:15-14:30
14:30-14:45
14.45-15:00
15:00-15:15
15:15-15:30
Title
Chair: Dr. Choi Kwang-Sik
O.6.1: Ecological aquaculture
inclusive of climate change
adaptation is a key factor in
sustainable production
O.6.2: Use of commercial fishing
boats as scientific platforms: a costeffective approach in data-less
fisheries
O.6.3: Adaptation of fishermen in
the Philippines to climate change
O.6.4: Night-time anoxia in
aquaculture pond for a mudskipper,
Pseudapocryptese elongates in
southern Vietnam as a possible
consequence of enhanced microbial
abundance and respiration driven
by chronic over-feeding
O.6.5: Growth, food conversion
ratio and survival rate of tiger
grouper (Epinephelus
fuscoguttatus, Forsskål 1775) in
different salinity regimes
O.6.6: Nursery rearing of manycolored abalone juveniles (Haliotis
diversicolor Reeve, 1846) for
resources conservation in Bach
Long Vi Hai Phong City
O.6.7: Biodiversity in aquaculture
ponds and cages and the adjoining
mangroves and seagrass beds
O.6.8: Grouper fingerling/seeds
(Serranidae) in coastal coral reef of
Da Nang, Vietnam
Presenter
Saleem Mustafa. Borneo Marine
Research Institute, University
Malaysia Sabah. Malaysia
Natheer Alabsi. Atmosphere and
Ocean Research Institute, The
University of Tokyo. Japan
Maria Rebecca A. Campos.
University of the Philippines Open
University. Philippines
Minoru Wada. Graduate school of
Fisheries Science and
Environmental Studies, Nagasaki
University. Japan
Mazlan Abd. Ghaffar. School of
Environmental and Natural
Resource Sciences, Faculty of
Science and Technology, Universiti
Kebangsaan Malaysia. Malaysia
Hoang Dinh Chieu. Research
Institute for Marine Fisheries
(RIMF). Vietnam
Teodora Uy Bagarinao.
Aquaculture Department, Southeast
Asian Fisheries Development
Center. Philippines
Vo Van Quang. Institute of
Oceanography. Vietnam
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Time
15:50-18:05
Title
Chair: Dr. Saleem Mustafa
15:50-16:05
O.6.9: Reproductive pattern of the
triploid Pacific oyster Crassostrea
gigas raised in intertidal net bag
table culture system off the west
coast of Korea
O.6.10: Challenges in the
implementation of ecosystem
approach to fisheries management
O.6.11: Predicting habitat
preference for effective
management of sardine fisheries in
the Northern Zamboanga and
Bohol Sea
O.6.12: Effect of low pH on the
growth performance, survival and
carapace shell quality in postlarvae
and early juveniles of freshwater
giant prawn, Macrobrachium
rosenbergii
O.6.13: Effect of storms on the
population structure of Holothuria
scabra in sea ranch site
16:05-16:20
16:20-16:35
16:35-16:50
16:50-17:05
17:05-17:20
17:20-17:35
17:35-17:50
17:50-18:05
O.6.14: Study on sea ratio and size
at maturity of wild mud crabs,
Scylla sp. In Marudu Bay, Sabah
O.6.15: Economics of marine bio
diversity - linkages between
aquaculture and sustainable
fisheries: issues and intricacies
O.6.16: Challenges and
opportunities for sustainable
aquaculture - the Curtin
University’s perspective
O.6.17: Development and
management of fisheries refugia: a
tool for sustainable management of
marine resources in the coastal
waters of Vietnam
Presenter
Choi, Kwang-Sik. School of
Marine Biomedical Science (BK21
PLUS), Jeju National University.
Republic of Korea
Nor Aieni Mokhtar. National
Oceanographic Directorate.
Malaysia
Jakellen Del Prado. The Marine
Science Institute – University of the
Philippines. Philippines
Gunzo Kawamura. Borneo
Marine Research Institute,
Universiti Malaysia Sabah.
Malaysia.
Marie Antonette J. Menez.
Marine Science Institute,
University of the Philippines,
Diliman, Quezon City Philippines
Annita Yong Seok Kian. Marine
Science Institute, University of the
Philippines. Philippines.
Alluri V.N.Varma. P.G.Courses &
Research Centre. India
Ravi Fotedar. Department of
Environment and Agriculture,
Curtin University. Australia
Nguyen Van Long. Institute of
Oceanography. Vietnam
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SESSION 8: Changing ocean biogeochemistry and its ecosystem impact
(particularly nutrient supply and cycles, hypoxia, POPs and heavy metals),
including one concentrated section on Ewin 2013 expedition
Time
11:10-12:30
11:10-11:25
11:25 11:40
11:40 12:05
12:05 12:30
Time
13:30 -15:30
13:30 13:45
13:45 14:00
14:00 14:15
14:15 14:30
Title
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Zainal Arifin, Dr. Gil Suico Jacinto
O.8.1: Potential role of microbes in Moritz Müller. Faculty of
the local sulphur and nitrogen
Engineering, Computing and
cycles in Kuching waters
Science, Swinburne University of
Technology, Malaysia
O.8.2: An occurrence and spatial
Penjai Sompongchaiyakul.
scale of hypoxia phenomena in the Departments of Marine Science,
upper Gulf of Thailand
Chulalongkorn University,
Thailand
O.8.3: Alternative biostimulating
Yeti Darmayati. Research Center
agent using local slow release
for Oceanography, Indonesian
fertilizer to enhance biodegradation Institut of Sciences, Indonesia
of oil-contaminated beach sediment
in Cilacap, Indonesia
O.8.4: Environmental parameters
Faddrine Holt Ajon Jang. Faculty
of waters in Talang-Satang national of Resource Science and
Park
Technology, Universiti Malaysia
Sarawak, Malaysia
Title
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Zainal Arifin, Dr. Gil Suico Jacinto
O.8.5: Horizontal and vertical
heterogeneity of nutrient
distribution on the continental shelf
of the East China Sea during
summer
O.8.6: Impacts of terrestrial
materials on the water quality and
fringe corals in the East Coast of
Hainan Island
O.8.7: Rapid degradation in water
quality in fish cage culture areas in
Vietnam
O.8.8: Nutrient load estimates for
Manila Bay, Philippines using
population data
Shigenobu Takeda. Graduate
School of Fisheries Science and
Environmental Studies, Nagasaki
University, Japan
Jing Zhang. East China Normal
University, China
Son Le Tuan. Research Institute
for Marine Fisheries, Vietnam
Lara Patricia A. Sotto. The
Marine Science Institute,
University of the Philippines,
Philippines
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14:30 14:45
14:45 15:00
15:00 15:15
15:15 15:30
Time
15:50- 18:00
15:50 - 16:05
16:05 - 16:20
16:20 - 16:35
16:35 - 16:50
17:00 - 17:15
O.8.9: Dissolved and particulate
major, minor and rare earth element
distribution in seawater of the Sulu
and Sulawesi Seas off eastern
Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia
O.8.10: Geochemical processes
associated with submarine
groundwater discharge (SGD) in
Bolinao, Pangasinan, northwestern
Philippines
O.8.11: Chemical composition of
the waters along Vietnam coast in
connection with spatial temporal
variability of plankton production
and anthropogenic influence
O.8.12: Oryzias fishes for studies
of marine environment: Potential
use of the Hainan Medaka,
Oryziascurvinotus, in Vietnam
Title
Noor Azhar MohdShazili.
Institute of Oceanography,
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu,
Malaysia
Maria Isabel Senal. The Marine
Science Institute, University of the
Philippines, Philippines
Vladimir Shulkin. Pacific
Geographical Institute, Russia
Koji Inoue. Atmosphere and
Ocean Research Institute, The
University of Tokyo, Japan
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Zainal Arifin, Dr. Gil Suico Jacinto
O.8.13: Production of Cyp1A gene Masato Kinoshita. Graduate
knock out Java medaka
School of Agriculture, Kyoto
(Oryziasjavanicus) for the
University, Japan
detection of pollutants in seawater
O.8.14: Environmental factors
Tran Thi Mai Phuong. Faculty of
affecting bioavailability of heavy
Environment, University of
metals in molluscs of NhaTrang,
Science Ho Chi Minh City,
Vietnam
Vietnam
O.8.15: Framework of marine
Jun Song. National Marine Data
pollution environment guarantee
and Information Service, China
system and potential applications
of neutron activation analysis
method in the study of marine
pollution
O.8.16: High resolution sediment
Suk Hyun Kim. Korea Institute of
trap experiment in the southwestern Ocean Science & Technology, R.
part of the East Japan Sea
Korea
O.8.17: The variation of sediment
Hoang Trung Du. Institute of
load and deposition by river
Oceanography - VAST, Vietnam
discharge and their effects on
environmental quality in coastal
waters of NhaTrang Bay, Vietnam
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17:15 - 17:30
17:30 - 17:45
O.8.18: Distribution and sources of
aliphatic hydrocarbons in southern
South China Sea surface sediments
off Terengganu Coast
O.8.19: Distribution and sources of
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
in mangrove sediments of a
tropical estuary in Port Dickson,
Malaysia
Swee Yun Pang. Faculty of
Science and Technology, Universiti
Malaysia Terengganu, Malaysia
Mohamad Pauzi Zakaria. Faculty
of Environmental Studies,
Universiti Putra Malaysia,
Malaysia
SESSION 9: Ocean acidification and its effects to marine ecosystems
Time
11:10-12:20
11.10 - 11.25
11.25 - 11.40
11.40 11.55
11.55 - 12.10
12:10-12:20
Title
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Somkiat Khokiattiwong, Prof. Zulfigar Yasin
O.9.1: Introduction of a new way
Xu Dong. Lab of Marine chemistry
to study on the effects of ocean
and Environmental monitoring
acidification on coral reef
technology, Third Institute of
ecosystems
Oceanography. China
O.9.2: Influence of pCO2 on coral
Suchana Chavanich.
larvae and the monitoring of
Chulalongkorn University,
carbonate system in a Thai reef
Thailand.
O.9.3: Studies on the ecology of a
Zulfigar Yasin. School of
coral reef in the vicinity of an
Biological Sciences, Universiti
underwater thermal vent as a
Sains. Malaysia.
window to the future survival of
tropical shallow reefs exposed to
ocean acidification
O.9.4: Effects of pCO2 on the
Hae-young Choi. Korea Institute
hatching of Artemia franciscana
of Ocean Science and Technology.
cysts
South Korea.
Question
SESSION 10: Harmful Algal Blooms
Time
Title
13:30-14:30
Chair: Dr. Doan Nhu Hai
13:30-13:45
O.10.1: Theoretical controls on the
maximal size of giant Phaeocystis
globosa colonies.
O.10.2: Identification of Marine
epibenthic dinoflagellates from
Hainan Island, China
13:45-14:00
Presenter
Walker O. Smith. Virginia
Institute of Marine Science,
College of William & Mary, USA
Lu Songhui & Zhang Hua.
Research Center for Harmful Algae
and Marine Biology, Jinan
University, Guangzhou 510632,
China
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14:00-14:15
14:15-14:30
Time
O.10.3: Development and in situ
application of the real time acoustic
monitoring system for harmful
algal bloom's early detection, Korea
O.10.4: Preliminary study on
geospatial techniques on Harmful
Algal Blooms (HAB) detection in
the Philippine waters using
Moderate Resolution Imaging
Spectrometer (MODIS)
Donhyug Kang. Maritime Security
Research Center, Korea Institute of
Ocean Science & Technology
(KIOST), Korea
Aldwin T. Almo. Marine Science
Institute, University of the
Philippines, Diliman, Philippines
Title
Presenter
14:30-15:30
Chair: Dr. Walker Smith
14:30-14:45
O.10.5: Ball clay dispersion on
Scrippsiella bloom in Bolinao,
Pangasinan, Philipppines
O.10.6: Distribution of harmful
algal species in the coastal areas
around Hainan Island, south China
O.10.7: Real-time quantitative PCR
assay for the detection of toxic
Alexandrium tamiyavanichii
(Dinophyceae) along the coastline
of Borneo
O.10.8: Potential harmful
phytoplankton in the surface
phytoplankton community of inner
San Pedro Bay, Leyte, Philippines
during the wet season of 2012
Peter Paolo L Rivera. The Marine
Science Institute, University of the
Philippines, Philippines
Shoko Tanabe. The University of
Shiga Prefecture. Japan
Titles
Presenter
14:45-15:00
15:00-15:15
15:15-15:30
Time
12:5016:50
15:50-16:05
16:05-16:20
16:20-16:35
Nyuk Fong Kon. Institute of
Biodiversity and Environmental
Conservation, Universiti Malaysia
Sarawak, Malaysia
Leni Gomez Yap-Dejeto.
University of the Philippines,
Philippines
Not attend
Chair: Dr. Mitsunori Iwataki
O.10.9: Marine diatom Pseudonitzschia pungens
(Bacillariophyceae), a glance of the
global diversifications
O.10.10: Effect of temperature on
feeding behavior and growth of
green Noctiluca
O.10.11: Diarrhetic shellfish
poisoning and its associated
harmful algae: Dinophysis
Hong Chang Lim. Faculty of
Resource Science and Technology,
Universiti Malaysia Sarawak,
Malaysia
Dusit Srivilai. Faculty of Science,
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Mengmeng Tong. Zhejiang
University, Ocean College, China
13
16:35-16:50
Time
16:5017:50
16:50-17:05
17:05-17:20
17:20-17:35
17:35-17:50
17:50-18:05
O.10.12: Effect of
Gymnodiniumcatenatum on the
toxicity of Pyrodinium bahamense
var. compressum (Honda Bay
isolate)
Title
Iris Delos Santos Orizar. The
Marine Science Institute, University
of the Philippines Diliman,
Philippines.
Presenter
Chair: Prof. Nguyen Ngoc Lam
O.10.13: Molecular phylogeny of
benthic unarmored dinoflagellate
Amphidinium spp. from the Western
Pacific regions based on LSU
rDNA
O.10.14: Alexandrium catenella
(group IV), an invasive
dinoflagellate from Asia on the
Maghrebian coasts (Mediterranean
Sea): description of cyst beds using
a single-cell ribotyping method
O.10.15: Comparison Study of
Benthic Dinoflagellate
Gambierdiscus,
OstreopsisandProrocentrum
Density in West Coast of Sumatera
Island and Bintan Island Coast in
Riau Archipelago, Indonesia
O.10.16: Changes in composition
and abundance of phytoplankton in
Ha Long Bay during the last decade
O.10.16: Numerical modeling on
harmful algae transition and toxin
production behaviors in a eutrophic
Lake, Japan
Mitsunori Iwataki. Faculty of
Science, Yamagata University,
Japan
Estelle Masseret. Université
Montpellier 2, France
Thamrin. Faculty of Fisheries and
Marine Science, University of
RiauPekanbaru-Riau, Indonesia
Nguyen Van Nguyen. Research
Institute for Marine Fisheries,
Vietnam
Md. Nazrul Islam. The University
of Tokyo, Japan
DAY 2: 23 April, 2014 (Wednesday)
SESSION 4: Sediment source-to-sink process in the Western Pacific
Time
Title
Presenter
14
15:50Chair: Dr. Che Abd Rahim Mohamed, Dr. Zhifei Liu and Dr.
18:05
Fernando P. Siringan
Sylvain Ouillon. IRD, Laboratoire
15:50-16:05 O.4.1: Innovative Optical
Algorithms to Monitor Suspended
d’Etudes en Geophysique et
Sediment in Coastal Waters of
Oceanographie Spatiales,
Vietnam
University of Toulouse, France
Hafiz Yusoff. School of
16:05-16:20 O.4.2: Natural Uranium and
Thorium in Sediment Core from
Environmental and Natural
East Malaysia Ports
Resource Sciences, Faculty of
Science and Technology, Universiti
Kebangsaan, Malaysia
16:20-16:35 O.4.3: Distribution of Petroleum
Narumol Bua-ngam.
Hydrocarbons in Surface Sediment
Environmental Science, Graduate
of the Gulf of Thailand
School, Chulalongkorn University,
Thailand
16:35-16:50 O.4.4: Mekong River Delta: Coastal Nguyen Van Lap. HCMC Institute
landform in the last 3000 years and of Resources Geography, Vietnam
present situation
Renat Belalovich Shakirov. V.I.
16:50-17:05 O.4.5: New gashydrates in the
Okhotsk and Japan Seas (outcomes Il'ichev Pacific Oceanological
from 2012 and 2013):
Institute FEB RAS, Vladivostok,
manifestations of circum Pacific
Russia.
Gas Hydrate Belt
17:05-17:20 O.4.6: Spatial Patterns of Mercury
Benjawan Sansittisakunlird.
Contamination in the Gulf of
Environmental Science, Graduate
Thailand’s Sediments
School, Chulalongkorn University,
Bangkok, Thailand
17:20-17:35 O.4.7: The temperature-salinity and Le Duc Cuong. Institute of Marine
turbidity vertical structure in water
Environment and Resources
of Co Chien delta
(IMER)-Vietnam Academy of
Science Technology, Vietnam
Vu Tuan Anh. Institute of
17:35-17:50 O.4.8: Calculation of the
distribution of the suspended
Oceanography, VAST, Vietnam
sediment from Mekong river system
to east in 2012
17:50-18:05 O.4.9: Atmospheric deposition as a Che Abd Rahim Mohamed.
source of recent marine productivity Faculty of Science & Technology,
at the marginal sea of southern
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia,
South China Sea region
Selangor, Malaysia
SESSION 5: Status, trends of marine biodiversity and productivity (including
marine endangered species, invasive species, etc)
Time
Title
Presenter
15
13:30-15:30 Chair: Dr. Suchana Chavanich, Dr. Youn-Ho Lee and
Dr. Shuhei Nishida
13:30-13:45
O.5.22: 21 years of conservation
and monitoring of green turtles
(Chelonia mydas) at Chagar Hutang
Redang island, Terengganu,
Malaysia
O.5.23: Manipulative technique and
material to incubate green turtles
(Cheloniamydas) eggs during
Northeast Monsoon Season in
Talang-Satang National Park of
Sarawak, Malaysia Borneo
O.5.24: Diversity of hard coral
communities in natural and artificial
reefs at Talang-Satang National
Park (TSNP) Sarawak, Malaysia
O.5.25: Coral recruitment at Lhok
Weng, Pulau Weh, Indonesia
Juanita Joseph. Institute of
Oceanography and Environment,
Universiti Malaysia
14:30-14:45
O.5.26: The EBSA Factor in
Marine Biodiversity Conservation
and Vulnerability in Southeast Asia
Miguel D. Fortes. Aurora Marine
Research and Development Institute
c/o Marine Science Institute CS,
University of the Philippines
14:45-15:00
O.5.27: Isolation and
characterisation of secondary
metabolites from mangrove-derived
endophytic fungi Guignardia
mangiferae
O.5.28: Enrichment of microbial
abundance in the sea-surface
microlayer over a coral reef:
implications for biogeochemical
cycles in reef ecosystems
Yao Long Lew. Swinburne
University of Technology, Malaysia
O.5.29: Coral-associated viral and
bacterial communities in Ha Long
Bay (Vietnam)
Pham The Thu. Institute of Marine
Environment and Resources,
Vietnam
13:45-14:00
14:00-14:15
14:15-14:30
15:00-15:15
15:15-15:30
Tonny Ganyai. Sarawak Forestry
Corporation, Malaysia Borneo
Natasha Nur Amarina Binti
Mohamad Kaie. Faculty of
Resource Science and Technology,
Universiti Malaysia Sarawak
Zulfigar Yasin. Marine Science
Lab, School of Biological Sciences,
Universiti Sains Malaysia
Ryota Nakajima. Marine
Biodiversity Research Program,
Institute of Biogiosciences, Japan
Agency for Marine-Earth Science
and Technology, Japan
16
SESSION 12: Remote sensing in integrated coastal and marine management
Time
Presentation
Presenter
13:30-15:30
Chair: Dr. Teruhisa Komatsu, Dr. Duong Hong Son
13:30-13:45
O.12.1: Observation on the coastal
ecosystems of the Numfor Island,
Papua, Indonesia Using Landsat
Satellite
O.12.2: Developing the research on
fish-habitat relationships in
Indonesian coral reefs using remote
sensing
O.12.3: Multisensor and
multitemporal images for damage
detection on coral reef, Small
Island - Spermonde Archipelago,
Indonesia
O.12.4: Applications of Sea
Surface Height Data for
Oceanographic Phenomenas and
Marine Recources Management in
Indonesia
O.12.5: Assessment of Submarine
Groundwater Discharge (SGD) in
Pangasinan, Philippines using
Thermal Analysis of Landsat7
ETM+ TIR images and Electrical
Resistivity Tomography
O.12.6: Determining of Upwelling
Distribution Using Modis Satellite
Data Image
In Southern East Java
Sam Wouthuyzen. Research
Center for Oceanography,
Indonesia
15:00-15:15
O.12.7: Mapping submarine
topography in coastal area using
compact wide swath bathymetry
system
Takayoshi Otaki. Atmosphere and
Ocean Research Institute, The
University of Tokyo, Japan
15:15-15:30
O.12.8: Remote Sensing, SAR,
GIS and AIS in Oil Spill and Ship
Monitoring Applications
Andrei Yu.Ivanov. P.P.Shirshov
Institute of Oceanology, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Russia
13:40-14:00
14:00-14:15
14:15-14:30
14:30-14:45
14:45-15:00
Shuhei Sawayama. Atmosphere
and Ocean Research Institute, The
University of Tokyo, Japan
Nurjannah Nurdin. Marine
Science Department, Hasanuddin
University, Indonesia
A.Hartoko. Faculty of Fisheries
and Marine Science. Diponegoro
University. Indonesia
Danica LindaMancenido. Marine
Science Institute, University of the
Philippines, Philippines
BambangSemedi. Faculty of
Fisheries and Marine Science,
Brawijaya University, Indonesia
17
SESSION 13: Development and demonstration of ocean forecasting system
Time
13:30-15:30
Title
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Fangli Qiao & Prof. Fredolin Tangang
13:30-13:55
O.13.1: Development of
Operational Ocean Forecasting
System in Korea
O.13.2: Ocean Forecasting System
in RIAM, Kyushu University,
Japan
O.13.3: Development and
Evaluation of a High Resolution
Oceanic General Circulation Model
(OGCM)
O.13.4: Development of the
Southeast Asian ocean forecast
system
O.13.5: Coastal prediction system
for the mitigation of wave induced
coastal disaster
O.13.6: Introduction of Ocean
Forecasting System and its
verification
13:55-14:20
14:20-14:45
14:45-15:00
15:00-15:15
15:15-15:30
Kwang-Soon Park. Korea Institute
of Ocean Science and Technology,
Republic of Korea
Tetsuo Yanagi. Research Institute
for Applied Mechanics (RIAM),
Kyushu University, Japan
YongqiangYu. LASG, Institute of
Atmospheric Physics, China
Fangli Qiao. First Institute of
Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, China
Dong-Young Lee. College of
Engineering, Ocean University of
China, China
Guansuo Wang. First Institute of
Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, China
Time
15:50-18:00
Title
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Fangli Qiao, Prof. Fredolin Tangang
15:50-16:05
O.13.7: Initial forecasting of the
particle transport in the southcentral waters of Vietnam
O.13.8: Water column conditions
in the Gulf of Thailand and the
influences of the South China Sea
16:05-16:20
16:20-16:35
16:35-16:50
O.13.9: Long-term transport and
dispersion of 137Cs released into
ocean off Fukushima nuclear
accident
O.13.10: Coastal fronts and
upwelling dynamics along the east
coast of peninsular Malaysia
Hong Long Bui. Institute of
Oceanography (VAST), Vietnam
Anukul Buranapratheprat.
Department of Aquatic Science,
Faculty of Science, Burapha
University, Thailand
Chang Zhao. First Institute of
Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, China
Mohd Fadzil Mohd Akhir.
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu
Institute. Oceanography and
18
Environment, Malaysia.
16:50-17:05
17:05-17:20
O.13.11: Simulation of the seasonal
circulation in the Gulf of Thailand
and the Malaysian Peninsula east
continental shelf using a wave-tidecirculation coupled model
O.13.12: ROMS simulated
southwest monsoon current
circulation and temperature in
Peninsular Malaysia’s eastern shelf
17:20-17:35
O.13.13: Indonesia Ocean
Forecasting System (Ina OFS)
Development and Work Plan
17:35-17:50
O.13.14: Modeling of seasonal
current system in South Vietnam
waters
Changshui XIA. First Institute of
Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, China
Fredolin Tangang. Research
Centre for Tropical Climate
Change System (IKLIM), Faculty
of Science and Technology,
National University of Malaysia,
Malaysia
Anastasia Rita TisianaDwi
Kuswardani. R&D Center for
Marine and Coastal Resources,
Agency for Marine and Fisheries
Research and Development,
Ministry of Marine Affairs and
Fisheries, Indonesia
Pham Xuan Duong. Instituteof
Oceangraphy, (VAST), Vietnam
SESSION 14: New technology and data management
Time
13:30-15:30
Title
Chair: Dr. Ken Ando, Dr. Ibnu Sofian
13:30-13:45
O.14.1: China Digital Ocean
Information Framework and its
application in WESTPAC regional
marine cooperation
O.14.2: Kuroshio variations in the
northeast of Taiwan revealed by
Long Range Ocean Radar and
Ocean-Atmosphere coupled model
O.14.3: Monitoring of rapid current
in Wakasa Bay, Japan
13:45-14:00
14:00-14:15
Presenter
Ting Yu. National Marine Data and
Information Service, China
AkihikoMorimoto.
HydrosphericAtmospheric
Research Center, Nagoya
University, Japan
Atsushi Kaneda. Faculty of
Marine Bioscience, Fukui
Prefectural University, Japan
19
14:15-14:30
O.14.4: Development of low-cost
and low-maintenance moored buoy
networks for tropical small islands
observation system
O.14.5: A new low-power low-cost
high frequency Doppler radio
scatterometer (HFDRS) for costal
oceanography
Indra Jaya. Department of Marine
Science and Technology, Bogor
Agricultural University, Indonesia
14:45-15:00
O.14.6: The features of laser
breakdown of sea and fresh water
15:00-15:15
O.14.7: Satellite-based wind and
wave energy resource assessment
for South China Sea
Alexey V. Bulanov. Laboratory of
Lasers Optics and Spectroscopy,
V.I. Il'ichev Pacific Oceanologic
Institute,Vladivostok, Russia
Omar bin Yaakob. Marine
Technology Centre Universiti
Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia
14:30-14:45
Pierre Flament. University of
Hawaii at Manoa, USA
Cesar Villanoy will present
May not attend, informed by
convener
15:15-15:30
Questions & Answers
Time
Title
Presenter
15:50Chair: Dr. Ken Ando, Dr. Ibnu Sofian
18:00
15:50-16:05 O.14.8: Wave energy potential
Ali Mirzaei. Faculty of Science and
assessment in the central and
Technology, National University of
southern regions of the South
Malaysia, Malaysia
China Sea
16:05-16:20 O.14.9: On the climatology of
Wataru Sasaki. Application
wave energy resources around
Laboratory, Japan Agency for Marine
Japan
Earth Science and Technology, Japan
16:20-16:35 O.14.10: Wave energy and nearBahareh Kamranzad. Iranian
shore hotspots in Gulf of Oman
National Institute for Oceanography
and Atmospheric Science, Iran
16:35-16:50 O.14.11: Study of wave energy
Vahid Chegini. Ocean Engineering
resources in the Persian Gulf:
and Technology Research Center,
seasonal and monthly distributions Iranian National Institute for
Oceanography and Atmospheric
Science, Iran
16:50-17:05 O.14.12: Biogas Technology
Mujizat Kawaroe. Marine Science
Development Potency from
and Technology Department, Faculty
Macroalgaefor Fuel and
of Fisheries and Marine Science,
ElectricitySupplyin Small Island
Bogor Agricultural University,
Indonesia
20
17:05-17:20 O.14.13: The Screening and
Evaluation of Endophytic Fungi
for the Production of Biofuels
Utilizing Palm Oil Mill Effluent
17:20-17:35 O.14.14: Philippine exposure
Edwin Sia. Faculty of Engineering,
Computing and Science, Swinburne
University of Technology, Malaysia
Laura T. David. Marine Science
Institute, University of the
Philippines, Philippines
Not attend, informed by PM Thu
17:35-17:50 O.14.15: Estimate of the tidal
stream power resource of the
Lombok Strait- Indonesia
Totok Suprijo. Coastal
Oceanographic Laboratory of Earth
Sciences and Technology Faculty,
Institute of Technology, Indonesia
17:50-18:00 Qestions & Answers
DAY 3: 24 April, 2014 (Thursday)
SESSION 1: Role of the Indo-Pacific Ocean in regional climate change and
variability
Time
Title
13:30Chair: Dr. Bo Qiu
15:30
13:30-13:50 O.1.6: ENSO and MJO influence
on heavy rainfalls in Central
Vietnam
13:50-14:10 O.1.7: Recent advancement of
NPOCE program-highlights and
prospect
14:10-14:25 O.1.8: Indian Ocean variability in
the CMIP5 multi-model ensemble:
The Zonal Dipole mode
14:25-14:40 O.1.9: Observed and projected
drought characteristics over
Malaysia
14:40-14:55 O.1.10: Relationships of climate
variability in the North Asian
Pacific and Indo-Pacific regions
Presenter
Jun Matsumoto. Research Institute
for Global Change, Japan Agency for
Marine-Earth Science and
Technology (JAMSTEC), Japan
Dunxin Hu. Institute of Oceanology,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Lin Liu. Center for Ocean and
Climate Research, First Institute of
Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, China
Fatin Nurashikin Mohd Arif.
Research Centre for Tropical Climate
Change System (IKLIM), Faculty of
Science and Technology, National
University of Malaysia, Malaysia
Svetlana Shkorba. V.I.Il′ichev
Pacific Oceanological Institute, FEB
RAS, Russia
cancelled
21
14:55-15:10 O.1.11: Multiple scale climate
oscillation in the Indo-Pacific
ocean and global teleconnections
Vladimir Ponomarev. V.I.Il′ichev
Pacific Oceanological Institute, FEB
RAS, Russia
cancelled
15:10-15:30 O.1.12: Modulation of the
Indonesian throughflow by IndoPacific climate variability
Janet Sprintall. Scripps Institution
of Oceanography, USA
Time
15:50-18:05
Title
Chair: Dr. Ken Ando
15:50-16:05
O.1.13: Role of the hot events for Anindya Wirasatriya. Center of
formation of the western Pacific
Atmospheric and Oceanic Studies,
warm pool
The Graduate School of Science,
Tohoku University, Japan
O.1.14: Multi-Decadal sea level
Bo Qiu. Department of
and gyre circulation variability in Oceanography, University of Hawaii
the Northwestern Tropical Pacific at Manoa, Honolulu, USA
Ocean
O.1.15: The variation of SSH and Du Yan. State Key Laboratory of
high saline water in the northern
Tropical Oceanography (South China
South China Sea and its
Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
relationship to the Northwestern
Academy of Sciences), Guangzhou,
Pacific
China
O.1.16: The Variability of North Dongchull Jeon. Korea Institute of
Equatorial undercurrent measured Ocean Science & Technology, Korea
in the Western Pacific Ocean
16:05-16:20
16:20-16:35
16:35-16:50
16:50-17:05
17:05-17:20
17:20-17:35
17:35-17:50
O.1.17: Exploring the mesoscale
activity in the Solomon Sea: a
complementary approach with a
numerical model and altimetric
data
O.1.18: Upwelling events
associated with climate variations
in the Indo-Pacific region.
O.1.19: Interannual variations of
Kuroshio transport in the East
China Sea and its relation to
Pacific Decadal Oscillation and
mesoscale eddy
O.1.20: Variability of coastal and
marine productivity within
Indonesian region revealed by
Presenter
Lionel Gourdeau. LEGOS,
UMR5566, IRD, Université Paul
Sabatier, Toulouse, France
Kentaro Ando. Research Institute for
Global Change, Japan Agency for
Marine - Earth Science and
Technology, Kanagawa, Japan;
XinyuGuo. Center for Marine
Environmental Studies, Ehime
University, Matsuyama, Ehime,
Japan
Suhendar I Sachoemar. Agency for
the Assessment and Application of
Technology (BPPT), Jakarta,
22
17:50-18:05
satellite data
Indonesia
O.1.21: Coastal landform
variations related to monsoon
activities in the Mekong River
Delta, Vietnam
Ta Thi Kim Oanh. HCMC Institute of
Resources Geography, Vietnam
Academy of Science and Technology
(VAST), Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
SESSION 2: Status, trends and effects of climate, natural disturbances and
anthropogenic stressors on ocean ecosystems
Time
10:5012:30
Title
Chair: Dr. Uematsu
Presenter
Post-Tsunami changes in circulation Yutaka Michida. Atmosphere and
and water quality in Kamaishi Bay
Ocean Research Institute, The
during 2011-2013
University of Tokyo, Japan
Moved from 22 by session
convener
10:50-11:05 O.2.17: Status of coral reef health
in Talang Satang national park,
Sarawak, Borneo Malaysia
Aazani Mujahid. Faculty of
Resource Science and Technology,
Universiti Malaysia Sarawak,
Malaysia
11:05-11:20 O.2.18: Impacts of a crude oil spill Thamasak Yeemin. Marine
incident on coral communities in
Biodiversity Research Group,
the Gulf of Thailand
Department of Biology, Faculty of
Science, Ramkhamhaeng
University, Thailand.
11:20-11:35 O.2.19: River reef impact studies II: Andreas Kunzmann. Leibniz
Is the degradation of Nha Trang
Centre for Tropical Marine Ecology
coral reefs a function of multiple
(ZMT), Bremen, Germany.
stressors?
11:35-11:50 O.2.20: Abundance and growth of
juvenile corals on dead Acropora
from the 2010 coral bleaching event
at Mu Ko Surin, the Andaman Sea
11:50-12:05 O.2.21: Changes on phytoplankton
taxonomic diversity in coastal
waters of south centre Vietnam over
the last two decades response to
anthropogenic impacts and climate
variability
Mathinee Yucharoen. Graduate
School of Science and Technology,
Shizuoka University, Japan.
Doan Nhu Hai. Institute of
Oceanography, Nha Trang. Vietnam
Academy of Science and
Technology
23
12:05-12:30 O.2.22: Long-term and inter-annual
variability of sea surface
temperature in the South China Sea
and its possible implication to coral
bleaching
Wah Shin How. Research Centre
for Tropical Climate Change
System (IKLIM), Faculty of
Science and Technology, National
University of Malaysia, Selangor,
Malaysia.
SESSION 3: Risk/vulnerability assessment on coastal sea-level related hazards
focusing on sea level rise, storm surges and coastal erosion
Time
Title
Presenter
09:00Chair: Dr. Bui Hong Long, Dr. Ahmad Khairi Abd Waha
10:40
09:00-09:15 O.3.1: Computation of wave
Le Dinh Mau. Institute of
characteristics in the East Vietnam
Oceanography, Vietnam Academy
sea using WAM model
of Science and Technology (IO,
VAST), Nhatrang, Vietnam
09:15-09:30 O.3.2: The environmental change in Moiseenko Irina Aleksandrovna.
the Amur Bay during the last 150
Il’ichev Pacific Oceanological
years (on the basis of diatoms and
Institute, Far Eastern Branch,
silicoflagellates)
Russian Academy of Sciences,
Vladivostok, Russia
09:30–
O.3.3: The study of coastal erosion Ahmad Hadi Mohamed Rashidi.
09:45
along Terengganu Coastline
National Oceanography Directorate,
Ministry of Science, Technology
and Innovation, Malaysia
09:45–
O.3.4: Coupled storm surge, wave
Qiuxing Liu. Marine Disaster
10:00
and tide seawall-overtopping
Forecasting and Warning Division,
forecasting system and its
National Marine Environmental
application in typhoon “Trami” and Forecasting Center, State Oceanic
“Usagi”
Administration, Beijing, China
10:00–
O.3.5: Study of influence of
Nguyen Ba Xuan. Institute of
10:15
internal waves to the vertical
Oceanography, Vietnam Academy
structure of hydrological and
of Science and Technology (IO,
environmental elements in
VAST), Nhatrang, Vietnam
NhaTrang bay
10:15–
O.3.6: Assessing coastal
Nguyen Ngoc Tuyen. School of
10:30
vulnerability forPhuQuoc Island in
environment, University of Science,
conditions ofsea level rise
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Time
15:5017:30
Title
Presenter
Chair: Dr.Bui Hong Long, Dr Ahmad Khairi Abd Waha
24
15:50-16:05 O.3.7: Tsunami risk assessment for
Yuhuan County, Zhejiang Province,
China
16:05-16:20 O.3.8: Vulnerability assessment to
sea level rise for southern coastal
zone of Phu Yen province
16:20-16:35 O.3.9: Predicting coastal integrity
vulnerability at selected shorelines
of Sarawak and Sabah, Borneo
Malaysia
16:35-16:50 O.3.10: Numerical simulation of
stormsurge and inundation
associated with super typhoon
Haiyan in Tacloban City, Leyte
16:50-17:05 O.3.11: Some experimental
calculated results of tidal current
system by using three dimensional
model (3-D) in the gulf of Tonkin
17:05-17:20 O.3.12: Coastal Erosion in NorthEastern Bali and the Threats to
Bali‘s Underwater Heritage
17:20-17:35 O.3.13: Sea level change of South
China Sea and its potential impacts
on Hainan Island
Jingming Hou. National Marine
Environmental Forecasting Center
(NMEFC) of China, Beijing, China
Vu Le Phuong. Institute of
Geology and Geophysics, Vietnam
Academy of Science and
Technology, Hanoi, Vietnam
Aazani Mujahid. Faculty of
Resource Science and Technology,
Universiti Malaysia Sarawak,
Sarawak, Malaysia
Princess Hope Bilgera. The
Marine Science Institute, University
of the Philippines, Quezon City,
Philippines
Bui Hong Long. Institute of
Oceanography ( IO), Vietnam
Academy of Science and
Technology (VAST), Vietnam
Semeidi Husrin. Reserach Institute
for Coastal Resources and
Vulnerability, Ministry of Marine
and Fisheries Affairs of the
Republic of Indonesia, Padang,
Indonesia
Shouhua Liu. National Marine
Data and Information Service,
Tianjin, China
SESSION 5: Status, trends of marine biodiversity and productivity (including
marine endangered species, invasive species, etc)
Time
Title
Presenter
09:00-10:40 Chair: Dr. Suchana Chavanich, Dr. Youn-Ho Lee, Dr. Shuhei Nishida
09:00-09:15
09:15-09:30
O.5.30: Changes in the abundance
and structure of the viral and
bacterial communities associated to
the hard coral Acropora formosa
during an antibiotic treatment
O.5.31: Influence of salinity on
specific growth rate of corals and
maximum quantum yield of
zooxanthellae
Bouvier T. Université Montpellier
2, France
Pataporn Kuanui. Reef Biology
Research Group, Department of
Marine Science, Faculty of Science,
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
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09:30-09:45
09:45-10:00
10:00-10:15
10:15-10:30
O.5.32: Responses of biological
communities to various
environmental stressors in tropical
coastal ecosystem: A broad-scale
comparative study of seagrass beds
in the Philippines
O.5.33: Application of enhanced
bottom reflectance index for
detection the distribution of
seagrass beds at Lap An lagoon
Thua Thien Hue province, Vietnam
O.5.34: Biodiversity and
biogeography of marine macroalgae
in Southeast Asia
O.5.35: Seaweeds communities of
inter-tidal rocky shores and the
correlated environmental
parameters
Masahiro Nakaoka. 1Akkeshi
Marine Station, Field Science
Center for Northern Biosphere,
Hokkaido University, Japan
Ha Nam Thang. Faculty of
Fisheries, Hue university of
Agriculture and Forestry, Vietnam
Put Ang. Marine Science
Laboratory, Chinese University of
Hong Kong, Hong Kong-China
Moved to 0.5.9
Muta Harah Zakaria. Department
of Aquaculture, Faculty of
Agriculture, Universiti Putra
Malaysia
SESSION 7: Marine Toxic Organisms and Seafood Safety
Time
10:50-12:30
10:50 11:00
11:00 11:20
11:20-11:35
11:35 12:00
12:00 12:15
12:15 12:30
Tittle
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Dao Viet Ha, Dr. Po Teen Lim
Opening Remarks
Conveners: Dao Viet Ha and Po
Teen Lim
O.7.1: Emerging toxins in Japan:
Toshiyuki Suzuki.National
Discovery of novel ovatoxin
Research Institute of Fisheries
isomers in Ostreopsis strains and
Science, Japan
investigation on blue humphead
parrotfish Scarus ovifrons causing
human poisoning in Japan.
O.7.2: Year-round monitoring and Polina Popkova. A.V Zhirmunsky
spatial distribution of Crenomytilus Institute of Marine Biology, Far
grayanus poisoned by diarrheic
Eastern Branch, Russia
shellfish toxins in coastal waters of
Vladivostok City, Russia
O.7.3: Naturally occurred marine
ChengChu Liu. Shanghai Ocean
biotoxins associated with fish and
University, China
shellfish poisoning in China
O.7.4: Taxonomic and toxic study Keiichi Matsuura. National
on dangerous pufferfishes found in Museum of Nature and Science,
the South China Sea
Japan
O.7.5: Assessment of adenovirus
Hongxia Ming. National Marine
in the main commercial shellfish
Environmental Monitoring Center,
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along the Chinese coast
Time
13:30-15:25
13:30 13:50
13:50 14:05
14:05 14:20
14:20 14:35
14:35 14:40
14:40 14:55
14:55 15:10
15:10 15:25
Time
15:50-16:30
15:50 16:05
China
Tittle
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Dao Viet Ha, Dr. Po Teen Lim
Naomasa Oshiro. National
O.7.6: (Session Keynote 2):
Occurrence of ciguatera fish
Institute of Health Sciences, Japan
poisonings and development of
ciguatoxins analysis methods in
Japan
O.7.7: Who produce PSP toxins
Masaaki Kodama. The University
and what for?
of Tokyo, Japan
O.7.8: Comparing the Health
Threat of Venomous Jellyfishes: A
Case Study from China
O.7.9: Analysis of a putative
saxitoxin biosynthetic gene, sxtI of
Alexandriumminutum
(Dinophyceae)
O.7.10: Studying the genotoxic
effects induced by four potential
carcinogenso on THP-1 cells in
vitro
O.7.11: Pseudo-nitzschia
(Bacillariophyceae) community
structure along the eastern South
China Sea based on automated
ribosomal intergenic analysis
(ARISA)
O.7.12: Toxic bloom-forming
phytoplankton species in Singapore
coastal waters
O.7.13: Utilization of commercial
papain in processing sandfish
(holothuria scabra) into beche-demer products and assessment of
product safety and quality
XueleiZhang. First Institute of
Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, China
Kieng-Soon Hii. Universiti
Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia
Hai Yan Wang. Third institute of
oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, China
Sing-Tung Teng. Universiti
Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia
Sandric Chee Yew Leong.
National University of Singapore,
Singapore
Rosa A. Bassig. National Fisheries
Research and Development
Institute, the Philippines
Tittle
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Dao Viet Ha, Dr. Po Teen Lim
O.7.14: Mercury, cadmium and
Dede Falahudin. Research Center
lead levels in vegetables, meats and for Oceanography, Indonesian
fishes at traditional markets in
Institute of Sciences (LIPI),
West Kalimantan, Indonesia
Indonesia
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16:05 16:20
O.7.15: Toxicity of crabs
implicated in marine poisonings in
northwestern Philippines
16:20 16:30
Review & Closing session
Ulysess Montojo. Bureau of
Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
Regional Office 1, the Philippines
Conveners
SESSION 9: Ocean acidification and its effects to marine ecosystems
Time
10:50-12:35
10:50- 11:05
11:05- 11:20
11:20- 11:35
11:35- 11:50
11:50- 12:05
Title
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Somkiat Khokiattiwong, Prof. Zulfigar Yasin
O.9.5: Bivalve aquaculture and
Aileen Tan Shau-Hwai. School of
ocean acidification in South East
Biological Sciences, Universiti
Asia
Sains. Malaysia.
O.9.6: The combined effects of
Kyung-Su Kim. Pukyong
elevated CO2 and temperature on
National University, Busan, Korea.
the physiological conditions of
olive flounder larvae, Paralichthys
olivaceus
O.9.7: Microbial communities
Juliana Ho Sing Fang. Faculty of
associated with Trachyphyllia
Engineering, Computing and
geoffroyi, Euphyllia parancora and Science, Swinburne University of
Corallimorphs sp. and the impact of Technology, Malaysia.
temperature rise and ccean
acidification on them.
O.9.8: Influence of reducing ocean Khairul Nizam Mohamed.
pH on Fe bioavailability
Department of Environmental
Science, Faculty of Environmental
Studies. Malaysia.
O.9.9: Monsoon effect and ocean
Mutiara RachmatPutri. Research
climate variability on ocean pH
Group of Oceanography Institute
variation in the Indonesia waters
Technology of Bandung. Indonesia
12:05- 12:20
O.9.10: The distribution of
carbonate chemistry in the South
China Sea
Nithiyaa Nilamani. Marine
Science Lab, School of Biological
Sciences, University Sains.
Malaysia
12:20- 12:35
O.9.11: Upwelling of low pH
waters and its potential impact on
the coral reef system
Aiqin Han. Third Institute of
Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration. China
Time
13:30-15:30
13:30-13:45
Title
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Somkiat Khokiattiwong, Prof. Zulfigar Yasin
O.9.12: Upwelling induced
Young-GyuPark. Ocean
acidification and bloom induced
Circulation and Climate Research
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13:45-14:00
14:00-14:15
deacidification over the
Southwestern part of the East Sea
O.9.13: Ocean acidification:
strengthening the global observing
approach
O.9.14: Monitoring ecological
impacts of ocean acidification on
Indo-Pacific coral reefs
Division, Korea Institute of Ocean
Science and Technology. Korea
Libby Jewett. National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration,
Ocean Acidification Program, USA
Russell E. Brainard. National
Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA), Pacific
Islands Fisheries Science Center,
USA
SESSION 11: Restoration and conservation of marine ecosystems
Time
10:5012:30
10:20-10:35
10:35-10:50
10:50-11:05
11:05-11:20
11:20-11:35
11:35-11:50
Titles
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Chou Loke Ming, Dr. Edgardo D. Gome
O.11.1: Variability and response of
harpacticoids and meiobenthic
community towards the
environmental changes in the
intertidal ecosystems in Peninsular
Malaysia
O.11.2: Effects of Four Varying
Temperatures on the Chlorophyll
aConcentrations of the Three Coral
Species from Maribago, Mactan
Island, Cebu, Philippines
O.11.3: Some suggested solutions
for sustainable use and conservation
of mangroves and seagrass beds at
Thuy Trieu lagoon, Cam Lam
district, Khanh Hoa province
O.11.4: Marine ecological health
assessment index study in the China
coastal area
O.11.5: Evaluating the Performance
of Integrated Coastal Management
in China’s coastal cities
O.11.6: Exploring of fishermen
mental maps to capture
stakeholders' perception of marine
protected areas (MPAs) as a fishery
management and conservation tool
Kassim Zaleha. School of Fisheries
and Aquaculture, Universiti
Malaysia Terengganu, Malaysia
Annelyn Gem L. Balatayo.
University of San Carlos,
Philippines
Thi Thanh Thuy Nguyen. Institute
of Oceanography, VAST, Vietnam
Wenhai Lu. National Marine Data
and Information Service, China
Guanqiong Ye. National
University of Singapore, Singapore
Natheer Alabsi. Atmosphere and
Ocean Research Institute, Japan
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Time
13:3015:30
13:30-13:45
Titles
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Chou Loke Ming, Dr. Edgardo D. Gome
O.11.7: Villagers as managers: The
case of community-managed MPAs
in Southern Iloilo, Philippines
13:45-14:00 O.11.8: MPA as a tool for marine
ecosystem enhancement: The case
of San Joaquin, Iloilo, Philippines
14:00-14:15 O.11.9: Integrated coastal
management and restoration for
Climate change adaptation: Case
study in KienGiang, Vietnam
Liberty N. Espectato. Institute of
Fisheries Policy and Development
Studies, College of Fisheries and
Ocean Sciences University of the
Philippine Visayas, Philippines
Ruby P. Napata. Institute of
Fisheries Policy and Development
Studies, College of Fisheries and
Ocean Sciences University of the
Philippine Visayas, Philippines
Chu Van Cuong. School of
Geography, Planning and
Environmental Management,
University of Queensland, Australia
Not attend
Jarina Mohd Jani. Institute of
Oceanography and Environment,
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu,
Malaysia
John Michael Basaca. Marine
Biology Section, Department of
Biology, University of San Carlos,
Philippines
Dominic Franco C. Belleza.
Marine Biology Section,
Department of Biology, University
of San Carlos, Philippines
Nalinee Thongtham. Phuket
Marine Biological Center, Thailand
14:15-14:30 O.11.10: Making a case for a
livelihood-based approach in
understanding the human-sea turtle
interactions in Malaysia
14:30-14:45 O.11.11: Growth and survival of
three scleractinian corals in the
coral nursery and restoration site of
Nogas Island, Philippine
14:45-15:00 O.11.12: Transplanting coral
fragments to damaged coral reefs
before and after typhoon Bopha:
The Panglao, Bohol experience
15:00-15:15 O.11.13: Twenty years of coral reef
restoration in the Andaman coast of
Thailand: What have we learned?
15:15-15:30 O.11.14: Rehabilitation of degraded Quan Nguyen Van. Institute of
coral reefs in Ha Long Bay Natural Marine Environment and Resources
World Heritage Site, Vietnam: cost (VAST), Vietnam
– effective and lesson learned
SESSION 12: Remote sensing in integrated coastal and marine management
Time
09:00 -10:45
Presentation
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Teruhisa Komatsu, Dr. Duong Hong Son
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09:00 09:15
O.12.9: Quantifying trends in
seagrass bed cover and measuring
biomass using high-resolution
satellite imagery
James F.Bramante. Tropical
Marine Science Institute, National
University of Singapore, Singapore
09:15 09:30
O.12.10: Satellite-based change
detection of seagrass biomass in
Merambong shoal
Mazlan Hashim. Institute of
Geospatial Science and Technology
(INSTeG), Universiti Teknologi
Malaysia, Malaysia
09:30 09:45
O.12.11: The bottom reflectance
index (BRI) algorithm – a new
approach for seagrass mapping in
coastal waters of Central of
Vietnam
O.12.12: Seagrass mapping of
Brunei Bay using remote sensing
Tong Phuoc Hoang Son.Institute
of Oceanography (VAST). Vietnam
10:00 10:15
O.12.13: The biomass and habitat
mapping on the status of seagrass
beds in some coastal lagoons,
Central Vietnam
Cao Van Luong. Institute of
Marine Environment and
Resources (VAST), Vietnam
10:15 10:30
O.12.14: Simulation of seagrass
and seaweed beds mapping by
satellite image based on the
radiative transfer model
O.12.15: Multiple Hyperspectral
Remote sensing for Seagrass
changes in Cam Ranh Bay
Tatsuyuki Sagawa. Remote
Sensing Technology Center of
Japan, Japan
09:45 10:00
10:30 10:45
Aidy M. Muslim. Institute of
Oceanography, Universiti Malaysia
Terengganu, Malaysia
Phan Minh Thu. Institute of
Oceanography (VAST), Vietnam
SESSION 13: Development and demonstration of ocean forecasting system
Time
09:0010:40
9:00-9:15
9:15-9:30
9:30-9:45
Title
Presenter
Chair: Dr. Fangli Qiao, Prof. Fredolin Tangang
O.13.15: Absolute and convective
instabilities and their roles in the
forecasting of large frontal
meanderings
O.13.16: Seasonal circulation of
the Gulf of Thailand
O.13.17: Data assimilation of tides
in the South China Sea using
adjoint method considering the
XiangSan Liang. Nanjing
University of Information Science
and Technology, China
Patama Singhruck. Faculty of
Science, Chulalongkorn University,
Thailand
Xiumin Gao. Key Lab of Marine
Science and Numerical Modeling,
First Institute of Oceanography,
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internal tide dissipation
9:45-10:00
O.13.18: New generation
Operational Forecasting System in
the China Seas
10:00-10:40 Discussion on potential
cooperation
State Oceanic Administration, China
Guimei Liu. National Marine
Environmental Forecasting Center
(NMEFC), China
LIST OF POSTER SESSION
SESSION 1: Role of the Indo-Pacific Ocean in regional climate change and
variability
P.1.1: Evaluation and projection of tropical cyclone genesis frequency by genesis
potential index in the CMIP5 climate models. Song & Qiao.
P.1.2: Responses of heat content in the world ocean to the 11-year solar cycle. Wang et
al.
P.1.3: Mixed layer salinity budget in the South China Sea. Zeng &Wang.
P.1.4: The interplay between the South China Sea throughflow and Indonesian
throughflow assessment based on two ocean products: interannual and decadal
variability. Liu et al.
P.1.5: Interannual seesaw between the Somali and the Australian Cross-Equatorial Flows
and its connection with tropical Indo-Pacific SST and East Asian summer monsoon. Li &
Li.
P.1.6: A global ocean reanalysis product in the project of China ocean reanalysis
(CORA). Han et al.
P.1.7: Study on the method of wave disaster hazard assessment and zoning in the South
Sea. Xing & Li.
P.1.8: The mysterious viral imprint on Vietnamese corals. Bettarel et al.
P.1.9: Annual and seasonal variations of particle fluxes in the northwestern Pacific. Kim
& Kim.
P.1.10: Three dimensional numerical model study of residual current in Terengganu
Waters. Daud & Akhir.
P.1.11: Sea level and surface dynamics in Panay Strait. Solera et al.
P.1.12: Climate change along the coast of North-western East/Japan Sea within 80 years.
Gayko.
P.1.13: Comparative analysis of behavior of the hydrodynamic structures along the
central coast of Vietnam under the influence of the atmospheric processes. Vlasova et al.
P.1.14: High resolution environment and climate changes of the northern East Japan Sea
for the last 40 ka based on geochemical and pollen data. Gorbarenko et al.
P.1.15: The climatic trend of grad(SST) in the northern Pacific Ocean and stability of the
Kuroshio Extension jet. Kilmatov & Trinko.
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P.1.16: The ice cover of the far eastern seas and the problem of global climate change.
Stasiuk & Petrov.
P.1.17: Regime peculiarities of the Asian and far Eastern summer depressions in 20002012. Shatilina et al.
SESSION 2: Status, trends and effects of climate, natural disturbances and
anthropogenic stressors on ocean ecosystems
P.2.1: Is methane production in Sarawakian Rivers linked to Archaea?. Denis et al.
P.2.2: De novo assembly and characterization of the transcriptome of two thermally
stressed marine sponges. Guzman et al.
P.2.3: Impact of eutrophic freshwater release on the tidal circulation in Chunsu Bay,
Yellow sea, Korea based on a numerical model. Young et al.
P.2.4: Tourism-generated coral fragments on a coral reef at Mu Koh Similan, the
Andaman Sea. Klinthong et al.
P.2.5: Fukushima 2011 derived radionuclides in the Japan and Okhotsk seas and
subarctic front region of the Northwestern Pacific, one year later. Lobanov et al.
P.2.6: Seasonal variations in water column stratification in the Gulf of Thailand.
Luadnakrob &Buranapratheprat.
P.2.7: Peoples’ perception about climate change and its impact on saltmarsh and seagrass
services (a case study of south eastern coast of Bangladesh). Masum et al.
P.2.8: The Kuril Island Straits water characteristics peculiarities formed by tides and the
climate variability. Moroz.
P.2.9:T he South China Sea environmental characteristics study results in electronic atlas.
Moroz &Rudykh.
P.2.10: Variability of water temperature, light intensity and hydrodynamics in coral reefs
of Talang-Satang National Park. NG et al.
P.2.11: A survey of helminthic parasites in marine fish from coral reefs of Tarutao
Island, Thailand following a severe coral bleaching event. Wanllop Pakdee and
Thamasak Yeemin
P.2.12: Long-term change in sandy beach ecosystems in the Eastern Gulf of Thailand.
Phanthewee & Yeemin.
P.2.13: Spatial variation in subtidal meiofaunal abundance in the Gulf of Thailand.
Raknavee et al.
P.2.14: Assessing environmental impacts of submarine cable installation on coral
communities in Thailand. Samsuvan et al.
P.2.15: Maintaining giant clam populations in the Andaman Sea under climate and
anthropogenic disturbances. Sangmanee et al.
P.2.16: Thermal refugia following coral bleaching events in the Gulf of Thailand.
Sutthacheep et al.
P.2.17: Status of estuarine areas in Camotes Islands, Central, Philippine. Tanduyan et al.
P.2.18: Eutrophication index as an environmental monitoring tool in Nha Trang Bay.
Phan Minh Thu et al.
P.2.19: Typhoon effects on hydrographical and biological dynamics in Sagami Bay,
Japan. Tsuchiya et al.
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P.2.20: Effect of booster biocides (Irgarol and Diuron) on coral health as indicate by fatty
acid biomarker. Bachok et al.
SESSION 3: Risk/Vulnerability assessment on coastal sea-level related hazards
focusing on sea level rise, storm surges and coastal erosion
P.3.1: Assessing relationship between coastal erosion and mangrove progradation of Can
Gio, Ho Chi Minh city. Thai Duong Nguyen & Ngoc Tuyen Nguyen.
P.3.2: Estimation of storm-surge in coastal waters of Ninh Thuan Province, Vietnam.
Nguyen Truong Thanh Hoi et al.
P.3.3: Distribution features of sea water temperature, salinity for typical conditions in
coastal waters of Ninh Thuan Province, Vietnam. Nguyen Truong Thanh Hoi & Le Dinh
Mau.
P.3.4: Some non-harmonic fluctuation features of sea water level in coastal waters of
Khanh Hoa Province, Vietnam. Pham Sy Hoan et al.
SESSION 5: Status, trends of marine biodiversity and productivity (including
marine endangered species, invasive species, etc)
P.5.1: Primary productivity in aquaculture grounds of bivalves in Bandon Bay, Surat
Thani province, Thailand. Yoshikawa et al.
P.5.2: Study on phytoplankton in South-West area of Vietnam sea water (1978 – 2010).
Nguyen Hoang Minh et al.
P.5.3: Changes in phytoplankton and harmful algae after a decade of water nutrient
enrichment: a case study in Cat Ba Island. Dao Duy Thu et al.
P.5.4: Abundances and distribution of planktonic larvae of Echinodermata and Anthozoa
during northwest monsoon in coastal waters of the Khanh Hoa province, Vietnam.
Wiedling, Kunzmann et al.
P.5.5: Zooplankton community in the Southeastern Sea of Korea. Do Thanh An
P.5.6: Detecting the occurance of specific target zoo plankton and larvae using DNA
barcode. Jeong et al.
P.5.7: Seasonal variability of zooplankton community and biomass at a fixed station in
the tropical coastal waters of the Malacca Strait. Yoshida, Othman at el.
P.5.8: Taxonomic study of box jellyfish genus Chiropsoides from the south Andaman
Sea. Sucharitakul.
P.5.9: A new record of Box Jellyfish Carybdea sivickisi Stiasny 1926 (Cnidaria,
Cubozoa: Carybdeidae) in the Eastern Gulf of Thailand. Jualaong.
P.5.10: The DNA barcode of Korean polychaetes. Kim et al.
P.5.11: DNA barcoding and phylogenetic relationships of different shrimp species in the
Philippines. Chua & Maningas.
P.5.12: An analysis of the polychaeta (Annelida) community in relation to the
environmental variables at seagrass beds of Sungai Pulai estuary, Malaysia. Guan et al.
P.5.13: Yearly succession of the marine benthic community at the construction site of the
Gageocho Ocean Research Station. Lee et al.
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P.5.14: Report of the occurrence of Atrina pectinata (Bivalvia: Pinnidae) in Ulleung
island, East Sea of Korea. Yang et al.
P.5.15: Larvae settlement, post metamorphosis behavior and early growth characteristics
of Laevistrombus canarium. Cob et al.
P.5.16: The amphipod (Crustacea: Peracarida) fauna from the South East Asian waters.
Rahim et al.
P.5.17: Distribution and abundance of sea urchins in Singapore reefs and their potential
ecological impacts on macroalgae and coral communities. Goh.
P.5.18: The SEAFDEC/AQD museum of aquatic biodiversity and documentation of
endangered marine megafauna. Bagarinao.
P.5.19: New cytotoxic acetylenic alcohols from the tropical sponge Reniochalina sp. Park
et al.
P.5.20: Extract of sea cucumber Stichopus vastus from Karimunjawa islands – Indonesia
for multi drug resistance (MDR) antibacterial activity. Pringgenies et al.
P.5.21: The taxonomy and diversity of sea cucumber from the family Stichopodidae
(Echinodermata: Holothuroidea) in the shallow reefs of the Straits of Malacca, the South
China Sea, Sulu Sea and Sulawesi Sea. Woo et al.
P.5.22: Diversity of holothurians in the island municipalities of northern Cebu, central,
Philippines. Tanduyan & Andriano.
P.5.23: Diversity of macrobenthos in intertidal zone of Ninh Hai district, Ninh Thuan
province. Phan Thi Kim Hong et al.
P.5.24: Taxonomic review of the genus Hypoatherina Schultz 1948 (Pisces:
Atheriniformes: Atherinidae). Kimura & Sasaki.
P.5.25: New fish collection building in the Philippines: Ichthyological Collection,
Museum of Natural Science, University of the Philippines Visayas. Motomura et al.
P.5.26: Distribution patterns of the lateral line organ in teleosts: diversity and uniformity.
Nakae et al.
P.5.27: On the reproductive biology of the halfbeak fish, Zenarhopterus buffonis
(Valenciennes 1847) in the coastal waters of Peninsular Malaysia. Diana et al.
P.5.28: Spatio-temporal fish larval assemblage of the different ecological habitat in Johor
Straits, Peninsular Malaysia. Arshad et al.
P.5.29: Checklist of amphioxus diversity in Thai waters (Andaman Sea and Gulf of
Thailand). Bussarawit.
P.5.30: Indonesian stranded marine mammals network: a national movement. Sekar Mira
P.5.31: Occurrence and present status of marine mammals in the Malaysian South China
Sea. Jaaman.
P.5.32: The sea turtles captured by coastal fisheries in the northeastern Sulu Sea:
documentation, care, tagging, and release. Bagarinao.
P.5.33: Coral reef monitoring in Sika Regency, Nusa Tenggara Timur Province,
Indonesia. Siringoringo.
P.5.34: Long term reef health monitoring (2004-2013) at Abang Waters, Batam City,
Riau islands Province, Indonesia. Abrar et al.
P.5.35: The potential role of bacterial communities in coral defence: a case study at
Talang-talang reef. Kuek et al.
P.5.36: Soft corals and sea fans (Coelentrata: Octocorallia) in the Northern Region of
Straits of Malacca, Malaysia. Mohammad et al.
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P.5.37: Depth distribution of giant sea anemone, Heteractis magnifica, in the Northern
Straits of Malacca. Shau-Hwai et al.
P.5.38: Distributional patterns of the corals diversity in the Pacific: impact into the
understanding of the global trends in the corals dispersal and coral ecosystems’ changing.
Dautova.
P.5.39: Distribution, abundance and biomedical potentials of soft corals in Singapore
reefs. Tan et al.
P.5.40: Indonesian marine biodiversity: status and trends. Kawaroe.
P.5.41: Forging regional environmental cooperation for the oceanic health and
sustainability of the South China Sea towards the protection of marine endangered
species. Talaat et al.
P.5.42: Managing malaysian marine endangered species: a sustainable conservation.
Rahman et al.
P.5.43: Status of biodiversity in Philippine policy. Bayosa Aya B. Cariño and Laura
David
P.5.44: Biological and environmental diversities of the Higashi-Hazu tidal flat and
adjacent macrophyte beds in Mikawa Bay, Japan. Yoshikawa et al.
P.5.45: Food web analysis on seagrass bed ecosystems in Malaysia using stable isotopes.
Hayashizaki et al.
P.5.46. Undescribed species of the commercially harvested jellyfish Crambionella
(Scyphozoa) from central Java, Indonesia with remarks on the fisheries. Nishikawa e al.
P.5.47: Enhalus acoroides (L.f.) Royle and its starch contents. Bujang & Zakaria
P.5.48: Marine plant resources in Beach resorts of Camotes islands, central, Philippines.
Tanduyan et al.
P.5.49: Taxonomy of Halophila genus (Hydrocharitaceae) in the South East Asian
countries under view of genetic marker and genetic variation of Halophila ovalis between
Western Pacific and Eastern Indian Ocean based on DNA fingerprinting. Xuan Vy
Nguyen et al.
P.5.50: Biodiversity and distribution of macroalgae at Bitung, North Sulawesi, Indonesia.
Mira.
P.5.51: Systematics of marine brown alga Sargassum from Thailand: a preliminary study
base on morphological data and nuclear ribosomal internal transcribed spacer 2 (ITS2)
sequences. Kantachumpoo et al.
P.5.52: Exploration of marine brown seaweeds associated endophytic fungi. Wong et al.
P.5.53: Some new adding species of marine algae in Vietnam, from the 5th Russian –
Vietnam marine scientific expedition aboard the research vessel “Akademik Oparin”. Le
Nhu Hau et al.
P.5.54: Study on abundance and distribution of green seaweeds and aquatic plants in
brackish water bodies of the Mekong delta, Vietnam. Ngoc Anh Nguyen Thi & Hai Tran
Ngoc.
P.5.55: Abundance, composition and diversity of coastal ichthyoplankton in NhaTrang
Bay, Central Vietnam. Huy Nguyen, Nguyen Ngoc Lam, Doan NhuHai, Andreas
Kunzmann.
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SESSION 6: Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture
P.6.1: Small-scale fisheries governance - transition to sustainable and responsible fishing
in india: issues and intricacies. Varma.
P.6.2: An ecosystem-based assessment of small yellow croaker harvested by multi-gears
in Korean waters. Kang &Zhang.
P.6.3: Identification of algae species in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia for bioremediation
and agriculture. Lee et al.
P.6.4: The effect of temperature on food consumption, food conversion rate and growth
of hybrid grouper Epinephelus spp. Simonet al.
P.6.5: Use of alkaline process for the extraction of gelatin from the Malaysian river
jellyfish, Acromitus hardenbergi Stiasny, 1934. Atikah et al.
P.6.6: Population parameters of Harpiosquilla harpax (de Haan, 1844)of Pantai Remis,
Perak coastal waters, Peninsular Malaysia. Sofea & Arshad.
P.6.7: Morphology, sex ratio, sexual maturity , and gonado-somatic index of the
greenback grey mullet Liza subviridis (Valenciennes, 1836) of Pagatban River, Negros
Island, Philippines. Lanaria et al.
P.6.8: Reproductive cycle and embryonic development of the Volute, Melo broderipii
(Griffith and Pidgeon, 1834) (Gastropoda: Volutidae). Wagas & Ilano.
P.6.9: Effects of firecrackers explosion on copepods (Crustacea, Copepoda) and Siganus
guttatus(Pisces, Siganidae) larvae. Metillo et al.
P.6.10: An individual-based model of Sardinella lemuru as a potential management tool
in the southern Philippines. Pata et al.
P.6.11: Variability of upwelling in the Zamboanga Peninsula, Philippines and its
relationship with sardine production. Deauna et al.
P.6.12: Sand and predator conditioning of hatchery-reared Holothuria scabra (Jaeger,
1935) juveniles and its implication for stock enhancement. Dumalan et al.
P.6.13: The Saga of community learning: Mariculture and the Bolinao experience.
Cordero-Bailey et al.
P.6.14 : Preliminary survey on food-web structure and water characteristics of bivalve
aquaculture area in Bandon bay, Surat Thani province, Thailand. Okamoto et al.
P.6.15: Integrated ecosystem-based assessment and management of the Korean Yellow
Sea fisheries. Zhang et al.
P.6.16: Antioxidant properties ofmarine microalgae culturedon a large-scale using
annular photobioreactors. Foo et al.
P.6.17: Reproductive characteristics of female mantis shrimp, Miyakea Nepa (Latreille,
1828) from Perak coastal waters, Peninsular Malaysia. Ainul & Arshad.
P.6.18: Feeding habit of mantis shrimp Miyakea Nepa (Latreille, 1828) from coastal
waters of Perak, Peninsular Malaysia. Syuhada & Arshad.
P.6.19:Possibility of backcross breeding between tiger grouper female (Epinephelus
fuscoguttatus) x TGGG hybrid grouper male (tiger grouper, E. fuscoguttatus x giant
grouper, E. lanceolatus). Luin et al.
P.6.20: Population estimates of Macrobrachium sp. (Freshwater Prawn) following stock
enhancement in Petagas River, Sabah, using Mark and Recapture Method. Maidin et al.
P.6.21: Waste of biodiversity in the fine-mesh fixed filter net (tangab) fishery in Iloilo
Strait. Bagarinao.
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P.6.22: Fish Fauna in the Thu Bon Estuary of Quang Nam, Vietnam. Nguyen Thi Tuong
Vi et al.
P.6.23: Species composition and size structure of mud crab genus Scylla in Marudu bay,
Sabah, Malaysia. Sharif et al.
P.6.24: The effect of temperature on the respiration rates of the dog conch Laevistrombus
canarium (Linnaeus 1758) under laboratory condition. Husna et al.
P.6.25: Effects of meal sizes on gastric digestion in spotted scats (Scatophagus argus,
Linnaeus 1766). Marina et al.
P.6.26: Technical efficiency of merambong shoal fisheries. Latif & Kamarulzaman.
P.6.27: Revitilizing the seaweeds industry: a template for the philippines? Dangan-Galon
et al.
P 6.28: Antiangiogenic property of fucoidan extracts from Sargassum spp. from
Currimao, Ilocos Norte. Gomez.
P.6.29: Fishermen involvement towards sustainable fishery: the case of Merambong
Shoal, GelangPatah, Johor, Malaysia. Kamarulzaman & Latif.
P.6.30: Antioxidant activity and assessment of HMG-CoA reductase inhibition of Kcarrageenan oligosaccharides. Eladio et al.
P.6.31: Carrageenan yield and quality from healthy, epiphyte-infected, and healthy from
epiphyte-infected segments of Kappaphycus alvarezii (Doty) from Batangas and
Sorsogon, Philippines. Jose et al.
P.6.32: κ-Carrageenan quality of salted Kappaphycus alvarezii. Dave Eldon Olano et al.
P.6.33: Evaluation of factors that affect Alkali-extraction conditions of carrageenophytes
(K. alvarezii). Bornilla Jr et al.
P.6.34: Oxygen consumption of Epinephelus coioides larvae fed natural and artificial diet
and size-graded after metamorphosis. Primavera-Tirol et al. not attend
P.6.35:Southward North Korean low saline surface water in the Southwestern East Sea.
Jeong et al.
P.6.36: IMBER CLIOTOP Programme: Climate impacts on oceanic top predators. Hu &
Avril.
SESSION 7: Marine Toxic Organisms and Seafood Safety
P.7.1: Effect of anthropogenic activities to sea acidification and seafood insecurity in
Jakarta Bay.Cordova & Riani.
P.7.2: Risk assessment of amnesic shellfish Poisoning in Malaysia based on
phytoplankton analyses. Lim et al.
P.7.3: Habitat preference of potentially harmful benthic dinoflagellates in the fringing
reefs of Talang Besar Island, Malaysia. Tan et al.
P.7.4: Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning in Malaysia: Occurrences of the causative species in
the waters. Leaw et al.
P7.5: Tetrodotoxin in yellow puffer fish (Xenopterus naritus) from Sarawak, Malaysia.
Mohamad et al.
P.7.6: The potential of temperature shock treatment to control the growth of Vibrio
parahaemolyticus and Vibrio cholerae in shell stock oyster. Vinarao et al.
P.7.7: Monitoring of domoic acid occurrence in Nha Phu Bay, Khanh Hoa province,
Vietnam in 2009-2011. Dao Viet Ha et al.
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P.7.8: Heavy metals in Halong coastal area, North Vietnam.Le Quang Dung et al.
P.7.9: Heavy metals (Cd, Cu and Pb) in water, sediment, finfishes and shellfishes from
Batan Bay Estuary, Aklan, Philippines: clean environment, safe food? Nillos.
P.7.10: Toxicity of the dinoflagellate Gambierdiscus sp.for the marine copepod
Tigriopus japonicus. Lee et al.
P.7.11: Review of seafood poisoning cases from toxic marine organisms in Thailand.
Bussarawit.
P.7.12: Toxic effects of trimethyltin chloride on antioxidative defense system in the sea
urchin (Glyptocidaris crenularis) embryos and larvae. Wang et al.
P.7.13: Abundance and diversity of potential benthic harmful algal bloom species in Port
Dickson, Straits of Malacca, Malaysia. Usup & Gan. cancelled)
P.7.14: Searching for a gene involved in the biosynthesis of saxitoxin in bacteria isolated
from Alexandrium tamarense. Nguyen Thu Hong et al.
P.7.15: Health risks of heavy metals to human via consumption of fishes caught from
UMT creek, Terengganu, Malaysia. Ong et al.
P.7.16: Application of 16S rRNA Bacteroides dan Sterol-Stanol markers to assess fecal
contamination in North Jakarta, Indonesia. Alfiansah et al.
P.7.17: Bioassay for marine toxin by using brine shrimp Artemia salina. Chew et al.
SESSION 8: Changing ocean biogeochemistry and its ecosystem impact
(particularly nutrient supply and cycles, hypoxia, POPs and heavy metals),
including one concentrated section on Ewin 2013 expedition
P.8.1: Water quality investigation and ecological environment assessment in near sea
area of Fujian Province. Yang Luo et al.
P.8.2: A preliminary study of physical and nutrient parameters in Brunei Bay, northeast
Borneo. Hee et al.
P.8.3: Water quality at fish cages in coastal areas of Vietnam. Thanh Nguyen Cong et al.
P.8.4: Distribution and cycling of nitrogen compounds in tropical wetland of South China
Sea. Suratman et al.
P.8.5: A Preliminary study of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons distribution in
TanjungPiai, Johor (Malaysia). RuzaimiRazali et al.
P.8.6: Effect of particle size on element concentration in sediment from Pahang coastal
waters during the Northeast monsoon (pre-) and Southwest monsoon (post-) periods.
Bidai et al.
P.8.7: Preliminary study on selected elements variation in coastal region of Brunei Bay
off the Malaysian waters.
Ghazali et al.
P.8.8: Characterizing sediment acid volatile sulfide and organic matter of Batan Bay
Estuary. Pahila et al.
P.8.9: Mercury contamination and trend in river and coastal sediment of West
Kalimantan, Indonesia. Arifin et al.
P.8.10: The effects of slow-release fertilizer on the biodegradation of the coastal spill-oil
on three difference types of matrix. Wu et al.
P.8.11: IMBER Project: Investigating the sensitivity of marine biogeochemical cycles
and ecosystems to global change. Hu & Avril.
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P.8.12: Dissolved inorganic selenium speciation distribution in the Yangtze estuary.
Chang et al.
P.8.13: Changes of diatoms with season and depth in the Northern South China Sea.
Chen et al.
P.8.14: Real time monitoring of eutrophication and hypoxia off the Changjiang estuary.
Chen et al.
P.8.15: Distributions of Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu and Zn in the surface water of the East China
Sea during summer. Wakuta et al.
P.8.16: Impact of atmospheric nitrogen deposition on phytoplankton productivity in the
South China Sea. Kim & Lee.
P.8.17: Trace metals accumulation in a mangrove ecosystem, Miri River, Sarawak,
Malaysia. Abu Hena et al.
P.8.18: 87Sr/86Sr ratio and elemental composition of Iloilo River water: spatial and
temporal water quality assessment of a tropical urban estuary. Nillos et al.
P.8.19: Spatial variation in strontium isotopic and elemental composition of bodies of
water around the Batan Bay estuary. TabernaJr et al.
P.8.20: Coastal water quality of NhaTrang bay, KhanhHoa province, Vietnam. Le Thi
Vinh et al.
P.8.21: The establishment of criteria reference condition on seawater nutrients and
response indicators in coastal waters---A case study in a typical closed gulf. Yang Luo et
al.
P.8.22: Environmental carrying capacity of Tam Giang – Cau Hai lagoon . Cao Thi Thu
Trang et al.
P.8.23: Influence of monsoon on the distribution of organic carbon in inner continental
shelf core sediments, South China Sea, Malaysia. Tahir et al.
SESSION 9: Ocean acidification and its effects to marine ecosystems
P.9.1: Diurnal changes of pH and alkalinity on the coral reefs of the Andaman Sea, the
straits of Malacca, and the South China Sea. Nilamani et al.
P.9.2: IMBER Project: Support of ocean carbon research. Liuming Hu& Bernard Avril.
P.9.3: The seasonal variability of carbonate parameters in a mariculture area in Bolinao,
Pangasinan, Philippines. Lagumen & Diego-McGlone.
P. 9.4: The response of microbial community in marine microcosm with increased
seawater pCO2 and temperature. Yang.
P. 9.5: Overview of Ocean Acidification Program in Korea. Dongsung Kim et al.
SESSION 10: Harmful Algal Blooms
P.10.1: Influence of riverine DOM on a coastal plankton community from the Baltic Sea.
Ou et al.
P.10.2: Morphological and phylogenetic analysis of a Gymnodiniumspecies
(Dinophyceae)and its potential as a bloom organism in southern Chinese coastal waters.
Wang & Kang.
P.10.3: P-glycoprotein expression inPerna viridis after exposure to Prorocentrum lima, a
dinoflagellate producing DSP toxins. Huang et al.
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P.10.4: Proteomic profile in Perna viridis after exposed to Prorocentrum lima, a
dinoflagellate producing DSP toxins. Huang et al.
P.10.5: Morphology and phylogeny of two Suessiaceae related species (Dinophyceae)
from Vietnamese coast. Takahashi et al.
P.10.6: Loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP): a sensitive and rapid tool to
detect the toxic dinoflagellates, Alexandrium minutum and A. tamiyavanichii. Yek et al.
P.10.7: Molecular characterization of the diatom, Pseudo-nitzschia (Bacillariophyceae)
using the mitochondrial genetic marker, cytochrome oxidase I (COI). Tan et al.
P.10.8: The diversity of phytoplankton from the coral reef island in the northern of
Peninsular Malaysia. Salleh, Aileen et al.
P.10.9: Comparative morphology, molecular identification and toxicity of Alexandrium
species recorded in western Philippine waters. Benico et al.
P.10.10: Seasonal Assessment of Potentially Harmful Algae Bloom Species in Manila
Bay. Furio et al.
P.10.11: Developing a harmful algal bloom monitoring system in Singapore. Leong et al.
P.10.12: Accumulation of domoic acid in Perna viridis that fed on Pseudo-nitzschiasp.
Lirdwitayaprasit et al.
P.10.13: Phytoplankton in Van Phong Bay (Khanh Hoa Province), South Central
Vietnam. Nguyen-Chi et al.
P.10.14: G ambierdiscus (Dinophyceae) species diversity in Nha Trang Bay, South Central
of Vietnam. Ho Van The et al.
P.10.15: Autecology and taxonomy of Coolia tropicalis (Dinophyceae), based on light
microscopy and scanning electron. Ho Van The & Nguyen Thi Mai Anh.
P.10.16: On the variable of environmental elements and algal bloom phenomena effect
on fish larvae. Vo Van Quang et al.
P.10.17: The Occurrence of Unusual Phytoplankton Species in LembehStrait, North
Celebes, Indonesia. Arief Rachman et al.
P.10.18: Study on The Potentially Harmful Benthic Dinoflagellates in Pari Island,
Indonesia. Arief Rachman et al.
P.10.19: Current state and perspectives of HABs research in the Russian waters of the
northwestern Pacific. Tatiana Orlova and Tatiana Morozova
SESSION 11: Restoration and conservation of marine ecosystems
P.11.1: Plastic degradation of Electronic waste (E-waste) using fungi. Bong et al.
P.11.2: Biosorption of Chromium, Copper, Lead and Zinc by endophytic fungi isolated
from wetlands of Sarawak. Choo et al.
P.11.3: Phage therapy: A revisited tool to treat bacteria mediated coral disease? Baudoux
et al.
P.11.4: Species composition and distribution of planktonic harpacticoid copepods in the
east coast of the Peninsular Malaysia. Zaleha & Sathiya.
P.11.5: Conservation of Ninhhai coral reefs based on cross-sectorial management.
Nguyen An Khang et al.
P.11.6: Marine habitat mapping at Labuan Marine Park, Federal Territory of Labuan,
Malaysia. Mustajap & Saleh.
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P.11.7: High gene flow in reef fishes and its implications for ad-hoc no-take marine
reserves. Matias et al.
P.11.8: NOWPAP activities addressing the threats to the ocean health. Lee.
P.11.9: Sound science in planning for sustainable management of coral reef resources of
Ninhhai waters, Ninh Thuan province, Vietnam. Vo Si Tuan.
P.11.10: Novel coral restoration technique designed for community-based coral
rehabilitation efforts. Wagas.
P.11.11: Growth, survival rates, and sexual reproduction in transplanted coral fragments
and transplanted corals cultivated by sexual reproduction technique. Viyakarn et al.
P.11.12: Ecoreefs for restoration and conservation of marine ecosystems (NOTE:
awaiting confirmation of attendance). Porraz.
SESSION 12: Remote sensing in integrated coastal and marine management
P.12.1: Geospatial modeling of mangrove changes on the small island South Sulawesi,
Indonesia. Akbar et al.
P.12.2: Can a decision tree method classify seagrass beds in Kung Kraben Bay, Gulf of
Thailand, with use of ALOS AVNIR-2? Komatsu et al.
P.12.3: Three dimensional mapping of Sargassum beds using a narrow multi-beam sonar.
Hamana et al.
P.12.4: Distribution of mitsuishikonbu kelp (Saccharina angustata) and seagrass
(Phyllospadix iwatensis) bed by the use of optical remote sensing on complex
bathymetoric feature in Erimo coast, Hokaido, Japan. Sasa et al.
P.12.5: Damages to seagrass/algae beds in Matsushima Bay from the tsunami induced by
the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, Japan. Tsujimoto et al.
P.12.6: An empirical ocean colour algorithm for estimating coloured dissolved organic
matter (CDOM) in East Coast Malaysia water. Idris.
P.12.7: Effects of satellite remote sensing data on detectability and mapping of shallow
substrates. Yahya et al.
P.12.8: Determination of shallow substrate from satellite remote sensing with bio-optic
based algorithm: preliminary results. NaziraHamid et al.
P.12.9: Assessment of Landsat-8 Operational Land Imager for shallow substrate
detection and mapping in Merambong shoal, Malaysia.Misbari et al.
P.12.10: High chlorophyll areas and fishery trends in the Philippines. Borja et al.
P.12.11: Observation of suspended sediment dispersal after high-precipitation and
extreme weather events using medium resolution remote sensing products. de la Cruz et
al.
P.12.12: Remote acoustic monitoring of currents in very shallow water. Strobykin &
Tikhomirova.
P.12.13: Interannual changeability of sea surface temperature in affected area of the
Amur River discharge. Strobykina.
P.12.14: Satellite gravity and magnetic data usage for locating volcanoes on the south
and South-central Vietnam continental shelf and adjacent areas. Tran Tuan Dung et al.
P.12.15: Monitoring operation of the seasonal up-welling in Binh Thuan seawater during
the past decade using satellite images. Nguyen Van Huong & Dao Duy Thu.
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P.12.16: Comparison of chlorophyll-a concentration between MODIS and in-situ data in
South central of Vietnam coast. Lau et al.
SESSION 13: Development and demonstration of ocean forecasting system
P.13.1: A global 1/10°eddy-resolving ocean-ice coupled model. Shu, et al.
P.13.2: The performance of a z-level ocean model in modeling global tide. Xiao et al.
P.13.3: Ensemble adjustment kalman filtering in the coast ocean model of Northwest
Pacific Ocean. Yin et al.
P.13.4: A simple ecosystem model of the Pacific Ocean and its sensitivity to some
processes. Xu& Ba.
P.13.5: Simulation of mixed layer depth in the Sunda Shelf region: Preliminary Results.
Muhamad et al.
P.13.6: Numerical modeling of coral larval dispersal along the coast of Thailand.
Chanthasiri& Singhruck.
P.13.7: Formation mechanism of the Kuroshio Loop Current. Guo et al.
P.13.8: Development of Operational Wave Forecasting System in Korea. Jun et al.
P.13.9: Search of informational factors for the water temperature forecast in the NorthWest part of the Pacific ocean during 1950-2012 summer. Shatilina & Kravchenko.
P.13.10: Characteristics of South China Sea water mass circulation in the Gulf of
Thailand. Saesin & Singhruck.
P.13.11: Simulation of wastewater transportation from sugar plant to Thuy Trieu lagoon,
Vietnam. Nguyen Chi Cong et al.
P.13.12: An operational ocean forecast system for the South China Sea. Wang et al.
P.13.13: The application of MITgcm on the study of the circulation in the China adjacent
seas. Lian et al.
P.13.14: Wave simulation along east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. A’idah et al.
P.13.15: 3D numerical model to investigate hydrodynamics conditions in Red River
Delta coastal area. Vu &Ouillon.
SESSION 14: New technology and data management
P.14.1: Volume variation of the Western Pacific warm pool and warm water getting into
and out of the pool revealed by argo data. Wu et al.
P.14.2: Evaluation of aged deterioration for syntactic form float used for subsurface
mooring. Ueki & Ando.
P.14.3: Recent progress in IODE Ocean Data Portal of Japan. Suzuki.
P.14.4: Estimation of per capita predation rate of smallmouth bass (Micropterus
dolomieu) by Micro-Acceleration data logger: An Indicator of Predation Risk on Native
Populations. Tanoue et al.
P.14.5: Development of a Smart Pad Application for in situ marine biological data
acquisition and service. Kim et al.
P.14.6: Assessment of plankton distribution in the ocean by acoustic sounding.
Storozhenko & Bulanov.
P.14.7: Satellite microwave observations of surface wind fields and atmospheric
parameters in tropical cyclones. Mitnik et al.
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P.14.8: NEAR-GOOS Cross-Basin climate monitoring section: first results of a pilot
project. Lobanov et al.
P.14.9: Status of ocean observations, service and perspectives of development in
Vietnam. Le Dinh Mau & Tran Hong Lam.
P.14.10: Characteristics of coastal circulation in the Central region of Vietnam East Sea.
Van Uu Dinh et al.
P.14.11: Research and development in microalgae for biofuel. Yeong et al.
P.14.12: Overview of marine renewable technology development framework for
WESTPAC. Mokhtar & Yaacob.
P.14.13: Formation features of tidal currents influenced by diurnal tidal waves on the
shelf zone of the Okhotsk Sea on Sakhalin Island. Maryina & Grishina.
P.14.14: Hydrolysis and fermentation of ethanol from green seaweed biomass in
VietNam. Vo Thanh Trung et al.
P.14.15: Microstructure measurement in the ocean. Li &Wolk.
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