
Inter-agency Meetings
Joint
BEST / BSIERP Meeting (September
6 & 13, Seattle)
This meeting brought
together the investigators funded under the first and second rounds
of BEST funding with the investigators funded by the North Pacific Research
Board's (NPRB) Bering Sea Integrated Ecosystem Research Program (BSIERP)
to discuss the research findings to date and to plan future research
activities in 2008-2010.
Agenda
and Presentations
Participants (Sept
6) (Sept
13)
Bering Ecosystem Study (BEST) Workshops
Ecosystem
Studies of Sub-arctic Seas (ESSAS) Workshop
The planning process
for the Bering Ecosystem Study (BEST) began with the Ecosystem Studies
of the Sub-arctic Seas workshop held in Laguna Beach, California, 4-6
September 2002. This workshop was convened by Dr. George Hunt, and sponsored
by the National Science Foundation
(NSF).
Download
a pdf of the Workshop Results from the ARCUS
web-site.
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474-1600.
Bering
Ecosystem Study (BEST) Workshop
The BEST Science
Plan was developed during an NSF-sponsored planning workshop held in
Seattle, Washington, 16-19 March 2003.
Agenda
Presentations
Participants
Bering
Ecosystem Study (BEST) Open Implementation Workshop
An Open Implementation
Workshop for BEST was held 16 May 2005, on the first day of the GLOBEC
Symposium on Climate Variability and Sub-arctic Marine Ecosystems
held in Victoria, B.C., Canada, 16-20 May 2005.
Agenda
Presentations
Participants
Download a pdf of the
Workshop Results from the ARCUS web-site.
Note: If you are using Acrobat Reader version
5.x / 6.x on Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows, you may wish to
download the document by right clicking the link and choosing the "Save
Target As" option. If you have difficulty with the PDF download, please
try these solutions, email webmaster@arcus.org, or call (907)
474-1600.
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