ZAC3 program – The Leibniz-ZMT Annual Conference

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ZAC3 was an online event. On the 18th you found the Lobby here.

	Room 1	Room 2
9:00 – 9:15	Blue Economy, Blue Carbon and my road to ZMT Raimund Bleischwitz
Session 6	Models within ZMT – ZMT within models Jan Härter and Debbie To	Aquatic Resource Use and Protection (Programme Area 1) Achim Schlüter and Oscar Puebla	Session 1
09:15	79: More data, better decisions? Fridolin Haag	103: Revisiting the Right-sizing of Fishing Effort: Process, Outcomes and Application in other Consensus-based Fisheries Management Regina Therese Bacalso et al.	09:15
09:30	86: Modelling the interactive effects of temperature and nutrient on the size composition of phytoplankton communities Sze Wing To et al.	83: The role of social networks for transformations in environmental governance: a scoping review Eike Holzkämper	09:30
09:45	88: Basic climate dynamics, and their modelling Maxime Colin	63: Marine Conservation Beyond MPAs: The Recognition of Other Effective Area-based Conservation Measures (OECMs) in Indonesia Estradivari	09:45
10:00-10:15 Break
Session 6 continued	Models within ZMT – ZMT within models Jan Härter and Debbie To	Adaptive place-based research during the COVID-19 pandemic: Perspectives and praxis Yim Ming Connie Kwong and Ben Nagel	Session 2
10:15	91: Tipping points in an exploited ecosystem: modelling tools for theoretical questions Giovanni Romagnoni et al.	74: A Sea of Connections needs to prove itself: adaptive research during the pandemic Annette Breckwoldt	10:15
10:30	92: Ecosystem modelling facilitate stakeholders engagement: a case study from the Peruvian hake fishery Giovanni Romagnoni	~~75: A participatory modeling approach to analyze local perceptions of aquaculture as a social-ecological system~~ ~~Ben Nagel~~	~~10:30~~
10:45	106: Dramatic seagrass community changes – simulating global climate change effects with a Cellular Automaton model. Marlene Meister et al.	80: Online Q sorting, an alternative approach to assess stakeholders perspective during pandemic Covid-19 in Indonesia Rifki Furqan	10:30
11:00	112: How do models of opinion formation fit to ZMT? Peter Steiglechner	81: Adapting network mapping to a remote setting in times of disrupted fieldwork Yim Ming Connie Kwong et al.	10:45
11:15-11:30 Break
Grand Debates	Grand Debates at ZMT: The Anthropocene Nils Moosdorf	Fieldwork at home? Experiments at MAREE during Corona and beyond Silvia Hardenberg and Lara Stuthmann	Session 5
	This session offers four ~10min impulse talks from the four ZMT departments (Ecology, Theoretical Ecology and Modelling, Social Science and Geology) followed by a general discussion	109: Effect of Different Light Intensities on Antioxidant Activity, Total Phenolic Content and Chlorophyll a in Sea grapes (Caulerpa lentillifera) Mia Pribbernow et al.	11:30
	Sonia Bejarano and Oscar Puebla: The ecology of coral reefs in the Anthropocene Giovanni Romagnoni: A useful concept or a dangerous buzzword? Ecological modelling and societal changes facing the Anthropocene.	111: A mesocosm study: Effects of increased CO2 levels and temperature on tropical seagrass and macroalgae species Jessica Schiebe	11:45
	Marion Glaser: The Anthropocene: Uses, abuses and potentials of the concept Henry Wu: The Anthropocene started thousands of years ago	110: Microsensor measurements of reactive oxygen species in Pocillopora damicornis during a standardized short-term heat stress assay Marlen Schlotheuber	12:00
	Discussion	113: Prospecting and Manipulating Carotenoids in the Endosymbiotic Jellyfish Cassiopea andromeda for human nutrition Holger Kühnhold	12:15
12:30 – 14:00 Lunch Break
Session 8	A fish perspective on the marine tropics Oscar Puebla and Sonia Bejarano	Coastal Development and Hinterland Dynamics (Programme Area 3) Tim Jennerjahn and Marion Glaser	Session 3
14:00	71: Drivers of reef fish carbonate production and composition Mattia Ghilardi et al.	69: Assessing ecosystem degradation related to anthropogenic and natural drivers Tim Jennerjahn	14:00
14:15	100: The estimation of recent demography in a coral reef fish (Hypoplectrus puella) using IBD-Blocks Nina Tombers et al.	77: Geochemistry and mineralogy of sediments along the transboundary Umba River as indicators of provenance and weathering Amon Kimel et al.	14:15
14:30	104: A Genomic Clock to predict Lifespan in Fish Finn Opätz et al.	93: Blue Economy in Bangladesh: Missing ‘Social Equity’ issues in policies Jewel Das et al.	14:30
14:45-15:00 Coffee Break
Session 7	Effects of human activities on coral reef organisms and ecosystems Marleen Stuhr and Henry Wu	Open session Yim Ming Connie Kwong, Hauke Kegler and Sarah Zwicker	Session 9
15:00	94: Four Years into Reef Systems research Sonia Bejarano	64: Virtual Academy for Marine & Coastal Sustainability – connecting partners around the globe for a joint initiative? Janine Reinhard	15:00
15:15	101: Interaction between Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean using climate information of the last 30 years from coral cores of Costa Rica Sahra Greve et al.	70: Taming ZMT’s data zoo Joscha Schmiedt et al.	15:15
15:30	97: Multi-coral reconstruction of the South Pacific response to modern climate change Sara Todorovic et al.	73: The reef passages of New Caledonia and their social-ecological role as connectors between coastal and offshore spaces and species Annette Breckwoldt	15:30
15:45	98: A warming Gulf of Mexico – Environmental and climatic changes recorded by a Siderastrea siderea coral from the northern Cuban coast Marie Harbott et al.	82: Role of coastal CO2 sequestration in the Benguela Upwelling System from a global biological carbon pump perspective. Claire Siddiqui et al.	15:45
16:00	108: A multi-level coral bleaching resistance and tolerance experiment Marleen Stuhr	107: Citizen Science for coastal research: Insights from the seagrass monitoring case study in Hainan Jialin Zhang et al.	16:00
16:15-16:30 Coffee Break
Session 4	Sustainable Aquatic Food Systems Aisa O. Manlos, Stefan Partelow and Holger Kühnhold	Open session Yim Ming Connie Kwong and Hauke Kegler
16:30	68: Complexities in food system transformation Aisa O. Manlos	87: ~~Connecting Field and Office – Data Collection with the KoboToolbox~~ Cancelled Alexandra Nozik et al.	16:30
16:45	85: Connecting the dots: Social-ecological network analysis for marine resource management Michael Kriegl	Break	16:45
Poster session (wonder.me)
17:00 – 17:30	Session 3 78: Global assessment of coastal renewable freshwater resources Sara Nazar et al. Download Poster 76: Hydrogeological system analysis of the freshwater lens of Gili Air (Lombok, Indonesia) Jarrid Tschaikowski Session 6 90: Organizing Mechanisms for Tropical Cloud and Precipitation Jan Haerter 102: Modeling the Variable Influence of Fishing Effort and Seasonal Environmental Parameters on the Multi-species Catch from the Visayan Sea, Philippines Regina Therese Bacalso et al. Session 7 67: Coral settlement on and next to effective antifouling coatings Lisa Röpke et al. Download Poster 96: Interesting and surprising results from Project OASIS Henry Wu 105: Nutrients in Coastal Waters of Mombasa, Kenya: Sources, Pathways and Implications on HABs (NOMIHAB) Nancy A. Oduor et al. Session 8 72: MorFishJ: A software package for semi-automatic fish morphometric analysis from side view images Mattia Ghilardi Session 9 84: Social science methods used to study coastal and marine conflicts: results from a systematic literature review (Programme Area 4) Lol Dahlet et al. 114: Effects of temperature and oxygen availability on erythrocyte and leucocytes of Halobatrachus didactylus Juan Molina et al. 98: A standardized database of Last Interglacial (MIS 5e) sea-level indicators in Southeast Asia Kathrine Maxwell et al.		17:00 – 17:30
End of ZAC3 17:30

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