9:00 - 9:45Aula Magna left hall |
KeynoteSimon Thrush: Cumulative stressors reduced the self-regulating capacity of coastal ecosystems and increase the risk of crossing tipping points |
9:45 - 10:45Aula Magna left hall |
Plenary talksHelle Ploug: CO2 and inorganic nitrogen fluxes associated to diatoms and cyanobacteria in the Baltic Sea Emma Undeman: Characterizing the urban chemical mixture: an inventory of micropollutants in wastewater released in the Baltic Sea catchment Urmas Lips: High-frequency automated observing systems to meet the monitoring and assessment needs in the Baltic Baltic Sea Charlotte Angove: Plant traits and ecosystem processes in the northern Baltic Sea |
10:45 - 11:15Aula Magna floor 5 |
Coffee break |
11:15 - 12:45 |
Parallell sessionsSession 1: Change and Impacts of External Forcing |
Session 1Aula Magna left hall |
Session chair: Karin LimburgElinor Andrén: Paleoecological trends and synchronicity between the open and coastal Baltic Proper Aikaterini Glykou: Seal exploitation in the Baltic Sea during the mid- and late Holocene Anne Soerensen: The impact of climate change and other anthropogenic pressures on mercury in the Baltic Sea Jonas Gunnarsson: Sediment remediation in situ with reactive sorbents, a cost-effective and sustainable technique to counteract polluted sediments in the Baltic Sea Caroline Raymond: Do benthic community composition and ecological indices respond to contaminant concentrations in sediment? Kristina Enders: Tracing microplastics in aquatic environments based on sediment analogies |
Session 2Aula Magna right hall |
Session chair: Francisco NascimentoEva Ehrnsten: Biomass and carbon processing of benthic fauna in response to organic matter supply – a modelling study from the coastal Baltic Sea Charlotte Berkström: Knowledge gaps in connectivity and ecological coherence of MPA networks in the Baltic Sea Karine Gagnon: Can co-restoring seagrass and bivalves increase restoration success and revitalise coastal biodiversity and ecosystem services Johanna Gammal: Spatial variability in benthic macrofauna communities and associated ecosystem functions across coastal habitats Aarno Kotilainen: Threatened habitat types in the Baltic Sea Lena Kautsky: Monitoring and restoring fucoids in the Baltic Sea – a synthesis and knowledge gaps |
Session 3ADe Geer lecture hall |
Session chair: Karol KulinskiEero Asmala: Accumulation of recalcitrant autochthonous organic matter in eutrophic coastal environment Erik Gustafsson: Future acidification of the Baltic Sea – a sensitivity study Martti Honkanen: Diurnal cycle of the carbon dioxide in the Baltic Sea Erik Jacobs: Enhanced surface concentrations and air-sea fluxes of methane and carbon dioxide in the Baltic Sea caused by coastal upwelling Nadezhda Berezina: Effect of benthic animals on the phosphorus flux at the sediment-water interface in the eastern Gulf of Finland Claudia Morys: Trait-based insights in typical bioturbation patterns |
12:45 - 14:00Aula Magna floor 5 |
Lunch |
14:00 - 15:00 |
Parallell sessionsSession 1: Change and Impacts of External Forcing |
Session 1Aula Magna left hall |
Session chair: Emma UndemanClare Bradshaw: Effects of bottom trawling on benthic sedimentary processes and seafloor integrity Max Lindmark: Warming alters the effect of fishing on the size spectra of an exploited temperate food web Karin Limburg: Through the heads of fishes: Consequences of Baltic Sea hypoxia exposure in cod and flounder revealed by otolith chemistry Yvette Heimbrand: Canaries in the Baltic Sea “Coal Mine”: Fish earstones indicate changing environment |
Session 2Aula Magna right hall |
Session chair: Johan EklöfIngrida Purina: Biological values behind the Ecosystem services Ida Maria Bonnevie: Assessing synergies and conflicts between marine human activities in close spatial-temporal proximity Laura Uusitalo: Fuzzy cognitive mapping of Baltic Archipelago Sea food webs reveal no cliqued views of the system structure between stakeholder groups Elina Kari: Measurements of light transfer through sea ice in the northern Baltic Sea |
Session 3ADe Geer lecture hall |
Session chair: Markus MeierAnders Stigebrandt: Prediction of the eutrophication of the Baltic proper in the period 2020–2050 Kevin Vikström: Environmental management of oxygen; a new perspective using baseline respiration as a concept Per Hall: Particle shuttling and oxidation efficiency of organic carbon – In situ sediment observations in contrasting brackish marine environments Lucas Porz: Fine-grained sediment dynamics driven by dense bottom currents in the South-West Baltic Sea: Combination of oceanographic and geological data with numerical modelling |
15:00 - 15:30Aula Magna floor 5 |
Coffee break |
15:30 - 16:30 |
Parallell sessionsSession 1: Change and Impacts of External Forcing |
Session 1Aula Magna left hall |
Session chair: Michelle McCrackinLinda Kumblad & Emil Rydin: Regaining good ecological status in a eutrophied coastal bay of the Baltic Sea Guillaume Vigouroux: Dominant hydro-climatic effects on eutrophication management efficiency in a Swedish coastal bay Nils Hedberg: Mussel farming – a measure against eutrophication in the Baltic Sea? Bärbel Müller-Karulis: Legacy nutrients in the Baltic Sea drainage basin – how long will past inputs affect nutrient loads? |
Session 2Aula Magna right hall |
Session chair: Hans BurchardElina Miettunen: Evaluating transports and water renewal in the Archipelago Sea Nadezhda Kudryavtseva: Non-stationary modeling reveals strong connection between extreme water level changes and NAO along the Baltic Sea coast Nicole Delpeche-Ellmann: Hidden secrets of transverse coastal upwelling jets revealed using a synergy of data in the Gulf of Finland, Baltic Sea Jani Särkkä: Sea level extremes simulated from atmospheric reanalyses in the Baltic Sea |
Session 3BDe Geer lecture hall |
Session Chair: Monika WinderMaciej Tomczak: State, structure and regulatory drivers in a Large Marine Ecosystem: the Central Baltic Sea case Susa Niiranen: Climate change challenges food web stability in the Baltic Sea Ulf Bergström: Death comes in many shapes - factors regulating populations of coastal predatory fish Yosr Ammar: Emergence of novelty in the Anthropocene: the Baltic Sea case |
18:45 - approx. 21Stockholm City Hall |
Congress dinnerCity of Stockholm cordially invites all congress delegates to a reception in the famous City Hall. Starts at 19.00 sharp. Bring your Invitation card (recieved at registration).
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