"Algal Modelling: Processes & Management"

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Paul Whitehead	Mar-31-04, 04:54 PM (GMT)
"Algal Modelling: Processes & Management"
Algal Modelling: Processes & Management One day conference and workshop, July 16th 2004. The Aquatic Environments Research Centre at the University of Reading is holding its third international conference and workshop on Algal Modelling: Processes and Management on July 16th 2004. Previous events were held in 1996 and 1998 and gave rise to special editions of the Hydrobiologia journal. A similar special issue will be produced this year and contributions are invited both for oral presentations at the conference and written papers for inclusion in the journal. For information on submitting to Hydrobiologia, please click http://www.fp.rdg.ac.uk/cmwg/hydro.asp. Whilst the conference title is relatively specific, we welcome papers in related areas concerned with ecological and hydrological processes and modelling. A list of sample presentations from our previous events is given below. Conference Timetable: 28 May 2004 deadline for notification of intention to present conference paper 25 June 2004 deadline for conference attendance registration 16 July 2004 Conference Registration Fee: GB £45 (£30 for registered students) to include conference materials, refreshments and lunch. Conference Organisers: Basak Guven Aquatic Environments Research Centre School of Human and Environmental Sciences University of Reading Whiteknights Reading RG6 6AB United Kingdom Fax: (0)118 9755865 Email: b.guven@reading.ac.uk Dr Alan Howard a.howard@reading.ac.uk Professor Paul Whitehead p.g.whitehead@reading.ac.uk Example papers from the previous two conferences: Algal biomass and biogeochemistry in catchments and aquatic ecosystems: scaling of processes, models and empirical tests. Graham P. Harris, CSIRO, Australia. Modelling phytoplankton dynamics in lakes and reservoirs: the problem of in-situ growth rates. C. S. Reynolds & A.E. Irish. CEH, Windermere. ANNA - Artificial Neural Network model for predicting species abundance and succession of blue-green algae. F. Recknagel. University of Adelaide. The role of modelling in the management of toxic blue-green algae. A.J.D. Ferguson. Environment Agency. Modelling algal growth and transport in rivers: a comparison of time series analysis, dynamic mass balance and neural network techniques. P.G. Whitehead, A. Howard, & C. Arulmani. University of Reading and University of Oklahoma. Modelling the daily integral of photosynthesis by phytoplankton: its dependence on the mean depth of the population. A.E. Walsby. University of Bristol. Modelling vertical migration of the cyanobacteria, Microcystis. P.M. Visser, J. Passarge & L.R. Mur. University of Amsterdam. Modelling of elemental associations in Anabaena. V. Krivtsov, E.G. Billinger & D.C. Sigee. University
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