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11 h 40 Thiebot J.-B., Pinaud D., Lescroël A., Cherel Y., Trathan P. N.,
Bost C.-A. (CEBC, UPR 1934 CNRS, Villiers en bois; Bristish
Antarctic Survey, Cambridge, United Kingdom)
Comparative use of the Kerguelen Plateau by pelagic and
benthic divers: the macaroni Eudyptes chrysolophus and the
gentoo Pygoscelis papua penguins.
12 h Bost C.-A., Goarand A., Scheffer A., Koubbi P., Duhamel G.,
Charrassin J.-B. (CEBC, UPR 1934 CNRS Villiers en bois;
Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle, Département MPA,
UMR 7208 & 7209, Paris)
Foraging habitat and performances of King penguins
Aptenodytes patagonicus at Kerguelen islands in relation
to climatic variability.
12 h 20 Pause-déjeuner (Lunch break)
14 h 20 Hindell M., Gales N., M-A. Lea (University of Tasmania,
Hobart, Australia), Goldsworthy S. (Flinders University,
Adelaide, Australia), Bost C.A., Guinet C.(CEBC, UPR 1934
CNRS Villiers en bois), Charassin J.B. (Muséum national
d’Histoire naturelle, Département MPA, UMR 7209, Paris),
(ordre à préciser/order to be precised)
Foraging habitats of top predators, and Areas of Ecological
Significance on the Kerguelen Plateau.
14 h 40 Pakhomov E.A., Gurney L. & B.P.V. Hunt (Department of Earth
and Ocean Sciences, University of British Columbia, Canada)
Life-support system of the Prince Edward Archipelago:
overview of local and advected resources.
15 h 10 Pause-café (coffee break)
15 h 40 Table ronde sur la collaboration scientifique
(open discussion on scientific collaboration).
19 h Cocktail et dîner
9 h 30 Mormede S. (National Institute of Water and Atmospheric
Research, Wellington, New Zealand)
The use of integrated modelling frameworks for the
assessment of marine populations: CASAL, SPM, and SeaBird.
Fisheries and conservation
Tôt en matinée (Early in the morning) (si visite du jeudi 15
reportée en fonction des débarquements)
Visite de la criée de Concarneau (avec S. Iglesias) pour
les participants intéressés. (visit of the Concarneau’s Fish
market, if not the morning of the previous day)
5/ FISHERIES AND CONSERVATION
9 h Constable A. (Australian Antarctic Division, Kingston
and Antarctic Climate & Ecosystems Cooperative Research
Centre, Hobart, Australia)
Assessments, modelling and evaluating management
strategies.
Station de Biologie Marine de Concarneau
9 h 50 Pruvost P. (Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle
Département MPA, UMR 7208, Paris)
PECHEKER-SIMPA, a tool for fisheries management
and ecosystem modelling.
10 h 10 Pause-café (coffee break)
10 h 30 Duhamel G., Pruvost P., Bertignac M. & N. Gasco (Muséum
national d’Histoire naturelle Département MPA, UMR
7208, Paris; IFREMER, Centre de Nantes)
The three distinct periods of the Kerguelen Islands fishery:
Notothenia rossii – Champsocephalus gunnari – Dissostichus
eleginoides. Present distribution and current statut of stocks.
10 h 50 Barbraud C., C. Marteau, K. Delord & H. Weimerskirch
(CEBC, UPR 1934 CNRS Villiers en bois & TAAF, Saint-Pierre)
Demographic responses of withe-chinned petrels
Procellaria aequinoctialis and grey petrels P. cinerea to
climate and longline fishery by-catch.
11 h 10 Cotté C., K. Delord, C. Péron, C-A. Bost, G. Duhamel,
P. Pruvost, N. Gasco, A. Martin & H. Weimerskirch
(CEBC, UPR 1934 CNRS Villiers en bois; Muséum national
d’Histoire naturelle Département MPA, UMR 7208,
Paris & Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux, Rochefort)
Interactions between seabirds and fisheries in the French
EEZs: implications for conservation and management
11 h 30 XX & C. Marteau. (TAAF, Saint-Pierre)
The Kerguelen Marine Reserve (titre et auteurs à
confirmer/title and authors to be precised)
12 h Pause-déjeuner (Lunch break)
Vendredi 16 avril 2010
Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle
14 h Welsford D. & A. Constable (Australian Antarctic Division,
Kingston, Australia)
The Heard and McDonald Islands Marine reserve and
Conservation Zone: A model for the establishment of
marine protected areas in the Southern Ocean?
14 h 30 Constable A. (Australian Antarctic Division, Kingston and
Antarctic Climate & Ecosystems Cooperative Research
Centre, Hobart, Australia.)
The policy setting for science and management in the
Australian Territory of Heard Island and McDonald Islands
on the Kerguelen Plateau.
Le Plateau
de Kerguelen
Son écosystème marin
et ses pêcheries
THE KERGUELEN PLATEAU,
Marine Ecosystem and fisheries
PROGRAMME
Du 14 au 16 avril 2010
1er Symposium
international
scientifique
sur le Plateau
de Kerguelen
1st international Science Symposium
on the Kerguelen Plateau
Lieu : Concarneau, station marine
du MNHN /marinarium
Contact : [email protected]
15 h Pause-café (coffee break)
15 h 30 - 17 h Table Ronde sur la collaboration scientifique (to adjust with
contributions) Discussion on scientific collaboration.
TERRES AUSTRALES
ET ANTARCTIQUES FRANÇAISES
Mercredi 14 avril 2010
THE KERGUELEN PLATEAU
8 h 30 Accueil des participants et café/thé (reception)
9 h Ouverture du Symposium (opening of the Symposium) par :
M R. Mouchel-Blaisot, préfet, administrateur supérieur
(TAAF) Dr. Y. Frénot, Directeur (IPEV) (ou son représentant/
or representive) Dr J. Gunn, Chief Scientist, (AAD)
(+ invitations suggérées à l’initiative du M.A.E.)
1/ HISTORY
10 h Hureau J.C. (Le Vesinet)
Marine Research on the Kerguelen Plateau. From early
scientific expeditions to the surveys for the CCAMLR
objectives.
10 h 30 Duhamel G. & R. Williams (Muséum national d’Histoire
naturelle, Département MPA UMR 7208, Paris)
History of whaling, sealing, fishery and aquaculture trials in the
area of the Kerguelen Plateau.
2/ T
HE PLATEAU : marine geomorphology
and physical oceanography
11 h Cottin J.Y. (Université Jean Monnet, Saint-Etienne):
The volcanic Kerguelen Plateau, 2nd oceanic Large Igneous
Province (LIP) rooted in the Antarctic plate and the witness of the
Indian Ocean opening.
11 h 20 Park Y.H &.Vivier F. (Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle,
Département MPA UMR 7209, Paris)
Circulation and hydrography over the Kerguelen Plateau.
11 h 40 Sokolov S. (CSIRO Laboratories, Hobart, Australia)
Recent decadal changes in ACC fronts near the Kerguelen Plateau.
12 h Guinet C., Dragon A.C., Bailleul F., Marchand S., Fedak M., Lovell P.,
Xing X., D’Ortenzio F., Claustre H. Blain S. (CEBC, UPR 1934 CNRS
Villiers en bois; Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle, Département
MPA UMR 7209, Paris; SMRU, Gatty Marine laboratory, University
of St Andrews, St Andrews, United Kingdom; Université Pierre et
Marie Curie, Observatoire de Villefranche/mer, Villefranche/
mer & Laboratoire d’Océanographie Biologique, UMR CNRS 7621,
Banyuls sur mer)
Insight of the oceanographic condition and productivity of the
Kerguelen plateau provided by elephant seals.
12 h 20 Pause déjeuner (Lunch break)
3/ MARINE BIODIVERSITY
14 h 20 Mayzaud P., Cherel Y and Koubbi, Ph. (Université Pierre et
Marie Curie, Observatoire de Villefranche/mer; CEBC, UPR
1934 CNRS Villiers en bois)
Interannual biomass changes and life strategies of some
subantarctic zooplankton from the Kerguelen (Bay of Morbihan)
ecosystem: consequences on the energy transfer to higher
trophic levels.
14 h 40 Pakhomov E.A., Hunt B.P.V. (Department of Earth and Ocean
Sciences, University of British Columbia, Canada)
Composition and distribution of zooplankton in the vicinity of
Kerguelen and Heard Islands.
15 h 00 Gasco N. (Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle,
Département MPA, Paris)
Scientific programs conducted during fishing operations:
a source of marine knowledge.
15 h 20 Cherel Y. (CEBC, UPR 1934 CNRS Villiers en bois)
Top predators document the cephalopod fauna in Kerguelen waters.
15 h 40 Pause-café (Coffee break)
16 h 10 Ozouf-Costaz C., M. Tomaszkiewicz, M. Hautecoeur,
J.-P. Coutenceau, C. Bonillo, A. Dettaï, F. Mazzei, E. Pisano,
H.W. Detrich, G. Duhamel & G. Lecointre. (Muséum national
d’Histoire naturelle, Départements SE UMR 7138 and MPA
UMR 7208, Service de Systématique moléculaire, Paris;
University of Genova, Italia; Northeastern University,
Boston, USA)
Comparative cytogenetic studies within Nototheniidae (Teleostei:
Acanthomorpha) from the Indian (Kerguelen-Heard plateau)
and Atlantic sectors (South Georgia, South Sandwich,
Falklands, Bouvet Islands) of the Southern Ocean.
16 h 30 Welsford D. & R. Williams (Australian Antarctic Division,
Kingston, Australia).
Reconstructing the life-cycle and habitat use by the Patagonian
toothfish (Dissostichus eleginoides) in the Indian Ocean sector
of the Southern Ocean.
16 h 50 Straube N., Duhamel G., Schliewen U. & J. Kriwet
(Staatiches Museum für Naturkunde Stuttgart and Zoologische
Staatssammlung München, Germany, Muséum national
d’Histoire naturelle Département MPA, UMR 7208)
Taxonomic resolution and assignment of Lantern Sharks
occurring at the Kerguelen Plateau.
17 h 10 Féral J.P. & E. Poulin (COM, station marine d’Endoume,
UMR 6540, Marseille)
Kerguelen Islands: a living laboratory to understand the
Antarctic benthic biodiversity.
17 h 40 Ameziane N., M. Eléaume, A. Hemery, F. Monniot &
L. Hemery (Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle
Département MPA, UMR 7208, Paris)
Biodiversity of the benthos off Kerguelen Islands: overview
and prospects.
18 h Soirée libre (free evening)
Jeudi 15 avril 2010
Food webs, fish and top predators
Tôt en matinée (Early in the morning) (et pouvant
être reporté le vendredi 16 avril 2010 en fonction des
débarquements). Visite de la criée de Concarneau
(avec S. Iglesias) pour les participants intéressés.
(visit of the Concarneau’s Fish market)
4/ MARINE ECOSYSTEMS
9 h Tréguer P. & R. Corvaisier (European Institute for Marine
Studies, CNRS, Université de Bretagne occidentale)
Biogenic silica standing stock and production at the KERFIX
time-series station off the Kerguelen islands.
9 h 20 Cherel Y. (CEBC, UPR 1934 CNRS Villiers en bois)
Using food samples and stable isotopes to depict trophic
relationships of top predators from Kerguelen Islands.
9 h 40 Williams R., B. P. V. Hunt, S. R. Davenport & T. Lamb
(Australian Antarctic Division, Kingston, Australia)
Zooplankton and nekton community structure and
biological interactions in predator feeding areas around
Heard and McDonald Islands, southern Indian Ocean.
10 h 10 Hulley P.A. (Iziko South African Museum, Cape Town, South Africa)
Can mesopelagic fishes tell us anything about the
Kerguelen Plateau ecosystem?
10 h 40 Pause-café (coffee break)
11 h Welsford D., A. Constable, G. Ewing, T. Hibberd & R.
Kilpatrick (Australian Antarctic Division, Kingston, Australia)
Assessing the potential impacts of demersal fishing on
benthic habitats in the Southern Ocean.
11 h 20 Lea M-A., Gales N., Page B. Goldsworthy S., & C. Guinet.
(University of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia; Flinders
University, Adelaide, Australia; CEBC, UPR 1934 CNRS,
Villiers en bois)
Cross-shelf summer habitat use by Antarctic fur seals on
the Kerguelen Plateau.
Organisers : Paris + Kingston G. Duhamel, D. Welsford, A. Constable Paris + Concarneau J. Da Graça, F. Le Vu
Comité scientifique/Scientific committee : D. Nel (Stellenbosch, SA), [J. Gutt (Bremerhaven, G), à confirmer/to be confirmed], C. Jones (La Jolla, USA), N. Smith (Wellington, NZ), P. Trathan (Cambridge, UK), M Vacchi (Genova, I).