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Location Information Author Index Oral and Poster Exhibits Program General Special Presentations Information Recognitions 166 P-23.991 M. James CRABBE*, Edwin MARTINEZ, Christina GARCIA, Juan CHUB, Leonardo CASTRO, Jason GUY Hurricanes and Corals in Southern Belize: From Science to Management and Policy Development P-23.992 Leo DUTRA*, Roderic GILL An Integrated Methodology for the Management of Coral Reef Systems: A Beloi (Timor-Leste) Case Study P-23.993 Jessica CRAFT*, Nicole ELKO, Craig KRUEMPEL When Do Nearshore Mitigative Reefs Reach Functional Equivalency with the Natural Hardbottom? a Case Study for Managing Reefs Along the Central Florida Gulf Coast P-23.994 Dwayne MEADOWS*, Marta NAMMACK NMFS Species of Concern Program and Coral Reefs P-23.995 Hiroya YAMANO*, Tsuyoshi SHIBATA, Tatsuo NAKAI, Shigeki YASUMURA Large-Scale Characterization of Coral Habitats by Physical Environments P-23.996 Trina LEBERER* Conservation Action Planning in Micronesia: Learning from the Past to Manage for the Future P-23.997 Moi Khim TAN*, Tupper MARK, Tewfik ALEXANDER ReefBase: Information Systems Focused on Coral Reef Resources & Management P-23.998 Nohora GALVIS*, Nohora GALVIS How to Measure Success in Coral Reef Management from the Caribbean Sea and the Eastern Pacific P-23.999 Kim BALLARD, Sara KREISEL*, Christine GILMAN, Carey BATHA, Diana SCIAMBI, Roy DUCOTE, Vania COELHO Comparative Analysis of Coral Communities Found in Spur and Groove Reefs in Little Cayman from 2005 to 2007 P-23.1000 Chalene ROYE*, Chalene ROYE Managing Jamaica’s Coral Reefs and Coastal Developments P-23.1001 Hiroki TANIGUCHI* Ten Years Monitoring of State of the Coral Reefs of Akajima Island, Okinawa P-23.1002 Miguel CASTRENCE* Cross-Scale Institutional Interactions and Cooperative Management: Lessons from Community- Based Marine Protected Areas in the Philippines P-23.1003 David KOOISTRA* Sanganeb Atoll and Dungonab Bay National Marine Park; Two Marine Parks in the Red Sea of Sudan Managed by an African Private Organisation P-23.1004 Ana Paula PRATES*, Paula PEREIRA, Angela Ester Magalhães DUARTE, Maria Helena REINHARDT, Maria Carolina HAZIN, Beatrice PADOVANI FERREIRA, João Marcello CAMARGO, Livia de Laia LOIOLA, Clovis Barreira e CASTRO, Debora de Oliveira PIRES Coral Reef Conservation Campaign - Brazil P-23.1005 Carlie WIENER, Carlie WIENER* Hawai‘i Institute of Marine Biology (HIMB) - Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Research Partnership P-23.1006 Alok SAXENA*, Sujit SHYAM CHOUDHURY New Initiatives in Conservation and Management of Coral Reefs in Andaman & Nicobar Islands (India) P-23.1007 Mohammad Zahirul ISLAM*, Mohammad Sazedul ISLAM Threats to Coral Habitat in St. Martin Island, Bangladesh P-23.1008 Jamie MONTY*, Laura HERREN, Merle STOKES Marine Debris Location, Identification, and Removal from St. Lucie Inlet Preserve State Park, Florida, U.S.A. P-23.1009 Suharsono SUHARSONO* Managing Coral Reef in Indonesia. Lesson Learn from Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Program 11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ Reefs for the Future
P-23.1010 Rafe BOULON*, Mark MONACO, Alan FRIEDLANDER, Chris CALDOW, John CHISTENSEN, Caroline ROGERS, James BEETS, William MILLER An Ecological Correction to Marine Reserve Boundaries in the US Virgin Islands P-23.1011 Norman QUINN*, John FARCHETTE, Karlyn LANGJAHR, Paige ROTHENBERGER St Croix East End Marine Park: The U.S. Virgin Islands’ First Territorial Marine Park P-23.1012 Leland ESTEP*, Joe SPRUCE, Slawomir BLONSKI, Roxzanna MOORE The Use of Simulated Visible/Infrared Imager/Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) and Landsat Data Continuity Mission (LDCM) Imagery for Coral Reef Monitoring P-23.1013 Soo Ling AW*, Ridzwan Abdul RAHMAN Impact of Tourism Development on Mabul Island, Sabah, Malaysia P-23.1014 Rupert ORMOND*, Wera LEUJAK, Mohammed SALEM, Ayman MABROUK Second and Third Order Management Issues in South Sinai Protected Reef Areas P-23.1015 Pitul PANCHAIYAPHUM, Hansa CHANSANG*, Krawi ONGSORANACOMKUL, Anuwat NATEEWATTANA Community Participation in Coral Reef Management on Phuket Island, Thailand P-23.1016 Rizaller AMOLO*, Rose-Liza EISMA-OSORIO Improving Governance of Marine Protected Areas Through Inter-Local Government Collaboration in Central Philippines P-23.1017 Luis SANTANDER* Recreational Diving Management in the Coral Reefs of Cozumel, Mexico P-23.1018 Stacey HARTER*, Andrew DAVID, Marta RIBERA Pre-Closure Evaluation of Habitats and Fish Assemblages in Five Proposed MPAs Off the US Southeastern Coast P-23.1019 Tyler R. L. CHRISTENSEN*, Alan E. STRONG, William J. SKIRVING, C. Mark EAKIN, Jessica A. MORGAN, Gang LIU, Scott F. HERON, Dwight K. GLEDHILL NOAA Coral Reef Watch: Satellite Data Products for Coral Reef Managers, Through the World Bank/GEF Coral Reef Targeted Research Program P-23.1020 Rama KRISHNA*, Rama KRISHNA Status of Coral Reefs of India – a Revelation P-23.1021 Tatsuo NAKAI*, Tsuyoshi SHIBATA, Hiroya YAMANO, Shigeki YASUMURA Significance of Reading of a Spatial Structure of 10 1 - 10 3 m Scale for the Conservation of Coral Reef Ecosystem P-23.1022 Ruben TORRES* Monitoreo Arrecifal Reef Check En La Republica Dominicana P-23.1023 Maria C. UYARRA, Isabelle M. CÔTÉ*, Andrew R. WATKINSON Why Do Divers Dive Where They Dive? Understanding the Distribution of Divers Across the Reefs for Ensuring Their Sustainable Management P-23.1024 Nadia BOOD*, Melanie MCFIELD, Richard ARONSON Influence of Management on Resilience of Hard-Coral Assemblages on Belize Reefs P-23.1025 Daisy Desiree FLORES-SALGADO* Comparative Study of Coral Cover, Fish Density and Fish Biomass in Biga Marine Reserve from 2003 to 2005 P-23.1026 Lydia TEH*, Louise TEH, Fung Chen CHUNG Private Management of Coral Reefs: An Example from the Sugud Islands Marine Conservation Area, Sabah, Malaysia P-23.1027 Steven ROHMANN*, Catherine MARZIN, Loren MCCLENACHAN Florida Keys Coral Ecosystem Management: Can the Past Influence the Future? P-23.1028 Toni PARRAS* Analysing Factors That Contribute to the Success of Locally-Managed Marine Areas: Preliminary Results and Lessons Learned P-23.1029 Rodolfo RIOJA-NIETO, Charles SHEPPARD* Management Strategies and Intensity of Use of the Cozumel Reefs National Park, Mexico 11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ Reefs for the Future 167 Location Information Special Recognitions General Information Program Exhibits Oral and Poster Presentations Author Index
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Reefs for the Future Program Book J
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Contents Mini-Symposium Sessions .
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Contents Author Index . . . . . . .
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Area Map: Ft. Lauderdale 1 2 3 1 2
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ISRS President’s Welcome Letter 1
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Co-Hosts of the 11th International
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Sanctioning Organization Internatio
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Local Organizing Committee and Subc
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Sponsors (continued) Patch Reef Spo
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EDUCATION CENTER PROGRAM A schedule
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On-Site Registration Fees Full ISRS
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Convention Center Floorplans Third
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UNAM. Roberto moved to the Universi
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Scientific Program...continued NOAA
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Scientific Program...continued and
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11 th ICRS Associated Meetings, Eve
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11 th ICRS Associated Meetings, Eve
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Ceremonies, Addresses, Social Event
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11 th ICRS Awards 11th ICRS Field T
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Exhibitors Aanderaa Instruments 519
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Burn-B-Gone 105 4701 N. Federal Hig
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Harbor Branch Oceangraphic Institut
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad
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Smithsonian Marine Station at Fort
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Education Exhibitors Aquarius Reef
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Education Center Coral Theater MOND
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11th ICRS Photography Contest The w
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12:00 Reinhold LEINFELDER*, Ulrich
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11:30 Rebecca ALBRIGHT*, Benjamin M
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5. Functional Biology of Corals and
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4:30 Bishoy HANNA*, Felipe CHAMBERG
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5:30 Gertraud SCHMIDT*, Carin JANTZ
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5:00 Scott HAMILTON*, Robert WARNER
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July 11 (Fri) 10:00-12:15 Room - 30
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20. Modeling Concepts and Processes
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11:00 Nohora GALVIS, Nohora GALVIS*
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25. Predicting Reef Futures in the
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5:45 Rachael MIDDLEBROOK* The Effec
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July 8 (Tue) 3:30-12:30 Room - Palm
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July 10 (Thu) 10:00-12:30 Room - Pa
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Mini-Symposium Poster Presentations
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WANG, Wei-Hsien P-18.617 WANG, Yu-H
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Z ZACCANTI, Francesco 16-39 P-3.37
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