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Queenscliff, Victoria (Vue Grand Hotel)
The Oceania Chondrichthyan Society shall be holding their inaugural meeting on chondrichthyan fishes (sharks and relatives).
Workshop theme: “Biological and fishery data requirements for risk assessment and sustainable management". Science as a management tool; management effectiveness, fisheries monitoring, managing and improving biological data.
Conference Themes: Taxonomy and Evolution; Life history; Movement; Ecology and Behaviour; Fisheries; Conservation and Management and Physiology
For more information please visit http://www.oceaniasharks.org.au or contact conference@oceaniasharks.org.au
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Cairns
Organised by the Australasian Hydrographic Society and Australian Hydrographic Service.
The Australian Hydrographic Service “Symposium”, 19-21 November, and Australasian Hydrographic Society “Hydro” 2007, 22-24 November, will be held at the Cairns Convention Centre. These will be followed by an Ocean Mapping Group Multibeam Echosounder course at the Sheridan Plaza Hotel, 26 November to 1 December.
Further information: contact Conference Solutions Pty Ltd, phone (02) 6285 3000, email hydro2007@con-sol.com.
Web site: www.hydro.gov.au
Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour, Sydney
Hosted by the Royal Australian Navy. Organised by the Sea Power Centre – Australia. To be held in conjunction with the Pacific 2008 Maritime Exposition.
This conference has become one of the major naval and maritime events in the world and the Chiefs of many navies from around the world are expected to attend.
For further information visit www.seapower2008.com.
Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour, Sydney
Organised by: Engineers Australia; The Royal Institution of Naval Architects; The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology.
For further information: www.pacific2008imc.com.
Adelaide
Organised by the National Marine Safety Committee.
The Marine Safety Conference 2008 will showcase the latest in national marine safety standards for commercial and recreational vessels. Following on from five very successful conferences organised by the NMSC, this event is set to be the best one yet as it engages Australian and international experts in marine safety.
CEO Maurene Horder said the NMSC’s will be showcasing national marine safety standards for commercial and recreational vessels.
Call for Papers: The NMSC is now calling for abstracts of papers from a wide range of topic areas including commercial operations, engineering, innovation in boat design and manufacturing, surveying, recreational boating, training and skills development, environmental management and legal issues.
Potential speakers should email their abstract (maximum one page), a short biography and full contact details to NMSC, email secretariat@nmsc.gov.au, by 14 August 2007.
Darwin Convention Centre, Darwin, Northern Territory
This will be the first time Darwin will be able to host the national, 'Coast-to-Coast' Conference – thanks to the opening of the world-class, Darwin Convention Centre. Its relaxed, waterfront location and ambience – and proximity to the stunning coastal wetlands and diverse marine life of Darwin Harbour, will ensure that 'Coast-to-Coast 2008' will be an outstanding success.
Contact Karen Edyvane, Karen.Edyvane@nt.gov.au
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