LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE des BIOLOGISTES de L'ENVIRONNEMENT
CSEB 1997
Fish and Wildlife Research & Management -
Applying Emerging Technologies
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada September 28-30, 1997
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada September 28-30, 1997
Technology may be a dirty word to those who care about the environment. But biologists have adapted technologies to better learn about and understand the complex natural world. From data collection to analysis to management of environmental problems, CSEB97 will examine these innovative applications of technologies that are changing the face of research in fisheries, wildlife and related natural sciences.Two days of stimulating sessions will bring together the expertise of biologists from across Canada and the United States. Papers will be presented on a wide range topics, from the use of macro technologies such as GIS and GPS, to micro technologies involving genetic markers or chemical isotopes in biological studies. Concurrent with the conference are poster sessions and a trade show featuring displays and demonstrations of the technologies that are becoming part of the biologist's investigative toolbox.
Keynote Speaker
Dr. David Schindler, University of Alberta Killiam professor.
Banquet Speaker
Conference Sessions [abstracts]
Session 1: Byte the Bullet [Computer Applications, Modelling and Simulation]
Session 2: Modern Lab Detectives [DNA, Isotopes and Other Investigations]
Session 3: Location! Location! Location! GIS and GPS
Session 4: Habitat Assessment and Improvement Techniques
Session 5: Sound Ways of Monitoring: Telemetry and Other Acoustic Technologies
Session 6: BioMonitoring
POSTER Session
- The CSEB97 preliminary program is available in following formats:
