日　時：	2015年1月30日（金）10時00分~15時30分
場　所：	九州大学医学部 百年講堂 (馬出キャンパス) 2階会議室
参加費：	無料（参加申し込みは不要です）
使用言語：	英語

【企画趣旨】

In this symposium, diverse aspects of ecosystem management and environmental decisions will be discussed. First, Professor Hugh Possingham will give his key note lecture, followed by a series of talks by Australian scientists and those researchers from Kyushu University. Talks will cover modeling of conservation biology, computational models including physiological processes, games for corruption and punishment related to deforestation, marine protected areas, and social sciences for ecosystem management. Speakers includes ecologists, economists, physicists and mathematicians. Themes includes computational and mathematical modeling of ecological and social processes, the problems of environmental policy choice under considerable risk and uncertainty, and social consensus building, the efficiency of institution among many others. The session will be in an intimate atmosphere in a rather small room. It will be open to public, and any person interested in the topics can come and join the discussion. Below is a tentative schedule.

Organizer: Yoh Iwasa

yohiwasa[at]kyudai.jp
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【スケジュール】

10:00	Opening
10:00-10:40	Hugh Possingham "Optimal conservation outcomes require both restoration and protection."
10:50-11:10	Yoh Iwasa "Modeling social sciences for ecosystem management."
11:20-1:40	Dan P. Faith "Decision science for sustainability: maintaining resilient frontier curves."
11:50-12:10	Marko Jusup "From physiological energetics to fishery management: the case of Pacific bluefin tuna."
12:10-13:30	Lunch break
13:30-13:50	Joung-Hun Lee "Deforestation and Corruption: modeling of evolutionary game theory."
14:00-14:20	Alienor Chauvenet "Using a modeling ensemble to plan species translocations under climate change."
14:30-14:50	Nao Takashina "Determining the appropriate management unit scale in spatial fishery planning."
15:00-15:20	Hsien-Yung Lin "Conserving migratory fish under multiple disturbances."
15:30	Closing