第二屆 台日計量生態學研討會
將在2009年10月9-11日於台灣大學凝態科學/物理學館舉辦
邀請講者包括台灣ˋ日本ˋ美國和法國的生態學家
應該會是一場收穫豐富的盛宴!
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大會網站International Workshop on Quantitative Ecology & 2nd Taiwan-Japan Ecology Workshop
About the WorkshopThis is the second time that we gather distinguished ecologists from both Taiwan and Japan to form a workshop. This time we expand our scope to invite also distinguished guests from USA and France. The purposes of this workshop are 1) to facilitate interactions among ecologists from both countries, 2) to serve as a means to discuss important ecological and environmental issues in the 21th century, 3) to promote quantitative ecology in Taiwan, and 4) to cultivate exchanges of ideas among scientists and students. The Taiwan-Japan Ecology Workshops are intended to serve as a conduit of long-term partnership between the Taiwan and Japan ecological societies.
講者
Japan:
Hiroyuki Matsuda (Yokohama National University, Theoretical Population Ecology)
Extinction risk assessment of Japanese vascular plants and hotspot analysis.
Toshiyuki Namba (Osaka Prefecture University, Theoretical Population Ecology)
Effects of palatable and unpalatable plants on deer population dynamics.
Gaku Takimoto (Toho University, Theoretical Ecology)
Ecosystem size, but not disturbance, determines food-chain length on islands of the Bahamas.
Kei Tokita (Osaka University, Theoretical Community Ecology)
Dynamic theory of species abundance distributions.
Jotaro Urabe (Tohoku University, Aquatic Population Ecology)
Stoichiometric and portfolio effects of rising CO2 on aquatic herbivores: an experimental study.
Joe Yuichiro Wakano (Meiji University, Theoretical Ecology)
Spatial dynamics of ecological public goods.
Norio Yamamura (RIHN, Theoretical Ecology)
Effects of livestock grazing on plant species diversity in Mongolian grassland.
Takehito Yoshida (University of Tokyo, Aquatic Population Ecology)
Eco-evolutionary dynamics of predator-prey systems: theory and empirical tests.
Kohei Yoshiyama (University of Tokyo, Theoretical Aquatic Ecology)
What size should phytoplankton be? Optimal cell size in resource competition.
France:
Sami Souissi (Laboratory Oceanography and Geosciences, Université Lille 1 – Sciences et Technologies)
USA:
Nicholas Gotelli (Department of Biology, University of Vermont)
Taiwan:
Wen-Hsiung Li (Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica)
Anne Chao (Institute of Statistics, National Tsing Hua University)
Chih-hao Hsieh (Institute of Oceanography, National Taiwan University)
Pei-Fen Lee (Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, National Taiwan University)
Wei-Chun Liu (Institute of Statistical Science, Academia Sinica)
I-Fang Sun (Department of Biology, Tunghai University)
Takeshi Miki (Institute of Oceanography, National Taiwan University)
Takefumi Nakazawa (Institute of Oceanography, National Taiwan University)
