Training

 

Fifth Symposium on Diseases
in Asian Aquaculture

Queensland, Australia
November 24-28, 2002

 

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Program Overview

Workshop Details | Social program options | Accommodation options and price

SUNDAY 24 NOVEMBER 2002 1630 - 1830 Registration at the Gold Coast International Hotel 1830 - 2030 Welcome Reception at the Gold Coast International Hotel MONDAY 25 NOVEMBER 2002 0800 Registration recommences 0830 - 1800 Plenary sessions incorporating the following topics: Opening Ceremony Aquatic animal health management in Asia Food safety in aquaculture Biosecurity and Risk Assessment Emerging diseases of finfish, amphibians and reptiles 1830 - 2000 EUS Workshop 2000 - 2200 Student reception Sponsored by World Aquaculture Society TUESDAY 26 NOVEMBER 2002 0815 - 1800 Plenary sessions incorporating the following topics: Epidemiology Shrimp Health Emerging technologies

1800 - 2000 Fish Health Section Meeting 2000 - 2230 Optional BBQ at Hard Rock Cafe' WEDNESDAY 27 NOVEMBER 2002 0815 - 1330 Planary sessions incorporating the following topics: Immunology Probiotics and therapeutics Free afternoon with the following optional activities offered: Aquaculture Farm Tour Golf at Sanctuary Cove Currumbin Bird Sanctuary and Wildlife Park THURSDAY 28 NOVEMBER 2002 0815 - 1800 Plenary session invorporating the following topics: Trans - boundary diseases Mollusc Health The Future of Aquaculture Health in Asia Closing Ceremony 1900 until late Symposium Dinner at Sea World

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WORKSHOP DETAILS

The following workshops are being held after the Symposium:

Epidemiology-Biosecurity Workshop 29 - 30 November 2002 Gold Coast International Hotel Fee : AUD$150 (includes room hire, morning teas, lunches and afternoon teas as well as accommodation for speakers who will donate their time). A two-day workshop on the epidemiological aspects of biosecurity at the zone, national and international levels will be held on 29 - 30 November 2002 after the 5th Symposium on Diseases in Asian Aquaculture. Workshop trainers include: Angus Cameron BVSc (Hons II), MVS, PhD, MACVSc Chris Baldock BVSc (Hons I), MPVM, PhD, FACVSc Iain East BSc (Hons), PhD Edmund Peeler MA, VetMB, MSc, PhD, MRCVS Barry Hill BSc(Hons), PhD The purpose of the workshop is to assist participants to gain a better understanding of the epidemiological principles underpinning disease surveillance, zoning and import risk analysis in aquatic animal health.

Asian-Pacific Regional Program on Molluscan Health Management Phase II: Training Workshop and Evaluation of Country-Specific Survey Results 29 November - 4 December 2002 inclusive Grace College, University of Queensland, Brisbane Fee: AUD$520 (includes registration, accommodation, meals, contribution for trainers and room hire). A 5 1/2-day training workshop in mollusc histopathology and diagnosis will follow DAA5. Reference material will be examined together with histological and other preserved items from country-specific surveys. Discussion of data collectionissues is planned together with standardisation of diagnostic methods, the Quarterly Asia-Pacific Aquatic Animal Diseases Reporting System for Molluscan Diseases, and Emergency Response procedures. A concept for the Phase III Workshop will be developed. Workshop Trainers: Dr Rob Adlard, Queensland Museum, Australia Dr Franke Berthe, IFREMER, France Dr Sharon McGladdery, Department of Fisheries & Oceans, Canada Dr Brian Jones, Fisheries Western Australia Dr Judith Handlinger, DPIWE, Tasmania Dr Sarah Kleeman, Biosecurity Australia Dr Melba Reantaso, Department of Natural Resources, MD, USA

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SOCIAL PROGRAM OPTIONS

Welcom Reception Sunday 24 November 2002 - Gold Coast International 1830 - 2030 hours Take the opportunity to relax with new and old friends at the official Symposium Welcome Reception. Attendance is included for all registrants. Additional tickets may be purchased for AUD$45 per person. Student Reception Monday 25 November 2002 - Gold Coast International 2000 - 2100 hours Students are invited to attend a student reception sponsored by the World Aquaculture Society. Attendance is for students only. BBQ Evening (optional activity at an additional cost) Tuesday 26 November 2002 - Hard Rock Cafe, Surfers Paradise Cost: AUD$35 per person (beverages at individual's expense) Enjoy a relaxing evening at one of Surfers Paradise's icons - the Hard Rock Cafe. A traditionsl Aussie BBQ will be served (free of pork products). Tickets are AUD$35 per person which includes food only. Beverages will be at your own cost. Symposium Diner Thursday 28 November 2002 - Sea World 1900 - 2200 hours The dinner will be one of the Symposium highlights as it includes a behind the scenes tour of Sea World. After the tour, delegates will be able to enjoy a sumptuous banquet. Attendance is included for all registrants. Additional tickets may be purchased for AUD$95 per person which includes coach transfers.

Wednesday Afternoon Tour Options OPTION 1 Aquaculture Farm Technical Tour Gold Coast Marine Aquaculture Farm, Woongoolba Cost: AUD$25 per person Gold Coast Marine Aquaculture is a large prown hatchery and growout farm located near the Logan River. A bus will take participants to the farm and on a tour around the ponds and facilities. Refreshments will be provided. OPTION 2 Golf Afternoon Palms Couses, Sanctuary Cove Resort Cost: AUD$85 per person The Palm Course at Sanctuary Cove is a world renowned championship golf couse. Take the time with colleagues for a friendly golf competition. Includes coach transfers and a golf cart. OPTION 3 Australian Wildlife Experience Currumbin Bird Sanctuary Cost: AUD$35 per person Experience Australian wildlife at the magnificent Currumbin Sanctuary where you will be able to feed kangaroos and other Australian wildlife. The native bird feeding is a spectacle not to be missed. Includes park entry and coach transfers.

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ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS AND PRICES

Gold Coast International Hotel (Symposium venue) This 5 star hotel offers guests the very best of Gold Coast hospitality with 24 hour reception and room service, 4 bars, 4 restaurants, swimming pool, spa, sauna, tennis courts, gymnasium and guest laundry. Each room offers views over the ocean or the hinterland mountains, private balcony, individually controlled air conditioning, colour TV, direct dial telephones, mini bar and ironing facilities. Single/Double/Twin Room AUD$120.00 room only Single AUD$135 including breakfast Double/Twin AUD$150 including breakfast Outrigger Sun Resort Located opposite the Gold Coast International and 150 metres from the beach, This 4.5 star resort style property offers spacious 2 bedroom apartments complete with private balconies, fully equipped kitchen, in-house movies, in-room safe and weekly cleaning service. The resort provides a restaurant, bar, coffee shop, indoor and outdoor pool, children's pool, spa, tennis courts, sauna and fitness centre. 2 Bedroom Apartment AUD$240.00 per night

Novotel Beachcomber Located approximately fiftenn minutes walk from the Gold Coast International Hotel, this 4 star hotel features 24 hour reception, swimming pool, spa and sauna, tennis court and gymnasium. Rooms offer individually controlled air-conditioning, colour TV, ironing facilities, in room safe, mini bar, private balcony and direct dial telephon. Single/Double/Twin Room AUD$98.00 per night Single/Double/Twin Room AUD$128.00 including breakfast * Please note that the Gold Coast has a variety of accommodation available. Please contact the Symposium Managers if you would like further information. DELEGATE FUNDING Limited financial support may be available to students and young scientists from developing Asian countries who have been accepted for oral or poster presentations. Please note that to apply for funding, you must provide a letter of recommendation and a short curriculum vitae (no more than 1 A4 page) to the Symposium managers on email daa5@ozaccom.com.au As funding is limited, the decision of the selection panel is final. For more information, please check the Student Affairs page on the Symposium website.

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