Rosaline Canessa This is Me

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1. 1. SSL Contact

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   Published on: 7/14/2008   Last Visited: 7/14/2008

   Dr. Rosaline Canessa
   
   Office: Cornett A216
   
   Phone: (250) 721-7339
   
   rcanessa@mail.geog.uvic.ca

2. 2. UVic Geography - Rosaline Canessa

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   Published on: 7/14/2008   Last Visited: 7/14/2008

   Rosaline CanessaUVic Geography - Rosaline Canessa
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   Rosaline Canessa - assistant professor
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   Canessa, R. In press.Implementing GIS for coastal management in British Columbia.Keynote address to be presented at CoastGIS '03, Genova, Italy 16 - 18 October, 2003.
   
   Canessa, R. and C.P. Keller.
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   Canessa, R., K. Conley, B. Smiley and D. Gueret.2003.Building an ecosystem-based management plan for the propsosed Bowie Seamount marine protected area.Paper presented at 5th International SAMPAA Conference.Victoria, British Columbia 11-16 May 2003.
   
   Canessa, R., K. Conley and B. Smiley.2003.Bowie Seamount Marine Protected Area: an ecosystem overview.Can.Tech. Rep.Fish.Aquat.Sci.2461.
   
   2001
   
   Canessa, R., A. Blyth and C. Hanuse.2001.Breathing Life into Traditional Use Studies.Paper presented at CoastGIS '01 conference.Halifax, Nova Scotia 18-22 June 2001.
   
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   Canessa, R. and C.P. Keller.

3. 3. Maritime Issues : General

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   Published on: 7/14/2006   Last Visited: 5/7/2007

   There are 130 marine protected areas (MPAs) on Canada's Pacific coast but they may not be effectively shielding key marine ecosystems, says Dr. Rosaline Canessa, a University of Victoria geographer.
   
   Canessa, a computer mapping specialist who studies how human activity affects the ocean environment, was one of the contributors to the B.C. Coastal Environment Project, the results of which were released last month by the B.C. Ministry of Environment.
   
   For the project, Canessa analysed information on the status of MPAs on the coast , where they are, how big they are, what they're supposed to be protecting, and how well they're succeeding.Her analysis shows a mix of different types of MPAs established by several federal and provincial agencies, each with their own mandate.