First Day (Whitman Auditorium)

8:00 AM	Display of Yankee 36 trawl net, MBL Courtyard next to Auditorium
9:00	Welcome, background, and ground rules for consensus building Dr. Wendy Gabriel, Chief, Fisheries and Ecosystem Monitoring and Analysis Division, NEFSC, Woods Hole
9:15	Introduction of Participants and brief descriptions of expertise All
9:30	Description of Workshop Terms of Reference, intended products, schedule, questions regarding workshop scope Dr. Fredric Serchuk
10:00	Background Discussion Presentation - Worldwide Experiences in Trawl Warp Offsets Dr. Joe DeAlteris (URI)
	Coffee on the fly
11-12:00	Discussion of general conclusions of previous work
12-l:00 PM	Lunch
1:-1:30	Description of Protocols used in Albatross IV Trawl Warp Experiments Dr. Russell Brown, NEFSC
1:30-1:45	Description of sensor data from Albatross IV Experiments and keys to reading handouts Ms. Lisa Hendrickson, NEFSC
1:45-2:30	Video evaluation of warp offset experiments Discussion led by Mr. Henry Milliken, NEFSC
2:30-5:00	Group discussion on significance of results and preliminary evaluation Dr. Fredric Serchuk, NEFSC
Second Day (Candle House)
8:30-8:45 AM	Comments and Observations Dr. John Boreman, Acting Science and Research Director, NEFSC
8:45-12:00	Continuation of previous day's discussion; and drafting of consensus statements on observations
	Coffee on the fly
12:00-1:00 PM	Continuation of discussion from previous day and drafting of consensus statements on observations
1:00-5:00 PM	Complete work on consensus regarding results and development of report; develop specifications for additional experimentation and analysis, as deemed necessary by the group
Rapporteurs	Dr. Anne Richards Dr. James Weinberg Dr. Steve Murawski