Ocean Carbon and Biogeochemistry (OCB) Summer Workshop
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Clark 507 July 18-21, 2011 Monday July 18, 2011 07:30-08:30 Continental Breakfast Hang posters 08:30 Introduction (Scott Doney, WHOI) 08:40 Data management talk (Cyndy Chandler, BCO-DMO) 09:00 Trends, Thresholds, and Tipping Points in Marine Ecosystems Chairs: Kendra Daly (USF), Jeremy Mathis (UAF) 09:30 Ocean Acidification: Should we view it as a trend, threshold or tipping point? (Ben McNeil, University of South Wales) PowerPoint and Video not available 10:00 Is Arctic sea ice approaching a tipping point? (Ian Eisenman, Caltech/UW) PowerPoint and Video not available 10:30 Break 11:00 Past and future regime shifts in the North Pacific from physical and biochemical perspectives (Nicholas Bond, UW/JISAO) 11:30 Questions and discussion Discussion part 1Discussion part 2
12:30 Lunch 14:00 Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Update (Chris Reddy, WHOI) 14:30 Questions and discussion http://mex1.whoi.edu:8080/http/WHOI_CMS/Events/OCBjul2011/Day1/ReddyQ&A.wmv
Kendra Daly, University of South Florida Tom Bianchi, Texas A&M University
http://mex1.whoi.edu:8080/http/WHOI_CMS/Events/OCBjul2011/Day1/Bianchi.wmv
Boris Wawrick, University of Oklahoma 15:00 Student presentations (5 mins. each) Raffaele Bernardello
Philip J. Bresnahan
16:00 Poster session and reception Tuesday July 19, 2011 – Joint session with U.S. CLIVAR07:30-08:00 Continental Breakfast Hang posters 08:00 OCB and US CLIVAR: A Joint Science Session Chairs: Ken Johnson (MBARI), Annalisa Bracco (Georgia Tech) 08:00 Meeting introduction, mutual goals, anticipated outcomes (Annalisa Bracco, Georgia Tech) 08:20 OCB and U.S. CLIVAR: Scientific questions and global observing capabilities (40 mins. talk) (Scott Doney, WHOI) 09:00 Joint OCB and U.S. CLIVAR science and observing objectives (45 mins. community discussion) 09:45 Break (posters) 10:15 Global modeling challenges (30 mins. talk, 30 mins. community discussion) (Mick Follows, MIT) 11:15 Impacts of overturn on ocean heat and carbon fluxes and ecosystem processes (30 mins. talk, 30 mins. community discussion) (Alison Macdonald, WHOI) 12:15 Lunch 13:45 Southern Ocean challenges: How do climate variability and climate change impact circulation, carbon uptake, and ecosystem processes? (30 mins. talk, 30 mins. community discussion) (Nicole Lovenduski, Univ. Colorado) 14:45 Coupled air-sea interaction, heat and gas exchange contributing to variability and trends in ocean biogeochemistry (e.g. carbon sources and oxygen minimum zones) (30 mins. talk, 30 mins. community discussion) (Curtis Deutsch, UCLA)16:15 Sub-daily to seasonal and sub-mesoscale to mesoscale processes and interaction with ocean biology (30 mins. talk, 30 mins. community discussion) (Amala Mahadevan, WHOI) 17:15 Wrap-up remarks 17:30 Poster session 18:30 Workshop dinner (Fenno lawn) Wednesday July 20, 201107:30-08:30 Continental Breakfast Hang posters 08:30 Toward the Implementation of a Global Autonomous Biogeochemical Observing System Chairs: Kenneth Johnson (MBARI), Mary Jane Perry (U Maine) 08:30 Introduction, overview, and brief history of activities related to autonomous observing for biogeochemistry (Mary Jane Perry, U Maine) 08:45 Vision for understanding the ocean with a global sensor network (Kenneth Johnson, MBARI) 09:15 Potential benefits of synthesizing autonomous network data with models (Stephanie Dutkiewicz, MIT) 09:45 Data quality requirements – oxygen minimum zone example (Jorge Sarmiento, Princeton) 10:15 Break 10:45 Questions and community discussion 11:30 Sensor calibration and data quality (O2 example) (Todd Martz, Scripps) 12:00 Strategy for cross-calibration of autonomous sensors (Craig Lee, U Washington) Part 1 12:30 Lunch 14:00 International activities (Hervé Claustre, Laboratoire d’Océanographie de Villefranche) 14:30 Implementation and community involvement (Open discussion moderated by Johnson and Perry) 16:00 Break and Poster session Dinner on your own Thursday July 21, 201107:30-08:30 Continental Breakfast 08:30 Agency updates NSF (David Garrison, Donald Rice) http://mex1.whoi.edu:8080/http/WHOI_CMS/Events/OCBJul2011/Day4/NSFGarrison.wmvNASA (Paula Bontempi) 09:15 OCB scoping workshop report: A Biogeochemical Flux program aligned with the Ocean Observatories Initiative (Susumo Honjo, WHOI) 09:45 Update on joint OCB/NACP coastal synthesis activities (Jeremy Mathis, UAF) 10:15 Break 10:45 RECCAP (Regional Carbon Cycle Assessment and Processes) workshop report (Galen McKinley, Univ. of Wisconsin) 11:05 IOCCP activities update (Kathy Tedesco, UNESCO) 11:15 OCB implementation: Looking beyond scoping (open discussion moderated by Doney) http://mex1.whoi.edu:8080/http/WHOI_CMS/Events/OCBJul2011/Day4/DoneyR.mov http://mex1.whoi.edu:8080/http/WHOI_CMS/Events/OCBJul2011/Day4/Doney.wmv 11:50 Closing remarks and wrap-up (Scott Doney, WHOI) http://mex1.whoi.edu:8080/http/WHOI_CMS/Events/OCBJul2011/Day4/Doney2R.mov12:00 Adjourn and Lunch 13:30 OCB Scientific Steering Committee (SSC) meeting, Smith Conference Room (Woods Hole Village, see map) (OCB SSC members and agency representatives only)
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