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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
First week
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Lecturers:
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T. Anderson, J.Bishop, M.Follows, I.Fung,
D.Kirchman, J.Murray, T.Oguz, J.Sarmiento
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Monday, 5 August (Hall D)
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8.30-9.00
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Welcoming remarks and Logistics
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9.00-10.00 (J. Sarmiento)
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The oceans role in the global carbon cycle I
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10.20-11.10 (J. Sarmiento)
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The oceans role in the global carbon cycle II
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11.15-12.30 (J. Murray)
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Ocean Carbonate System
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14.30-15.20 (T. Oguz)
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Global ocean circulation
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15.40-16.30 (M. Follows)
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Ocean transport of carbon and nutrients
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16.50-18.00
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Plenary Discussion: The role of oceans in
the global carbon cycle (led by Mick Follows and Jorge Sarmiento)
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Tuesday, 6 August (Hall D)
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8.30-9.20 (T. Anderson)
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Food web structure and carbon export
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9.40-10.30 (TBA)
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TBA
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10.50-11.40 (D. Kirchman)
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First step in the microbial loop: An overview of
bacteria-organic carbon processes
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12.00-12.40
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Group Discussions (Halls, C,D,E)
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14.30-15.20 (TBA )
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TBA
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15.40-16.30 (T. Anderson)
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Stoichiometry of biogeochemical cycling in the
ocean.
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16.50-18.00
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Tutorials for hands on models and tools:I (led by
M. Follows and T. Anderson)
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Wednesday, 7 August (Hall
D)
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8.30-9.20 (I. Fung)
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Remote sensing of earth systems
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9.40-10.30 (J. Murray)
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New and export carbon production in the ocean
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10.50-11.40 (T. Anderson)
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Representing the biological pump in global ocean
models
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12.00-12.40
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Group Discussions (Halls, C,D,E)
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14.30-15.20 (J. Bishop)
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Lagrangian float observations of carbon system
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15.40-16.30 (J. Sarmiento)
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Coupled climate model simulations and the response
of ocean biology to global warming
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16.50-18.00
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Plenary Discussion: Ocean Carbon Sequestration
(led by Follows and Sarmiento)
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Thursday, 8 August (Hall D)
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8.30-9.20 (I. Fung)
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Atmosphere-ocean interactions
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9.40-10.30 (D.Kirchman)
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New Insights into Microbial Processes Revealed by Molecular
Techniques
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10.50-11.40 (J. Sarmiento)
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On the ocean silica and carbonate cycles and the
air-sea balance of carbon dioxide
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12.00-12.40
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Group Discussions (Halls, C,D,E)
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14.30-15.20 (J. Bishop)
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Continental margin effects on carbon cycle
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15.40-16.30 (M. Follows)
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Southern Ocean circulation and their role in the
carbon cycle
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16.30-18.00
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Plenary Discussion: Estimating primary
productivity from space: (led by Fung/Korataev/Follows)
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Friday, 9 August (Hall D)
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8.30-9.30 (I. Fung)
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Atmosphere-biosphere interactions
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10.00-11.00 (TBA)
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TBA
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11.30-12.30 (D.Kirchman)
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DOM turnover and composition
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12.00-12.40
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Group Discussions (Halls, C,D,E)
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14.30-16.00
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Participant presentations (informal, 10 min
presentation+5 min discussion)
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16.30-18:00
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Participant presentations (informal, 10 min
presentation+5 min discussion)
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Second week
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Lecturers:
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T.Dickey, M.Follows, H.Gildor, N.Gruber, G.Korotaev,
R.Matear, J.Murray, T.Oguz, W.Reeburgh
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Monday, 12 August (Hall D)
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8.30-9.20 (N. Gruber)
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The dynamics of the marine nitrogen cycle
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9.40-10.30 (W. Reeburgh)
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Global cycles of biogeochemically important
elements
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10.50-11.40 (T. Dickey)
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Introduction to Processes, Scales, and
Observational Techniques
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12.00-12.40
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Group Discussions (Halls, C,D,E)
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14.30-15.20 (G. Korotaev)
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Principles of satellite oceanography
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15.40-16.30 (T. Oguz)
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Interdisciplinary modeling approach to marine
systems
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16.50-18.00
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Plenary Discussion: Nitrogen fixation (led by
Gruber)
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Tuesday, 13 August (Hall D)
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8.30-9.20 (W. Reeburgh)
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The role and importance of anaerobic proceses in the
global carbon cycle
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9.40-10.30 (J. Murray)
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The biogeochemistry of iron in the ocean
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10.50-11.40 (T. Dickey)
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Examples of Variability and Coupling of Physical
and Biogeochemical Processes in Differing Ocean Domains
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12.00-12.40
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Group Discussions (Halls, C,D,E)
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14.30-15.20 (H. Gildor)
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Glacial-interglacial CO2 variations 1.
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15.40-16.30 (J. Murray)
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Variability in new production in the High Nutrient
Low Chlorophyll regions
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16.50-18.00
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Plenary Discussion: Iron limitation (led by J.
Murray)
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Wednesday, 14 August (Hall
D)
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8.30-9.20 (G. Korotaev)
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Observation of oceanic processes by scanner
imagery
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9.40-10.30 (W.Reeburg)
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Response of high-latitude environments to climate change
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10.50-11.40 (T.Dickey)
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Toward Future Understanding of Carbon Variability:
Blending Future Observational and Modeling Capabilities
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12.00-12.40
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Group Discussions (Halls, C,D,E)
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14.30-15.20 (R. Matear)
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Data assimilation with carbon cycle models
1.
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15.40-17.10
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Participant presentations (informal, 10 min
presentation+5 min discussion)
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17.30-19.00
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Group Discussion: The future of ocean observations
(led by T. Dickey)
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Thursday, 15 August (Hall
D)
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8.30-9.20 (N. Gruber)
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Interannual variability in the mid-latitude ocean
carbon cycle
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9.40-10.30 (H. Gildor)
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Glacial-interglacial CO2 variations 2
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10.50-11.40 (R. Matear)
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Data assimilation with carbon cycle models 2.
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12.00-12.40
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Group Discussions (Halls, C,D,E)
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14.30-15.20 (G. Korotaev)
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Significance of remote sensing for oceanic models
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15.40-17.10
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Participant presentations (informal, 10 min
presentation+5 min discussion)
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17.30-19.00
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Group Discussion: Modeling the carbon cycle: Box
models and General Circulation Models (led by Hezi Gildor)
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Friday, 16 August (Hall
D)
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8.30-9.20 (R. Matear)
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The ocean carbon cycle in a changing climate
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9.40-10.30 (N. Gruber)
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The ocean as a sink for anthropogenic CO2
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10.50-11.40 (R. Matear)
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Detecting climate change
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12.00-12.40
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Group Discussions (Halls, C,D,E)
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14.30-15.40
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Overview of the meeting
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16.00-17.00
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Plenary session: Future research needs
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17.00-17.30
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Final Summary: M. Follows, T. Oguz, G. Korotaev
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