ICESOCC Draft Agenda
Monday, September 22, 2014
Sumner Auditorium, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
9:00A
Welcome, Logistics, Agenda Review, Break out working group sign ups
9:30
Greg Mitchell – Scoping for Interdisciplinary Coordinated Experiment of the Southern
Ocean Carbon Cycle (ICESOCC)
10 – 10:30A
Discussion and Break
10:30A
Sara Gille – Air-sea exchange in the Southern Ocean
Robert Dunbar – What do we know about seasonal variations in NCP and the Ross Sea C
budget from large high precision C system data sets
Katherine Barbeau – Evolving Views of Iron Supply and Cycling in the Southern Ocean
Rick Reynolds – Towards community-based approaches to estimating NCP from
remotely-sensed optical properties
12 P
Discussion
12:30 P
Lunch
2:00 P
Sumner Auditorium
Ralph Keeling – What atmospheric oxygen measurements can tell us about the Southern
Ocean
Cynthia Nevison – Combining Atmospheric Potential Oxygen and Satellite Ocean Color
Data to quantify Carbon Dynamics in the Southern Ocean
Maria Vernet – Estimating Primary Production at the Ice-Edge zone in the Southern
Ocean
3:00–3:30 P
Discussion and Break Break (Greg needs to shift to 3:30 – 4:00 for call to New York)
3:30
Zhong Ping Lee – Critical data for improving estimation of primary production from ocean
color remote sensing
Mati Kahru - Errors in satellite detected NPP and EF
Irina Marinov - Phytoplankton biomass and productivity across the CMIP5 models:
21st century predictions
Robert Frouin – Atmospheric correction issues for ocean color remote sensing in the
Southern Ocean
5:00 P
Discussion
6:30 P
Welcome Reception and Dinner – Piatti’s Ristorante
Tuesday, September 23, 2014 Sumner Auditorium
9:00 A –
Oscar Schofield – Export fluxes on the shelf of the West Antarctic Peninsula and the
underlying forcing of the circumpolar current
Magdalena Carranza - Wind forcing and chl-a response in the Southern Ocean and ACC
response to changing winds
Kevin Arrigo – Melting Glaciers Help Fuel Productivity Hot-spots Around Antarctica
Peter Hernes – Arctic COLORS - NASA Field Campaign Scoping for the Arctic
10:15
Discussion and Break
10:30A
David Munro – What can we learn about biological production and air-sea carbon flux in
the Southern Ocean from 12 years of observations in the Drake Passage
Kenneth Johnson – Southern Ocean Carbon and Climate Observations and Modelling
(SOCCOM)
Anato Evan -- “Estimating Deposition and Variability of Dust-Derived Iron in the
Extreme Southern Atlantic Ocean”
Andrew Allen – Molecular taxonomy and Southern Ocean community structure with
changing climate
Allison Murray – Seasonal changes in microbial diversity and processes in the Southern
Ocean
12:00 P
Discussion
12:30 P
Lunch
2:00 P
Working Group Breakout Sessions
Vaughan 300 Transect time-series, voluntary observing ships, airborne sampling –
David Munro and Ralph Keeling
Vaughan 328 Technology – what can be integrated now? what do we need to
develop? Rick Reynolds and Oscar Schofield
Vaughan 348 Process cruises – why, where and when? Kevin Arrigo and Greg
Mitchell
3:30 P
Break
4:00 P
Working Group Breakout Sessions
Vaughan 300 Essential variables and methodology for essential variables Peter
Hernes, Katherine Barbeau and Allison Murray
Vaughan 328 International coordination and major multi-national programs Rob
Dunbar and Maria Vernet
Vaughan 348 TBD
Wednesday, September 24, 2014 Sumner Auditorium
9:00 A
Christian Reiss – AMLR, higher trophic levels and the carbon cycle
Oscar Schofield – NASA-funded optics for SOCOM floats
Drew Lucas – Lagrangian observations of the deep chlorophyll maxima in the
Southern Ocean: Implications for remote sensing and in situ productivity estimates.
10 -10:30 A
Discussion and Break
10:30A
B. Greg Mitchell – GSFC Field Support Group (Presented for Antonio Mannino)
Lynne Talley - Southern Ocean hydrography and carbon from GO-SHIP
(CLIVAR) repeat hydrography
Manfredi Manizza – Understanding the role of sea-ice in the CO2 sink of Southern
Ocean using multiple tools
Matt Mazloff and Ariane Verdy – Towards an estimate of the biogeochemical
and physical state of the Southern Ocean over the past decade
Dale Kiefer – Climate Events and Their Impacts on Fishery Dynamics of Tuna of
the Eastern Tropical Pacific and Herring of Prince William Sound
12:15 P
Discussion
12:30P
Lunch
2:00 P
Working Group Breakout Sessions
Vaughan 300 NSF LTER and NOAA AMLR Augmentation – Christian Reiss and
Oscar Schofield
Vaughan 328 SOCOM augmentation Ken Johnson and Lynne Talley
Vaughan 348 Surface aerosol observations and dust collection - why, where and
when? Robert Frouin and Amato Evan
3:30 P
Break
4:00 P
Breakout Sessions
Vaughan 300 Modeling – physical, physiological ecological, biogeochemical –
Ariane Verdy and Dale Kiefer
Vaughan 328 Atmospheric gas observations - why, where and when? Cindy
Nevison and Ralph Keeling
Vaughan 348 Data integration, Satellite algorithms, Satellite validation – Mati
Kahru and Zhong Ping Lee
7:00 P
Dinner - Osteria Romantica
Thursday, September 25, 2014
9:00 -10:30A
Working Group Reports
10:30-11:00A Discussion and Break
11:00A
Action Items, Time line, Writing Assignments
12:00 P
Adjourn