OOI at Ocean Sciences Meeting 2022
The following is a compilation of OOI-related presentations at this year’s Ocean Sciences Meeting. OOI sponsored a virtual booth at OSM this year. Content and presenters are highlighted in the blue boxes below.
If we have missed any OOI-related sessions, please contact dtrewcrist@whoi.edu and we will be glad to add them.
Please register at the links below. Attendance at the Ocean Sciences Meeting is not required for OOI virtual booth sessions. Update on Moving the Pioneer Array to the Southern Mid-Atlantic Bight: Lisa Clough, National Science Foundation and Al Plueddemann and Derek Buffitt, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution OOI and Extreme Events: Ke Chen, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and Hillary Scannell, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory will discuss marine heat waves. Ed Dever, Oregon State University will present on extreme high PCO2 events in the Pacific. OOI Data and the Carbon System: Wendi Ruef, University of Washington, Chris Wingard, Oregon State University, and Andrew Reed of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution will share practical ways researchers can work with and integrate PCO2 and pH data into their research. Lightning Talks Redux: In case you missed the lightning talks at the OOIFB Town Hall on Friday, 25 February, this is another chance to hear presenters give quick and lively talks about their research and how they are using OOI data to answer scientific questions. OOI Data in the Classroom: Janice McDonnell and Sage Lichtenwalner, Rutgers Center for Ocean Observing Leadership, presented on the OOI Data Lab Manual created by Ocean Data Labs. Cheryl Greengrove, University of Washington, shared innovative ways she is using OOI data to inspire undergraduate students. Elizabeth (Lisa) Rom, National Science Foundation, addressed funding opportunities for OOI education and research initiatives, and Dax Soule, City University of New York, shared how Project EDDIE can be integrated into the classroom.OOI Virtual Booth Sessions
Monday 28 Feb 2022
Tuesday 1 March 2022
Wednesday 2 March 2022
Thursday 3 March 2022
Friday 4 March 2022
noon-1 pm Eastern TH08 The Ocean Observatories Initiative Facility Board (OOIFB) Town Hall 9-11 pm Eastern pH and pCO2 Time Series from the Ocean Observatories Initiative Endurance Array 10:30 am Eastern Six Year Time-Series of Particulate Organic Carbon Flux in the Subpolar North Atlantic from Ocean Observatories Initiative Bio-Optical Data 11:30-12:30 pm Eastern Mesoscale and Submesoscale Shelf-Ocean Exchanges Initialize an Advective Marine Heatwave 5:20 pm Eastern Influence of Biological and Physical Processes on Carbon Uptake over Annual Cycles in the Irminger Sea 11:35 am Eastern Constraining the mixed layer carbon budget in the Irminger Sea using autonomous mooring observations 12:30-1:30 pm Eastern Categorizing wind events that cause the fall stratification breakdown on the New England Shelf 3:35 pm Eastern Robust climatologies of subsurface ocean conditions on the continental shelf and slope along the Newport Hydrographic Line, Oregon, USA, during 1997–2021 5-6 pm Eastern On the Vertical Structure of Deep Ocean Subinertial Variability 5-6 pm Eastern OT06 Ocean Observatory Science – Connecting Processes from Events to Climate 01 Lead Organizer: Richard Dewey, (rdewey@uvic.ca) 5:00 pm Quality control and validation of OOI carbon system measurements in the Irminger Sea 5:05 pm Making available more than two decades of mooring and ship-based observations from the Newport Hydrographic Line 5:10 pm A doorway to data: Accessing and exploring OOI data using the InteractiveOceans portal 5:15 pm Basin-scale climate forcing of carbon flux to the deep ocean 5:20 pm A first look at megabenthic community responses to seasonal change using the new Holyrood Underwater Observatory in Conception Bay, NL 5:25 pm Ocean Networks Canada’s fifteen years of observatory science OT06 Ocean Observatory Science – Connecting Processes from Events to Climate 02 Lead Organizer: Richard Dewey, (rdewey@uvic.ca) 6:00 pm A purpose-built integrated ocean observatory captures physical mechanisms driving spatial and inter-annual variability within an Antarctic coastal canyon 6:05 pm Estimating gross primary production from Diel measurements of oxygen and pH from underwater gliders 6:10 pm OOI protocols, workflows, and user tools provide high-quality, research-ready oceanographic data 6:15 pm Event detection using QARTOD quality control flags: Examples from OOI Argentine Basin and Irminger Sea Arrays 6:20 pm An all-weather sea surface wind speed product from microwave radiometers 6:25 pm Improvements and new applications of high-frequency radar for coastal ocean observing systemsOOI at OSM
Friday February 25 2022
Lead organizer: Annette DeSilva, University of Rhode Island (desilva@uri.edu)Tuesday 1 March 2022
Presenter: Ed Dever, Oregon State University (Edward.Dever@oregonstate.edu)Wednesday 2 March 2022
Presenter: Jose Cuevas, Boston College (cuevasjo@bc.edu)Thursday 3 March 2022
Presenter: Ke Chen, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (kchen@whoi.edu)
Presenter: Kristen Fogaren, Boston College (kfogaren@bc.edu)Friday 4 March 2022
Presenter: Meg Yoder, Boston College (yoderma@bc.edu)
Presenter: Lucas Lobert, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (Llobert@whoi.edu)
Presenter: Melanie Fewings, Oregon State University (melanie.fewings@oregonstate.edu)
Presenter: John Toole, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (jtoole@whoi.edu)
Presenter: Andrew Reed, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (areed@whoi.edu)
Presenter: Craig Risien, Oregon State University (craig.risien@oregonstate.edu)
Presenter: Michael Vardaro, University of Washington (mvardaro@uw.edu)
Presenter: Maureen Conte, Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (mconte@mbl.edu)
Presenter: Rylan Command, Memorial University of Newfoundland (rylan.command@mi.mun.ca)
Presenter: Richard Dewey, University of Victoria (rdewey@uvic.ca)6-7 pm Eastern
Presenter: Josh Kohut, Rutgers University (kohut@marine.rutgers.edu)
Presenter: Stephen Huie, California State University Monterey Bay (shuie@csumb.edu))
Presenter: Wendi Ruef, University of Washington (wruef@uw.edu)
Presenter: Andrew Reed, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (areed@whoi.edu)
Presenter: Suleiman Alsweiss, Global Science & Technology Inc. (suleiman.alsweiss@noaa.gov)
Presenter: Libe Washburn, University of California, Santa Barbara (libe.washburn@ucsb.edu)
