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Science Presentations

Science Presentations

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Presentations will be added as they are available. 

Overviews

PMEL Overview (Michelle McClure)

NOAA OAR Overview (Gary Matlock)

PMEL 2021 - 2030 Strategic Plan Overview (Michelle McClure)

Climate-Weather Research

Overview of Climate-Weather Research in the Last 6 Years (Chidong Zhang)

Global Tropical Moored Buoy Array (Mike McPhaden)

Rethinking observing networks in an age of multiple platforms: the TPOS 2020 project (Billy Kessler)

S2S Predictability Sources in the Deep Tropics (Andy Chiodi)

PMEL's contribution to the global network of OceanSITES reference time series (Meghan Cronin)

A science talk on the warming global ocean (Greg Johnson)

Determining the Global Ocean Anthropogenic Carbon Signal and its Perturbations (Richard Feely)

Connections between marine ecosystems and atmospheric aerosols (Trish Quinn)

Arctic/Midlatitude Weather Connections (Muyin Wang / Jim Overland)

The Gulf of Alaska marine heat wave (The Blob) of 2015 and its return in 2019 (Nick Bond)

Oceans and Coastal Processes Research

Overview  of Ocean and Coastal Processes Research in Last 6 Years (David Butterfield)

How much of the ocean communicates with the atmosphere, and how quickly? (Rolf Sonnerup)

10-fold Increase in Known Methane Seep Sites Discovered in 5 Years: What is the Ecological Significance? (Tamara Baumberger)

Recent Solutions to the near-field tsunami forecast problem via GPU and GPS (Diego Arcas)

Marine Ecosystems Research

Overview of Marine Ecosystems Research in the Last 6 Years(Carol Stepien)

Living with ocean acidification in the Pacific Northwest: working with partners to understand regional vulnerability and adaptation opportunities (Simone Alin)

Metagenomic studies for understanding biological community responses to physical and chemical oceanic conditions (Carol Stepien)

Dramatic shifts in the Bering Sea ecosystem and its impact on the fisheries (Phyllis Stabeno)

The US Arctic: An ecosystem defined by seasonal sea ice. What happens when the summer sea ice is gone? (Carol Ladd)

Quantifying natural and anthropogenic ocean sounds to assess impacts on marine ecosystems or ocean soundscapes (Joe Haxel)

Research Innovation and Development

Overview of Research Innovation and Development in the Last 6 Years (Chris Meinig)

Engineering developments for scientific observing from the Arctic to the Tropics (Chris Meinig)

Saildrone: development of a pole-to-pole scientific platform (Calvin Mordy)

From observing platform to science paper: PMEL scientific data management (Eugene Burger)

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