Agenda
Fourth Southern Ocean GLOBEC Science Investigator Meeting
9-11 December 2002
Monday, 9 December
0900 Welcome,
Introduction and Logistics (Hofmann)
0910 Update
of program activities (Hofmann)
0920 Overview
of 2002 Mooring Cruise (Beardsley)
0940 Overview
of 2002 Survey Cruises (Wiebe)
1010 Overview
of April-May 2002 Process Cruise (Torres)
1030 Break
1050 Overview
of August-September 2002 Process Cruise (Costa)
1110 Update
on SO GLOBEC bathymetry data set (Beardsley)
1120 Data
Management (Wiebe)
1200 Lunch
1300 Antarctic
sea ice cover and its variability during the SO GLOBEC (2001-2002) period (Comiso,
NASA)
1320 Beardsley
et al., Drifter measurements of surface currents near
1350 Padman
et al., ADCP and CMiPS data collection during 2002
1410 Hofmann
et al., Seasonal and interannual variations in hydrographic distributions in
1430 Break
1450 Martinson,
9 years of WAP (1993-2001) LTER physical oceanography: water mass distributions
1510
Hyatt et al., Estimates of vertical mixing rates in the
pycnocline
1520 Fanning
et al., Spatial, seasonal, and interannual variations in nutrients in the
Southern Ocean GLOBEC region: water circulation and nutrient cycling
1540 Howard
and Padman, Tidal modeling
1600 Klinck
et al., Circulation and biogeochemical processes in a numerical model of the
west
1620 Discussion
(continue data management if needed)
1700 Adjourn
Tuesday, 10 December
0850 Introduction
(Hofmann)
0900 Comments
from NSF on SO GLOBEC synthesis and modeling activities (Lettau)
0920 Perovich,
Southern Ocean GLOBEC: Snow and ice studies
0940 Gallager
et al., Operation and use of the Simrad Ek500 on NBP02-04
1000 Ashjian et al., Distribution of larval
krill, zooplankton, and particulates in association with hydrography in the
water column of the continental shelf near
1020 Wiebe
et al., Acoustic evidence for an intense plankton bloom primarily in the
northern sector of the Southern Ocean GLOBEC broad-scale survey grid in the
austral fall of 2002
1040 Break
1100 Lawson
et al., Acoustically-inferred zooplankton distribution in relation to
hydrography
1120 Quetin
et al., Observations of krill from ice camps during two winter cruises, August
2001 and August/September 2002, west of the
1140 Gallager
et al., Abundance, distribution, and swimming behavior of under ice larval
krill on NBP02-02 and NBP02-04
1200 Lunch
1300 Ashjian
et al., Distribution of water column zooplankton on the continental shelf near
Marguerite Bay, Antarctic Peninsula during austral fall and winter 2001
1320 Harvey
and Ju, Nutritional condition and diet history of the Antarctic krill, Euphausia superba and Euphausia crystallorophias, during austral
winter
1340 Gallager
et al., Ingestion and clearance of microzooplankton and particulates by krill
furcilia on NBP02-04
1400 Daly, Overwintering strategies and predation on Antarctic krill
1420 Torres et al., Metabolic rate lowering as an overwintering strategy: just krill or others too?
1500 Break
1520 Zhou
et al., Migration and aggregation behavior of Euphausia superba
1540 Flierl,
Evolution of aggregation behavior
1600 Begin
discussion groups
1700 Adjourn
Wednesday, 11 December
0850 Introduction
(Hofmann)
0900 Fraser,
0920 Chapman
et al., The distribution of seabirds and pinnipeds in
0940 Costa
et al., Crabeater seals as APBTS Autonomous Pinniped Bathythermo-graphs in the
western
1000 Burns
et al., Winter habitat use and foraging behavior of crabeater seals along the
western
1020 Break
1040 Hildebrand
et al., Seasonality of Blue (Balaenoptera
musculus) and fin whales (B. physalus)
in the SO GLOBEC west
1100 Thiele
et al., Exploring the impacts of physical variability in the Antarctic marine
environment on baleen whale distribution IWC-SO GLOBEC collaboration 2001-2002
1120 Friedlaender
et al., Multi-scale and multidisciplinary analysis of baleen whale distribution
in the western
1140 General
discussion
1200 Lunch
1300 Reconvene
discussion groups
1500 Adjourn