Introduction
This symposium was held in November 2007. It consisted on 2 sessions, talk in the morning and poster in the afternoon.
Objectives of the Meeting
The main objective of organizing this meeting was to give a chance to student to be in a conference like environment, present their actual academic work in a more formal way as well as mixing up the different field of Oceanography: chemistry, biology and physical.
Downloadable Program (0.6 Mb)
- Akob, D.,
Determination of metabolically active microbial groups in radionuclide contamination subsurface sediments at the Oak Ridge Field Research, Oak Ridge, TN.
- Buck, C.,
Aerosol Iron solubilities and estimated fluxes to the North Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
- Faure, V.,
A statistical inverse model in the Southeastern Pacific ocean.
- Suryputra, I.,
The behavior of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in the pristine subterranean estuary.
- Yin, J.,
Ocean climate simulation with CCSM3/HYCOM.
- McGregor, A.,
The influence of body condition on buoyancy in North Atlantic right whales (Eubalaena glacialis).
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- Corbett, L.,
Radon and CH4 tracing of groundwater flow and surface water interactions at Wakulla Springs.
- Nelson, J.,
Flux by fin: the true story of a little fish on an epic journey to become a snack fish mediated carbon and nutrient flux between northeastern Gulf of Mexico seagrass beds and offshore reef fish community.
- Rycyk, A.,
Acoustic environments of bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the Big Bend region of Florida.
- Santos, I.,
Tracing anthropogenically-driven groundwater discharge into a coastal laggon from southern Brazil.
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- Bourassa, M.,
Measuring surface turbulent stress from space.
- Scheef, L.,
The retention of Copepod resting eggs in patches of sea grass in comparison to bare sediment in a high energy area.
- Morey, S.,
Connectivity between variablity of the Apalachicola river flow and the biophysical oceanic properties of the Northern West Florida Shelf.
- Kowalczk, A., Speleoclimatology of a wild Florida cave: the present is key to the past.
- Dimova, N.,
What happens to the largest Florida spring during a prolonged drought? An investigation of Spring Creek Springs using radon isotopes.
- Maksimova, E.,
Stokes' drift off the North Florida coast.
- Misra, S.,
High precision low-blank Lithium isotope ratios in Forams.
List of Poster Presentation (17)
Presentations available for download in ppt are underlined
- Boisserie, M.,
Impact of TRMM precipitation assimilation on soil moisture in the coupled land-atmosphere FSU/COAPS model. - Bozec, A.,
The influence of the NAO on the mediterranean outflow water path in the North Atlantic. (3.5 Mb)
- Chien, C.,
Combination satellite and in-situ data to estimate mixed layer depth by 1-D second moment closure mixed layer model. (2 Mb)
- Chipman, L.,
Degradation of dissolved organic carbon in permeable sediments. (2.1 Mb)
- Dong, J.,
Ocean transition layer statistics. (0.5 Mb)
- Dukhovskoy, D.,
Generation of baroclinic topographic waves by a tropical cyclone impacting a low-latitude continental shelf. (4.1 Mb)
- Easton, E.,
use of mitochondrial cytochrome b as a tool for re-evaluation of the northern Gulf of Mexico species of the Zausodes complex.
- Gihring, T.,
Nitrogen removal rates and temperature regulation of microbial communities mediating denitrification and anammox in Arctic marine sediments.
- Gosnell, K.,
Anthropogenic influences of Mercury concentrations in 'Snag Lake' sediment. (3.8 Mb)
- Gouillon, F.,
Forced tidal response in the Gulf of Mexico. (4.15 Mb)
- Hughes, P.,
Comparison of surface turbulent flux products. (2.6 Mb)
- Moroni, D.,
A global and regional comparison of air-sea flux parameterizations. (4.9 Mb)
- Mwashote, B.,
Submarine groundwater (SGD) seepmeter measurements: eradication of artifacts and the Bernoulli influence. (0.7 Mb)
- Rahter, B.,
Turbulence in the well-mixed to thermocline transition layer.
- Rolph, J.,
The shipboard automated meteorological and oceanographic system (SAMOS) initiative.
- Tyson, R.,
Nonlinear phenomena in the vocalizations of North Atlantic right whales (Eubalaena glacialis) and killer whales (Orcinus orca). (15 Mb)
- Van Horn, T.,
Influence of the flow/turbulence and light/turbidity on benthic and pelagic primary production in the NE Gulf of Mexico. (0.8 Mb)
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