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Workshop 2/6. Joint Brazilian Ocean Acidification Research and Surface Ocean-Lower Atmosphere Study (SOLAS) Workshop: biogeochemical-physical interactions and feedbacks between the ocean and atmosphere

Convenors:
Ruy Kikuchi (Bahia Federal University, Brazil)
Leticia C. da Cunha (Rio de Janeiro State University, Brazil)
Rodrigo Kerr (Rio Grande Federal University, Brazil)
Michelle Graco (Instituto del Mar del Perú, Peru)

Invited Speakers:
Silvana Birchenough (Cefas, UK)
Rosane G. Ito (Federal University of Rio Grande, Brazil)
Arne Körtzinger (GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research, Germany)
Christian Vargas (Universidad de Concepción)

The Brazilian Ocean Acidification Research Group (BrOA; www.broa.furg.br) was created in December 2012, as an action of the activities of the workshop "Studying Ocean Acidification and its Effects on Marine Ecosystems" (Dec. 4-6, 2012, Cananéia, Brazil). BrOA operates in distinct environments along the Brazilian coast, including coastal and estuarine ecosystems and oceanic open waters.

The International Surface Ocean - Lower Atmosphere Study (SOLAS) project is an international research initiative aiming to understand the key biogeochemical-physical interactions and feedbacks between the ocean and atmosphere. For more than ten years, SOLAS has been fostering cutting-edge research in air-sea interactions, as well as promoting communication and integration of different research groups all over the world.

The focus of this joint workshop is to bring together the the international community that conducts research on sea-air CO2 fluxes and their implication to ocean biogeochemistry (e.g. ocean acidification, changes in ocean biogeochemistry), as well as on the response of marine organisms to ocean acidification effects (bio-assays), paleoceanography and proxies of past ocean acidification events and carbonate system, and marine ecosystem modeling.

We encourage participation from BrOA and SOLAS researchers. The workshop will combine invited and selected talks, along with breakout group discussions corresponding to the main BrOA network and SOLAS topics. The general content of presentations, along with summations of general and breakout group discussions will be included in the Third BrOA Report/SOLAS Workshop Report. Here, participants will assess the advances in analytical methods and reporting scientific data on sea-air gas fluxes and ocean biogeochemistry, and the regional needs to study ocean acidification and sea-air gas fluxes, such as analytical and logistic facilities, data access, or capacity building. Activities of emerging research groups (e.g. Latin America, Asia, Africa) will also be reported. In addition it is anticipated that a journal manuscript assessing the state of the art of ocean acidification studies in South America will be prepared.

 
Rosane Goncalves Ito (Invited)
Ocean acidification studies: The Brazilian contribution
[pdf, 2.5 Mb]
 

Cristian Vargas, Marco Lardies, Bernardo Broitman, Cristian Duarte and Nelson Lagos (Invited)
Toward the establishment of a Latin-American Ocean Acidification Network (LAOCA): The Chilean experience in OA research
[pdf, 100 Mb]

 

Silvana Birchenough, John K. Pinnegar, Matthew B. Sanders and Jeo Lee (Invited)
Understanding ocean acidification: What will be the consequences for commercial species?
[pdf, 1.5 Mb]

 

Arne Kortzinger (Invited)
Sensing marine carbon and oxygen dynamics with autonomous observation approaches
[pdf, 3 Mb]

 

Manfredi Manizza, Laure Resplandy, Sara Mikaloff-Fletcher, Cynthia D. Nevison and Ralph F. Keeling
Testing ocean biogeochemical models using combined measurements of atmospheric potential oxygen (APO) and Ar/N2 ratio and oxygen/heat oceanic fluxes
[pdf, 0.5 Mb]

 
Leticia C. da Cunha, Cintia W. Coelho, Pedro W. Santos, Ricardo Keim, Helen Soares, Michelle P. Araujo, Cassia de O. Farias and Claudia Hamacher
A snapshot of the marine CO2-system in three coastal ecosystems in SE Brazil
[pdf, 3 Mb]
 
Rodrigo Kerr, Leticia Cotrim da Cunha and Ruy Kenji P. Kikuchi
On the progress of the Brazilian Ocean Acidification Research Group: Two years of activities
[pdf, 4 Mb]
 
Marius N. Muller
Ocean acidification experiments on coccolithophores under controlled laboratory conditions
[pdf, 1.5 Mb]
 
Pamela Munoz, Ellie Bergstrom, Cintia Martins, Eduardo Bastos, Alessandra Fonseca, Jose Bonomi, Leonardo Rorig and Paulo Horta
Ecophysiological responses of Lithothamnion crispatum and Sonderophycus capensis to alterations in temperature, pCO2 and nutrients
[pdf, 29 Mb]
 
Barbara R. Pinheiro, Felipe L. Gaspar, Manuel J. Flores-Montes and Nathalie Lefevre
Seasonal and diel CO2 fluxes variability at Rocas Atoll-RN
[pdf, 4.5 Mb]
 
Adriana R. Perretti, Cristiano M. Chiessi and Ana Luiza S. Albuquerque
Evaluating qualitative dissolution indexes as proxies for ocean carbonate chemistry
[waiting for permission]
 
Manoela R. de Orte, T. Angel DelValls, Augusto Cesar and Inmaculada Riba
The use of multiple lines of evidences to conduct risk assessment in sediments affected by CO2 acidification
[pdf, 1.5 Mb]
 
 
 
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