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Session
4. The changing carbon cycle of North Pacific continental shelves and
marginal seas
Co-sponsored by SOLAS
Co-Convenors: Minhan Dai (China), Sophia Johannessen (Canada) and Dong-Jin Kang (Korea)
Invited Speakers:
Miguel Goni (Oregon State University, USA)
Kon-kee Liu (Institute of Hydrological and Oceanic Sciences, National Central University, Chinese-Taipei)
Coastal waters link the atmosphere, the land and the open ocean, both dynamically and biogeochemically.
Consequently, the carbon cycle of the continental shelves and marginal seas that ring the North Pacific is particularly
complex and prone to rapid changes induced by global climatic and regional anthropogenic forcing. Among
others, these drivers include increasing temperature, ocean acidification, eutrophication, and deoxygenation of
seawater. Such changes represent a potential for great harm to the ecosystems and fisheries that rely on these
highly productive waters. This session invites presentations on ocean acidification, hypoxia, eutrophication and
other topics related to the biogeochemistry of organic and inorganic carbon in Pacific continental shelves and
marginal seas.
Day 1, Wednesday, October 16
Miguel A. Goni (Invited)
Land-ocean conductivity in the carbon cycle of the Pacific Northwest margin
(pdf, 7 Mb)
Vadim Navrotsky, Valeriy Liapidevskii, Vyacheslav Lobanov and Elena Pavlova
On small- and meso-scale dynamic processes responsible for long-term fluctuations of biological
parameters of continental shelves and marginal seas
(pdf, 4 Mb)
Dong-Jin Kang, Jae-Yeon Kim, Tongsup Lee, Pavel Tischchenko and Kyung-Ryul Kim
An application of TrOCA to the East/Japan Sea
(waiting for permission)
Minhan Dai, Jinwen Liu, Wenping Jing, Hongjie Wang, Xianghui Guo and Guizhi Wang
Multiple stressors in the coastal ocean ecosystem
(pdf, 4.3 Mb)
Zhong-yong Gao, Heng Sun and Liqi Chen
Distributions of pCO2 and their decadal changes in the Bering Sea
(pdf, 5 Mb)
Jerome Fiechter, Enrique Curchitser, Christopher Edwards, Fei Chai, Nicole Goebel and
Francisco Chavez
Spatiotemporal variability of air-sea CO2 exchange in the California Current
(pdf, 1 Mb)
Liyang Zhan, Liqi Chen, Jiexia Zhang and Yuhong Li
Implication of different Nitrous oxide distribution patterns between Canadian and Greenland Basin
on Global Deep Ocean water nitrous oxide Production
(permission to post denied - contact presenter)
Guimei Liu, Xuanliang Ji, Shan Gao and Hui Wang
Temporal and spatial variability of carbon cycle in the Northwestern Pacific: A 3D physical-biogeochemical modeling study
(waiting for permission)
Day 2, Thursday, October 17
Kon-Kee Liu (Invited)
Anthropogenic impacts on the carbon cycle and related biogeochemical processes of western
North Pacific continental margins
(pdf, 2.5 Mb)
John A. Barth, Oscar Pizarro, Kate Adams and Nadin Ramirez
Comparing hypoxia over the continental shelves off central Oregon, USA, and Concepcion, Chile
(waiting for permission)
Sophia Johannessen, Diane Masson and Robie Macdonald
Why the Strait of Georgia is not a dead zone
(pdf, 1 Mb)
Sonia Batten, Abigail McQuatters-Gollop and Dionysios Raitsos Exarchopoulos
Variability in lower trophic levels on the Alaskan Shelf
(pdf, 1.5 Mb)
Julie E. Keister, Anna McLaskey, Lisa Raatikainen, Amanda Winans and Bethellee Herrmann
Species diversity in zooplankton responses to hypoxia and elevated pCO2
(pdf, 1 Mb)
Rui Yin and Atsushi Ishimatsu
Effects of ocean acidification on the physiological profile of the Japanese pearl oyster Pinctada
fucata
(pdf, 1 Mb)
Andrew M. Edwards, Holly E. Neate, Rowan Haigh, Carrie A. Holt and Debby Ianson
Vulnerability of Canadian Pacific fisheries to ocean acidifi
(permission to post denied - contact presenter)
Burke Hales, Katherine Harris, Wiley Evans and George Waldbusser
Winter conditions in Oregon coastal waters as refugia from ocean acidification
(pdf, 2.5 Mb)
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