Title :
Directions in Biology for Ocean Observing
Author_Institution :
Univ. of South Florida, Tampa, FL, USA
Abstract :
Presents a collection of slides covering the following topics: integrated global carbon observing system; ocean carbon and climate change; integrated marine biogeochemistry and ecosystem research project; comparative analysis of marine ecosystem organization; PICES science program; coral reefs; U.S. carbon cycle science plan; anthropogenic climate change; natural resources; marine ecosystem structure; biodiversity dynamics; greenhouse gas concentration; ocean depth; coastal ecosystem; chemical element distribution; deep subsurface biosphere; ocean crust; phytoplankton; zooplankton; remote sensing; primary productivity analysis; time-series station; microorganisms; environmental sample processor; sensor-molecular technologies; sensor-bio-optical technology; flow cytometric technology; zooplankton optic and acoustic technology; camera imaging system; data management; organic carbon pump; biogeochemical flux array; fine-scale vertical resolution; shadowed image particle profiler and evaluation recorder; image resolution; holographic camera; and RSN profiling mooring.
Keywords :
bathymetry; climatology; data analysis; ecology; geophysical image processing; image resolution; image sensors; microorganisms; natural resources; ocean chemistry; oceanographic equipment; oceanographic techniques; remote sensing; video cameras; PICES science program; U.S. carbon cycle science plan; anthropogenic climate change; biodiversity dynamics; biogeochemical flux array; camera imaging system; chemical element distribution; coastal ecosystem; comparative analysis of marine ecosystem organization; coral reefs; data management; deep subsurface biosphere; environmental sample processor; fine-scale vertical resolution; flow cytometric technology; greenhouse gas concentration; holographic camera; image resolution; integrated global carbon observing system; integrated marine biogeochemistry and ecosystem research project; marine ecosystem structure; microorganisms; natural resources; ocean carbon and climate change; ocean crust; ocean depth; organic carbon pump; phytoplankton; primary productivity analysis; remote sensing; sensor-bio-optical technology; sensor-molecular technologies; shadowed image particle profiler and evaluation recorder; time-series station; zooplankton; zooplankton optic and acoustic technology; Biology; Carbon; Ecosystems; Meteorology; Oceans; Resilience; Sea measurements;
Conference_Titel :
GEOSS Workshop XLII - Oceans, 2011
Conference_Location :
Kona, HI
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4577-2206-6
DOI :
10.1109/GEOSS-XLII.2011.6105432
