1:30-2:00
A Pre-Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) Science Team - E. Boss/Univ. of Maine
2:00-2:30SOCON: Sustained Ocean Color Observations from Nanosatellites - J. Morrison/North Carolina State University
2:30-2:50
Hyspiri Aquatic Study Group Update - K. Turpie/Univ. of Maryland- Baltimore County
Field Project Updates
2:50-3:10
Earth Venture Suborbital -2: North Atlantic Aerosols and Marine Ecosystems Study (NAAMES) - E. Boss/University of Maine
3:10-3:30BREAK
3:30-4:00EXport Processes in the Ocean from Remote Sensing (EXPORTS) - Introducing a Science Plan for a NASA Field Campaign on the Ocean's Biological Pump - D. Siegel/Univ. of California - Santa Barbara
4:00-4:25Arctic COastal Land Ocean InteRactions Scoping Study (Arctic-COLORS) - A. Mannino/NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
4:25-4:50Scoping for Interdisciplinary Coordinated Experiment of the Southern Ocean Carbon Cycle (ICESOCC)- G. Mitchell/Univ. of California - San Diego - SIO
4:50-5:20Secchi disk depth: A satellite product for everyone and its analytical retrieval from ocean color measurements - Z. Lee/Univ. of Massachusetts - Boston
5:20ADJOURN
5:30-6:30Poster Session
TUES - 3 May
Advanced Planning for Ocean Biology and Biogeochemistry
8:30-9:00
The Next NRC Decadel Survey in Earth Science and Applications from Space 2017- S. Doney/WHOI
- P. Bontempi/NASA HQ
9:00-9:20Introduction and Overall Goals of the Ocean Biology and Biogeochemistry Advanced Planning - M. Tzortziou/City College of New York
Project Updates
9:20-09:50Variability and trends in ocean carbon uptake from models and data - G. McKinley/University of Wisconsin-Madison
09:50-10:20UUnderstanding export production in high-latitude oceans: how can atmospheric gas observations help constrain remote sensing data and ocean biogeochemical general circulation models - C. Nevison/Univ. of Colorado
10:20-10:50BREAK
10:50-11:10
Aquatic carbon biogeochemistry and export in mangrove-dominated rivers of the Florida Coastal Everglades - D. Ho/University of Hawaii
11:10-11:30Toward a carbon budget for tidal wetlands and estuaries of the contiguous U.S.: The WETCARB project - R. Najjar/Pennsylvania State University
11:30-12:00GNATS and the changing carbon cycle in the Gulf of Maine - B. Balch/Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences
11:30-12:00 LUNCH
Project Updates
1:30-1:45Second State of the Carbon Cycle Report (SOCCR-2) - R. Najjar/Pennsylvania State University
1:45-2:15
GEOstationary Coastal and Air Pollution Events (GEO-CAPE) mission and KORea/United States - Ocean Color (KORUS-OC) Field Campaign - J. Salisbury/University of New Hampshire
2:15-2:35
Remote sensing, modeling and working with managers of the San Francisco Bay and Estuary - C. Davis/Oregon State University
2:35-3:05
How are we doing at modeling changing ocean ecosystems? Phenology and 21st century projections - I. Marinov/University of Pennsylvania
3:05-3:30BREAK
3:30-3:55
The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt - C. Hu/University of South Florida
3:55-4:25
Human Impacts to Coastal Ecosystems in Puerto Rico (HICE-PR): A remote sensing, hydrologic, ecologic and socio-economic assessment with management implications- M. Barreto/University of Puerto Rico
4:25-4:45
Improving atmospheric correction of ocean color imagery in the post EOS era: The case of absorbing aerosols - R. Frouin/Univ. of California-San Diego, SIO
4:45-5:10
Remote sensing of atmosphere-ocean systems in the UV: how can multi-angle polarimetry help distinguish between variations caused by absorbing aerosols from variations caused by CDOM- J. Chowdhary/NASA GISS
5:10ADJOURN
5:30-6:30Poster Session
WED - 4 May
8:30-9:00
Update for NASA's Earth Science Division and Research and Analysis programs - J. Kaye/NASA Headquarters
Project Updates
9:00-9:30
Earth Venture Suborbital-2: COral Reef Airborne Laboratory (CORAL) Project - E. Hochberg/Bermuda Institute for Ocean Studies
9:30-10:00
Cyanobacteria Assessment Network (CyAN) for freshwater systems: an early warning indicator for toxic and nuisance blooms using ocean color satellites - B. Schaeffer/EPA
10:00-10:20BREAK
10:20-10:50
Coastal Marine Habitats: Requirements for Measuring Life on the Edge - F. Muller-Karger/University of South Florida
10:50-11:20
NASA's Role in the Southern Ocean Carbon and Climate Observations and Modeling (SOCCOM) project - J. Sarmiento/Princeton University
11:20-11:50
Monitoring the Tuna Fishery of the Eastern Tropical Pacific from Space - D. Kiefer/USC-SSAI
11:50-12:00
Open discussion/Wrap-Up/Next IOCS/OCRT - P. Bontempi/NASA Headquarters
