13th Biennial Challenger Conference for Marine Science

Monday 8th September

Welcome address 9.00-9.10

Ocean, atmosphere and biogeochemical cycling
Keynote: Doug Wallace 9.10 – 9.55

Today's presentations in this theme are in celebration of the career of
Prof. Peter Liss FRS and his 65th birthday.

Peter has made major contributions to Ocean, atmosphere and biogeochemical cycling and is an influential leader of environmental sciences at the national and international level.

Chair: Liliane Merlivat 10.00-10.05

10.05-10.20 Uematsu M., Takeda S. - The Western Pacific air-sea interaction study (W-PASS) project in Japan.
10.20-10.35 Bell T.G., Baker A., Liss P. - SOLAS community. Global SOLAS flux products: their importance and current progress.
10.35-10.50 Johnson M.T., Liss P.S. -  Temperature: a fundamental control on the ocean-atmosphere exchange of a suite of biogenic soluble trace gases.
10.50-11.05 Dixon J.L., Nightingale P., Beale R. - Unravelling methanol cycling in NE Atlantic waters.

Observing and modelling the oceans.

Chair: Elaine McDonagh

10.05-10.20 Hill A.E., Brown J., Fernard L., Holt J., Horsburgh K.J., Proctor R., Raine R., Turrell W.R. -  The thermohaline circulation of shallow tidal seas
10.20-10.35 Johnson H.L., Wahlin A.K., Levermann A. -  The salinity, heat and buoyancy budgets of a coastal current in a marginal sea
10.35-10.50 Sproson D.A.J. Renfrew I.A., Heywood K.J. -  Atmospheric conditions associated with oceanic convection in the south-east Labrador sea
10.50-11.05 Czaja A., Howe N., Hausmann U. - Implications of a new air-sea buoyancy flux dataset for the dynamics of the thermohaline circulation

Coffee 11.00 – 11.30

Ocean, atmosphere and biogeochemical cycling

Chair: Claire Hughes

11.30-11.50 Session leader Upstill-Goddard R., Nightingale P., Salter M. - DOGEE: The UKSOLAS Deep Ocean Gas Exchange Experiment.
11.50-12.05 Salter M.E., Nightingale P., Upstill-Goddard R.  - DOGEE-SOLAS: Surfactant release overview.
12.05-12.20 Nightingale P.D. Huebert B.J., Blonquist B., Yang M., Archer S.D., Stephens J.A. - Determination of the air-sea gas transfer of DMS during the DOGEE experiment.
12.20-12.35 Breckels M.N., Archer S.D., Malin G., Steinke M. - The infochemical role of DMSP and related compounds in trophic interactions.
12.35- 12.50 Hatton A.D., Shenjoy D., Hart M., Green D. - The role of algal-bacterial interactions in DMS biogeochemistry.
12.50- 13.05 Cunliffe M., Harrison E., Schafer H., Upstill-Goddard R., Murrell J.C. - Molecular approaches to understanding the microbiology and biogeochemistry of the sea surface microlayer.

Observing and modelling the oceans.

Chair: Emily Venables

11.30-11.50 Session leader Huthnance J.M., Karunarathna H. Lane A., Manning A.J., Norton P., Reeve D.E., Soulsby R.L., Spearman J., Townend I.H., Wright A. - Development of estuary morphology models
11.50-12.05 Neill S.P. -  The role of Coriolis in sandbank formation due to a headland/island system
12.05-12.20 Moore R.D., Wolf, J. Souza,A. & Flint,S. -  Examining the morphology of a macrotidal estuary - the Dee estuary, UK
12.20-12.35 Malarkey J., van der Werf J., Magar W., Guizien K. O’Donoghue T. - Modelling sediment transport processes over vortex ripples
12.35- 12.50 O'Hara Murray R.B., Thorne P.D., Hodgson D.M., Bell P.S. - Measurements of the impact of bedforms on suspended sediment concentration profiles
12.50- 13.05 Serpetti N., Heath M., Witte U. - Mapping the seabed sediment landscape off the north-east coast of Scotland

Lunch 13.05-14.00

Posters 14.00 – 15.30

Tea 15.30-16.00

Ocean, atmosphere and biogeochemical cycling

Chair: Angela Hatton

16.00-16.20 Session leader Plane J.M.C., Mahajan A.S., Oetjen H., Gomez Martim J-C., Saunders R.W. - Halogen chemistry in the marine boundary layer.
16.20-16.35 von Glasow R. - Chlorine and sea salt aerosol - Have their roles for the oxidation capacity and climate forcing been underestimated?
16.35-16.50 Woeltjen J., Martino M., Liss P. - The influence of bubbles on halocarbon transfer across the air-sea interface.
16.50-17.05 Martino M., Mills G.P., Liss P. - Iodine at the air-sea interface
17.05-17.20 Goldson L.E., Archer S.D., Smyth T.J., Nightingale P.D. -Cycling of diiodomethane and chloroiodomethane in the tropical Atlantic.
17.20-17.35 Hughes C., Martino M., Turner S.M., Liss P., Malin G. -Controls on photochemical iodomethane production in seawater.
17.35-17.50 Archer S.D., Stephens J., Beasley A., Cummings D., Goldson L., Nightingale P. - Biological oxidation of methyl iodide in the sub-tropical Atlantic.
17.50-18.05 Bob Duce - Peter Liss: An Appreciation of a Scientific Life.

Observing and modelling the oceans.

Chair: Helen Johnson

16.00-16.20 Session leader Inall M.E., Griffiths, C.R. - Layered Isopycnal Intrusions from a Sloping Boundary
16.20-16.35 Hall R., Huthance J., Williams R. - Mixing and dissipation of internal wave energy on a shelf slope
16.35-16.50 Venables E.J., Inall M.E., Sherwin T.J. - Observations of turbulent energy dissipation rate in the Wyville Thomson Basin
16.50-17.05 Forryan A., Martin A.P., Popova E., Srokosz M. - Shear enhancement to nutrient supply
17.05-17.20 Grant A.L.M., Belcher S.E. - Characterising Langmuir turbulence
17.20-17.35 Rippeth T. - A wind driven nutrient pump?
17.35-17.50 Alvarado Bustos R., Huthnance J.M. - Mixing field in the Gulf of Cadiz using XBTs

20.00 – 23.00 Welcome reception with “Mad Ed’s Hot Five” Jazz band

Tuesday 9th September

Housekeeping 9.00-9.05

Biological, physical and chemical processes and interactions.
Keynote: 9.05-9.55

Michael Bender, Nicolas Cassar, and Rachel Stanley, Jan Kaiser.
The distribution of net and gross production in the ocean

Chair: Ruth Parker

10.00-10.15 Copley J., Mahto T., Herrington S. - Variability of shell microgrowth in mussels from deep-sea chemosynthetic environments
10.15-10.30 Guihen D., White M., Lundalv T. - Flow dynamics and turbulence generation at a cold-water coral reef
10.30-10.45 Lucas C.H., Martin L., Dawson M. - Population variability in the common jellyfish (Aurelia spp.) from enclosed and open environments around the world.
10.45-11.00 Berx B., Neat F., Pedersen M.W., Wright P., Proctor R. -Tracking cod in the northern North Sea using tidal geolocation

The oceans in past and future climate change.
Keynote:  Richard Wood 9.05- 9.55

Chair: Anna Kaczmarska

10.00-10.15 Grist J.P., Marsh R., Josey S.A. - The relationship between the north Atlantic meridional overturning circulation and the surface-forced overturning stream function
10.15-10.30 Brearley J.A., McDonadh E.L., King B.A., Bryden H.L. -Interannual variability in the interior transport of the north Atlantic at 36N
10.30-10.45 Hawkins E., Sutton R. - Decadal predictability of the Atlantic: estimation of optimal perturbations
10.45-11.00 Stevens D., Harle J., New A., Shaffrey L., Slingo J., Norton W., Vidale P.L. Roberts M. - The impact of a high-resolution ocean on the climate system

Coffee 11.00 – 11.30

Biological, physical and chemical processes and interactions.

Chair: Cathy Lucas

11.30-11.50 Session leader Tyrrell T., Schneider B., Findlay H., Charalampopoulou A., Merico A., Skjelvan I., Bellerby R. - How will ocean acidification affect coccolithophores?: the picture from in-situ observations.
11.50-12.05 Charalampopoulou A., Dumousseaud C., Poulton A.J., Lucas M.I., Green D., Tyrell T., Achterberg E. - Exploring the response of in situ coccolithophore populations in the north east Atlantic to acidity and calcite saturation gradients
12.05-12.20 Poulton A.J., Charalampopoulou A., Young J.R., Lucas M.I., Stinchcombe M.C., Sanders R. - Calcification rates and coccolithophore production in the Iceland Basin
12.20-12.35 Dumousseaud C., Achterberg E., Allen J., Hardman-Mountford N. - Surface water pH measurements and carbonate chemistry in the North Atlantic Ocean.
12.35- 12.50 Hopkins F.E., Turner S.M., Nightingale P.D., Steinke M., Liss P.E. - Impacts of ocean acidification on marine biogenic trace gas production
12.50- 13.05 Martin P., Sanders R., Lampitt R., Cooper M., Teagle D., Allen J. - Strontium ballasts organic carbon flux to 2000 m depth: acantharian cysts in the deep Iceland Basin

The oceans in past and future climate change.

Chair:  Sam Lavender

11.30-11.50 Session leader Gould W.J., Turton J., King B. - The Argo float array an opening of a new era in ocean observations
11.50-12.05 Kaczmarska A.I., Bacon S., Laxon S., Naveira Garabato A. - Seasonal and interannual variability of the surface circulation in the Nordic Seas
12.05-12.20 Mugford R.I., Haines K., Smith G.C. - Simulating the Arctic Ocean using data assimilation in the NEMO 1/4 degree global ice-ocean model
12.20-12.35 Dye S.R., Dickson B.R., Needham N., Rudels B. - Variability in the Denmark Strait Overflow
12.35- 12.50 McDonagh E.L., King B.A., Bryden H.L., McLeod P., Williams R., Cunningham S.A., Torres Valdes S. - Circulation and fluxes of heat and freshwater in the subtropical North Atlantic.
12.50- 13.05 Tsubouchi T., Suga T., Hanawa K. - Comparison study of spatial structure of subtropical mode waters in the world ocean

Lunch 13.05-14.00

14.00 – 15.00  Workshop 1: Advances during IPY and future challenges for early career scientists.
Discussion led by Povl Abrahamsen (BAS) and Andy Thompson (DAMTP) from the UK Polar Network

14.00 -15.00 Workshop 2: Can we really forecast the ocean ?
Discussion led by Dave Marshall (Oxford University),Richard Wood (Met Office Hadley Centre) and Nick Hardman-Mountford (Plymouth Marine Laboratory).

Tea 15.00-15.30

15.30 – 16.30  Workshop 3: Why We Need a Marine Science Strategy
Discussion Session led by Ed Hill (NOC) & Peter Liss (UEA)

15.30 -16.30 Workshop 4: Communicating research and education at the European level: The role of the EFMS.
Discussion led by Ilse Hamann (DGM Germany) and Jean-Paul Ducrotoy (UOF France).

Challenger medallist. Professor John Simpson  16.30-17.30

Challenger AGM 17.30-18.30

Public Lecture and reception 20.00-23.00:
Professor Harry Bryden FRS Monitoring the Atlantic Overturning Circulation at 26°N

Wednesday  10th September

Housekeeping 9.00-9.05

Observing and modelling the oceans.
Keynote: Keith Haines 9.05- 9.55

Chair: Eleanor Howlett
10.00-10.15 Wells N.C., Hadfield R.E., Josey S. - How well can ARGO measure heat storage and its variability in the North Atlantic Ocean ?
10.15-10.30 Laxon S.W., Feltham, D.L., Wingham D.J., Flocco D., Ridout A., Bacon S.,  Naveira-Garabato A., Sanders R., Torres s., Tsubouch, R.i.Meredith M., Nicholls K., Abrahamsen P., Haines K.,  Mugford R., Meldrum D.,  Rippeth T.,. Simpson J.,  Wiles P.J., Lenn Y-D. The ABSO team Arctic synoptic basin-wide oceanography
10.30-10.45 Miller P.I. , Holt J.T. - Validation of multiple ocean shelf models against EO data using automated front detection
10.45-11.00 Simpson B. Thoma D. - Opportunity for 66 Earth observation sensor payloads on the next iridium satellite constellation, 2014-2030.

Biological, physical and chemical processes and interactions.
Keynote 9.05- 9.55
Gary R. Carvalho and Rock, J., Young, E., Murphy, E., Hutchinson, B., Meredith, M., Thorpe, S.,  North, T.,  Belchier, M.,  Collins, M., Everson, I.,  Hauser, L., Rodhouse, P.
Dispersal and connectivity in the oceans: integrated genetic and physical tools for assessing scale and dynamics

Chair: Anna Hickman
10.00-10.15 Parker R., van Leeuwen S., Aldridge J. - New observations of benthic biogeochemistry in the North Sea: Comparison with results from ecosystem modelling.
10.15-10.30 Kelly-Gerreyn B.A., Anderson T.R., Kaariainen J.I., Bett B.J. - Size matters everywhere : a deep sea perspective
10.30-10.45 Witte U. - Ecosystem functioning in sandy estuarine and coastal sediments: the role of advection
10.45-11.00 Homoky W.B., Severmann S., Mills R.A., Statham P.J., Fones G.R. - Evaluating Fe isotope compositions in sediment porefluids: a comparison of deep-sea and continental shelf sediments.

Coffee 11.00 – 11.30

Observing and modelling the oceans.

Chair: Jenny Brown

11.30-11.50 Session leader Baines P.G. - Seasonal and interannual patterns of global variability of oceanic chlorophyll
11.50-12.05 Neil C., Cunningham A., McKee D. - Spatial patterns in normalised water leaving radiance spectra in UK shelf seas.
12.05-12.20 Painting S.J., Mills D.K., Best M., Tett P. Light turbidity and phytoplankton biomass and growth in six English estuaries.
12.20-12.35 Cunningham A., Ramage L. McKee D. - Predictability of the underwater light climate in UK shelf seas.
12.35- 12.50 McKee D., Cunningham A., Sanjuan-Calzado V. Brown I. -Real and apparent optical variability: determining the role of measurement uncertainties
12.50- 13.05 Bowers D.G., Brubaker J.M. - Tidal amplification of submarine light

Biological, physical and chemical processes and interactions.

Chair:  Ursula Witte

11.30-11.50 Session leader  Bibby T.S., Chen M. - Microbial Bio-markers of oceanic ecosystems
11.50-12.05 Hickman A.E., Follows M.J., Dutkiewicz S., Holligan P.M., Moore C.M., Sharples J., Williams R.G. - Vertical gradients in phytoplankton community composition: how important are pigment and absorption characteristics?
12.05-12.20 Pete R., Davidson K. - Organic C and N stoichiometry and trophic transfer within a bacteria-microflagellate system
12.20-12.35 Bristow L.A., Jickells T., Weston K., Marca-Bell A., Parker R. - Tracing Nitrogen Flows Across The Southern North Sea
12.35- 12.50 Lucas M.I. Seeyave S. Thomalla S. Charalampopoulou A., Moore M., Achterberg E., Poulton A., Sanders R. - Assessing the influence of iron availability on new and regenerated production in the Iceland Basin during mid-summer.
12.50- 13.05 Rees A., Dixon J., Clark D., Woodward M., Shelley R. -Nutrient limitation of microbial activity

Excursions
Cwm Idwal – geology walk.
Mountain biking Betwys y coed
Menai Strait boat trips
Llechwydd slate mines
5 a side football

Thursday  11th September

Housekeeping 9.00-9.05

The oceans in past and future climate change.
Keynote:  Thomas Stocker 9.05- 9.55

Chair:  Agatha De Boer

10.00-10.15 Knorr G., Lohmann G., Prange M., Barker S., Laeapple T. -
Millennial scale climate oscillations by sea-ice variations: A conceptual model approach
10.15-10.30 Jones C.L. - Modelling the climatic impact of the glacial Barents Ice Sheet collapse
10.30-10.45 Bigg G.R., Levine R.C., Jones C. - The Sensitivity of the glacial North Atlantic to catastrophic freshwater or iceberg discharge
10.45-11.00 Scourse J.D., Rippeth T., Uehara K., McKeown S. - The shelf seas: glacial-interglacial cycles, tidal dynamics and the carbon cycle

Oceans atmosphere and biogeochemical cycling.
Keynote: 9.05- 9.55

E. Achterberg
Atmosphere-ocean interactions and marine productivity

Chair: Manuela Martino

10.00-10.15 Jickells T.D., Lesworth T., Baker A. - Atmospheric fixed nitrogen inputs to the Atlantic Ocean
10.15-10.30 Powell C.F., Baker A.R., Jickells T.D. - Atmospheric deposition of iron and other key nutrients to the Tropical North Atlantic
10.30-10.45 Mahaffey C., Moore M., Patey M., Achterberg E. - Enhanced assimilation of organic-bound phosphorus by Trichodesmium colonies during a Saharan dust deposition event
10.45-11.00 Hill P.G., Zubkov M.V., Purdie D.A. - Microbial response to aeolian nutrient enrichment in the  north eastern subtropical Atlantic.

Coffee 11.00 – 11.30

The oceans in past and future climate change.

Chair: Karen Heywood

11.30-11.50 Session leader McCave I.N., Pugh R.S. Hillenbrand C-D., Kuhn G., Maher B.A., Anderson R.F. - A chronological "Rosetta Stone" for Quaternary sediments from the Southern Ocean: Ice-core dust -- magnetic correlations.
11.50-12.05 Barker S., Diz P., Vautravers M., Knorr G., Hall I., Broecker W. - Instantaneous and inverse coupling between the South and North Atlantic during the last deglaciation
12.05-12.20 Rickaby R.E.M., Elderfield H., Roberts N., Hillenbrand C-D., Mackensen A. - Back to basics: evidence for elevated pH in the glacial Southern Ocean
12.20-12.35 Wanamaker A.D., Heinemeier J., Scourse J.D., Richardson C.A., Butler P.G., Eiriksson J. - Reconstructing radiocarbon reservoir ages north of Iceland during the last millennium: a new proxy for the position of the Polar Front
12.35- 12.50 Hall I.R., Boessenkool K.P., Elderfield H. - Surface and deep ocean coupling in the subpolar North Atlantic during the last 230 years
12.50- 13.05 Williamson P., Bigg G., Cunningham C., Ottersen G. - Where was cod in the ice age? A synthesis of ecology, genetics and palaeo-climate modelling

Oceans atmosphere and biogeochemical cycling.

Chair: Claire Mahaffey

11.30-11.50 Session leader Moore C.M., Mills M., Acterberg E., Geider R., La Roche J., Lucas M., Rijkenberg M., Suggett D., Ussher S., Woodward M. - The influence of iron supply on the coupling of nitrogen to phosphorous in the Atlantic Ocean
12.05-12.20 Lohan M.C., Sedwick P., Marsay C., Rose J., Feng Y., Hutchins D. - The effects of increased temperature, CO2 and light on phytoplankton biomass and Fe speciation in the Ross Sea.
12.20-12.35 Nielsdottir M.C., Moore C.M., Sanders R., Fones G., Achterberg E.P. - Iron limitation of post bloom phytoplankton communities in the Iceland Basin
12.35- 12.50 Green D.H., Amin S., Hart M.C., Kaipper K., Carrano C.J. - A role for symbiotic bacterial siderophores in promoting marine algal growth?
12.50- 13.05 Stephens N., Aumont O., Pondaven P., Sarthou G.A. - Marine system sensitivity to iron speciation and organic complexation

Lunch 13.05-14.00

14.00 – 15.30 Posters

Tea 15.30 - 16.00

The oceans in past and future climate change.

Chair: Ros Rickaby

16.00-16.20 Session leader Heywood K.J., Thompson A.F., Mackensen A., Fahrbach E. - Changes in the dense water outflow from the Weddell Sea.
16.20-16.35 Meredith M.P., Naviera Garabato A.C., Gordon A.L., Johnson G.C.  - Evolution of the Deep and Bottom Waters of the Scotia Sea, Southern Ocean, during 1995-2005
16.35-16.50 Graham J., Heywood K., Stevens D., Wang Z. - Global Climate Impacts of Changes in Antarctic Intermediate Water
16.50-17.05 Wang Z., Meredith M.P. - Density-driven Southern Hemisphere subpolar gyres in coupled climate models
17.05-17.20 De Boer A,M, Watson A.J., Edwards N.R. - Can surface buoyancy loss prevent deep upwelling in the glacial Southern Ocean?
17.20-17.35 Naveira Garabato A,C., Ferrari R., Nikurashin M., Polzin K. -Eddy mixing in the Southern Ocean
17.35-17.50 Leach H., Strass V., Cisewski B. - Watermass modification by lateral mixing in the Weddell Gyre.

Oceans atmosphere and biogeochemical cycling.

Chair: Ute Schuster

16.00-16.20 Session leader Merlivat L., Boutin J. Mesoscale and diel to monthly variability of CO2 and carbon fluxes at the ocean surface in the northeastern Atlantic and in the Southern Ocean from Carioca drifter measurements : new in situ estimates of biological carbon production rates
16.20-16.35 Hydes D.J., Haretman M.C., Bargeron C.P., Cambell J.M., Pagnani M.R., Cure M.S., Woolf D.K. - Studies of gas exchange and biological productivity by continuous observations from ships of opportunity on a global scale.
16.35-16.50 Kaiser J., Gist N., Barnett B., Bender M., Robinson C. - Net oxygen production in the subtropical Atlantic Ocean gyres
16.50-17.05 Litt E.J., Hardman-Mountford N.J., Mitchelson-Jacob G., Blackford J.C., Wilton R., Moore G.F., Hirata T. - Seasonal variability of CO2 flux estimates in the Irish Sea
17.05-17.20 Bakker D.C.E., Hoppema M., Schroeder M., Geibert W., de Baar H.J.W. - A rapid transition from ice covered CO2-rich waters to a biologically mediated CO2 Sink in the eastern Weddell Gyre
17.20-17.35 Jones E., Bakker D., Hardman-Mountford N., Venables H., Atkinson A., Watson A. - Seasonal variations in oceanic carbon dioxide in the Atlantic Southern Ocean
17.35-17.50 Telszewski M., Chazottes A., Schuster U., Bakker D., Watson A., Moulin C. - Validating neural network based, near-real time maps of the air to sea CO2 flux in the North Atlantic.

Conference dinner 19.00 until late with entertainment by the “Mersey Beatles”.

Abrahamsen E.P., Meredith M.P.,
Leng M.J., Falkner K.K., Alkire M.B.

Freshwater composition of the Laptev Sea continental shelf

Aispure, G.

Copepod Limnocalanus macrurus vertical feeding ecology in the Gulf of Riga (Baltic Sea)

Aksenov Y., Bacon S., Coward A.C.

The North Atlantic inflow into the Arctic Ocean: A high-resolution model study.

Aksenov Y., Bacon S., Coward A.C. and Holliday P.N.

Polar outflow from the Arctic Ocean: A high resolution model study

Amoudry L.

Learnings from a two-phase sheet flow model for morphological and sediment transport modelling

Bauer A., Waniek J.J.

The Azores Front: a biogeochemical characterization over an 8 year period

Brewin

An analysis of bio-optical techniques for detecting phytoplankton functional types from space and their potential influence in our understanding of CO2 fluxes

Brown J.M., Souza A.J., Wolf J., Proctor R.

Storm surge modelling in the Irish Sea.

Butler P.G., Scourse J.D.,
Richardson C.A.,
Wanamaker A.D.

History of the marine radiocarbon reservoir and the oceanic 13C Suess effect shown in a 487-year cross dated shell based sclerochronology for Irish Sea waters

Callaghan A., deLeeuw G., Cohen L.

Oceanic Whitecaps : Measurements made in the North Atlantic in summer 2006

Caruana A., Malin G., Turner S., Steinke M.

DMS and DMSP production by dinoflagellates - is the plastid type the key?

Chance R., Hamilton J.F. Carpenter L.J.

The use of liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry to characterise marine organic matter

Davis C., Mahaffey C., Wolff G., Sharples J.

Is dissolved organic phosphorus an important source of phosphorus in the coastal ocean and shelf seas?

Close S.E., Naviera Garabato A.,
McDonagh E., Boehme L., King B.,
Fedak M., Biuw M.

Southern Ocean variability from seal-mounted sensors and Argo floats

Cottier F., Berge J., Last K., Johnsen G.

Zooplankton vertical migration in the Arctic - sunlight, moonlight or the aurora?

Cottier F., Inall M. Falk-Petersen S.,
Nilsen F., Berge J., Sherwin T., Willis K.

Investigating Arctic Shelf Processes: 7 Years of physical and biogeochemical marine observations in Svalbard (A UK-Nordic Cooperation)

Creanor D.E., Cunningham A.

A Spectral Matching Approach to Optical Remote Sensing in Shelf Seas

Cunliffe M., Harrison E., Salter M.,
Upstill-Goddard R., Schafer H.,
Goldson L., Nightingale P.,
Hatton A., Baggs E., Murrell J.C.

The SOLAS BERGEN Mesocosm Experiment: sea surface microlayer dynamics during a phytoplankton bloom.

Damerell G.

Diapycnal Mixing in Shag Rocks Passage

Davidson K., Pete R., Chapelle A.,
Raine R.

Forecasting the Initiation of Hamrful Algal Blooms

Devez A., Schroeder D., Gladhill M.,
Acterberg E.

Interactions between metals and the Emiliania huxleyi viral infection strategy

Foden J.M., Devlin M.J., Mills D.K.,
Malcolm S.J.

Disturbingly undesirable macroalgae?

Foden J.M., Rogers S.I., Jones A.P.

Protecting our seas: measuring human pressures and impacts on our marine environment

Gontikaki, E., Mayor D.J., Witte U.

Degradation of organic matter by a subartic deep-sea community: A pulse-chase experiment with 13C-labelled phytodetritus

Green M.J.A., Simpson J.H.,
Thorpe S.A., Rippeth T.P.,
Osborn T.R., Nimmo Smith A.W.M.

The structure of turbulence in shelf seas from an Autosub perspective

Hall P., Jones J.E., Davies A.M.

Tides and Surges in the Irish Sea

Hall S.

Krill biomass distribution around the Antarctic Peninsula and its determining factors

Hanley K.E., Belcher S.E.

A global perspective of ocean waves and the air-sea momentum flux

Hardman-Mountford N.J.,
Monocliffe G., Bakker D.C.E.,
Moore G.F., Quesnel L., Dye S.

Technological and collaborative developments required for operational monitoring of the ocean carbon cycle.

Hardman-Mountford, N.J.,
Hirata T. Aitken J.,
Richardson K.A.

An objective methodology for the classification of ecological pattern into biomes and provinces for the pelagic ocean

Harle J., Holt J., Proctor R.,
Michel S., Ashwort M.,
Barson C., Allen I., Holmes R.,
Haines K.

Modelling the Global Coastal Ocean

Harrison E., Upstill-Goddard R.,
Murrell C.

The SOLAS BERGEN Mesocosm Experiment 2008: the role of the sea surface microlayer in air-sea gas exchange

Hibbert

Atmosphere-Ocean Coupling in Southern Ocean Sea-Level Records

Hill P.G., Zubkov M.V., Purdie D.A.

Microbial response to aeolian nutrient enrichment in the  north eastern subtropical Atlantic.

Howlett E.R., Howarth J., Rippeth T.

The buoyancy-mixing competition in Liverpool Bay

Jones M.R., Kettle J., Hughes C.,
Martino M., Nightingale P.,
Turner S., Liss P.

Is the surface microlayer of natural waters enriched in dissolved trace metals?

Kennedy H., Rickaby R.,
Lu Z., Shaw S., Lennie A.,
Pancost R.

Formation and distribution of ikaite crystals in Antarctic sediments.

Kristov V., Jones S.E., Mikkelsen O., Howarth M.J

Analysis of SPM patterns using multivariate statistics and entropy analysis: case study of Liverpool Bay

Kerrison P., Suggett D.,
Hepburn L., Steinke M.

Impacts of ocean acidification on benthic primary producers: Lessons from a cold CO2 vent site

Kuhlbrodt T.

How wind-driven upwelling in the Southern Ocean might change in the 21st century

Ladakis M., Triantafyllaki S.,
Dassenakis M., Pantazidou A.

Study of the capability of the filamentous cyanobacteria in binding Cd and Pb in cultures

Lauderdale J., Naveira Garabato A.,
Smeed D., Ditkiewicz S.,
Oschlies A., Follows M.

The Role of the Southern Ocean in Glacial-Interglacial CO2 Change

Lekouara M., Robinson I.,
Gommenginger C.

Seasonal and inter-annual Sea Surface Temperature variability as an indicator for climate change

Libertinova J., Kennedy H.,
Clarke L.J., Richardson C.A.,
Dando P.R.

Stable carbon and oxygen isotopic composition of vent mussel shells as indicators of environmental conditions during growth

Lowe D., Langmead O.,
Mee L.D., Mcquatters-Gollop A.

Modelling the effects of human lifestyles on the environment of the Baltic Sea

Lucas C.

Analysis of long-term changes in the mesozooplankton community at the porcupine Abyssal Plain (PAP) site

McCann D., Davies A., Bell P.

Dune tracking in the Dee with X-band radar: a new remote sensing technique for quantifying bedload transport.

McCarthy G.D., Mcdonagh E.L.,
King B.A.

Decadal and Interannual Variability of properties around 30oS in the South Atlantic

McLean L.M., King B.A.

Determining ocean correlation scales using Argo float data

Meredith P.M., Young E.F.,
Meredith M.P., Murphy E.J.,
Carvalho G.R.

High-resolution modelling of the shelf and open ocean adjacent to South Georgia, Southern Ocean

Mogg A., Green D., Hart M.,
Bavington C., Hatton A.

DMSO and Bacterial Associates

Morris P.J.

Assessing the influence of biominerals, opal and calcite, on the photic zone flux of organic carbon

Muhammed

Surface and near surface circulation in the central equatorial Atlantic.

Nye A., Dalziel S.B.

Scattering of internal gravity waves at rough topography

Nye A., Heywood K.J.,
Thorpe S.E., Thompson A.F.

Signature and effects of a standing eddy on the Antarctic Peninsula

Painter S., Pidcock R.,
Srokosz M., Allen J.,
Mowlem M., Hydes D.,
Sanders R.

A Low Power Ultra Violet Spectrophotometer on a Towed Platform for High Resolution Measurement of Nitrate Concentrations within Open Ocean Mesoscale Features

Painting S.J., Mills D.K.,
Best M., Tett P.

Light, turbidity and phytoplankton biomass and growth in six English estuaries

Parker J.A., Foden D.

North Sea storm surge: 8-9th November 2007

Patey M., Rijkenberg M.,
Stinchcombe M., Achterberg E.

Trace metal and nutrient solubility in dust collected at the Cape Verde Atmospheric Observatory

Polton J., MacKinnin J., Smith J., Tejada-Martinez A.

Rapid generation of high-frequency internal waves beneath a wind and wave forced oceanic surface mixed-layer

Postlethwaite C.F.,
Morales Maqueda M.A.,
Tattershall G.R., Holt J.,
Willmot A.J.

The effects of tides on dense water formation in Arctic shelf seas.

Prytherch J., Yelland M.J.,
Pascal R.W., Taylor P.,
Moat B., Skelvan I., Neill C.

Measurement and parameterisation of the air-sea CO2 flux in high winds

Robins P.E.

The Internal Tide of the Gareloch; a Scottish Fjord

Robinson A., Wyatt L.,
Howarth J.

The impact of the Burbo and North Hoyle offshore wind farms on the availability and quality of the Liverpool Bay HF WERA radar

Rowan A.K., Wilson S.T.,
Hart M.C., Green D.H.,
Hatton A.D.

Gaseous Copepods and their potential impact on climate

Rutkiewicz M.B.,
Naveira Garabato A.C.,
Smeed D.A., Ferrari R.

The role of internal waves and turbulence in the Meridional Overturning Circulation of the Southern Ocean

Salami T.

Interractions between atmosphere, ecosystem and marine environment in Nigeria.

Salter M.E., Mann P.J.,
Nightingale P., Uher G.,
Upstill-Goddard R.,
Woodward E.M.S.

Wavelength optimised fluorescence as a proxy for surfactant activity

Salter M.E., Nightingale P.,
Upstill-Goddard R.

DOGEE-SOLAS: Technical aspects of creating an artificial surfactant slick

Schuster U., Brown P.,
Watson A.,
Cunningham S., McDonagh E.,
Pavic M.

The changing dynamics of the subtropical north Atlantic anthropogenic carbon sink.

Schuster U & CARBOCEAN team.

Variability of North Atlantic sea surface pCO2 and air-sea fluxes

Sharples J., Moore M.,
Hickman A., Holligan P.,
Tweddle J.,
Poulton A., Green M.,
Palmer M., Rippeth T.,
Simpson J.

Why do fish like the shelf edge?

Shelley R.U., Lohan M.C.,
Rees A.P., Dixon J.L.,
Worsfold P.J.

Total dissolved Fe(III) and Co(II) concentrations in bioassays for the determination of trace metal limitation of microbial processes in the tropical North Atlantic using Flow Injection Chemiluminescence

Sherwin T., Hughes S.,
Hansen B., Osterhus S.

Monthly variations in the surface circulation of the Faroe-Shetland Channel

Shiravani G.

Diffraction of water waves with arrays of vertical cylinders

Statham P.J., Mowlem M.,
Morgan H., Connelly D.,
Floquet C.

New sensors for studies of ocean biogeochemistry

Steigenberger S., Croot P.L.

Identifying the Processes controlling the Distribution of H2O2 in surface waters along a meridional transect in the Eastern Atlantic

Stinchcombe M.C., Poulton A.,
Sanders R., Lucas M.,
Charalampopoulou A.

The uptake of silica in the Icelandic Basin

Tetley M.J.,
Mitchelson-Jacob G.,

A comparative analysis of presence-only ecological niche modelling techniques used to predict minke whale (Balaenoptera acutorostrata) habitat suitability

Thompson A.F.

Baroclinic Eddy Fluxes in Quasi-Geostrophic Turbulence with Simple Topography

Thorpe S.E.,
Murphy E.J.,
Tarling G.A.,
Robbins M.

Coupled biological-physical modelling of the life cycle of Antarctic krill, Euphausia superba

Torres-Valdes S.,
Sanders R., Bacon S.

Changes in the physical and chemical structure of the Arctic Ocean

Triantafyllaki S.,
Dassenakis M.

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the waters of a Greek coastal area affected by anthropogenic activities

van der Molen J.,
van Leeuwen S.M., Mills D.K.

Scenarios of eutrophication status in the North Sea: investigations with an ecosystem model

van der Molen J.,
van Leeuwen S.M., Mills D.K.

A 50 year hindcast of ecosystem dynamics in the North Sea

Vautravers M.J.,
Barker S., Diz P.,
Knorr G., Hall I.,
Broecker W.S.

Abrupt changes in planktonic foraminifera fauna in the South Atlantic during the last deglaciation

Venables H.J.,
Moore C.M.

Phytoplankton and light in the Southern Ocean: learning from High Nutrient High Chlorophyll areas

Waters J., Wyatt L.,
Wolf J., Hines A.

A study of partitioning when applied to a comparison of model, radar and buoy ocean wave directional spectra

Wells N., Ivenchenko V.O.,
Aleynik D.L.

Heat and salt content in the North Atlantic from 1999 to 2007

While J., Haines K.,
Buitenhuis E.

Physical data assimilation in a global ocean biological model

Wilkinson J., Preston M.

Chiral marine pollutants: Significance of adsorption reactions at mineral surfaces

Woodward M., Kitidis V.

Basin and fine scale distributions and processes of Ammonium.

Woodward E.M.S. and Beadman H.

NERC marine facilities programme and the disciplinary user groups

Xylouri A., Krom M.D.,
Statham P.J., Benning L.G.,
Rijkenberg M.J.

Impact of simulated cloud processed Mali soil to the solubility of iron and manganese in seawater

Zetsche E-M., Lumsdon D.G., Witte U.

Temporal variation in sediment permeability changes the metabolic functioning of estuarine sands.

Zuo, H., Naveira Garabato A.,
New A., Oschlies A.

An isopycnic model study of the circulation of Sub-Antartic Mode Water throughout the global ocean