[Coral-List] ASLO Time Series session: Puerto Rico 2011

[Frank Muller-Karger]

Dear colleagues:

The call for papers for the ASLO 2011 Aquatic Sciences Meeting in San 
Juan, Puerto Rico, is now live
[ http://www.aslo.org/meetings/sanjuan2011/]
and ready for registration and abstract submission.

Abstract submission deadline is 11 October.

We welcome abstracts submitted to the following session:

S02:Ocean Biogeochemistry Time-Series and Climate

Conveners: Frank Muller-Karger, University of South Florida, 
carib at marine.usf.edu; Michael Lomas, Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences 
(Bermuda), michael.lomas at bios.edu; Matthew Church; University of Hawaii, 
mjchurch at hawaii.edu; Laura Lorenzoni, University of South Florida, 
laural at marine.usf.edu

Much of our understanding of temporal variability associated with ocean 
biogeochemistry derives from sustained, systematic, shipboard 
time-series observations. Time-series science programs provide the 
oceanographic community with multi-year, high-quality data needed for 
characterizing ocean climate, biogeochemistry, and ecosystem 
variability. We invite contributions from studies which use ocean carbon 
and biogeochemistry time-series data, and especially encourage studies 
that examine time-series observations and datasets to elucidate changes 
in ocean biogeochemical processes, ecosystem structure and function, and 
linkages and feedbacks with the Earth’s climate system.

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FRANK EDGAR MULLER-KARGER
University of South Florida
College of Marine Science
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carib at marine.usf.edu
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