OCB Principles of Engagement on mCDR Given the broad and thriving mCDR landscape, the OCB SSC recently developed a Principles of Engagement document to help guide new research activities, collaborations, and communications around mCDR. Read the document HERE. Must Read on mCDR Regional Node Updates Gulf of Mexico Node Activities GMx regional node 1st zoom […]
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The OCB Benthic Ecosystem & Carbon Synthesis (BECS) are hosting a webinar! WHEN November 28, 2023, 10:00-11:00 AM EST SPEAKERS Chris Somes (GEOMAR) – The impact of reductive sedimentary iron release on changing ocean biogeochemistry simulations of the Anthropocene Kanchan Maiti (LSU) – Oxygen and carbon dynamics in Mississippi river influenced shelf sediments REGISTER
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Pathways Connecting Climate Changes to the Deep Ocean: Tracing physical, biogeochemical, and ecological signals from the surface to the deep sea (OCB/US CLIVAR joint workshop) April 23-25, 2024 (University of Delaware, Virden Center) This workshop will bring together observational oceanographers and modelers across physical, biogeochemical, and ecological communities to assess our understanding of pathways connecting […]
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International Workshop: FAIR Data Practices for Ship-based Ocean Time Series DATES POSTPONED OVERVIEW: Sustained ocean time series measurements are fundamental to distinguish between natural and human-induced variability in ecosystems and processes required to advance ecological forecasting. The last international ship-based ocean time series workshop, held in November 2012 (Bermuda), focused on recommendations to improve data […]
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The BECS working group is seeking 1) 15 new members – nominate or apply by October 6 2) Give input to guide the working group’s activities and focus by October 6 3) Call for speakers for webinar series (ongoing) Find details on the working group webpage.
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These easy-to-use models are for the calculation of: • Acid-base equilibria, seawater state parameters, and CaCO3 saturation in natural waters containing the ions of seawater • Inorganic complexation of trace metals Al, Cd, Co, Cu(II), Fe(II), Fe(III), Mn, Ni, Pb and Zn in natural waters The natural waters of the world do not just consist […]
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