Site Science
Projecting Lake-Level Rise from Airborne LiDAR and Climate Models in Taylor Valley, Antarctica
Poster Number: 202 Presenter/Primary Author: Maciek Obryk The McMurdo Dry Valleys (approximately 77°45ˈS, 162°E) is the largest ice-free valley system in Antarctica with a cold, hyper-arid climate and mean valley bottom temperatures ranging from -14.8
Governance of 21st Century Sustainable Cities: A Study of Stewardship Networks in Baltimore and Seattle
Poster Number: 201 Presenter/Primary Author: Michele Romolini
Observations of spatial variability in flow over coral reefs
Poster Number: 200 Presenter/Primary Author: Jim Hench Although small-scale spatial flow variability can affect both larger-scale circulation patterns and biological processes on coral reefs, there are few direct measurements of flow patterns at scales
Impacts of N fertilization on tidal creek N cycling: Denitrification vs. DNRA
Poster Number: 199 Presenter/Primary Author: Amanda Vieillard Salt marshes are critical ecosystems for removing reactive nitrogen (N) through denitrification. We examined the influence of long-term fertilization on N transformation and removal in a salt
Water mass subduction and eddy effects on phytoplankton distributions in the Santa Barbara Channel, California
Poster Number: 198 Presenter/Primary Author: Libe Washburn Observations using towed, undulating vehicles show that phytoplankton layers occur well below euphotic zone depths in the Santa Barbara Channel (SBC). The deep layers are typically found wher
