Ocean Sciences Meeting – 2024

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Monday, February 19th

Marie-Pierre Delisle – Observations of Swash, Beach Groundwater, Moisture Levels, and Topographic Change During DUNEX, 10:50am CST Great Hall B, First Floor

Heather Roman-Stork – MESI: A Multiparameter Eddy Significance Index for Operational Applications.  16:00-18:00, Poster Hall

Katherine Turner – Model Resolution Dependence of Southern Ocean Storm Activity and Ocean Imprints 16:00-18:00 Poster Hall

Tuesday, February 20th

Sreelekha Jarugula –  Intercomparison of in situ and remote sensing surface salinity products in the global coastal ocean. 08:52 – 09:02,  215-216, Second Floor (Convention Center)

Heidi Hirsh – Utilizing in situ carbonate chemistry, benthic habitat maps, and modeled hydrodynamics to predict present and future impacts of ocean acidification on the Florida Reef Tract, 15:02 – 15:12 220-222, Second Floor (Convention Center)

Holly Olivarez – Internal Climate Variability modulates the storage of Anthropogenic Carbon in the Ocean Interior, 12:27 – 12:39 R06-R07, Second Floor (Convention Center)

Caitlin Amos – Comparison of Vertical Temperature and Salinity Structures in the Northeast Pacific Ocean from Nested Regional Ocean Models, 16:00-18:00 Poster Hall, First Floor

Becca Beutel – Water masses of the California Current System as drivers of biogeochemical variability in a semi-enclosed coastal sea. 17:00 – 19:00 Convention Center; Poster Hall, First Floor

Paige Lavin – Can Deep Argo Close the Sea Level Budget in the Southwest Pacific Basin? 16:00 – 18:00,  Poster Hall, First Floor.

Wednesday, February 21st

Mara Freilich – Observations of localized submesoscale kinetic energy fluxes, 14:45 – 15:00 R09, Second Floor (Convention Center)

Tongxin (Joyce) Cai – Internal Tide Variability off Central California Observed by SWOT Pre-launch moorings and Satellite Altimetry: Multiple Sources, Seasonality, and Eddying Background, 16:00-18:00 Convention Center, Poster Hall, First Floor

Natalie Freeman – Physical and biogeochemical extremes and compound events in the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem water column. 16:00 – 18:00, Poster Hall, First Floor

Thursday, February 22nd

Athina Lange – OT41C-02 Automated rectification of UAV video, 8:40-8:50 215-216 Second Floor (Convention Center)

Hannah Joy-Warren – Southern Ocean Carbon Flux Variability: the Role of Phytoplankton Community Composition, 09:47 225-227, Second Floor (Convention Center).

12:45 – 13:45 TH43K – MPOWIR: Nearly 20 Years of Impact—Looking Toward the Next Chapter R04-R05, Second Floor 

Kirstin Schulz – Turbulent vertical transport in the Eurasian Arctic: #trending?, 14:55 Great Hall B, First Floor

 Diane Fribance – Observations of a Tidally Pulsed Buoyant Plume: Winyah Bay, SC. 16:00-18:00 Poster hall, First Floor

Friday, February 23rd

Jay Brett – Nature-based Coastal Protection: Oyster Impacts on Waves, Currents, and Flooding under Hurricanes  8:50am, in session CP51B which runs 8:30-10am, R08, second floor.