Dr. Hector Lamadrid, University of Missouri Kinetics of Carbonation Reaction of Ultramafic Rocks: A Geologist Baby Steps Towards the Energy Transition Serpentinization and carbonation of ultramafic rocks play an important role in the deep volatile cycle on Earth due to … Continued
Zoom webinar ID:969 1093 3469 East Carolina University Host: Joel Fodrie
Abstract: Nearly 1.5 million people inhabit barrier islands along the U.S. Atlantic and Gulf Coasts and coastal groundwater dynamics influence the availability of freshwater, ecosystem health, pollutant transport, and flooding in these densely populated communities. However, groundwater dynamics, including the … Continued
Dr. Arianna Soldati, NC State University Rheological Time Series: A New Approach to Eruption Monitoring and Dynamics Interpretation As magma temperature and composition drift and change throughout an eruption, so does its rheology. These changes may span orders of magnitude … Continued
Abstract: The ecological repercussions of environmental change are easily seen in macroalgal-dominated systems, which can respond quickly to changes in abiotic conditions. To describe the cophysiological links between the scales of individual response and community response, I will draw on … Continued
Dr. Dana Savidge, University of Georgia The Problem of Scale and the Future of Physical Oceanography Modern physical oceanographers enjoy an embarrassment of riches, with broadly available high-quality high resolution data streams and increasingly detailed and accurate modeling capabilities. Yet … Continued
Abstract: As evidence continues to accumulate that we are experiencing both a climate crisis and a biodiversity crisis, there is an increasing need to understand the implications of a changing global climate for biodiversity conservation. Low-lying coastal areas represent an … Continued
Dr. Julie Granger, University of Connecticut Insights on Nutrient Dynamics in the Western Arctic Ocean from Nitrate Isotope Ratios The rapid warming of the Arctic has manifested in a decrease in extent and duration of sea ice cover in the … Continued
Zoom webinar ID:969 1093 3469 Gulf of Maine Research Institute Host: Janet Nye
Abstract: Estuarine ecosystems are among the most valuable on earth because they provide a vast array of ecosystem services such as storm protection, nutrient cycling, and essential fish habitat. Unfortunately, they face a multitude of anthropogenic stressors, from habitat degradation … Continued
Dr. Shane D. Schoepfer, Western Carolina University The End-Triassic Mass Extinction in the Paleo-Pacific Ocean The end-Triassic mass extinction was one of the most severe in earth history, and the first to affect a predominantly modern marine fauna. However, due … Continued
Zoom webinar ID:969 1093 3469 UNC Institute of Marine Sciences Abstract: Extreme sea-surface gravity waves, frequently referred to as rogue waves, pose threats to offshore platforms and shipping due to the difficulties in predicting where and when they will occur. … Continued
