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• Keynotes
• Community presentations
• Breakout sessions
• Panel Discussion
• Posters
The 2023 In-person workshop began with three 45 minute keynote presentations covering several thematic emphases of the workshop:
Introduction, William Savidge, University of Georgia Skidaway Insitute of Oceanography, USA
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“Frontal eddy dynamics provide offshore nurseries for larval fish: a synthesis of four western boundary currents” Iain Suthers, University of New South Wales, Australia
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“Sources, dynamics, and fate of marine organic matter production in the Brazilian western boundary ecological provinces” Frederico Brandini, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
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“Scaling of processes in the South Atlantic Bight” Dana Savidge, University of Georgia Skidaway Institute of Oceanography, USA
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Files consist of both videos of the live presentations and the associated Powerpoint slide decks.
Abstracts of each presentation are available in the 2023 workshop program.
Eight workshop participants were invited to contribute brief talks with different regional emphases.
“Agulhas Current influence on productive upwelling regimes revealed by machine learning” Fatma Jebri, National Oceanographic Centre, U.K.
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“Resolving the influence of water column structure on biological production and mesozooplankton traits in the South Atlantic Bight” Adam Greer, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography, USA
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“Variability of the Yucatan upwelling system” Alejandro Souza, CINVESTAV, Mexico
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“Cross-shelf transport in the Yellow and East China Seas and its role in carbon transport and sequestration” Dongliang Yuan, Chinese Academy of Sciences
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“Influence of Madagascar Ridge on circulation in the Agulhas Current system” Issufo Halo, University of Cape Town, South Africa
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“Shelf-deep ocean exchange near Cape Hatteras from two years of underwater glider observations” Robert Todd, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA
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“Early life history of fish and the western boundary current ecosystem” Jose Muelbert, Federal University of Rio Grande, Brazil
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“The impacts of East Australian Current separation variability on shelf chlorophyll distribution” Neil Malan, University of New South Wales< Australia
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Files consist of both videos of the live presentations and the associated Powerpoint slide decks.
Abstracts of each presentation are available in the 2023 workshop program.
Six different topics were discussed by workshop participants during breakout sessions:
Ecology of WBC-influenced continental shelves
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Effective Observational Strategies for WBC-influenced shelf systems
Modeling WBC-shelf interactions
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Cross-shelf exchange and carbon export
Future climate states and WBC-shelf interactions
Temporal and spatial scaling of WBC-shelf interactions
Each session was recorded live. Notes from most sessions are included.
Workshop participants contributed to a panel discussion and review of the breakout sessions.
5. Posters
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Posters contributed by workshop participants. Abstracts can be found in the workshop program.
“Investigating two decades of high frequency radar surface current observations to enhance understanding of Gulf Stream meander-scale variability and improve estimates of the separation point from the continental margin near Cape Hatteras, N.C.”, Z. Al-Attabi, M. Muglia, H. Seim, J.M. Bane, M. Andres, S. Haines, P. Taylor
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“Extreme event of water exchange between the Western Boundary Currents and the adjacent shelf in the South Atlantic” G. Berden and A. Piola
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Revisiting slantwise convection in the vicinity of the Gulf Stream”, C.E. Buckingham, S. Singh, A. Tandon.
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“Transport trends and seasonality from observation in the Kuroshio, Agulhas Current, and East Australian Current”, M. Chandler, N.V. Zilberman, J. Sprintall
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“A localized large-magnitude cross-shelfbreak intrusion driven by wind and offshore eddies”, K. Chen, G. Gawarkiewicz, J. Yang
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“NOAA AX97 High Density XBT Transect – The longest continuous Monitoring System of the Brazil Current”, S.B.O Cruz, M. Cirano, A.M. Paiva, M.M. Mata, M. Goes, G. Goni.
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“Fine-scale ecological response of a gelatinous filter feeding grazer to monthly changes in water column structure’, P.I. Duffy, M.E. Frischer, L.M. Treible, E.E. Gipson, A.T. Greer
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“Role of cyclonic eddies in the vertical nutrient flux at the Tokara Strait during non-stratified season”, G.S. Duran Gomez, T. Nagai, T. Kobari, H. Nakamura
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Climate oscillations influence on GOM circulation”, G. Gallegos, A. Souza
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“Atlantic Surfclams, Bottom Water Temperature, and Gulf Stream Rings”, E.E. Hofmann
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“Sanriku confluence east of Japan”, S. Itoh
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“The Yucatan Upwelling System: A WBUS case”, J.A. Kurczyn, R. Duran, E. Beier, A.J. Souza
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“Circulation and cross-shelf exchanges in the Agulhas Bank Region”, R.P. Matano, V. Combes, P.T. Strub
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“Sustained and effective ocean observations for the Agulhas Current: A GOOS Co-Design Boundary Current Initiative”, T.Morris, A-C. Zinkaan
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“Kuroshio nutrient stream: Is it just a nutrient conduit or spreader?”, T. Nagai, G.S. Duran Gomez, H. Saito, H. Ogawa, T. Kobari, Y. Naoki, H. Nakamura.
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“The role of mesoscale eddies for the cross-shore fluxes in a wind-driven coastal upwelling region”, T. Pires Ferreira, M. Gabioux, A. de Moraes Paiva, G.N. Mill, V.S. da Costa
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“Distributed Sensor Networks for Observing the Ocean’s Bottom Boundary Layer”, K. Polzin, J. Kuehl, V. Sheremet
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“Genesis of the Gulf Stream subseasonal variability in the Florida Straits”, K. Pujiana, D. Volkov, S. Dong, G. Goni, M. Baringer, R. Smith, R. Garcia
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“Observations in the surface current system of the Mexican Caribbean coast”, O. Reyes-Mendoza, F. Andrade, L. Carrillo, X. Flores-Vidal, E. Cuevas, A. Uribe-Martínez, A. Sandoval
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“Dynamics of eddies and their role in ocean warming in the East Australian Current System”, Moninya Roughan et al.
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“Contribution of multiple food-chains supporting high fisheries production in oligotrophic Kuroshio ecosystems”, H. Saito
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“Persistent wintertime cascading at the shelfbreak adjacent to a subtropical western boundary current in the NW Atlantic Ocean”, H. Seim, C. Edwards, Y. Jeong
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“Incorporating and connecting multi- scale oceanographic features in marine spatial planning and management”, C. Sejeng, J. Hermes, I. Ansorge, K. Sink, I. Halo, L. Braby
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“An Inventory of Salty and Warm Subsurface Intrusions in the South Brazil Bight”, D. Silva
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“Langmuir Supercells at 40 m Depth in Coastal Environments”, Y. Teixeira Gomes de Melo
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“The MABL influence in the cyclone intensification at Brazil Malvinas Confluence during the winter of 2021”, H.A.M Tozzi, L.P. Pezzi, M.F. Santini, M. J. Cabrera
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“Application of HF radar measurements on assessing the surface current variability along the mid-southern coast of Vietnam during transition period of Asian monsoon”, T.H. Tran, A.Sentchev, M.C. Tran, D.D. Dang, T. Helzel
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“Onshore intrusion of Kuroshio Current and its impact on coastal ecosystem”, D. Yang, R. Huang, L. Xu, X. Cui, B. Yin
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Participants were invited to contribute short video presentations of their posters as well as the .pdfs
Files consist of the poster .pdfs and .mp4s.
Poster abstracts are available in the 2023 workshop program.