Abstract List

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810

Determining the Respiration Quotient of the coastal waters of Hong Kong and the GBAAbstract Accepted

Henry Charles James Thomas, Benoit Thibodeau*

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

722

Pathogenic Bacteria Dynamics under Oxygen Depletion in Coastal Waters: Insights from the Central Bohai SeaAbstract Accepted

Yiyan Guo, Jun Sun*

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

698

Investigating the Tropical Atlantic OMZ Expansion Using Machine Learning with Datasets of Varying Spatial ResolutionsAbstract Accepted

Qi Zhang*, Takamitsu Ito, Annalisa Bracco

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

655

Using dissolved oxygen isotope (δ18O) to quantify sedimentary oxygen consumption and assess oxygen depletion in marginal seasAbstract Accepted

Zhuoyi Zhu*, Zhihao Zhang, Huanting Hu, Yushan Luo, Weidong Zhai

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

551

Physical-Biogeochemical Coupling Mechanisms of Deoxygenation Events in the East China SeaAbstract Accepted

Xiaoping XU, Huijie Xue*

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

456

Disentangling the contributions of anthropogenic nutrient input and physical forcing to long-term deoxygenation off the Pearl River Estuary, ChinaAbstract Accepted

Liuqian Yu*, Zheng Chen, Jiatang Hu

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

384

The effects of seasonal wind regimes on the evolution of hypoxia in Chesapeake Bay: Results from a terrestrial-estuarine-ocean biogeochemical modeling systemAbstract Accepted

Youchang Zheng, Yang Feng*

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

246

Impact of climate change and ENSO on marine aerobic habitat in the South East PacificAbstract Accepted

Véronique Garcon*, Alexandra Parouffe, Boris Dewitte, Aurelien Paulmier, Ivonne Montes

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

234

Socioeconomic Drivers of Water Quality in the Central Plain of Thailand RiversAbstract Accepted

Khanittha Uthaipan, Zhongwei Yuan, Yangyang Zhao, Wissarut Intararuang, Varintha Vasinamekhin, Chalermrat Sangmanee, Somkiat Khokiattiwong, Minhan Dai*

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

222

Overestimation of microbial community respiration caused by nitrification, and the identification of keystone groups associated with respirationAbstract Accepted

Lianbao Zhang, Hui Song*, Yanwei Wang, Yeping Liu

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

205

Expanding global oxygen minimum zones restrict marine habitats under climate changeAbstract Accepted

Yuntao Zhou*, Hongjing Gong

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

186

An inter-comparison of the global ocean gridded dissolved oxygen data productsAbstract Accepted

JUAN DU*, Lijing Cheng, Takamitsu Ito, Hernan E. Garcia, Zhankun Wang, Johnson Sharp, Christopher Roach, Shoshiro Minobe, Siv K. Lauvset, Seth Bushinsky, Zachary Nachod

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

Climate change drives deoxygenation in the Arctic OceanAbstract Accepted

Yingxu Wu*

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

Intensified synergy of marinhe heatwave and low-oxygen extreme events under climate changeAbstract Accepted

Changyu Li*, Jianping Huang

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

Expanded subsurface ocean anoxia in the Atlantic during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal MaximumAbstract Accepted

Tianshu Kong, Weiqi Yao*, Xingchen Wang, Ruixiang Zhai, Ruiling Zhang, Yilin Liu

#Session 15 - Ocean deoxygenation: drivers, trends, and biogeochemical-ecosystem impacts

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Important Date

Conference Date

Jan 13

2025

to

Jan 17

2025
Sep 27 2024

Draft paper submission deadline
Feb 17 2025

Registration deadline

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State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University
Department of Earth Sciences, National Natural Science Foundation of China

Contact Information

Kejing GU
xm******@xmu.edu.cn
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The Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences (XMAS 2025)

Abstract List

Determining the Respiration Quotient of the coastal waters of Hong Kong and the GBAAbstract Accepted

Pathogenic Bacteria Dynamics under Oxygen Depletion in Coastal Waters: Insights from the Central Bohai SeaAbstract Accepted

Investigating the Tropical Atlantic OMZ Expansion Using Machine Learning with Datasets of Varying Spatial ResolutionsAbstract Accepted

Using dissolved oxygen isotope (δ18O) to quantify sedimentary oxygen consumption and assess oxygen depletion in marginal seasAbstract Accepted

Physical-Biogeochemical Coupling Mechanisms of Deoxygenation Events in the East China SeaAbstract Accepted

Disentangling the contributions of anthropogenic nutrient input and physical forcing to long-term deoxygenation off the Pearl River Estuary, ChinaAbstract Accepted

The effects of seasonal wind regimes on the evolution of hypoxia in Chesapeake Bay: Results from a terrestrial-estuarine-ocean biogeochemical modeling systemAbstract Accepted

Impact of climate change and ENSO on marine aerobic habitat in the South East PacificAbstract Accepted

Socioeconomic Drivers of Water Quality in the Central Plain of Thailand RiversAbstract Accepted

Overestimation of microbial community respiration caused by nitrification, and the identification of keystone groups associated with respirationAbstract Accepted

Expanding global oxygen minimum zones restrict marine habitats under climate changeAbstract Accepted

An inter-comparison of the global ocean gridded dissolved oxygen data productsAbstract Accepted

Climate change drives deoxygenation in the Arctic OceanAbstract Accepted

Intensified synergy of marinhe heatwave and low-oxygen extreme events under climate changeAbstract Accepted

Expanded subsurface ocean anoxia in the Atlantic during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal MaximumAbstract Accepted

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