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1589
Low-pressure storms drive nitrous oxide emissions in the Southern OceanAbstract Accepted

Colette Kelly*, Bonnie Chang, Andrea Emmanuelli, Ellen Park, Alison Macdonald, David Nicholson

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

1530
Study processes at the seafloor with autonomous landers: methods & applicationsAbstract Accepted

Anders Tengberg*, Mikhail Kononets, Per Hall

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

1527
Sensitivity analysis of the Carbon-Based Productivity Model (CbPM) in the Arabian SeaAbstract Accepted

Rupam Kalita, Aneesh Lotliker*

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

1352
Unveiling Biological Carbon Pump processes: Seasonal and Vertical Productivity Dynamics in the North Atlantic with BGC-Argo floatsAbstract Accepted

Marin Cornec*, Andrea Fassbender, Nina Buzby

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

1182
Contribution of water column particle composition to POC in oligotrophic waters of Western Pacific OceanAbstract Accepted

Yanxia Liu*

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

1068
The spatiotemporal dynamcis of the dissolved organic carbon in the North Pacific and its contribution to carbon exportAbstract Accepted

Jinpeng Zhou, Yibin Huang*

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

968
Observational insight into the mechanisms of submesoscale fronts modulating the carbon export to the mesopelagic oceansAbstract Accepted

Mingxian Guo*

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

942
Spatial and temporal variability in the Kuroshio Extension nutrient stream from BGC-Argo and repeat hydrographyAbstract Accepted

Sophie Clayton*

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

894
Biogeochemical-Argo floats reveal seasonality of the biological carbon pump influenced by the Lofoten Basin EddyAbstract Accepted

Daniel Koestner*, Sophie Clayton, Paul Lerner, Alexandra Jones-Kellett, Stevie Walker

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

865
ChinaPlanktonNet: Towards an AIoT-based in situ Imaging Network for Marine Plankton ObservationAbstract Accepted

Zekai Zheng, Zhenping Li, Kaijian Zheng, Jianping Li*, Chi Liu, Peng Liu, Yanjiao Lai, Boxue Wang, Junqiang Jiang, Liangpei Chen, Shunming Chen, Jiande Sun, Ming Zhu, Zhisheng Zhou, Haifeng Gu, Jixin Chen, Zhenghui Feng, Chuanlong Xie

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

863
Diel variation of Mesozooplankton in Ecotone of coral community: Based on high temporal resolution In Situ ImagingAbstract Accepted

Ziyi Wu, Xin Liu*, Bangqin Huang, Jixin Chen, Jianping Li, Zeqi Zhen

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

743
Episodic phytoplankton blooms in the low-latitude North Atlantic: causes and contributions to annual carbon sequestrationAbstract Accepted

Zhuowei Xu, Liuqian Yu*, Qing Li

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

704
Biogeochemical-Argo data suggest significant contributions of small particles to the vertical carbon flux in the subpolar North AtlanticAbstract Accepted

Bin Wang*, Katja Fennel

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

494
Changes in carbon cycling in the Weddell Sea seasonal ice zone revealed by biogeochemical-Argo floatsAbstract Accepted

Xiang Yang*, Pete Strutton, Cathryn Wynn-Edwards, Elizabeth Shadwick

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

376
Mesoscale eddy modulation of subsurface chlorophyll maximum layers in the South China SeaAbstract Accepted

Wenlong Xu, Guifen WANG*, Xuhua Cheng, Xiaogang Xing, Jianhuang Qin, Guidi Zhou, Long Jiang, Bingzhang Chen

#Session 21 - Leveraging Autonomous Platforms to Study Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Dynamics

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