Ocean Sciences Meeting 2018
OSNAP related talks at Ocean Sciences 2018 Monday, February 12, 2018; 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Oregon Convention Center; Poster Hall PL14A-1754: Labrador Sea Water formation and its relationship to…
LabSea2020 – A new international cooperative research program in the Labrador Sea.
by Doug Wallace, Dalhousie University and Brad deYoung, Memorial University The Labrador Sea, off the east coast of Canada (see figure), is one of the few places where the deep…
The 2017 Irminger Sea Regional Science Workshop
by Penny Holliday In early November scientists from both sides of the Atlantic travelled to the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, UK to spend two days discussing new findings and…
The Ocean Takes a Deep Breath
by Brad deYoung A team of scientists from across the country is studying how the ocean breathes. They are studying the exchange of gases, carbon dioxide and oxygen, in the…
Studying the ocean, where there is no ocean
by Xianmin Hu I have been in Edmonton for almost ten years (PhD study and then postdoc of University of Alberta). When I tell people I am studying (physical) oceanography,…
OSNAP Challenge 2017
In the summer of 2016, the OSNAP team collected data from the full array for the first time. Prior to publishing the first estimate of the meridional overturning circulation (MOC)…
Extended Ellett Line research cruise and Subpolar North Atlantic transport
By Elizabeth Comer In my last blog a year ago I mentioned I would be going to sea for the Extended Ellett Line (fig. 1) annual research cruise, which is…
OSNAP at EGU
April 23-28, 2017 in Vienna, Austria Meeting Website Monday, 24 Apr 2017 The North Atlantic: natural variability and global change (co-organized) OS1.2/AS1.20/CL1.29 Oral Presentations: Location: Room D2 On the Nature…
Deep-water masses in the Subpolar North Atlantic, where do they occur and what are the physics behind them?
by Patricia Handmann In October 2014 I started my PhD at GEOMAR and Kiel University. I was coming from KIT (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology ), where I studied experimental and…
Observed southward spreading of the Iceland Scotland Overflow Water along the eastern flank of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge
by Sijia Zou In the past a few months, I have been working on identifying the spreading pathways of Iceland Scotland Overflow Water (ISOW) in the eastern North Atlantic, with…