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ocean biogeochemistry E Boss with K Johnson and H Claustre Introduction what are profiling floats What science are they used for Currentupcoming activities associated with biogeochemical floats. Steven Jayne, . Breck. Owens and P.E. Robbins. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Jim . Dufour. , MRV Systems. Elizabeth . Sanabia. , US Naval Academy. In collaboration with . US . Air Force . Reserve . NOAA Climate Observation Division. 8th Annual PI Meeting and Workshop . The U.S. Argo Float Consortium. D. . Roemmich. (SIO), S. Riser (UW), G. Johnson (PMEL), B. Owens (WHOI), S. . Garzoli. and C. . What FLOATS your BOAT? What FLOATS your BOAT? Islamorada Chamber of Commerce’s 24th ANNUAL • FLORIDA KEYSon the beach at Founders Park Art Food Fun Cars ArtFoodFun Saturday Mudly Eud Ingredients of an ocean observing system. Dean . Roemmich. Co-Chair, Argo Steering . Team. Presented at the 13. th. meeting of the Argo Steering Team, Paris, March 2012. Motivation. Any major expansion of Argo (Deep Ocean, Biogeochemical, Boundary Currents, Coastal) will have most of the same basic “ingredients” as the original program.. Eos,Vol.85,No.19,11 May 2004 Argo Profiling Floats Bring NewEra of In Situ Ocean Observations PAGES 179,190 Air - Steven Jayne, Breck Owens, & Pelle Robbins Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution In collaboration with Jim Dufour at MRV Systems Airborne eXpendable BathyThermograph • Goal is to develo SALINITY. Stephen . Riser. Jessica Anderson. University of . Washington. riser@ocean.washington.edu. NASA . SST . Science Team Meeting . October 29, 2013. [ Acknowledgements to NASA, NOAA, NSF, ONR ]. Eos,Vol.85,No.19,11 May 2004 Argo Profiling Floats Bring NewEra of In Situ Ocean Observations PAGES 179,190 Steven Jayne, . Breck. Owens and P.E. Robbins. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Jim . Dufour. , MRV Systems. Elizabeth . Sanabia. , US Naval Academy. In collaboration with . US . Air Force . Reserve . O. cean from . R. emo. T. e.  . S. ensing . EXPORTS Writing Team. : . Mike . Behrenfeld. (OSU), Claudia Benitez-Nelson (. USoCar. ), Emmanuel Boss (. UMaine. ), Mark Brzezinski (UCSB), Ken Buesseler (WHOI), Adrian Burd (UGA), Craig Carlson (UCSB), Eric . Abstract:. . NOAA’s focus on developing/improving operational coupled ocean-atmosphere modeling and ecological forecasting requires establishing the data stream for addressing bio-physical feedback mechanisms and global ocean coupled physical-biogeochemical modeling. A. Oceanography Vol 16 No 4/2003SpecialIssueOcean Observationsof the Global Ocean Observing SystemThis article has been published in Oceanography Volume 16 Number 4 a quarterly journal of The Oceanogra A: Sunlight – Producers require sunlight for photosynthesis. Ocean life is determined by many factors:. B: Temperature – most animals live near the surface where it is warmer. Ocean life is determined by many factors:. GeOCAPI. ). Proposal. for . Earth. -Explorer 9. , European . Space Agency (ESA. ), 24 June 2016 . David Antoine & . David . Doxaran. *. Laboratoire d’Océanographie de Villefranche UMR 7093 CNRS / UPMC.