Plenary Session: Marginal sea biogeochemical cycling in the Anthropocene - OCB2023

Plenary Session: Marginal sea biogeochemical cycling in the Anthropocene
Chairs: Xinping Hu, Emily Osborne, Matheus Fagundes
Session Introduction (Xinping Hu, TAMU-CC; Emily Osborne, NOAA/AOML)
Processes & Opportunities in Marginal Sea Systems (Moderator: Matheus Fagundes)
Marginal seas as carbon sinks during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal
Maximum (Nina Papadomanolaki, CEREGE, France) (virtual)
Abating marginal sea eutrophication, hypoxia and implications for nutrient management (Hongjie Wang, Univ. Rhode Island)
Metabolic alkalinity generation in adjacent zones of the North Sea (Mona Norbisrath, Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon)
Quantifying intended and unintended human impacts on the carbon cycle of marginal seas (Brendan Carter, NOAA/PMEL)
The Black Sea as an analogue for Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (Sophie Gill, Isometric) (virtual)
Group question session
-Regional Perspectives of Marginal Sea Systems (Moderator: Xinping Hu)-
Biogeochemical cycling in the Mediterranean Sea (Marta Álvarez, Spanish Institute of Oceanography)
Drivers, dynamics, and impacts of changing carbon cycles in the Arctic marginal seas (Zhangxian Ouyang, University of Delaware)
Dynamics of C and N in the marginal seas of the western Pacific (Kitack Lee, Pohang University of Science and Technology)
Surface water CO2 variability in the Gulf of Mexico (Andrea Kealoha, Univ. Hawai’i) (virtual)
Group question session
Panel discussion (Moderator: Matheus Fagundes, Univ. Georgia)
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