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west coast ocean acidification 2016 cruise skip to content west coast ocean acidification 2016 cruise menu home gallery about the science collaborators noaa oap facebook noaa oap twitter noaa pmel youtube oa channel goodbye for now journey s end the noaa ship ronald brown at the us coast guard seattle base june 7 2016 photo credit meg chadsey two days after our return to land we wanted to give the 2016 west coast ocean acidification cruise blog a final send off we being the leg 2 at sea bloggers spencer meghan and katie aka smk and shore based editor meg it s been an incredible experience to explore and learn along with the scientists on board and we ve greatly enjoyed sharing the experiences of this ship with you continue reading goodbye for now share this tweet email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading author spencer showalter posted on june 9 2016 june 23 2016 categories reflections summary tags final impressions week 5 3 comments on goodbye for now a preliminary view of the 2016 noaa west coast ocean acidification cruise results introduction the noaa ocean acidification program oap west coast cruise was conducted in the coastal waters of baja california california oregon washington and british columbia during the spring of 2016 5 may 7 june figure 1 the oceanographic conditions during this cruise varied significantly from those observed in this region during our last noaa ocean acidification cruise in the summer of 2013 continue reading a preliminary view of the 2016 noaa west coast ocean acidification cruise results share this tweet email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading author richardfeely posted on june 9 2016 june 23 2016 categories photos summary tags final impressions week 5 1 comment on a preliminary view of the 2016 noaa west coast ocean acidification cruise results 35 sunsets later closing thoughts after 35 days at sea replaying the following video 35 times will give you a rough idea we thought we would ask each member of the scientific team what their experience was like rather than write a one sided view of an individual s experience continue reading 35 sunsets later closing thoughts share this tweet email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading author spencer showalter posted on june 8 2016 june 23 2016 format video categories reflections videos tags final impressions week 5 1 comment on 35 sunsets later closing thoughts tracking ocean acidification across political boundaries noaa hakai institute collaboration the pacific ocean has no borders however tracking ocean conditions across political borders requires coordination and collaboration the hakai institute s two coastal ecological observatories are situated almost perfectly at the center of the british columbia sized geographical gap between washington and alaska with scientific facilities on both calvert and quadra islands in british columbia the hakai institute is uniquely placed to add a canadian complement to noaa s ocean acidification monitoring in us waters continue reading tracking ocean acidification across political boundaries noaa hakai institute collaboration share this tweet email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading author norakatiedouglas posted on june 7 2016 june 23 2016 categories carbon dioxide monitoring videos tags burke o lator canada hakai institute monitoring partnerships week 5 1 comment on tracking ocean acidification across political boundaries noaa hakai institute collaboration waxing poetic about science if you ve been following this blog for the last month as our intrepid group sails along the west coast you ve probably read quite a few detailed posts describing our sampling procedures measurement techniques and experimental designs talking about our work is part of the job even so sometimes we scientists can get a bit stuck in our ways and when we are asked to step away from the tried and true journals seminars and scientific reports that we routinely use to talk about our research funny things happen a few days ago the blog team challenged our fellow scientists to a research haiku contest it didn t take long to discover that condensing our research into 17 syllables can be quite a task yet our fellow scientists proved themselves worthy to the task continue reading waxing poetic about science share this tweet email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading author norakatiedouglas posted on june 7 2016 june 23 2016 categories reflections tags final impressions haiku week 5 leave a comment on waxing poetic about science what would you name the ctd you ve seen the ctd in action in ring around the rosette and read about all the different types of samples we take but for all the incredible scientific opportunities the ctd provides we still don t have a name for her or him the ctd posing majestically on the deck at sunset photo credit meghan shea we asked scientists onboard for their suggestions continue reading what would you name the ctd share this tweet email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading author meghan shea posted on june 7 2016 june 23 2016 categories reflections tags ctd week 5 4 comments on what would you name the ctd the basics on alkalinity acidification is about more than just ph this post will explain how seawater alkalinity affects the balance of all of the carbon containing molecules aka carbon species in this national resource council graphic if you ve been following this blog you re probably pretty familiar with ocean acidification by now but figuring out what s going on with the ocean chemistry is not actually as simple as just measuring the ph continue reading the basics on alkalinity share this tweet email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading author spencer showalter posted on june 6 2016 june 8 2016 categories carbon dioxide j scope ph tags alkalinity carbonate chemistry week 5 2 comments on the basics on alkalinity scoping out copepods jonna engström öst and olivier glippa examining net samples under the microscopes photo credit meghan shea among the biologists onboard the noaa ship ronald h brown are dr jonna engström öst and dr olivier glippa from the novia university of applied sciences in finland as we mentioned in another post one of the zooplankton groups being examined on this cruise is copepods small crustaceans of the subclass copepoda continue reading scoping out copepods share this tweet email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading author spencer showalter posted on june 5 2016 february 11 2018 categories ecology zooplankton tags copepods food web plankton week 5 leave a comment on scoping out copepods pterotomics the molecular machinery of pteropods kevin johnson searches for pteropods in the sample collected from a net tow photo credit meghan shea the nighttime bongo tows see the scoop from the zooplankton nets provide a wealth of organisms for the biologists aboard the noaa ship ronald h brown to study from krill and crabs to copepods and pteropods researchers aboard the brown are interested in one unifying question how will ocean acidification change the distribution and abundance of these organisms continue reading pterotomics the molecular machinery of pteropods share this tweet email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading author spencer showalter posted on june 4 2016 june 8 2016 categories ecology phytoplankton pteropods zooplankton tags genes pteropods week 5 leave a comment on pterotomics the molecular machinery of pteropods harmful algal blooms why do we care chlorophyll along the west coast during july 2015 the largest harmful algal bloom on record chlorophyll represents both toxic and non toxic species photo credit noaaclimate gov by now you ve heard of harmful algal blooms wreaking havoc along the california current system but what are these algal blooms actually doing that is so harmful continue reading harmful algal blooms why do we care share this tweet email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading author spencer showalter posted on june 4 2016 june 23 2016 categories ecology habs monitoring phytoplankton tags food web pseudo nitzschia week 5 1 comment on harmful algal blooms why do we care posts pagination page 1 page 2 page 5 next page subscribe to blog via email enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email email address subscribe join 99 other subscribers cruise photo gallery recent posts goodbye for now a preliminary view of the 2016 noaa west coast ocean acidification cruise results 35 sunsets later closing thoughts tracking ocean acidification across political boundaries noaa hakai institute collaboration waxing poetic about science archive week 1 week 2 week 3 week 4 week 5 categories carbon dioxide cetaceans whales and dolphins ecology exploratorium habs j scope microbiology monitoring national 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