Tuesday

Session 1 : Updates from International initiatives

Ward, B.: Surface Ocean Lower Atmosphere Study (SOLAS): Air-sea interface and fluxes of mass and energy

Johannessen T. : ICOS Ocean Thematic Center a tool to secure long term funding for ocean carbon system observation systems    Johannessen_Air-sea-gas_workshop2016

Bakker D. : The Surface Ocean CO₂ Atlas (SOCAT) enables quantification of the ocean carbon sink and ocean acidification   Bakker_Air-sea-gas_workshop2016

Shutler J.: The ESA OceanFlux Greenhouse Gases Evolution project Shutler_Air-sea-gas_workshop2016

Session 2 : Regional processes in time and space

Bell T. : DMS emissions from coral exposed to air   Bell_Air-sea-gas_workshop2016

Schlunegger S. : Strengthening trade winds and an enhanced Equatorial Pacific carbon source   Schlunegger_Air-sea-gas_workshop2016

Ribas Ribas M. : Filling the gap of in situ CO₂ fluxes during low wind conditions   Ribas-Ribas_Air-sea-gas_workshop2016

Shutler J. : The other CO₂ problem from a different angle: Studying Ocean Acidification using satellite Earth observation   Shutler_Air-sea-gas_workshop2016_2

Session 3 : Resolving differences and exploiting linkages between regional and global air-sea exchange

Ho D. : Are open-ocean wind speed/gas exchange parameterizations applicable to coastal and inland waters?

Klein A. : On the fetch dependency of air-water gas exchange  Klein_Air-sea-gas_workshop2016

Woolf D. : The importance and challenges of regional scale analyses   Woolf_Air-sea-gas_workshop2016

Boutin J. : Hourly to decadal variability of sea surface carbon parameters in the north western Mediterranean Sea  Boutin_Air-sea-gas_workshop2016

Wanninkhof R. : The effect of changing wind speeds on global air-sea CO₂ fluxes  Wanninkhof_Air-sea-gas_workshop2016

Roedenbeck C. : Constraining sea-air CO2 fluxes from surface-ocean carbon data   Roedenbeck_Air-sea-gas_workshop2016

Session 4 :  Posters session

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