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Appendix F Connecting Sea Grant With Users COLLABORATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS, CONT’D Institute of Zoophysiologie, University of Bonn, Germany Institute of Zoology, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan Instituto Nacional de Pesca Koror State Government Max-Planck Institut fur Polymerforschung The Fridtjof Nansen Institute, Polhgda, Norway New Zealand Ministry of Fisheries Pacific Biological Station, Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada Republic of Palau National Government Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada Behavioral Research Group Technical University of Denmark Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve Tokyo University of Fisheries, Japan Tungkang Marine Laboratory, Taiwan United Nations Food and Agriculture Association Universidad Autonoma de Baja California Sur Universidade da Coruna, Spain Universidade de Evora, Portugal Universidade de Vigo, Spain University of British Columbia, Canada University of Bristol, England University of Cape Town University of Copenhagen, Denmark University of Frankfurt, Germany Institute of Inorganic Chemistry University of Tokyo, Japan Weizmann Institute, Tel Aviv, Israel “A Hollow Wave” “Foremost among the beauties of the sea are the waves, with their constant and regular progression, their everlasting and monotonous roar, their dancing, flying foam which rises and falls, and rises again only to disappear upon the shore. Sometimes the billow lashes itself against the cliffs; but on low shores it sweeps back again to its bed, forming a thousand cascades, a thousand rivulets, a thousand sinuous rills. . . “ THE WORLD OF THE SEA – 1882 California Sea Grant: 1998-2003 44
Appendix G Producing Significant Results RESEARCH PROJECTS & PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS 1998 - 2002 1998 Coastal Ocean Research R/C-31PD Cohen SFEI Is Zebra Mussels’ Calcium Threshold Higher Than Reported? R/CZ-141 Dayton UCSD Effect of Spore Abundance on Recruitment and Maintenance of Subtidal Kelp Populations R/CZ-143 Epel SU Molecular Biomarkers for Detecting Pollution and Its Remediation R/CZ-154 Foin Collins Leopold UCD Characterizing Vegetation-Hydrology Interactions for Tidal Marsh Restoration R/CZ-145 Garrison Silver Tjeerdema UCSC Assessing Environmental Control of Domoic Acid Production by the Planktonic Diatom, Pseudo-nitzschia australis, in California Coastal Waters R/CZ-157 Griggs Seymour UCSC Coastal Cliff Erosion in San Diego County, California R/CZ-146 Hering CIT Speciation of Metal Inputs to Coastal Waters: Consequences for Metal Transport and Bioavailability R/CZ-148 Lafferty UCSB Safety and Efficacy of Green Crab Biological Control R/CZ-140 Levin Dayton UCSD Faunal Recovery in Restored Wetlands R/CZ-155 Mulligan Hankin Roelofs HSU Ecosystem and Restoration Analysis of the Smith River Estuary, California, with Emphasis on Anadromous Salmonids R/CZ-138 Mullin UCSD Interdecadal Change in California Current Zooplankton— Retrospective Analyses by Optical Plankton Counter R/CZ-144 Smith UCLA Domoic Acid Biosynthesis in Marine Diatoms: Biochemical Pathways and Environmental Regulation R/CZ-139 Stoddart Dietrich UCB Processes of Tidal Channel Morphological Evolution and Application to Wetland Restoration and Conservation R/CZ-158 Strong Andersen Olin UCD Initial Steps Toward Eradication of Alien Cordgrass from California Waters R/CZ-142 Tjeerdema UCSC Direct In Vivo Measurements of Enzyme Reaction Rates in Red Abalone as Indices of Sublethal Toxic Effects R/CZ-137 Welschmeyer SJSU The Effects of Coastal Fog on Planktonic Production and Food Web Structure R/CZ-136 Wright Hope SDSU A GIS-Based Monthly River Discharge Model for Coastal Watersheds in Southern California - Baja California Aquaculture Research & Development R/A-106 Doroshov Moberg UCD Enhancing Spawning Performance of White Sturgeon R/A-109 May UCD Preservation of Genetic Variation Within Aquacultural Stocks of the White Sturgeon R/A-105 Powers SU Genetic Engineering of Fish with Hemoglobins that Facilitate Survival under Oxygen Depleted Environments R/A-108 Snyder Chang UCD Biotechnological Techniques to Improve Crustacean Aquaculture Fisheries Research & Development R/F-33PD Block Dewar Stanford Aerobic Capacity, Physiological Ecology and Migratory Movements of Captive and Wild Pacific Bluefin Tuna R/F-169 Botsford Wilen Quinn UCD Bioeconomic Management Model of a Metapopulation: The Red Sea Urchin R/F-170 Burton UCSD Recruitment Patterns in Red Sea Urchins: A Population Genetics Approach R/F-174 Cailliet Coale MLML/SJSU Radiometric Age Validation of the Bocaccio Rockfish, Sebastes paucispinis R/F-172 Checkley Trivedi UCSD Realtime Assessment of Pelagic Fish Eggs at Sea R/CZ-156 Stolzenbach McWilliams UCLA Integrated Modeling of the Southern California Coastal Ocean: Biogeochemistry and Particulate Dynamics R/F-171 Forrester UCLA Trace Elemental Fingerprinting of Otoliths Using ICP-MS to Determine the Population Structure of Marine Fishes 45 Appendices
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Page 20 and 21: Conservation Biology Marine Protect
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Page 24 and 25: Aquaculture The Department of Comme
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Page 28 and 29: Marine Biotechnology Marine Biotech
Page 30 and 31: Seafood Technology Most of us take
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Page 36 and 37: Appendix A ADMINISTRATION Administr
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Page 42 and 43: Appendix E Integrated Program Compo
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