NF-POGO Centre of Excellence Year 2 Report

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2.3 Course ModulesThe course modules presented as part of the NF-POGO CofE were based on the long-term timeseries work conducted at BIOS for the last 50+ years. Located in the Sargasso Sea, the CofEbenefits from the location of BIOS and its eight long-term ocean, atmospheric, and near-shoreobservational programs:Hydrostation “S”, the longest, year-round database at onepoint in the open ocean;The Bermuda Atlantic Time-series Study (BATS);The Oceanic Flux Program (OFP);The Bermuda Microbial Observatory;The Bermuda Bio-Optics Program;The Bermuda atmospheric monitoring programs (e.g., basedon AEROCE);The Global CO 2 /Ocean Acidification Programme;The Marine Environmental Programme (MEP), a network of nearshore research;The Bermuda Environmental Quality Program, with a focus on local and globalwater/atmospheric systems.6
The dates, titles, and instructors of the modules were:11 – 21 Sept Core SkillsDr. Gerald Plumley (BIOS)General OceanographyDrs. Kristen Buck, Jerome Aucan, Andreas Anderson, RobertCondon and Michael Lomas (all from BIOS)31 Aug – 4 Sept Ocean Observatories: Ecological, Physical, and Climate Modeling:(Powersim)Dr. Thomas Anderson, Southampton University14 Sept – 2 Oct Chemical/Atmospheric ObservatoriesDr. Kristen Buck (BIOS)12 – 23 Oct Use of Satellites, Ocean Color, Pigments, and Models of PhytoplanktonPhysiological Ecology in Long-term Ocean MonitoringDrs. Trevor Platt and Shubha Sathyendranath, DalhousieUniversity and Plymouth Marine LabLab; Dr. Heather Bowman, Oxford University, and Dr. GeorgeWhite, Bedford Institute of Oceanography26 Oct – 6 Nov Ocean Data ManagementDr. Murray Brown, Intergovernmental OceanographicCommission, Paris, France9 – 27 Nov Moored ObservatoriesDr. Maureen Conte, BIOS30 Nov – 18 Dec Physical Oceanographic ObservatoriesDr. Jerome Aucan (BIOS)4 – 22 Jan Biological Oceanographic ObservatoriesDrs. Michael Lomas and Robert Condon (BIOS)1 – 19 Feb Ocean Cycle/Ocean Acidification ObservatoriesDr. Andreas Andersson, BIOS22 Feb – 12 Mar Organic Pollutants in the Marine EnvironmentDr. Andrew Peters (BIOS)Scholars receive certificates following successful completion of the Ocean Data Managementmodule.7
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