OCEAN SCIENCES SESSIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
O21A BCC:306 Tues 0830h
Dynamics of Ocean Circulation and Mixing
Presiding: M E Luther, Univ of South Florida
0830h O21A-01 Vertical Stretching Associated With Gulf
Stream Meanders and Vertical Velocity
Profile Across the Stream: *H Kim, D R Watts
0845h O21A-02 Mesoscale Ageostrophic Flow in Gulf Stream
Meanders Near 68~Lo~KW: *S D Howden, D R
Watts
0900h O21A-03 Long-Term Variability of the North Subarctic
Front Near the Charlie-Gibbs Fracture Zone: *I
Belkin, J Antonov, S Levitus
0915h O21A-04 Mesoscale Atmospheric Forecasts for the Kara
Sea: Case Studies: *W T Thompson, T L Kozo,
S J Lowe, J M Shelton, T J Kienitz, R W Fett
0930h O21A-05 Sea Ice Arches Across the Vilkitski Strait
at the Eastern Exit for Transport From the
Kara Sea: *T L Kozo, W T Thompson, S J Lowe,
J M Shelton, T J Kienitz, R W Fett, T C Pham
0945h O21A-06 Kara Sea Fall 1994 Ice Formation and
Movement Effects Observed in Satellite
Infrared and Microwave Data: *R W Fett, R E
Englebretson, T L Kozo
1000h Break
1030h O21A-07 Inferring Meridional Mass and Heat
Transports of the Indian Ocean by Combining
a General Circulation Model With
Climatological Data: *T Lee, J Marotzke
1045h O21A-08 Shape-Preserving Advection Algorithms for
Ocean and Atmospheric Flows Using an
Unstructured Triangular Mesh and Adaptive
Mesh Refinement: *S T Zalesak
1100h O21A-09 Variational Parameter Estimation in A
Long-Term Transport Model: *Z Yang, J M
Hamrick
1115h O21A-10 Numerical Study of Internal Waves Breaking
on Sloping Boundaries: *A Javam, J Imberger,
S W Armfield
1130h O21A-11 Damping of Internal Gravity Waves by
Small-Scale Turbulence: Theory And Experiment:
*D V Zaborskikh, V I Kazakov, L A Ostrovsky,
P A Matusov
1145h O21A-12 Spatial Scale Analyses for the
Texas-Louisiana Shelf Based on Hydrographic
Data: *Y Li, W D Nowlin, R O Reid
O21B BCC:307 Tues 0830h
Production and Fate of Atmospheric, Organic Halogens in the
Marine Environment I (joint with A)
Presiding: J H Butler, NOAA/CMDL; W T STURGES,
Univ of East Anglia
0830h O21B-01 Quantifying the Effect of the Ocean Upon
Atmospheric Trace Gases: *J H Butler
0845h O21B-02 Difficulties Associated With Measuring
Atmospheric Levels of Methyl Bromide and
Other Methyl Halides: *S A Montzka, J H
Butler, J W Elkins, S Yvon, A Clarke, J
Lobert, L Lock
0900h O21B-03 INVITED Bromine Latitudinal Air/Sea
Transect: An Investigation of Methyl Bromide
in the Marine Air and Surface Waters of the
Pacific and Atlantic Oceans: *J M Lobert, J H
Butler, S A Montzka, L S Geller, R C Myers,
J W Elkins
0915h O21B-04 INVITED Volatile Organic Compounds in UK
Estuaries Measured in Support of the
National Monitoring Programme: *M J Waldock,
V J Dawes
0930h O21B-05 INVITED Macroalgae: A Marine Source of
Atmospheric Bromomethanes: *K D Goodwin, W J
North, M E Lidstrom
0945h O21B-06 INVITED Methyl Chloride and Bromide
Production by Marine Phytoplankton: *R M
Moore, M Scarratt, Z Hu
1000h Break
1030h O21B-07 INVITED The Formation of Halocarbons by
Marine Micro-organisms: K Abrahamsson
1045h O21B-08 Marine Phytoplankton as a Natural Source of
Halocarbons: R M Moore, R Tokarczyk, *M E
Webb, R Wever
1100h O21B-09 INVITED Biogenic Organohalogen Release in
the High Arctic: *G F Cota, W T Sturges
1115h O21B-10 Flux of Organohalogens From the Ice-Covered
Arctic Ocean in Spring: *W T Sturges, P
Nightingale, S A Penkett, G F Cota, E Atlas,
S Schauffler, W H Pollock, L E Heidt
1130h O21B-11 Measurement of the Total Degradation Rate of
Methyl Bromide in Seawater: *D B King, C
Pilinis, E S Saltzman
1145h O21B-12 Chlorofluorocarbon Removal in Anoxic Marine
Waters: *J L Bullister, B S Lee
1200h O21B-13 INVITED Uncertainties in the Effect of the
Ocean on the Atmospheric Lifetime of Methyl
Bromide: *S A Yvon, J H Butler
1215h O21B-14 A Coupled Atmosphere-Ocean Modelling Study
of the Production and Loss of Methyl Bromide
and Methyl Chloride: *C E Reeves, R M Moore,
S A Penkett
O21C BCC:Hall C Tues 0830h
Sediment Transport Posters
Presiding: C Pirmez, LDEO
0830h O21C-01 POSTER A Model for Clinoform Development by
Sediment Advection-Diffusion: *C Pirmez, L F
Pratson, M S Steckler
0830h O21C-02 POSTER The Secondary Role of Sea Level in
Forming Slope Canyons: A Miocene Example Off
New Jersey: *G Mountain, K Miller,
Leg 150 Shipboard Party
0830h O21C-03 POSTER Further Analysis and Seismic/3.5
kHz/Bathymetric Ground-Truthing of SeaMARC
II Sonograms in NE Lofoten Basin and Bear
Island Fan, Norwegian Sea: P R Vogt, *J M
Gardner, K Crane, E Sundvor
0830h O21C-04 POSTER A Statistical Model for Calculating
Eolian Sand Transport Rates on Barrier
Islands: *T Y Lin, O H Pilkey, D M Bush
0830h O21C-05 POSTER Sediment Transport Processes on a
High-Tide-Range Mudflat: *L Xu, C E Adams,
J T Wells
0830h O21C-06 POSTER SEAMAP Acoustic Backscatter Imagery
and Bathymetry Along the Northern European
Continental Margin From Norway to Svalbard:
*J M Gardner, P R Vogt, J P Herring
O21D BCC:Hall C Tues 0830h
Quantitative Approaches to the Characterization of Gas Hydrate
in Marine Sediments Posters
Presiding: M Rowe, Naval Research Lab
0830h O21D-01 POSTER Lake Baikal: Gas Hydrate Character
in an Active Rift Lake: *D R Hutchinson, M W
Lee, C A Scholz, A J Golmshtok, A H Johnson
0830h O21D-02 POSTER Nature and Formation of Bottom
Simulating Reflectors at Vonvergent Margins
- Results From Offshore Costa Rica and Peru:
*I A Pecher, T A Minshull, S C Singh, R v
Huene
0830h O21D-03 POSTER Mapping Gas Hydrate Volumes Using
Amplitude Blanking in Seismic Data in the
Vicinity of Planned Drillsites Along ODP Leg
164, on the Blake Ridge: *R M Drury, W P
Dillon, D F Coleman, M W Lee
0830h O21D-04 POSTER Geophysical Evidence for Pathways of
Gas Escape From Submarine Gas Hydrates: *M M
Rowe, K M Fischer, J F Gettrust, J S Booth
0830h O21D-05 INVITED POSTER Geological Factors That
Concentrate Gas Hydrate on a Passive
Continental Margin: *W P Dillon, R M Drury,
D F Coleman, M W Lee
0830h O21D-06 POSTER Combined Vertical-Incidence and
Wide-Angle Seismic Study of a Gas Hydrate
Zone, Carolina Rise: *J Korenaga, W S
Holbrook, C K Paull
0830h O21D-07 POSTER Very High Resolution 2-D Seismic
Modeling of the Base of Methane Hydrate in
the Blake Ridge: *W T Wood, M M Rowe, J F
Gettrust
0830h O21D-08 POSTER A Database of Offshore Gas Hydrate
Samples: Summary and Salient Characteristics:
*J S Booth, M M Rowe, K M Fischer
0830h O21D-09 POSTER On the Amount of Methane in
Submarine Gas Hydrates: *G D Ginsburg, V A
Soloviev
0830h O21D-10 POSTER Source Sediment Estimates for
Methane Hydrate: Modeling of a Massive
Section: *K M Fischer, J S Booth
0830h O21D-11 POSTER Gas Hydrates, Methane Inventory, and
Sulfate Profiles: Predicting Methane Flux
and Gas Hydrate Occurrence From Sulfate
Profiles in Piston Cores: *W S Borowski, C K
Paul, W Ussler
0830h O21D-12 POSTER Role of Capillary Forces, Coupled
Flows, and Sediment-Water Depletion in the
Habitat of Gas Hydrate: *M B Clennell, M
Hovland, D Lysne, J S Booth
0830h O21D-13 POSTER Laboratory Testing of Gas Hydrates
in Marine Sediment: W J Winters, J S Booth,
D H Mason, R F Commeau, W P Dillon
O22A BCC:306 Tues 1330h
Air-Sea Fluxes
Presiding: R Barber, Univ of Delaware
1330h O22A-01 Structure of Turbulence at Different Scales
in the Marine Atmospheric Surface Layer: R S
Boppe, W L Neu
1345h O22A-02 A Model of the Effects of Horizontal Density
Gradients on Mixing Processes in the Oceanic
Surface Layer: *G Liu, G S Janowitz, D
Kamykowski
1400h O22A-03 Evolution of the Wind Driven Ekman Layer
Instability: *C Y Shen, T E Evans
1415h O22A-04 Characteristic Scales and Wave Energy
Cascade in a Wind, Wave, and Rain Coupling
System: *Y R Lee, J Wu
1430h O22A-05 An Experimental Study of the Effects of Rain
on Fine Structures of Wind Waves: *Z Yang, S
Tang, J Wu
1445h Break
1515h O22A-06 Evolution of Sea-Surface Roughness During
Wind Bursting: *S Tang, A Savchenko, R Barber,
J Wu
1530h O22A-07 An Air-Sea Interaction Process at Light Wind
Observed From a Coastal Tower: *A Savchenko,
S Tang, R Barber, J Wu
1545h O22A-08 Incorporating the Atmosphere's Variable
Radiative Properties Into Bulk Formulae of
the Ocean's Surface Energy Budget: *C Gilman
1600h O22A-09 Laboratory Measurements of Spume Drop
Production: *R Barber, M Anguelova, J Wu
1615h O22A-10 A Light Sheet for Studying Air-Sea
Interaction Processes: *M Anguelova, M Wo,
S Tang, J Wu
O22B BCC:307 Tues 1330h
Recent Drilling Results: ODP 151 Arctic-Atlantic Gateways and
ODP 152 East Greenland Margin I
Presiding: S O'Connell, Wesleyan University; M A Holmes,
Univ. of Nebraska, Lincoln
1330h O22B-01 Plate Tectonic Evolution of the Northern
Atlantic-Arctic Gateway: *A M Myhre, J Thiede
1345h O22B-02 Cenozoic North Atlantic-Arctic Gateway
Paleoceanography: *J Thiede, A M Myhre
1400h O22B-03 Bulk Sediment Parameter and Coarse Fraction
Analysis: Paleoceanographic Implications of
Fram Strait Sites 908 and 907, ODP Leg 151
(NAAG): *T C W Wolf-Welling, J Thiede, A M
Myhre
1415h O22B-04 INVITED Late Quaternary Climate and
Sea-Surface Variability in the North
Atlantic/Arctic Gateways: *J F McManus, C
Major
1430h O22B-05 INVITED Late Quaternary Stable Isotopic
Stratigraphy at ODP Leg 151 Site 910A,
Yermak Plateau, Arctic Ocean: Relations With
Barents Sea/Svalbard Ice Sheet History: *B P
Flower
1445h O22B-06 Late Cenozoic Organic-Carbon Flux and
Paleo-environment in the Arctic Ocean
Gateway Area: Results From ODP-Leg 151 and
Polarstern Cruise ARCTIC '91: *R Stein, C
Schubert, R Stax
1500h Break
1520h O22B-07 INVITED Microfaunal Evidence for Late
Pilocene Warm Oceanic Atlantic Water on the
Yermak Plateau, Eastern Arctic Ocean, From
ODP Leg 151, Site 910: *T M Cronin, R C
Whatley
1535h O22B-08 Pliocene and Quaternary Pollen Assemblages
From ODP Sites 910 and 911 (Leg 151), Yermak
Plateau, Arctic Ocean: *D A Willard
1550h O22B-09 INVITED Clay Mineral Response to the
Evolution of the East Greenland Margin:
Subaerial Weathering, Glauconitic
Hardgrounds, and Ice Rafting: *M A Holmes,
K A Heiden, P E Helland
1605h O22B-10 INVITED Cenozoic Sediments Drilled in the
Irminger Basin, ODP Leg 152: Implications
for Changes in Oceanography, Climate, and
Tectonics: T Vallier, *M A Holmes, P Clift, K
Israel
1620h O22B-11 Tectonic Versus Eustatic Controls on
Sedimentation on the East Greenland
Continental Margin: *P D Clift, J Turner
1635h O22B-12 Major- and Trace-Elements Geochemistry of
Eocene to Quaternary Sediments From off East
Greenland Margin, ODP Leg 152: *S Saito
1650h O22B-13 INVITED ODP Leg 162: North Atlantic-Arctic
Gateways II: *M E Raymo, E Jansen
O22C BCC:Hall C Tues 1330h
Production and Fate of Atmospheric, Organic Halogens in the
Marine Environment II Posters (joint with AT)
Presiding: L Geller, Univ. of Colorado
1330h O22C-01 POSTER Latitudinal Distribution of Sulfur
Hexafluoride in and Over the Atlantic and E
Pacific Oceans: *L Geller, J Lobert, J Butler,
R Myers, J Elkins
1330h O22C-02 POSTER Measurement of the Diffusivity of
Methyl Bromide in Pure Water and the
Solubility of Methyl Bromide in Seawater: *W J
De Bruyn, E S Saltzman
1330h O22C-03 POSTER Methyl Halides in the Marine Air and
Surface Waters of the Pacific and Atlantic
Oceans: *J M Lobert, J H Butler, S A Montzka,
L S Geller, R C Myers, J W Elkins
1330h O22C-04 POSTER Measurements of Methyl Chloride and
Methyl Bromide at Lake Washington and Two
Coastal Locations - Hood Canal, WA and
Saanich Inlet, BC, Canada: *X Bu, R H Gammon
1330h O22C-05 POSTER Methyl Iodide in the
Greenland/Norwegian Seas and the Tropical
Atlantic Ocean: Evidence for Photochemical
Production: *J D Happell, D W R Wallace
1330h O22C-06 POSTER Depth Profiles of Methyl Bromide and
CFC-12 in the Atlantic Ocean: *S A Yvon, J H
Butler, J M Lobert, L S Geller
1330h O22C-07 POSTER Production of Methyl Halides by
Axenic Cultures of the Marine Diatom
Phaeodactylum Tricornutum: *M G Scarratt, R M
Moore
1330h O22C-08 POSTER Marine Microbial Degradation of
Bromomethanes: *K D Goodwin, M E Lidstrom
1330h O22C-09 TITLE ONLY Long-Range Transport and Air-Sea
Exchange Organic Halogens: *V Koropalov
1330h O22C-10 INVITED POSTER Macroalgae as a Source for
Volatile Halogenated Organic Compounds in
the Polar Environment: *F Laturnus, C Wiencke
1330h O22C-11 INVITED POSTER Evidence of Naturally
Produced Chloroacetates in Precipitation: *A
Grimvall, L von Sydow, H Boren
O31A BCC:317 Wed 0830h
Evidence for Climate Change During Marine Stage 3 (joint with A)
Presiding: D Peteet, LDEO & NSAS/GISS
0830h O31A-01 INVITED Millennial-Scale Climate Shifts
During Marine Isotope Stage 3 in the North
Atlantic Ocean: *G Bond
0845h O31A-02 INVITED Multiple Continental Sources of
Heinrich Layer 3 Grains as Determined by Pb
Isotopic Analyses of Ice-Rafted Feldspars:
*R H Gwiazda, S R Hemming, W S Broecker
0900h O31A-03 Synchronous Oscillations in Tropical
Climatology and Deep Water Circulation
Throughout Marine Isotope Stage 3: *W B Curry,
D W Oppo
0915h O31A-04 INVITED Stage 3 in the Northeast Pacific:
Correlative With the Laurentide Ice Sheet?: *C
Sancetta
0930h O31A-05 INVITED Sea-Level Elevations, Shoreline
Positions, and Hudson Valley Migration
During Stage 3: Evidence From the New Jersey
Shelf: *J S Carey, G M Ashley, R E Sheridan
0945h O31A-06 INVITED Ice Core and Terrestrial Climate
Records During Stage 3: The Methane
Connection: T Sowers, E Brook
1000h Break
1020h O31A-07 INVITED Heinrich Events Recorded in Rock
Varnish From the Death Valley Region,
Southwestern USA: T Liu, *W S Broecker, R I
Dorn, I Hajdas, G Bonani
1035h O31A-08 INVITED Vegetation and Climate Change in
Stage 3: Pollen and Macrofossil Data From
Eastern North America: *D M Peteet, M L
Kneller
1050h O31A-09 A High-Resolution 10Be/230Th Study of
Heinrich Events Over the Last 30 kyr in a
North Atlantic Deep Sea Core: *S M Higgins,
R F Anderson, J F McManus, M Q Fleisher
1105h O31A-10 A Theory for Globally Synchronous Climate
Change on Millennial Time Scales: K A Maasch,
*T K Dupont
1120h O31A-11 Correlation of the Lake Baikal Palynological
Record With Ice Core Data and the SPECMAP
Marine Oxygen Isotope Record: *S J Fowell,
E V Bezrukova
1135h O31A-12 The Deep Labrador Sea Magnetic Record of
Millenial to Milankovitch Scale Ice
Sheet-Ocean Interactions During the Last
Climate Cycle: J E T Channell, *J S Stoner, C
Hillaire-Marcel
1150h O31A-13 Ice-Age Heinrich Event Caused by Comet
Hitting Icesheet: *P Fong
O31B BCC:Hall C Wed 0830h
Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology: Observations and Modeling
I Posters
Presiding: E T Weber, Univ of Michigan
0830h O31B-01 POSTER Late Miocene Dissolution of Skeletal
Grains and Dolomite in Southern Florida: *S D
Weedman
0830h O31B-02 POSTER Depositional Evolution of a
Carbonate Basin and Prograding Platform
(Lower Yangtze Sea) Between the Tethys and
Ancient Pacific Oceans: *R Pan, R M Boardman
0830h O31B-03 POSTER Interpreting Air Chemistry Records
at the South Pole: *W G Egan, A W Hogan
0830h O31B-04 POSTER Glacial-Holocene Calcareous Planktic
Microfossils and Paleoceanography in the
Northern South China Sea: *K Y Wei, T N Yang,
M Y Lee, C Y Huang, W Duan, C Chen
0830h O31B-05 POSTER Correlation of Coretop Delta~L18~KO
and Modern Salinity Gradients in the Arctic
Ocean: *S E Alderman, S J Lehman
0830h O31B-06 INVITED POSTER North Atlantic Deep Water
Variability During Stage 3: *D W Oppo, S J
Lehman, W B Curry, J Lynch-Stieglitz, R G
Fairbanks
0830h O31B-07 POSTER Bimodal Effect of the Interbasin
Atmospheric Moisture Flux on the
Thermohaline Circulation in an OGCM: *H Wang,
R C Thunell, J C Evans
0830h O31B-08 POSTER The Recent Eastern Arctic Ocean
Sedimentary Environment and Its Change
During the Late Quaternary: *M Wahsner, R
Stein, C Vogt
0830h O31B-09 POSTER Biogenic Barium and Opal in Arctic
Ocean Sediments - Do They Reflect
Paleoproductivity?: *D Nuernberg, C J
Schubert, R Stein, C Vogt
0830h O31B-10 POSTER Significance of Middle REE Depletion
in the Eolian Component of North Pacific
Sediments: *E T Weber, R M Owen, G R Dickens,
A N Halliday, C E Jones, D K Rea
0830h O31B-11 POSTER Magnesium and Strontium Composition
in the Calcitic Shell of the Marine Bivalve
Mytilus Edulis: Proxies for Paleotemperature
and Paleosalinity: *R T Klein, K C Lohmann,
C W Thayer
0830h O31B-12 POSTER Time Capsules With Enormous
Implications: A Unique, Very Old Microfossil
Record in a Relatively Young Margin, Bahamas:
*B H Lidz, D F McNeill
0830h O31B-13 POSTER Modelling the Effect of
Intermediate-Depth Circulation on Oceanic
Nutrient Distributions During the Last
Glacial Maximum: *D M Sigman, S J Lehman
0830h O31B-14 POSTER Paleoceanographic Variability
Recorded in the Composition of
Ferromanganese Concretions: *P A Knoop, R M
Owen, C M Morgan
O31C BCC:Hall C Wed 0830h
Recent Drilling Results: ODP 151 Arctic-Atlantic Gateways and
ODP 152 East Greenland Margin II Posters
Presiding: P Cliff, WHOI; A Myhre, Univ of Oslo
0830h O31C-01 POSTER Heat Flow in the North
Atlantic-Arctic Gateway: J A Hood, S Floyd,
A M Myhre, B Larsen
0830h O31C-02 POSTER Pliocene and Quaternary Sediments
From the Yermak Plateau, Arctic-Atlantic
Ocean: *E P Madea, L A Needleman, S O'Connell,
T W W Wolfe
0830h O31C-03 POSTER Clay Mineralogy of Miocene Sediments
From Fram Strait, Arctic-Atlantic: ODP Site
909: R Grover, S O'Connell, E Arnold
0830h O31C-04 POSTER Sedimentological Variations in Fram
Strait During the Pliocene and Quarternary,
Arctic-Atlantic Gateways, ODP Leg 151: J
Ranganathan, E M Ingraham, S O'Connell, T W W
Wolfe
0830h O31C-05 POSTER NW Coast of Spitsbergen and Yermak
Plateau Late Quaternary Sediments: Recording
the West Spitsbergen Current Activity and
Svalbard Glaciation: *C Vogt, J Knies, H
Grobe, R Stein
O32A BCC:317 Wed 1315h
The Last Interglacial
Presiding: S J Lehman, WHOI; G Bond, LDEO
1315h O32A-01 INVITED 20,000-Year Duration of Last Four
Interglacials: Reexamination of Evidence
From Devils Hole: *I J Winograd, J M Landwehr,
K R Ludwig, T B Coplen
1335h O32A-02 Evidence of Rapid Sea-Level Changes at the
End of Substage 5e in the Bahamas: P J Hearty,
*A C Neumann
1350h O32A-03 Variability of Boron Isotopic Compositions
in Modern and Last Interglacial Corals: *J
Gaillardet, C J Allegre
1405h O32A-04 INVITED Interglacial Conditions in the
Subpolar North Atlantic: *J F McManus
1425h O32A-05 North Atlantic Deep Water Variability During
the Last Interglaciation: *D W Oppo, M
Horowitz, S J Lehman
1440h O32A-06 High Resolution Stratigraphy of the Last
Interglacial: Climatic Implications Deduced
From High Latitude Marine Records: *H A Bauch,
H Erlenkeuser, R F Spielhagen, J Thiede, M S
Weinelt
1455h O32A-07 Amazon Continental Margin High Resolution
Records of the Penultimate Interglacial: *W J
Showers, B Genna, P Price
1510h O32A-08 INVITED Evidence for Changes in Deep Water
Circulation in the North Atlantic Ocean
During Last Interglaciation From Deep-Sea
Ostracode Faunas and Shell Geochemistry
(Mg/Ca): *T M Cronin, G S Dwyer, P A Baker
O32B BCC:Hall C Wed 1330h
Biogeochemical Cycling and Marine Geochemistry I Posters
Presiding: C Keppenne, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
1330h O32B-01 POSTER Solitary Waves of Vortices: *P
Lanzano
1330h O32B-02 TITLE ONLY The Comparison and Joint
Analyses of WESTRAX and "RAZREZY"
Hydrographic Data: G A Chepurin, J A Carton
1330h O32B-03 POSTER The Southern Oscillation and
Agricultural Commodity Futures: *C L Keppenne
1330h O32B-04 POSTER Possibility of Underestimate of
Pigment Density Using Ocean Color Sensors: *I
Asanuma, K Matsumoto, T Kawano, M Aoyama, M
Lewis, S McLean
1330h O32B-05 POSTER A Comparison of Dissolved Iodine
Cycling at the Bermuda Atlantic Time Series
Station and Hawaii Ocean Time-Series Station:
M L A Campos, T D Jickells, A M Farrenkopf,
G W Luther III
1330h O32B-06 POSTER Collecting Iron Samples From Well
Maintained Niskin Bottles Mounted on CTD
Rosette: *J Yuan
1330h O32B-07 POSTER Sulfur and Carbon Relationships in
Sediments Around Korea Peninsula: *B S Kim,
C B Lee
1330h O32B-08 POSTER Organochlorine Pesticide
Contamination in Selected Estuarine and
Coastal Marine Finfish and Shellfish of New
Jersey: *M J Kennish, B E Ruppel
1330h O32B-09 POSTER The Inter-American Institute for
Global Change Research (IAI): R W Corell, *P E
Filmer, V Richardson
O41A BCC:317 Thurs 0815h
Ice Cores: Paleoclimates and Glaciology (joint with A,H )
Presiding: C A Shuman, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center; J W C
White, INSTARR
0815h O41A-01 INVITED Late Glacial Stage and Holocene
Tropical Ice Core Records From Huascaran,
Peru: *L G Thompson, E Mosley-Thompson, M E
Davis, P N Lin, K A Henderson, J Cole-Dai,
J F Bolzan
0830h O41A-02 Global Climate Variability Over the Last
Millennium: What Do Ice Records Reveal?: *E
Mosley-Thompson, L G Thompson, M E Davis, P N
Lin, J Cole-Dai, J F Bolzan, T Yao
0845h O41A-03 INVITED The Oxygen Isotope Record From
Taylor Dome, Antarctica: *P M Grootes, E J
Steig, M Stuiver, E D Waddington, D L Morse
0900h O41A-04 36-Cl and 10-Be in the Taylor Dome Ice Core:
P Polissar, E Steig
0915h O41A-05 INVITED Time-Evolution of Climate
Variability in Central Greenland From the
GISP2 Deep Ice Core, and the 8.2 ka Event:
Instability in the Absence of Large,
Mid-latitude Ice Sheets: *R B Alley, G A
Spinelli, G A Zielinski, K C Taylor, C A
Shuman
0930h O41A-06 Rapid Termination of the Younger Dryas
Climate Event: The Influence of Ocean Heat
Flux on Greenland Climate: *A M Agustsdottir,
P J Fawcett, R B Alley
0945h O41A-07 Change in Seasonality in Central Greenland
Across the Younger Dryas - Preboreal Climate
Transition Arising From a Poleward Shift in
Winter Storm Tracks: *P J Fawcett, A M
Agustsdottir, R B Alley
1000h Break
1020h O41A-08 Deuterium Excess From the GISP2 Ice Core:
Potential for Correcting Paleotemperatures
From Isotopes in Ice Cores for Source Water
Temperature Changes: *J W C White
1035h O41A-09 GISP2 Oxygen Isotopes and the Role of the
Sun, Ocean, and Volcanoes: *M Stuiver, P M
Grootes, T F Braziunas
1050h O41A-10 INVITED Eastern Canada Fire History as
Recorded in the Greenland Ice Sheet Project
Two Ice Core: *K C Taylor, P A Mayewski, M S
Twickler, S I Whitlow, P Chylek
1105h O41A-11 The Origin of Folding in Ice Cores: *E D
Waddington, J F Bolzan, R B Alley
1120h O41A-12 Grain-Scale Processes Related to Folds in
the GISP2 Deep Ice Core: *R B Alley, A J Gow,
D A Meese
1135h O41A-13 Insoluble Particles in the GISP2 Ice Core
During The Younger Dryas: *M Ram, G M Koenig
1150h O41A-14 Composite Temperature Record From the
Greenland Summit: Synthesis of SSM/I
Brightness Temperatures and Multiple
Automatic Weather Station Records, 1987-1993:
*C A Shuman, M A Fahnestock, C R Stearns
O42A BCC:317 Thurs 1330h
How Does the Open Ocean Influence Coastal Processes
Presiding: J M Bane, UNC, Chapel Hill; J L Miller,
Old Dominion University
1330h O42A-01 INVITED Critical Aspects of the Shelf Break
in Cross-Shelf Transfer: *L P Atkinson, A
Valle-Levinson
1350h O42A-02 INVITED Coupling Between Open Ocean and
Coastal Water Masses: Evidence From Larval
Transport Studies: *R K Cowen, J A Hare
1410h O42A-03 INVITED Evidence of Open Ocean Internal
Wave Forcing of Destructive Harbor Seiches
at Menorca Island: *G S Giese, D C Chapman
1430h O42A-04 What Causes the Interannual-to-Decadal Sea
Level Fluctuations on the U.S. East Coast?: *W
Sturges, A J Clarke, X Liu
1445h O42A-05 The Simulation of the Barotropic Response of
Chesapeake Bay to the Coastal Sea Level
Forcing: *H V Wang, B H Johnson
1500h O42A-06 Meteorological Influences on Sea Level and
Water Temperature in the Lower Chesapeake
Bay: 1992: *A Valle-Levinson, M Paraso
1515h O42A-07 A Mechanism for Inter-estuary Coastal
Exchange: *J L Miller
1530h Break
1545h O42A-08 Sensitivity Analysis of an Optical Remote
Sensing Model: *A P Lamb, C R Bostater
1600h O42A-09 Ocean Inputs, Sedimentary Denitrification,
and a Nitrogen Budget for the Gulf of Maine:
*J P Christensen, D W Townsend
1615h O42A-10 Tidal Exchange Through a Narrow Inlet: *G
Wheless
1630h O42A-11 Model-Simulated Circulation Features in the
Southeastern Hawaiian Islands Area: *L C Sun
1645h O42A-12 Influence of the Kuroshio on the East China
Sea Northeast of Taiwan: *W Chuang, T Y Tang
1700h O42A-13 Surface Heat Flux and the Intrusion of the
Kuroshio on the Continental Shelf Northeast
of Taiwan: *Y Wang, W Chuang
O42B BCC:319 Thurs 1330h
Stability of Tropical SST: Present and Past (joint with A)
Presiding: C Charles, SIO/UCSD; W L Prell, Brown University
1330h O42B-01 Observations of Tropical Sea Surface
Temperatures From NOAA Operational
Satellites 1982-1994: *R Legeckis, T Zhu
1350h O42B-02 INVITED Individual Planktonic Foraminifera
Delta ~L18~KO Do Not Support a 5~Lo~KC
Cooling of tropical SSTs During the Last
Glacial: *C M Tang, L D Stott
1410h O42B-03 SST-D[Sr/Ca] Calibration for Two Porites
Coral Species With On-Site Continuous
Temperature Recording and Seawater [Sr/Ca]
Monitoring.: *T Lee, C Shen, C Chen, C
Wang, C Dai
1430h O42B-04 Delineating Proxy Records in Corals: *S R
Hart, A Cohen
1450h Break
1520h O42B-05 Climate Model Simulation of Tropical
Temperatures at the Last Glacial Maximum: *A J
Broccoli, C F Ip
1540h O42B-06 Tropical Pacific Sea Surface Temperatures
During the Last Glacial Maximum: *R C Thunell,
J Le, D Patrick, J Evans, D Anderson
1600h O42B-07 Sea Surface Temperature Estimates for the
Western Equatorial Pacific During the Late
Pleistocene: *J Le, R C Thunell, N J
Shackleton
1620h O42B-08 How Does Southern Water Move Into the North
Atlantic?: *G A Chepurin, J A Carton
O51A BCC:306 Fri 0830h
Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology: Observations and Modeling
II
Presiding: P B deMenocal, LDEO
0830h O51A-01 Changes in Ventilation of the Northeast
Pacific During the Last Deglaciation: *A
van Geen, R G Fairbanks, P Dartnell, M McGann,
J V Gardner, M Kashgarian
0845h O51A-02 Plio-Pleistocene Evolution of Surface Ocean
pCO~K2~L Inferred From POM Delta ~L13~KC: *M E
Raymo, M Horowitz, G Rau
0900h O51A-03 Late Pleistocene Productivity Driven Calcium
Carbonate Dissolution in the Central
Equatorial Pacific: *C W Knowlton, M Leinen
0915h O51A-04 Calcite Recrystallization in Deep-Sea
Sediments: The Influence of Authigenic
Celestite Precipitation on the Diagenetic
Environment for Calcite Recrystallization: *G
Hampt, M L Delaney, F M Richter
0930h O51A-05 Evidence for the Late Miocene-Middle
Pliocene Biogenic Bloom in North Pacific
Sediment: *G R Dickens, R M Owen
0945h O51A-06 Environmental Changes During the Early-Late
Maastrichtian Transition: *E Barrera
1000h Break
1020h O51A-07 Paleoenvironmental Implications of
Carbon-Oxygen Isotopic Trends in the Belt
Supergroup (Middle Proterozoic), Montana: *T D
Frank, T W Lyons, K C Lohmann, D Winston
1035h O51A-08 Vanadium in the Ocean: A Paleoseawater Record:
*D Hastings, S Emerson, J Erez
1050h O51A-09 A Comparative Study of Accumulation Rates
Derived by Th and He Isotope Analyses in the
Equatorial Pacific: *F Marcantonio, N Kumar,
M Stute, R F Anderson, P Schlosser
1105h O51A-10 Paleovegetation and Global Climate Change at
the Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary: A Global
Climate Modeling Study: *B L Otto-Bliesner,
G R Upchurch
1120h O51A-11 Latest Cretaceous Paleovegetation and Global
Climate: Comparison of Proxy and Model Data:
*G R Upchurch, B L Otto-Bliesner, C R Scotese
1135h O51A-12 Past Changes in Ocean Heat Transport and the
Implications for Global Warming Estimates: S
Sheth, M Chandler
1150h O51A-13 Fine Scale Records of Seawater 187Os/1860s:
*K W Burton, J L Birck, C J Allegre, R K
O'Nions
0830h O51A-14 TITLE ONLY Impact of Increased Weathering
Rates on the Global CO~K2~L Balance: J S
Compton, D J Mallinson
O51B BCC:317 Fri 0845h
East Coast Oceanography and Meteorology I (joint with A)
Presiding: C N K Mooers, OPRC/RSMAS/Univ of Miami; S Raman,
N Carolina State Univ
0845h O51B-01 INVITED The East Coast Forecast System, a
Progress Report: *G L Mellor
0905h O51B-02 Seasonal Variations of Sea Level Along The
U.S. East Coast: A Comparison Between
Observations and an Operational Ocean Model:
*T Ezer, G L Mellor
0920h O51B-03 Refined Bathymetry Experiments With NOAA
East Coast Feasibility Study Ocean Model: E J
Wei, R A Schmalz
0935h O51B-04 Towards an Operational Model of the
Circulation on the Eastern Canadian
Continental Shelf: *M Dowd, K R Thompson, J
Sheng, J Bobanovic
0950h O51B-05 INVITED Convective Overturning and Water
Mass Formation During Winter in the Gulf of
Maine: *W S Brown
1010h Break
1040h O51B-06 Forcing Mechanisms Responsible for Subtidal
Circulation in a Coastal Lagoon: *C D Janzen
1055h O51B-07 INVITED Export of Middle Atlantic Bight
Shelf Water Near Cape Hatteras: *J H
Churchill, P Hamilton, L J Pietrafesa, G L
Weatherly
1115h O51B-08 INVITED Coastal Upwelling and Its Relation
to Hypoxia in the New York Bight: *S Glenn,
M Crowley
1135h O51B-09 INVITED A Cyclonic Boundary Eddy System
Along the Florida Keys - Physics and
Potential Impacts on Regional Transport
Processes: T N Lee, *C G Rooth
1155h O51B-10 Update on the Straits of Florida
Nowcast/Forecast System (SFNFS): *C N K
Mooers, D S Ko
O52A BCC:305 Fri 1315h
Biogeochemical Cycling and Marine Geochemistry II
Presiding: M J Kennish, Rutgers University
1315h O52A-01 Comparison of Factors Determining
Phytoplankton Microstructure in a
Bio-physical Oceanic Model: *A W Palowitch, H
Salmun, A Brandt
1330h O52A-02 Planktonic Foraminiferal Response to
Physical Forcing in the Santa Barbara Basin:
*E Kincaid, R C Thunell, J Le, D Anderson
1345h O52A-03 Differences in Physical-Biological Coupling
in Turbulent Mixing and Upwelling Regimes:
*T R Keen, D K Young
1400h O52A-04 Particulate Fluxes, Pb-210 and Po-210
Measured From Sediment Trap Samples in a
Canyon off Northeastern Taiwan: G W Hung, *Y
Chung
1415h O52A-05 The Fallout Isotope ~L207~KBi in a Delaware
Salt Marsh and Its Application to Sea Level
Geochronology: *G Kim, N Hussain, T M Church
1430h O52A-06 Radioactive Disequilibria Among Ra-226,
Pb-210, and Po-210 in the Sea off
Northeastern Taiwan: Y M Wu, *Y Chung
1445h Break
1515h O52A-07 ~L230~KTh-~L232~KTh Systematics in Seawater:
In Seawater: Source and Fate of Thorium: *M
Roy-Barman, J H Chen, G J Wasserburg
1530h O52A-08 Coupled Geochemical Records of Early
Diagenesis: Radionuclide Trends and Pathways
of Sulfidation and Organic Remineralization:
*T W Lyons, M Kashgarian
1545h O52A-09 Modeling Groundwater Flow Into the NE Gulf
of Mexico Based on Excess ~L222~KRn Tracer
Studies: *J E Young, W C Burnett, G Weatherly,
G Bugna, J P Chanton
1600h O52A-10 Groundwater Seepage as a Source of Methane
to the NE Gulf of Mexico: *G C Bugna, J P
Chanton, W C Burnett, J E Young, D R Corbett,
P H Cable
1615h O52A-11 Modelling the Oceanic N~K2~LO Distribution
and Sea-Air Flux: Simulations With an Ocean
General Circulation Model: *P Suntharalingam,
J L Sarmiento
1630h O52A-12 Global Ocean Primary and Export Particulate
Organic Carbon Production Determined Using
CZCS Data: *R L Iverson, W E Esaias
1645h O52A-13 Modeling the Ocean Carbon Sink With a
Nonlinear Convolution Model: *H S Kheshgi,
B S White
O52B BCC:310 Fri 1330h
Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology: Observations and Modeling
III
Presiding: W Showers, N Carolina State Univ
1330h O52B-01 Holocene Sedimentation Rates on the Southern
Chilean Continental Margin: A Leventer, *S
Ishman, J Stravers, S Aavang
1345h O52B-02 Intercentennial Oscillations in
Temperature-Proxy Records and Implications
for Recent Climate Change: *N Mahasenan, R G
Watts
1400h O52B-03 Signal Detection in Climate Time Series:
Robust Red-Noise Confidence Level
Determination in Multitaper Spectral Analysis:
*M E Mann, J Lees
1415h O52B-04 Paleolimnology of Yuen-Yang Lake According
to Isotopic Composition of Organic Carbon: *H
Yeh, W Kao, S Chan
1430h O52B-05 The Sun, Global Temperature, and El-Nino: *H H
Kim
1445h Break
1515h O52B-06 Constancy of Latitudinal P-E Pattern in AGCM
Climate Change Simulations: W Ohfuchi
1530h O52B-07 INVITED Climate Change and the
Triassic-Jurassic Mass Extinctions: *P E
Olsen
1550h O52B-08 Modelling Mesozoic Precession-Forced Cyclic
Stratigraphy Using Frequency Modulation
Analysis: *L A Hinnov, J Park
1605h O52B-09 An Asynchronously Coupled Energy Balance-Ice
Sheet Model: *R S Steen, T S Ledley
1620h O52B-10 Sr Isotopes at the Permian/Triassic
Boundary: A Record of Climate Change: *E E
Martin, J D Macdougall
1635h O52B-11 Mid-Maastrichtian Faunal Turnover of
Planktic Foraminifera at El Kef: *L Li, G
Keller
O52C BCC:317 Fri 1330h
The Eocene/Oligocene Transition (joint with A)
Presiding: M R Rampino, New York University; W Berggren, WHOI
1330h O52C-01 The Eocene/Oligocene Boundary: Definition,
Correlation, and Age Estimate(s): *W A
Berggren
1350h O52C-02 INVITED Late Paleogene Calcareous
Nannoplankton Evolution: *M P Aubry
1405h O52C-03 INVITED The Eocene-Oligocene Transition at
High Latitudes: Benthic Foraminifera,
Sediments, and Stable Isotopes: *E Thomas, R
Zahn, L Diester-Haass
1420h O52C-04 The Eocene-Oligocene Transition in the US
Continental Interior: Evidence From
Paleobotany: *K M Gregory
1435h O52C-05 INVITED The Late Eocene/Early Oligocene
Deep Sea Sediment Record of Continental
Glaciation, Ocean Productivity, and Deep
Water Circulation and Chemistry: J C Zachos,
K Salamy, T M Quinn, L Diester-Haass
1455h O52C-06 INVITED Eocene-Oligocene Global Climate,
Eustatic, and Regional Sedimentation
Changes: The Icehouse Turns the
"Siliciclastic Switch": *K G Miller, S Pekar,
C Liu, J V Browning, D K Pak
1510h Break
1530h O52C-07 Stratigraphic Signature of the
Eocene-Oligocene Climate Change on the
Continental Margin of SW Africa: M Seranne
1545h O52C-08 From Carbonate Ramps to Clastic
Progradation: Morphology and Stratigraphy of
Continental Margins During Tertiary Global
Change: *M S Steckler, M Seranne, L Lavier
1600h O52C-09 INVITED Sea Water Osmium Isotopic
Composition Changes Around the
Eocene-Oligocene Boundary: The Relation to
Global Tectonics and Volcanism: *K K Turekian,
W J Pegram, K A Farley, F T Kyte
1615h O52C-10 Did a Comet Shower Occur at the Time of the
Eocene/Oligocene Transition?: *M R Rampino
1630h O52C-11 INVITED Paleoenvironmental Effects of the
Chesapeake Bay Bolide Impact (Late Eocene):
*C W Poag
1645h O52C-12 Upper Eocene Tektites of the New Jersey
Continental Margin: Deposited From Single
Impact: *C M G McHugh, C Pirmez, S W Snyder
O52D BCC:Hall C Fri 1330h
East Coast Oceanography and Meteorology II Posters (joint
with A)
Presiding: F Aikman, NOAA/NOS
1330h O52D-01 POSTER CoastWatch Satellite-Derived Sea
Surface Temperature Imagery of the U.S. East
Coast: *P Clemente-Colon, W Pichel
1330h O52D-02 POSTER Seasonal Evolution of the Gulf of
Maine Climatological Hydrographic Structure:
1970-1989: *F L Bub, W S Brown
1330h O52D-03 POSTER On the Salinity Distribution Across
the Mouth of a Coastal Plain Estuary: *K C
Wong
1330h O52D-04 POSTER Wind-Induced, Low-Frequency
Circulations Over the Texas-Louisiana Shelf:
*C Chen, R O Reid, W D Nowlin
1330h O52D-05 POSTER Data Assimilation on the Open
Boundary: *I Shulman
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