[LTER-sbc_all] Fwd: SBC LTER research meeting 11-noon Friday Feb 3

[Margaret O'Brien]

Hi all -
We are recording these presentations and storing the MP4 along with the 
powerpoint files on the SBC server for anyone who is interested.

You can find them here:
sbclter > internal > Awards > LTER III_2012 > Planning & timelines > 
working groups > [GROUP NAME] > group_presentations

We are using the UCSB Zoom, which means that you can connect and listen 
in real time. This may be useful to those of you who are permanently off 
campus. Contact me if you want to try the Zoom link.

Caveats:
1. these zoom sessions are NOT intended to be online seminars! our goals 
are simply to capture discussions that might have been missed in written 
notes, and to give off-campus folks a way to listen in.
2. During the first session (carbonate_OA), the quality was adequate for 
hearing the the speaker and most questions from the audience, but you 
cannot see the slides at all.
3. There is no guarantee that someone on the zoom link can ask a 
question or participate in the discussion.
4. The meeting will not be delayed or paused due to difficulties with zoom.
5. Past performance is not an indicator of future results.

Margaret

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Margaret O'Brien
Information Management
Marine Science Institute, UCSB
Santa Barbara, CA 93106
805-893-2071 (voice)
http://environmentaldatainitiative.org
http://sbc.marinebon.org
http://sbc.lternet.edu

On 2/9/17 10:58 AM, reed wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I invite you to join us on *11-noon *Friday *Feb 10 *in the *MSRB 
> auditorium* for the second in a series of research presentations aimed 
> at assisting in planning for SBC LTER's renewal proposal.  We have 
> organized working groups around particular research themes relevant to 
> our project.  Each working group will present a synthesis of SBC 
> activities pertaining to their theme and lead a discussion on 
> promising areas for future research.
>
> Tomorrow's presentation led by Bob Miller will focus on processes 
> affecting the abundance and utilization of coastal plankton (the 
> schedule for all the presentations is shown below).  I hope you can 
> join us.
>
> Dan
>
> *WORKING GROUP* 	*GROUP LEADERS* 	*Presentation date*
> Coastal carbonate system: patterns, drivers and ecological 
> consequences 	Craig Carlson 	3-Feb
> Plankton: sources and drivers of coastal production 	Mark Brzezinski, 
> Bob Miller 	10-Feb
> Recycled nitrogen: sources, fluxes and utilization 	John Melack 	17-Feb
> Kelp forests: patterns and drivers of ecological structure and 
> function 	Dan Reed 	24-Feb
> Organic matter : movement and processing in the coastal zone 	Bob 
> Miller 	10-Mar
> Physical transport: processes affecting material exchange in the 
> coastal zone 	Dave Siegel, John Melack 	17-Mar
>
>
>
>
> Dan Reed
> Marine Science Institute
> University of California
> Santa Barbara, CA 93106 USA
> phone: 805-893-8363
>
>
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