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CREATED:20200825T124311
SUMMARY:The Synoptic Arctic Survey Webinar, A New Arctic Emerging
LOCATION:Online
DESCRIPTION:The Synotic Arctic Survey (https://iasc.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=
 cc1166cc274e21e28825540d6&id=1a25249018&e=cd5a861bd4) (SAS) is stil
 l going strong despite the situation with Covid-19. On this occasion, we wo
 uld like to bring you up to speed on the status of the Arctic Ocean and of 
 SAS and hereby invite you to join the Synoptic Arctic Survey’s fall Webinar
  “A New Arctic Emerging” on September 2, 15:00 – 17:00 (UTC +2).\nThis Webi
 nar will address the Arctic Ocean in response present and future climate ch
 ange with focus on marine physical, biogeochemical, and ecological processe
 s, and emphasizes the underlying question behind SAS's science plan (https:
 //iasc.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=cc1166cc274e21e28825540d6&id=
 c7fe25ff7a&e=cd5a861bd4): What are the present state and major ongoing 
 transformations of the Arctic marine system? \nThere will be three solicite
 d talks with room for questions and discussions:\n\n -  Dr. Andrey Proshuti
 nsky (WHOI) - Freshwater in the Beaufort Gyre; accumulation, release proces
 ses, and their influence on Arctic circulation and climate.\nDr. Proshutins
 ky is a physical oceanographer at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution 
 (WHOI) and has worked with observations and modeling of the Arctic Ocean si
 nce 1976. He is PI of the AOMIP and FAMOS projects, and since 2003 leads an
 d participates in the Arctic Ocean Network (AON) projects exploring the Bea
 ufort Gyre climate system. \n \n - Dr. Ryan Woosley (MiT) - Freshening of t
 he western Arctic and the impacts on anthropogenic carbon uptake potential.
 \nDr. Woolsey is a marine physical chemist at the Department of Earth Atmos
 pheric and Planetary Sciences at MIT. His research focuses on the carbon cy
 cle and ocean acidification, with a special interest in uptake and storage 
 of anthropogenic carbon in the ocean over decadal time scales.\n \n - Prof.
  Marit Reigstad (UiT) - Understanding the driving mechanisms and potential 
 fate of increased primary production in the Arctic.\nProf. Reigstad is a ma
 rine ecologist at the Arctic University of Norway (UiT) who has worked with
  marine research in the Arctic since 2000. She has led several multidiscipl
 inary Arctic projects and expeditions, and is currently the PI of the Nanse
 n Legacy. The Webinar will take place in GoToMeeting, and moderated by Øyvi
 nd Paasche, the Chair of SAS’ Scientific Steering Committee.\nTo join the m
 eeting, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots.
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 limate.</em><br />Dr. Proshutinsky is a physical oceanographer at the Woods
  Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and has worked with observations and
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 (AON) projects exploring the Beaufort Gyre climate system.&nbsp;<br />&nbsp
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  of Earth Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences at MIT. His research&nbsp;focu
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 ne ecologist at the Arctic University of Norway (UiT) who has worked with m
 arine research in the Arctic since 2000. She has led several multidisciplin
 ary Arctic projects and expeditions, and is currently the PI of the Nansen 
 Legacy.&nbsp;</li></ul><p>The Webinar will take place in&nbsp;<strong>GoToM
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