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Colleagues-- we solicit contributions to the following session 2010 
Fall AGU meeting:

OS11. Eastern Boundary Ocean Margin Carbon Cycles

Eastern Boundary Ocean Margins include some of the most productive 
marine and terrestrial regions on earth, and feature close coupling 
between the ocean interior, atmosphere, and terrestrial margin. 
Significant net, long-term fluxes of carbon and other key elements 
between land, ocean and atmospheric reservoirs occur across the 
important boundaries of these systems. Interdisciplinary research 
efforts covering a wide range of observational and theoretical 
approaches are necessary to fully understand the transport and 
transformation of carbon and related elements in these dynamic 
settings. Contributions are solicited from researchers using in situ 
and/or remote sensing observations of carbon cycling in these 
settings, as well as theoretical physical/biogechemical models of 
relevant processes.

http://www.agu.org/meetings/fm10/program/scientific_session_search.php?show=detail&sessid=519

Please feel free to contact any of the conveners with questions.

Best--

Burke Hales  (bhales@coas.oregonstate.edu)
Miguel Goni  (mgoni@coas.oregonstate.edu)
Samantha Siedlecki (siedlesa@uchicago.edu)
Francisco Chavez (chfr@mbari.org)

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