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Coffee will be available during breaks.
A tour of the MBARI facilitieswill depart from the Atrium at 2 pm onWednesday. Please sign up ahead of time.
The Tuesday evening reception begins at 1700 in the MBARI Atrium & includes hors d'oeuvres.
Lunches & dinners are on your own - a listing of restaurants near MBARI will be distributed.
DISCUSSION ROOMS
Afternoon appointments are available for further discussions between ONR program officers and researchers. Please contact specific program officers for scheduling.
Rooms are listed in order of preference:
Harbor View / A-205 / (831)775-1811
Ships View / A-119 / (831) 775-1790
Please inquire at the MBARI front desk for help locating rooms in building B:
Ocean View / B-200 /(831) 775-2087
Tank View / B-105 / (831) 775-2078
CONTACT INFORMATION
ONR personnel can receive faxesduring the SW Regional Progress Review at(831)775-1620. Please contact individual program officers in person or on their cell phones.
Computer and office facilities are available for ONR use in RoomsA216 & A218 adjacent to the Pacific Forum.
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH
PROGRESS REVIEW
SOUTHWESTREGION
TO BE HELD AT
MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM
RESEARCH INSTITUTE
7700 Sandholdt Road
MOSS LANDING,
CALIFORNIA
14 – 16 March 2005
MONDAY, 14 March
MBARI
Room:Pacific Forum
0800Coffee and Continental Breakfast
0830Welcome
Drs.Marcia McNuttand
Melbourne Briscoe
0850 Robert Guza, Scripps
Alongshore Currents in the Surfzone
0910Steve Ramp, Naval PostgradSchool
From ASIAEX to WISE: Understanding the internal wave field in the northern South China Sea
0930Julie Pullen, NRL Monterey
Air-Sea Coupling in the Adriatic
0950Tim Stanton, Naval PostgradSchool
Field Observations of Boundary Layer Process within the Surf Zone
1010Eric Terrill, Scripps
CBLAST
1030BREAK
1050Jeff Paduan, Naval PostgradSchool
Aircraft Validation of Near-Coast Winds from Nested COAMPS
1110Jessica Lacy, USGS
Bedforms Produced by Combinations of Waves and Currents at Varying Angles in the Laboratory
1130Chris Scholin,MBARI
Remote Detection of Microorganisms Subsurface in Near Real-Time Using DNA Probe Arrays and the Environmental Sample Processor (ESP)
1150John Ryan,MBARI
Autonomous Event Response: Harmful Algal Blooms
1210Dan Orange, AOA Geophysics
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TUESDAY, 15 March
MBARI
Room: Pacific Forum
0800Coffee and Continental Breakfast
0830Fuqing Zhang, Texas A&M
Flow and Regime Dependent Mesoscale Predictability
0850Dariusz Stramski, Scripps
Variability in Particle Optical Properties: A New Reductionist Approach to Ocean Optics
0910Art Miller, Scripps
ROMS/TOMS Tangent Linear and Adjoint Models: Tools for Data Assimilation andGeneralized Stability Analysis
0930Duane Edgington, MBARI
Automated Video Event Detection and Classification
0950David Knobles, University of Texas
Directions in Shallow Water Geo-acoustic Inversion Research
1010Ken Melville, Scripps
Airborne Measurements of Surface Wave Phenomena
1030BREAK
1050Steve Haddock, MBARI
Coastal Distributions of Bioluminescent Plankton Measured on Multiple Scales
1110Burt Jones, University of S.California
Physical Forcing and Bio-optical Response in the Northern Adriatic Sea
1130Julie McClean, Naval PostgradSchool
High Resolution Global Ocean and Ocean / Ice Modeling
1150Jim Bellingham, MBARI
Managing Quality and Enabling Discovery in Multiplatform Observation Systems
1210Anthony Healy, Naval PostgradSchool
Recent Progress in the Use of Autonomous Vehicles for High Speed Data Delivery from SubSea Nodes
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1700-1900Reception
MBARI Atrium
WEDNESDAY, 16 March
MBARI
Room: Pacific Forum
0800Coffee and Continental Breakfast
0830Tom Herbers, Naval PostgradSchool
Propagation of Ocean Surface Waves across the Continental Shelf
0850Lance Leslie, University of Oklahoma
Simulation of Track and Structure of Landfalling Tropical Cyclones
0910Peter Brewer, MBARI
Advances in Laser Raman Spectroscopic Detection of Targets in the DeepSea
0930Qing Wang, Naval PostgradSchool
Surface Fluxes and Entrainment Zone Structure of the Marine Boundary Layers
0950Shouping Wang, NRL Monterey
Boundary LayerParameterization and Air-Sea Interaction
1010Tom O'Reilly, MBARI
Self-describing Instrument Network for the MontereyOcean Observing System
1030BREAK
1050 Martin Siderius, Heat, Light, & Sound
Inc.
Obtaining Seabed Properties from Ambient Noise Data
1110Michael Buckingham, Scripps
Inversions for Sediment Geoacoustic Properties Using a High-Doppler, Airborne Source of Sound
1130Ed Thornton, Naval PostgradSchool
Nearshore Wave and Sediment Processes
1150Leslie Rosenfield, Naval PostgradSchool
Development of a Tidal Model for Central California
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