|
Publications and Manuscripts |
|
Published
(chronological order) |
1.
|
Ashford,
J.,
Dinniman,
M.,
Brooks,
C.,
Andrews,
A.H.,
Hofmann,
E.,
Cailliet,
G.,
Jones,
C.,
and
N.
Ramanna,
2012.
Does
large-scale
ocean
circulation
structure
life
history
connectivity in Antarctic toothfish
(Dissostichus mawsoni)? Canadian
Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 69, 1903–1919,
doi:10.1139/f2012-111. |
2.
|
Stern,
A.A., Dinniman, M.S., Zagorodnov, V., Tyler, S.W.,
and D.M.
Holland, 2013. Intrusion of
warm surface water beneath the McMurdo Ice
Shelf, Antarctica. Journal of
Geophysical Research: Oceans, 118, 1-13,
doi:10.1002/2013JC008842. |
3.
|
St-Laurent,
P.,
Klinck,
J.M.,
and
M.S.
Dinniman,
2013.
On
the
Role
of
Coastal
Troughs
in
the
Circulation
of
Warm
Circumpolar Deep Water on
Antarctic Shelves. Journal of
Physical Oceanography, 43, 51-64, doi:
10.1175/JPO-D-11-0237.1. |
4.
|
Smith,
W.O.,
Ainley, D.G., Arrigo, K.R., and M.S. Dinniman, 2014. The
Oceanography and Ecology of the Ross Sea. Annual Review
of Marine
Science, 6, 469–487, doi:10.1146/annurev-marine-010213-135114.
|
5.
|
Smith,
W.O.,
Dinniman, M.S., Hofmann, E.E., and J.M. Klinck, 2014. The
effects of changing winds and temperatures on the oceanography of the
Ross Sea in the 21st century. Geophysical
Research
Letters, 41, 1-8, doi:10.1002/2014GL059311.
|
6. |
Marsay,
C.M.,
Sedwick, P.N., Dinniman, M.S., Barrett, P.M., Mack, S.L., and D.J.
McGillicuddy. Estimating
the
benthic
efflux
of
dissolved
iron
on
the
Ross Sea continental shelf, 2014. Geophysical Research
Letters, 41,
doi:10.1002/2014GL061684. |
|
|
In Press |
|
|
Submitted |
1.
|
Mosby,
A.F.,
and W.O. Smith. Phytoplankton
growth rates in the Ross Sea, Antarctica.
Submitted, Aquatic Microbial Ecology
(accepted; in revision; to be resubmitted by Oct. 1).
|
2.
|
McGillicuddy,
D.J.,
Sedwick,
P.N.,
Dinniman,
M.S.,
Arrigo,
K.R.,
Bibby,
T.S.,
Greenan,
B.J.W.,
Hofmann,
E.E.,
Klinck,
J.M.,
Smith,
W.O.,
Mack,
S.L.,
Marsay,
C.M.,
Sohst,
B.M.,
and
G.L.
van
Dijken.
Iron
supply and
demand in an Antarctic shelf ecosystem. Submitted, Nature
Communications.
|
3.
|
Pinones,
A.,
E.E.
Hofmann,
M.S.
Dinniman,
L.B.
Davis
Transport
and
fate
of
Euphausiids
in
the
Ross
Sea.
Submitted,
Polar
Biology. |
4.
|
Smith,
W.O. and R.M. Jones. Vertical mixing, critical depths, and
phytoplankton growth in the Ross Sea. Accepted with minor revisions, ICES Journal
of Marine Science. |
|
|
In preparation
|
1.
|
Basal
ice melt, water masses, and sensitivity to winds and temperature
(Dinniman et al.) –submission expected fall 2014
|
2.
|
Characterization
of
the
mesoscale
eddy
field
of
the
Ross
Sea
(Klinck,
Dinniman
et
al.)
–
submission
expected
calendar
year
2014
|
3.
|
MCDW
model/data comparisons (Dinniman/Klinck et al.; interface with
Seafarers / Italians Giorgio, Giancarlo, Paola, Elio?) – model/data
comparisons awaiting high resolution model run.
|
4.
|
Tidal
mixing and iron supply on Ross Bank (Greenan et al.)
|
5.
|
10
years of P vs E in the Ross Sea (Smith/Donaldson). Submission
expected fall 2014.
|
6.
|
Ghost
colonies of Phaeocystis (Smith, McGillicuddy et al.)
|
7.
|
Mesoscale
distributions
of
diatoms
and
Phaeocystis
(Smith,
McGillicuddy
et
al.)
|
8.
|
Seasonality
of
iron-limitation
in
phytoplankton
populations
in
Ross
Sea
(Bibby
et
al.)
Submission
expected
fall
2014
|
9.
|
Molecular
basis
of
photosynthesis
of
phytoplankton
communities
in
Ross
Sea
(implications
for
remote
sensing)
using
protein
abundance,
77k,
PSII
rate,
Rubisco
rate
(Bibby/Ryan-Keough,
Smith)
Submission
expected
calendar
year
2014
|
10.
|
Mapping
Fe limitation in Ross Sea using in situ Fv/Fm, bioassay
(Bibby/Ryan-Keough) Submission expected in 2015
|
|
|
Planned but not in
draft form yet
|
1.
|
Intercomparison
MVP
LOPC
/
VPR
–
technical
paper
(Greenan/McGillicuddy
et
al.)
|
2.
|
Fe, Al,
Mn geochemistry, perhaps including particulate Fe (Marsay/Sedwick et
al.; Barrett?) - will become a priority after the Marsay et al.
GRL paper is completed.
|
3.
|
Interannual
and
mesoscale
variability
of
Phaeocystis
at
the
ice
shelf
(Smith,
McGillicuddy,
St.
Laurent
et
al.)
|
4.
|
Eddy
resolving simulations of the Ross Sea (Mack)
|
5.
|
Coupled
physical-biological simulations (Salmon et al.)
|
6.
|
STEM
papers
|
7.
|
Climatological
distributions
of
Euphausia
superba
and
E.
crystallorophias
in
the
Ross
Sea
(Davis,
Hofmann,
Pinones,
Klinck)
|
|
|
|
|