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An Update on
Bio-Physical Coupled Modeling Study for GLOBEC GB4B
R. Ji
Department of Biology
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Working with:
PI team: Davis, Chen, Beardsley, Townsend, Durbin, Runge, Flagg
UMASS-D modeling group: Q. Xu, G. Cowles, R. Tian, S. Hu, D. Stuebe
Davis Lab: Q. Hu, C. Petrik NMFS:
D. Mountain, J. Hare, M. Taylor
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- In last workshop …
- Completed 1995-1999 continuous run for FVCOM+NPZD; comparing data/model
results
- Completed 1995 Pseudocalanus model run; using “stage with mean age”
method; Testing different implementation of CPD
- Examining effect of freshening on phytoplankton dynamics (data analysis
+ numerical exp.)
- 1 ms. submitted to JMS + 1 ms. to be submitted to GRL + 1 new baby
- From last workshop to this one …
- Focus on CPD model experiments and analysis on model results for 1999
(ms in prep.)
- Completed freshening impact analysis (GRL + ICES) -> lead to NSF
support to expand the work
- JMS ms in press + GRL ms in revision
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- Spatial- and temporal- dependent mortality rate play a key role in
determining population dynamics of Pcal.
- Population from outside of the Bank (primarily wGoM) is an important
source for GB Pcal population; GB population is unlikely to
self-sustain.
- Both T and Phytoplankton co-varying with Pcal Population; The
seasonality might be triggered primarily by temperature variation.
- Next step: Model other copepod species (need detailed vital rates and
temporal/spatial distribution information)
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