'Harmful algal blooms' diaporamas de présentation

Lake Erie: Nutrients, HABs, and Agriculture - Past, Present, and Future

Photo Courtesy: Visit Erie. Lake Erie: Nutrients, HABs, and Agriculture - Past, Present, and Future . Dr. Jeffrey M. Reutter, Director Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Laboratory. Research Building. Stone Lab. Put-in-Bay, Ohio. Photo: Jeff Reutter . Great Lakes Land Use. Image: Ohio Sea Grant.

729 views • 55 slides

Dr. Jeffrey M. Reutter Director, Ohio Sea Grant College Program

730 views • 53 slides

Joseph Bennett and Susan Libes

653 views • 46 slides

Ecosystems

Ecosystems. Important Terms. Ecosystem = a group of organisms and how they interact with their living and nonliving environment Niche = an organisms role Biotic = living or having lived recently Abiotic = nonliving, long dead Producer = converts energy from the sun, also called an AUTOTROPH.

576 views • 43 slides

Understanding HABs: Solutions and Possible Messages and Actions for the Tourism Community

Understanding HABs: Solutions and Possible Messages and Actions for the Tourism Community. Dr . Jeffrey M. Reutter Director, Ohio Sea Grant College Program. Lake Erie: One of the Most Important Lakes in the World. Dead lake image of 60s and 70s.

530 views • 38 slides

Plankton

2.01k views • 36 slides

605 views • 23 slides

Christine A. Waters, Henrieta Dulaiova, and Craig R. Glenn University of Hawai`i at M?noa

Locating and Quantifying Coastal Groundwater Discharges Potentially Originating from a Wastewater Treatment Facility. Christine A. Waters, Henrieta Dulaiova, and Craig R. Glenn University of Hawai`i at M?noa WRRC Sustainability Issues on Tropical Islands Conference.

378 views • 23 slides

Review Day 2

Review Day 2. Human Diet. Math Problem. If an average refrigerator uses 500 watts of energy per hour on a daily basis, and your energy cost is $0.11 per kwh, approximately how much does the energy used by the refrigerator cost per month? a . $1.30 b. $13 c. $40 d. $55

472 views • 22 slides

Eutrophication

Eutrophication. Menkov, Peter Stamatova, Zhanet Tantcheva, Christina Section 10/1. http://www.marietta.edu/~ biol/biomes/images/mangroves/florida_eutrophication_7536.jpg. What is eutrophication?.

724 views • 21 slides

Geostationary Coastal Waters Imaging as a Component of IOOS

Geostationary Coastal Waters Imaging as a Component of IOOS. Curtiss O. Davis College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon 97331 cdavis@coas.oregonstate.edu W. Paul Bissett Florida Environmental Research Institute Tampa, Florida.

288 views • 17 slides

Water Pollution

Water Pollution. Nitrogen and Phosphorus. D24. E xplain how the accumulation of mercury, phosphates and nitrates affects the quality of water and the organisms that live in rivers, lakes and oceans. Learning Targets. I can explain the causes of nutrient pollution.

365 views • 16 slides

Regional Climate Model Results for Climate Impacts Applications

293 views • 16 slides

10-Years of MODIS Cloud Properties

10-Years of MODIS Cloud Properties . Brent Maddux, CIMSS/UW. Steve Ackerman, Paul Menzel, and Steven Platnick. Deseasonalized Global Cloud Fraction Anomaly. 10 Year Mean Cloud Fraction . Global cloud properties have been stable for ten years Cloud fraction global trend ~.35%/dec

380 views • 14 slides

Marine Pollution

Marine Pollution The introduction by man, directly, or indirectly, of substances or energy to the marine environment resulting in deleterious effects such as: hazards to human health, hindrance to marine activities, impairment of the quality of seawater for various uses and reduction of amenities.

741 views • 12 slides

Earth System Prediction Capability (ESPC)

Earth System Prediction Capability (ESPC). Daniel Eleuterio 19 July 2012. ESPC Overview. Introduction

201 views • 11 slides

Impacts of Eutrophication

Impacts of Eutrophication. Eutrophication in the Sea of Azov. Source: SeaWiFS Project, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center and ORBIMAG. Developed by Richard Sandford with contributions from Martin Bloxham and Paul Worsfold , . Impacts of Eutrophication .

1.25k views • 10 slides

Why is 454 important?

Why is 454 important?. Benefits: Can detect and measure minor population members . Provides initial window on total diversity of microbes in the environment. Allows relative quantitative measures of species abundance.

188 views • 9 slides

Harmful Algal Bloom Mobile Application Challenge

232 views • 8 slides

This Location is a Member of the SoCal Community HABwatch Network

This Location is a Member of the SoCal Community HABwatch Network University of Southern California & Southern California Coastal Ocean Observing System.

135 views • 1 slides