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1700-1800: Social Hour, Poster Setup
1930-2130: Atmosphere/Ocean Coupling I
Discussion Leader: Wendell Brown, UNH
1930 Keith Bedford, Ohio State Physics, grid, algorithm, and computer coupling for episodic coastal transport calculations
2030 Joannes Westerink, Notre Dame Modeling Hurricane Storm Surge Using Large Domains and Unstructured Grids
0900-1230: East Coast
Discussion Leader: David Brooks, Texas A&M
0900 Daniel Lynch, Dartmouth College The Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank
0945 George Mellor, Princeton U. The Coastal Ocean Forecast System and Data Assimilation
1030 Break
1050 Group Photo Session
1100 Bruce Parker, NOAA/NOS The development of nowcast/forecast model systems for Chesapeake Bay and New York Harbor
1145 Huijie Xue, U. Maine Wintertime air-sea interaction over the Gulf Stream
1630-1800: Social Hour, Poster Session
1930-2130: Atmosphere/Ocean Coupling II
Discussion Leader: Christopher Mooers, RSMAS
1930 Norden Huang, GSFC Directional wind wave development over a fetch-limitted coast area
2030 Jim McWilliams, UCLA Equilibrium circulation off the U.S. West Coast
0900-1230: Shelf Ecosystems
Discussion Leader: Daniel Lynch, Dartmouth
0900: Francisco Wemer, UNC Transport of early life stages of estuarine-dependent fish in the Mid- and South Atlantic Bights
0945 Loo Botsford, UC Davis Models of the effects of ocean conditions on California Current salmon and crab populations
1030 Break
1100 Peter Franks, Scripps Response of a simple ecosystem model to tidal forcing in the Gulf of Maine
1145 Don Olson, RSMAS Biological responses to circulation along subtropical continental shelves
1630-1800: Social Hour, Poster Session
1930-2130: Gulf of Mexico
Discussion Leader: Wilton Sturges, FSU
1930 Ya (Phil) Hsueh, FSU A numerical study of open ocean intrusion in DeSoto Canyon
2030 Robert Weisberg, USF Inner-shelf modeling of Florida's west coast
0900-1230: Coastal Data Assimilation I
Discussion Leader: Paola Rizzoll, MIT
0900 Allan Robinson, Harvard Data Assimilation for Modeling and Predicting Coupled Physical-Biological Interactions in the Sea
0945 Keith Thompson, Dalhousie Estimating baroclinic tides from coastal sea level: Experiments with the incremental approach to DA
1030 Break
1100 Art Miller, Scripps Model fitting strategies in the CalCOFI region: Dynamics and simple ecosystems
1145 Paul ten Brummelhuis, Delft Data assimilation topics in an integrated modelling context, with applications to the European Shelf.
1630-1800: Social Hour, Poster Session
1930-2130: Coastal Data Assimilation 2
Discussion Leader: Yvette Spitz, OSU
1930 Dennis McGillicuddy, WHOI Biological data assimilation in the coastal ocean: from climatology to real-time forecasting
2030 Philip Bogden, U.Conn. Inverse models near the coast: One perspective and its implications
0900-1230: West Coast
Discussion Leader: Robert Haney, NPS
0900 John Allen, Oregon State U. Dynamics of the Wind-Driven Circulation on the Oregon Continental Shelf
0945 Patrick Cummins, IOS-Sydney Applications of the Princeton Ocean Model to the coastal waters of British Columbia
1030 Break
1100 Michael Foreman, IOS-Sydney Seasonal current simulations for the western continental margin of Vancouver Island
1145 Mary Batteen, NPS A Comparison of the California, Portugal, and Leeuwin Current Systems
1630-1800: Social Hour, Poster Session
1915: Business Meeting -
Discussion Leader: Christopher Mooers, RSMAS
1930-2130: Southern California Bight
Discussion Leader: Myrl Henderschott, Scripps
1930 Dong-Ping Wang, SUNY-Stonybrook Data assimilation model application to the Santa Barbara Channel circulation
2030 Lie-Yauw Oey, Princeton U A tug-of-war between wind and alongshore gradient of windcurl in driving
the seasonal currents off the Southern California Bight - implications for noweast and
hindcast
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