4 th FerryBox Workshop 2011

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1 Agenda (1 st draft) 4 th FerryBox Workshop 2011 FerryBoxes as Part of Operational Observation Networks: Monitoring versus Scientific Aspects Thursday 01 September 08:45 Registration 09:15 Opening Welcome Existing FerryBox Monitoring Programs Chair: Franciscus Colijn & Wilhelm Petersen 09:30 Kai Sørensen 10 years of FerryBox data 09:50 John Howarth A temperature and salinity transect from an estuary mouth across a shelf sea, based on multi-year ferry measurements 10:10 Clemens Engelke WFD Operational Coastal Monitoring by FerryBox in Scotland 10:30 Coffee Break 11:00 Naomi Greenwood RV Cefas Endeavour FerryBox:- robust QA systems providing operational data for UK Eutrophication Assessments 11:20 Wilhelm Petersen 11:40 Giuseppe M.R. Manzella 12:00 Henning Wehde FerryBox systems at HZG: Experiences and applications on different platforms and integration in a coastal observing system Real Time Data Management and Services in the Mediterranean SOOPVOS programmes FerryBoxes in the frame of the operational oceanography activities at IMR. Added value through combination with other observational methodologies 12:20 Seppo Kaitala Participation of SYKE/Alg@line in European projects 12:40 Rolf Riethmülller Mobile platform observations in the Gulf of Mexico

2 13:00 Lunch Greenhouse Gases Chair: Friedhelm Schroeder 14:00 Ute Schuster 14:20 Peer Fietzek 14:40 Wanda Gülzow 15:00 Steffen Aßmann 15:20 Hans W. Paerl Interannual and decadal variability of surface pco2 in the North Atlantic - data from the UK to Caribbean line and the wider SOCAT database. Measuring dissolved gases (CO2 and CH4) with the HydroC in flow-through applications and on other platforms Past measurements and future advancements Controlling processes of seasonal and spatial distribution of methane in the surface water of the Baltic Sea based on long term continuous measurements Spectrophotometric seawater ph determination for use in underway measuring systems FerryMon: Utilizing space-time ferry-based sampling to quantify human from climatic impacts on water quality in North Carolina's Pamlico Sound system. 15:40 Coffee Break FerryBox Systems Chair: David Hydes 16:10 Christopher Aiken FOCA - Towards a Chilean SOOP operational monitoring facility 16:30 Martin Kramp OceanoScientific : Sailing yachts as acquisition platform for oceanographic data in the Southern Ocean 16:50 Saskia Heckmann OceanPack: Robust, Flexible and Cost-efficient Autonomous Underway Measurement System in Operation 17:10 Tobias Boehme 17:30 Justin Dunning 17:50 Geoffrey Morrison -4H- FerryBox Family: Typical applications and technical specifications of three types of FerryBoxes. Commercialisation of the FerryBox concept; finding new markets SeaKeeper in-situ system upgrades in response to global disasters From Deep Horizon to Fukushima 18:30 Walk (~15min) to the excursion boat 19:00 Dinner during Elbe River cruise 22:30 Bus transfer to the hotels

3 Friday 02 September Algal Dynamics Chair: Seppo Kaitala 09:00 Bengt Karlson 09:20 Villu Kikas 09:40 Wlodzimierz Krzyminski 10:00 Pascal Morin 10:20 Jacco C. Kromkamp The FerryBox system on the route Gothenburg-Kemi-Oulu- Gothenburg new findings FerryBox observations Tallinn-Helsinki as a valuable data source for marine research and environmental state estimates Preliminary results of a study of Episodic Events in the Baltic Sea on the basis of Ferry-Box and satellite information. High frequency measurements of hydrological and biological parameters in the Western English Channel: Evidence for a Karenia Mikimotoi bloom in July The PROTOOL projects: a tool for automated primary production measurements of phytoplankton 10:40 Coffee Break 11:10 Denise Smythe- Wright 11:30 Rodney Forster FerryBox, quo vadis 11:50 Joanna Staneva 12:10 Pierre Jaccard 12:30 Franciscus Colijn 12:50 Patrick Farcy Phytoplankton community and pigment signatures on the PoB route, Results from the final year of PoB operations in the Bay of Biscay and English Channel Towards automated measurements of primary production: online measurements of variable fluorescence in the North Sea Chair: Hans Dahlin (Patrick Gorringe) Prediction of Ocean State Estimate by assimilation of temperature and salinity data. A case study for the Baltic Sea FerryBox data and quality control implementation in MyOcean FerryBox: State-of-the-art and future incorporation in an European observational network JERICO : a pan-european network for coastal observatories and FerryBoxes. 13:10 Lunch 14:15 Final Discussion 15:00 End

4 Poster Boehme, Tobias; 4H Jena Carstens, Kristine; AWI Stationary FerryBox system on island Helgoland Dorgeville, Emilie; AADI; New Smartguard data collection platform and intelligent sensors combined in a compact FerryBox system Dunning, Justin; Chelsea Technologies Are Folkestad; NIVA Ramses sensors measurements from FerryBox Frank, Carsten; HZG Reliable on-line determination of nutrients (PO4, NH4,...) Maik Grunwald; Petersen, W.; Schroeder, F.; Stanev, E.; Riethmüller, R.; Schulz-Stellenfleth, J.; Ziemer, F.; Storch, H.v. COSYNA - An Integrated Coastal Observation System for Northern and Arctic Seas González-Nuevo, Gonzalo; IEO Comparison of temperature and salinity derived from a Regional Ocean Model System with thermosalinograph data of NW and N Iberian shelf Hartman, Mark; NOC Kuprijanov, Ivan; LOMI FerryBox measurements between Tallinn and Stockholm Lefebvre, Alain ; Ifremer Implementation of a pocketferrybox interfaced with an Algae Online Analyser in an ecosystem affected by undesirable blooms of the colonial haptophyte Phaeocystis globosa (eastern English Channel) Ntoumas, Manolis HCMR; The Aegean Sea, FerryBox John Olsson; SYKE Optimization of sustained in situ spectral reflectance measurements from moving vessels

5 Vossebelt, Gerrit; RWS Wollschläger, Jochen, Grunwald, Maik; HZG PSICAM - A novel probe for continuous absorption determination in water