Coastal Upwelling Equatorward Winds Cold, deep water moves to surface, bringing nutrients Winds push surface water offshore.

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Coastal Upwelling Equatorward Winds Cold, deep water moves to surface, bringing nutrients Winds push surface water offshore

Conditions Leading to Low Oxygen Zones

Interannual variability in wind stress Cumulative wind stress since Spring Transition Equatorward, Upwelling favorable Barth et al. (2007)

Late, weak upwelling in 2005 led to low nutrients and chlorophyll long-term average Barth et al. (2007) PISCO

Interannual variability – Supercharged upwelling of 2006 Cumulative wind stress since Spring Transition Equatorward, Upwelling favorable Two extremes in two years ! Barth/Pierce (OSU)

“This is a bleak year.” - NOAA

“Some of the highest numbers we’ve ever seen” - NOAA

“It’s a mystery. This is nothing like what was predicted.” - NOAA

Historic Runs of Salmon in the Columbia River

Native American Gillnetters

John Day Dam

Fish Ladder at John Day Dam

Irrigation in Hermiston

Wind Farm in the Gorge

Potential Wind Resources in the Columbia Basin

Coastal Ocean Observing

Data Assimilation System, Oregon Shelf, Summer 2001 Data Assimilation: Model + Data = Optimized Solution (3D+Time)

What types of IT do We Need? Data streams Management, provenance Knowledge extraction Seeking patterns and relationships Computation Scenarios, real-time predictions Communication Diverse users – and two-way communications Semantics and ontologies Presentation and visualization Distributed and mobile

Climate Change and Public Policy Regard people as a “keystone species,” not just extracting ecosystem services Require combination of social and ecological systems Respond to new information and understanding Combination of adaptation and mitigation Integrated and inclusive approaches to policy formulation and refinement