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Fertilization by Dust Promotes Oceanic Biomass Phytoplankton produce most of the oceanic biomass through photosynthesis Iron from atmospheric dust is a key nutrient for phytoplankton and photosynthesis However, sun, wind and other factors influence the production of chlorophyll Bishop et al.(2002), Science Evidence in the N. Pacific DustWindSun Chlorophyll

Fertilization by Dust Promotes Oceanic Biomass Phytoplankton produce most of the oceanic biomass through photosynthesis Iron from atmospheric dust is a key nutrient for phytoplankton However, many other factors influence the generation of phytoplankton chlorophyll Dust Bishop et al.(2002), Science Evidence in the N. Pacific

Is Dust Enhancing Chlorophyll over the Eastern Med? Chlorophyll surge occurs after dust events… but dust events are also associated with high winds Science Question: What are the relative roles of: Iron-phosphorus fertilization by dust? Enhanced mixing in high winds? François DULAC*, Cyril MOULIN, Hélène PLANQUETTE, Michael SCHULZ, Michael TARTAR Sahara Dust is abundant over the Mediterranean The dust and the chlorophyll can be quantified by satellite data

Dust Model Dust Model? Dust Data Satellite Data Visibility Data Wind Forecast Human Population Proc. Services Delivery Services? Coordination Carlos Perez, Doug Westphal George Kallos Xavier Querol, Jorge Pey Gregory Leptoukh, Nadime Alameh Visibility Data Ben Domenico Greg Yetman Stefan Falke Lorenzo Bigagli Siri Jodha Singh Khalsa George Percivall Rudolf Husar, Erin Robinson IT Networking Flow Diagram Interoperability stuff Dust Wind Sun Chlorophyll Tag with Barcelona + GEOSSDe mo

What would a scientist do? Analyst Console: a/SURF_MET_WIND_map,Barcelona/Images_map,Barcelona/DREAM_map,Barcelona/GOCART_G_OL_map,Barcelona/NAAPS_GLOBAL_map,Barcelona/MISRm_ G_map,Barcelona/MODISd_G_map,Barcelona/OMI_AI_G_map,Barcelona/TOMS_AI_G_map,Barcelona/OnEarth_JPL_map,Barcelona/THREDDS_NAM_4D_map,Ba rcelona/CEISIN_GPW_map&image_width=450&image_height=200&datetime= &lat_min=20&lat_max=60&lon_min=- 20&lon_max=50&title=Barcelona%20Dust

Data Overlays Need pictures like this

Clients… Anyone interested in serving some of the WMS (or WCS) layers?