1. WP21(6.3) Training activities (cross cutting) CARBOOCEAN Janusz Pempkowiak Institute of Oceanology, Sopot, Poland. - outline - 18 m. horizont Carboocean kick-off Meeting, Bergen, 2005

2. (6.3)WP 21 6.3.1 ConEduc 6.3.2 SuSchoo 6.3.3 AnSemin ScEd WWW Page Other Means GAP CARBOOCEAN Activity 6.3(Training) organization Annual lectures Thematic seminars NEUMS Carboocean kick-off Meeting, Bergen, 2005

3. TimeTitleResponsibleSite tentative Summer 2005 Measurement methods for the carbon system and related tracers in sea water Monika Rhein, Aida Rios Vigo Summer 2006 Modelling of the marine carbon cycle from molecular to global scale Christoph Heinze, Reiner Schlitzer Bergen Summer 2007 Combining data and models - statistical analysis and data assimilation James Orr, Thomas Kaminski Paris Schedule for intensive training courses (summer schools) Carboocean kick-off Meeting, Bergen, 2005

4. Mo nth TitleResponsibleSite 13 Determination of the integrated anthropogc carbon sink in the Atlantic Ocean Rhein (Bremen), Koertzinger, Wallace (Kiel), Goyet (Perpignan), Rios (Vigo) site for CARBOO CEAN annual meeting 25 Biogeochemical feedback processes in the oceanic carbon cycle Wolf Gladrow (Bremen) Gehlen (Paris) Gattuso (Villefranche), Riebesell (Kiel) site for CARBOO CEAN annual meeting 37 Future scenarios of the ocean as a carbon sink by use of coupled carbon cycle climate models Christoph Heinze, Orr (Paris) Joos (Bern ) site for CARBOO CEAN annual meeting Thematic seminars will be given at project meetings as shown in the table Amsterdam Carboocean kick-off Meeting, Bergen, 2005

5. JOBS Training CO sub-page by Jacek Bełdowski

6. This meeting main Page / training Page

7. NameInstituteCountryResearch topicSupervisor Andreas Hoffmann Netherlands Institute of Ecology Holland Sara Jutterstrom University of GoeteborgSweden Leif Anderson Sofia Hjalmasson University of GoeteborgSwedenThe Carbon Cycle of the Baltic Sea Leif Anderson Kai Schulze IFM-GEOMAR, KielGermanyMesocosm (D16.2) Michael Patecki Max-Planck InstituteGermany Atmospheric O2/N2 and CO2 measurements applied to the ocean carbon cycle Andrew Manning Tobias Steinhoff IFM-GEOMAR, KielGermany Carbon, oxygen and nutrients dynamics in surface waters of the North Atlantic Arne Koertzinger Markus Gerber University of BernSwitzerland Joos Fortunat Thomas Froelicher University of BernSwitzerlandModelling Carbon Cycle Climate FeedbacksJoos Fortunat Marcos Vazquez- Rodriquez CSIC VigoSpain Aida Rios Soenke Hohn University of BremenGermanyEcosystem modellingChristoph Voelker Iwan Rodriguez-Ucha QUIMA-ULPGC Spain Carbon dioxide fluxes in the eastern Atlantic Ocean usign a new VOS line Melchor González Dávila Karol Kulinski Institute of Oceanology Sopot PolandCarbon cycle in the Baltic SeaJanusz Pempkowiak Ingrid Luijkx University of GroningenHollandContinous athmospheric measurements in the North SeaHarro Meijer and Rolf Neubert Maciej Telszewski University of East Anglia United Kingdom Air-Sea flux in the North Atlantic Andrew Watson, Dorothee Bakker and Ute Schuster Pedro Branco Caroline De Bodt Charlene Bargaron Steven van Heuven Holland ? Hein de Baar ? Tobias Friedrich Xose Antonio P Alvarez CSIC Vigo Spain Air-sea fluxes in the Atlantic OceanAida Rios CarboOcean ( 20 ) PhD students (5+Fr, 1B)

8. CarboOcean PhD students didtribution- by country - 1 PhD student 5 PhD ? Norway ? 5? 1?

9. CarboOcean PhD students distributions by… (2f+3m).

10. CarboOcean 2006/2007 MSc students – 3 (?) NameInstituteCountryResearch topicSupervisor Marco Steinacher University of Bern Switzerland Analysis of ocean acidification and export production in the coupled NCAR CSM1.4 coupled NCAR CSM1.4 carbon-climate AOGCM. Fortunat Joos Ewa Wernicka Institute Oceanology, Sopot Poland Qualitative and quantitative characteristics of organic matter in the Vistula River Janusz Pempkowiak Siv Lauseth University of Bergen, Geophysical Institute, Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research. Norway Interannual variations of northern North Atlantic surface ocean CO2 partial pressures Truls Johannessen, Are Olsen & Craig Neill

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