2020 GoMOSES Sessions
Sessions C-IMAGE will be Chairing and Co-Chairing!
Volunteering is also available!
02: The Deep Gulf of Mexico: Knowns and unknowns after the Deepwater Horizon spill
Isabel Romero, Arne Dierks, Patrick Schwing (University of South Florida)
03: Predicting MOSSFA Events During Future Oil Spills in Support of Emergency Response and NRDA: New tools and new strategies in the assessment and forecasting of MOSSFA
David Hollander (University of South Florida), Adrian Burd (University of Georgia), Antonietta Quigg (Texas A&M University-Galveston)
05: Modeling for Synthesis – Integrated assessment of ocean environment, ecosystems, human health, and socio-economics
Helena Solo-Gabriele (University of Miami), Cameron Ainsworth (University of South Florida), Cecilie Mauritzen (Norwegian Meteorological Institute)
07: Taking Stock: Capacity building and the successes of advanced academic scholarship, professional training, and interdisciplinary mentoring through the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative
Sherryl Gilbert and David Hollander (University of South Florida), Katie Fillingham (Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative)
08: To Disperse or Not to Disperse? That is the question
Steven Murawski (University of South Florida), Joseph Katz (Johns Hopkins University), Thomas Coolbaugh (Exxon Mobil Corporation)
09: Biogeochemical Tracers in Oil Spill Science: Advances, lessons learned, and future directions
Will Patterson (University of Florida), Jeff Chanton (Florida State University)
10: Large Marine Vertebrates in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Ten Years After the Spill: New findings, synergies, collaborations, and opportunities
Pamela Michael (Clemson University), Kaitlin Frasier (University of California San Diego), Nathan Putman (LGL Ecological Research Associates)
21: On the Resiliency of Living Marine Resources to Gulf Oil Spills
Steven Murawski (University of South Florida), Samantha Joye (University of Georgia), Tracey Sutton (Nova Southeastern University)
22: Microbial Genomics to Improve Predictive Understanding of Disturbance in the Global Ocean System
Joel Kostka and Kostas Konstantinidis (Georgia Institute of Technology), Samantha Joye (University of Georgia), Rita Colwell (Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative)