NOAA's Alaska ocean acidification research plan for FY18-FY20

Sigler, Michael Frederick, 1957-; Cross, Jessica N.; Dalton, Michael; Foy, Robert James; Hurst, Thomas P.; Long, William C.; Nichols, Krista M.; Spies, Ingrid B.; Stone, Robert P.

doi:10.7289/V5/AFSC-PR-2017-10

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NOAA's Alaska ocean acidification research plan for FY18-FY20

2017
By Sigler, Michael Frederick, 1957- ; Cross, Jessica N. ; Dalton, Michael ; ...
Series: AFSC processed report ; 17-10

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Sigler, Michael Frederick, 1957- ; Cross, Jessica N. ; Dalton, Michael ; Foy, Robert James ; Hurst, Thomas P. ; ... More +

Sigler, Michael Frederick, 1957- ; Cross, Jessica N. ; Dalton, Michael ; Foy, Robert James ; Hurst, Thomas P. ; Long, William C. ; Nichols, Krista M. ; Spies, Ingrid B. ; Stone, Robert P. Less -
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Alaska Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)
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Coastal regions around Alaska are experiencing the most rapid and extensive onset of OA compared to anywhere else in the United States. By integrating observational data with species response studies, OA forecast models, and human impact assessments, it has been determined that Alaska coastal communities and the vast fisheries that support them have varying degrees of vulnerability to OA, ranging from moderate to severe. Areas that are most vulnerable are located in regions where fisheries are vital for the state and national economy. The average processed value of Alaska fisheries was
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M. F. Sigler, J. N. Cross, M. G. Dalton, R. J. Foy, T. P. Hurst, W.C. Long, K. Nichols, I. Spies, and R. P. Stone.

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Fisheries Fishes Habitat Monitoring Ocean Acidification Research Seawater
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AFSC processed report ; 17-10
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http://doi.org/10.7289/V5/AFSC-PR-2017-10
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Alaska
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