Long-term monitoring and integrated research – Understanding ecosystem processes in the Gulf of Alaska

Lindeberg, Mandy R.; Baker, Matthew; Dickson, Danielle M.S.; Kimmel, David G.; Ormseth, Olav A.; Strom, Suzanne L.; Suryan, Robert M.

doi:10.1016/j.dsr2.2022.105208

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Long-term monitoring and integrated research – Understanding ecosystem processes in the Gulf of Alaska

2022
By Lindeberg, Mandy R. ; Baker, Matthew ; Dickson, Danielle M.S. ; ...
Source: Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography, 206, 105208

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Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography
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Lindeberg, Mandy R. ; Baker, Matthew ; Dickson, Danielle M.S. ; Kimmel, David G. ; Ormseth, Olav A. ; ... More +

Lindeberg, Mandy R. ; Baker, Matthew ; Dickson, Danielle M.S. ; Kimmel, David G. ; Ormseth, Olav A. ; Strom, Suzanne L. ; Suryan, Robert M. Less -
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This is the third installment in a series of special issues in Deep Sea Research II (DSR II): Topical Studies in Oceanography, dedicated to understanding ecosystem processes in the Gulf of Alaska. The first special issue, DSR II volume 1 (Dickson and Baker, 2016), focused on physical processes from initial outcomes of the Gulf of Alaska Integrated Ecosystem Research Program (GOAIERP). The second, DSR II volume 2 (Ormseth et al., 2019), showcased biological research and final results of the GOAIERP synthesis phase. This third special issue is a compilation of research reflected in several distinct programs focused on ecosystem research in the Gulf of Alaska. The volume presents new findings from the final synthesis phase of the GOAIERP and complementary work from several other large multidisciplinary programs in the Gulf of Alaska: The Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee Council's (EVOSTC's) long-term programs, Gulf Watch Alaska (GWA) and Herring and Research Monitoring (HRM), and the National Science Foundation's Northern Gulf of Alaska Long-Term Ecological Research program (NGA LTER). These large integrated ecosystem research programs were established to better understand the changing dynamics of the Gulf of Alaska and effects on ecosystem processes and populations of subsistence, commercial, and recreationally important species and coastal communities.
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