Early Registration Deadline
12 February 2010
Travel Award & Grant Recipients Notified
March 2010
Authors Notified
April 2010
Schedule Posted
January 2010
S06 A Synthesis of Freshwater Ecosystem Metabolism: Gross Primary Production, Community Respiration, and Net Ecosystem Production in Streams, Rivers, and Lakes
Session organizer(s)
David Richardson
Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
richardsond@caryinstitute.org
Denise A. Bruesewitz
University of Waikato, Department of Biological Sciences (New Zealand)
dbruesew@waikato.ac.nz
Chris Solomon
University of Wisconsin Center for Limnology
ctsolomon@wisc.edu
Date: 06-09-10
Location: SFCC-Coronado/DeVargas
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Oral Presentations
10:30
Roehm, C L; ECOSYSTEM RESPIRATION IN SWEDISH SUBARCTIC STREAMS (Abstract ID:7165) o
10:45
McTammany, M E; Trosch, L B; Oravec, B S; HYPOXIA IN A SHALLOW RIVER? INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY IN FLOW DETERMINES SUSCEPTIBILITY TO EUTROPHICATION IN THE SUSQUEHANNA RIVER (Abstract ID:7222) o
11:00
Staehr, P A; Baastrup-Spohr, L; Sand-Jensen, K; Stedmon, C; SCALING OF WHOLE-LAKE METABOLISM (Abstract ID:6201) o
11:15
Roberts, B J; Mulholland, P J; Hill, W R; ECOSYSTEM METABOLISM IN A FORESTED STREAM: RESULTS FROM 6 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF PATTERNS AND CONTROLS IN THE WEST FORK OF WALKER BRANCH (Abstract ID:7197) o
11:30
Solomon, C T; Bruesewitz, D B; Richardson, D C; Rose, K C; Van de Bogert, M C; DRIVERS OF PELAGIC COMMUNITY RESPIRATION: EVIDENCE FROM HIGH-FREQUENCY FREE-WATER MEASUREMENTS IN LAKES AROUND THE GLOBE (Abstract ID:6282) o
11:45
Ettema, N R; Davis, J C; Davis, G A; Snyder, E B; ECOSYSTEM METABOLISM AS AN INDICATOR OF RIVER ECOSYTEM HEALTH ON THE LITTLE SUSITNA RIVER, ALASKA. (Abstract ID:6980) o
Date: 06-10-10
Location: SFCC-O'Keeffe/Milagro/Kearney
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Oral Presentations
10:30
Holtgrieve, G W; Schindler, D E; Branch, T A; A'Mar, Z T; SIMULTANEOUS QUANTIFICATION OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM METABOLISM AND REAERATION USING A BAYESIAN STATISTICAL MODEL OF OXYGEN DYNAMICS (Abstract ID:6663) o
10:45
Coloso, J J; Pace, M L; Cole, J J; THE IMPORTANCE OF HIGH-FREQUENCY MEASUREMENTS OF THERMAL STRATIFICATION TO ESTIMATES OF LAKE METABOLISM (Abstract ID:6975) o
11:00
Grace, M R; DETERMINING THE MAJOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO METABOLISM IN A FOURTH-ORDER, LOWLAND STREAM (Abstract ID:6509) o
11:15
Venkiteswaran, J J; Schiff, S L; A CONFOUNDING EFFECT OF DAYTIME RESPIRATION: IS ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION DURING O₂ CONSUMPTION PARTLY A FUNCTION OF CONCENTRATION? (Abstract ID:7374) o
11:30
Riley, A J; Dodds, W K; MEASURING WHOLE-STREAM METABOLISM: STRATEGIES FOR MEASUREMENT AND MODELING DIURNAL TRENDS OF O2 (Abstract ID:6268) o
11:45
Tobias, C; Bohlke, J K; Harvey, J W; INCORPORATING 18O ISOTOPES INTO AQUATIC METABOLISM ESTIMATES: APPROACHES, TRADE-OFFS, AND ADVANTAGES (Abstract ID:6577) o
13:30
Levi, P S; Tank, J L; Janetski, D J; THE ROLE OF INTRODUCED PACIFIC SALMON ON ECOSYSTEM FUNCTION IN MIDWESTERN STREAMS (Abstract ID:6870) o
13:45
Rolon Merette, M; Pick, F R; Xenopoulos, M A; Frost, P C; PRIMAIRY PRODUCTIVITY AND NUTRIENT DYNAMICS OF URBAN PONDS (Abstract ID:6601) o
14:00
Cardinale, B J; Kulacki, K; Klanjscek, T; Matulich, K; Nisbet, R; TIO2 NANOPARTICLES STIMULATE BIOMASS PRODUCTION IN FRESHWATER ALGAE (Abstract ID:6773) o
14:15
Figueroa-Nieves, D; McDowell, W H; Ortiz-Zayas, J R; Martinez, G; EFFECTS OF SEWAGE EFFLUENTS ON ECOSYSTEM METABOLISM IN STREAMS IN PUERTO RICO (Abstract ID:7294) o
14:30
Sadro, S; Melack, J M; MacIntyre, S; PATTERNS IN ECOSYSTEM METABOLISM FROM A HIGH-ELEVATION LAKE (SIERRA-NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, USA) (Abstract ID:6943) o
14:45
Steger, K; Premke, K; Gudasz, C; Sundh, I; Tranvik, L J; DYNAMIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITY IN BOREAL LAKE SEDIMENTS (Abstract ID:7212) o
15:30
Houser, J N; Bartsch, L A; Richardson, W B; Knights, B C; Sullivan, J F; ECOSYSTEM METABOLISM AND NUTRIENT CONCENTRATIONS IN THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER: EFFECTS OF CONNECTION TO THE MAIN CHANNEL AND VEGETATION ABUNDANCE (Abstract ID:6893) o
15:45
Cooper, M J; Uzarski, D G; Steinman, A D; THE IMPORTANCE OF HYDROGEOMORPHIC SETTING ON COMMUNITY METABOLISM IN GREAT LAKES COASTAL WETLANDS (Abstract ID:7192) o
16:00
Lee, S; Brown, M T; DISTURBANCE AND COMMUNITY METABOLISM OF FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS: A MICROCOSM STUDY USING PH-ALKALINITY METHOD (Abstract ID:6250) o
16:15
Townsend, S; Webster, I; Schult, J; THE TIGHT COUPLING OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND RESPIRATION DURING BASE FLOW IN THE AUSTRALIAN WET-DRY TROPICS (Abstract ID:6376) o
16:30
Scott, S E; Mercado, G; Zhang, J; Vanni, M J; ECOSYSTEM METABOLISM: RESPONSE TO STORM EVENTS (Abstract ID:6973) o
16:45
Munyon, J W; Schedlbauer, J L; Oberbauer, S F; Gaiser, E E; Starr, G; CONTRASTING ECOSYSTEM PRODUCTIVITY BETWEEN A LONG- AND SHORT- HYDROPERIOD MARSH IN THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES (Abstract ID:7122) o
Poster Presentations
Verburg, P; Howard-Williams, C; Gibbs, M; Vant, B; ORGANIC CARBON FLUXES AND HYPOLIMNETIC OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN LAKE TAUPO (Abstract ID:6801) P
Ashkenas, L R; Johnson, S L; SPATIAL PATTERNS OF ECOSYSTEM METABOLISM IN FORESTED HEADWATER STREAMS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM THE TRASK WATERSHED STUDY, OREGON (Abstract ID:6767) P
Memmott, J C; Davis, C J; Fritsen, C H; Wirthlin, E D; Momberg, D K; Smith, D W; HOW PRODUCTIVE CAN A RIVER BE? A CASE STUDY OF THE SOUTH FORK HUMBOLDT RIVER, NEVADA. (Abstract ID:7281) P