Date: Fri, 17 Sep 1999 13:49:14 -0400 (EDT)
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From: sarah a green <sgreen@mtu.edu>
Subject: ocean sciences alert

Hello KITES and EEGLE  folks,

I need to know TODAY if you intend to submit more than one paper with the same 
first author to the San Antonio Ocean Sciences meeting.  This is the rule:

"A person as first author may submit only one contributed paper for consideration 
in the program. Additional first-authored abstracts by the first author of a 
contributed abstract must be invited by a convener or member of the Program Committee."

We will be happy to invite you to give a second paper, but need to know in TODAY.
(We don't need abstracts or titles until Sept 30.)

Thanks
Sarah

 
Session announcement:

	*****2000 Ocean Sciences Meeting******

	January 24-28, 2000, San Antonio, Texas 

Session description (http://www.agu.org/meetings/os00spss.html#OCEAN):

OS03   Cross Margin Transport in the Great Lakes and Coastal Oceans

An interdisciplinary approach is required to investigate the causes and effects of 
cross-margin transport in large lakes and the coastal ocean. Coastal jets, nearshore 
thermal structures, and river outflows can contribute to establishing distinct nearshore 
environments. How do physical, chemical, and biological processes combine to maintain 
nearshore communities?  By what processes do materials cross the margin into the 
offshore environment? Contributions are sought on observational, modeling, or 
theoretical aspects of cross-margin transport of momentum, energy, solutes, 
particulates, and organisms in the Great Lakes or coastal oceans. Particular 
attention will be paid to how changes in vertical stratification (due to seasonal 
influences, changing wind direction, or buoyancy forcing) influence cross-margin 
transport. 

Conveners: Sarah A. Green, Chemistry Department, Michigan Technological University, 
1400 Townsend Drive, Houghton, MI 49931, Phone: +1-906-487-3419, Fax: +1-906-487-2061, 
E-mail: sgreen@mtu.edu

and

Elise Ralph, Large Lakes Observatory (LLO), RLB 207, University of Minnesota, 
2205 East 5th Street, Duluth, MN 55812, (218) 726-7627, fax 726 6979, eralph@d.umn.edu 

Meeting details and registration at:

http://www.agu.org/meetings/os00call.html

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	 Dr. Sarah A. Green, Assistant Professor
	 Chemistry Department
	Michigan Technological University
	1400 Townsend Drive
	Houghton, Michigan  49931
        906/487-3419	lab: 487-2177        fax: 487-2061
KITES project Coordinator
http://chmac2.chem.mtu.edu/KITES/kites.html
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