Physical-biological coupling affecting primary production on the continental shelf; application of bio-optical signals in assessing shelf exchange processes; coastal ocean observing systems
Department of Marine Sciences at the Skidaway Institute of Ocean Sciences researchers Tina Walters, Marc Frischer and Karrie Bulski practice running zooplankton samples on the FlowCam, a new instrument that is part of LIME.
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