Schedule

Bus Departs from Hampton Inn to URI Bay Campus

Welcome and workshop overview

Organizing Committee

Participants self-introduction

A crash course of geophysics for physical oceanographers

Matt Wei, University of Rhode Island

Keynote Talks

1. Ken Brink (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution): A coastal oceanographer’s perspective on slope bottom pressure

2. Chris Hughes (University of Liverpool): Ocean dynamics on the continental slope: the extreme coherence of boundary pressures

3. Alex Kurapov (NOAA/Oregon State University): Bottom pressure variability on the shelf and continental slope: inferences from a regional ocean circulation model.

4. Yoichiro Dobashi (Pacific Consultants): Using numerical ocean bottom pressure models to understand time series recovered from diverse seafloor settings 

5. Spahr Webb (Columbia University): Recent results from New Zealand offshore observations of slow slip with some A-0-A pressure sensors

6. Bill Chadwick (Oregon State University): 25 years of Pressure Measurements at Axial Seamount

Lightning Talks

Interdisciplinary Networking Session

Organizing Committee

Bus Departs URI Bay Campus to Hampton Inn

Dinner on your own

Bus Departs from Hampton Inn to URI Bay Campus

Keynote Talks

1. Eleanor Frajka-Williams (University of Hamburg): Bottom pressure to reconcile methods for measuring ocean circulation

2. Rui Ponte (Atmospheric and Environmental Research): Rapid bottom pressure variations in observations and models

3. Valarie Ballu (LIENSs / CNRS / La Rochelle University): Detect seafloor deformation in ocean bottom pressure recordings at Mayotte volcano and Mid-Atlantic Ridge

4. Erik Fredrickson (University of Washington): Pressure Processing Techniques for Detecting Slow Slip Events

Breakout session 1

Organizing Committee

Lunch

Report: Breakout session 1

Keynote Talks

1. Uwe Send & Matthias Lankhorst (Scripps Institution of Oceanography): Seafloor Pressure Observations in the Atlantic at 16N from the MOVE Project

2. Glenn Sasagawa (Scripps Institution of Oceanography): In-situ Drift corrected pressure measurements at Axial Volcano, 2018 to 2022

Poster Session

Keynote Talks

1. Karina Ramos Musalem (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México): The influence of coastal topography on CTW generation and propagation: a case study

2. Kate Rychert (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution): One scientist’s signal is another scientist’s noise: a joint seismic, geodetic, and oceanographic experiment for improved climate change and tectonic constraints

3. Halldor Geirsson (University of Iceland): Iceland geodynamics and potential for seafloor geodesy

Breakout session 2

Organizing Committee

Bus Departs URI Bay Campus to Hampton Inn

Dinner on your own

Bus Departs from Hampton Inn to URI Bay Campus

Please check out and take your luggage

Breakout session 2 - continue

Report: Breakout session 2

Breakout session 3

Report for breakout session 3, Participants reflection & Workshop summary

Lunch (box sandwiches)

Workshop Ends, Bus Departs URI Bay Campus to Hampton Inn