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Long-term oceanographic and ecological research in the Western English Channel.

• Alan J. Southward, Olivia Langmead, +16 authors Stephen J. Hawkins
• Advances in marine biology
• 2005

Long-term research in the western English Channel, undertaken by the marine laboratories in Plymouth, is described and details of survey methods, sites, and time series given in this chapter. Major… (More)

Ocean Net Heat Flux Influences Seasonal to Interannual Patterns of Plankton Abundance

• Tim Smyth, Icarus Allen, +5 authors Paul J. Somerfield
• PloS one
• 2014

Changes in the net heat flux (NHF) into the ocean have profound impacts on global climate. We analyse a long-term plankton time-series and show that the NHF is a critical indicator of ecosystem… (More)

The Formation of the Shambl Es and Other Banks by Tidal Stirring of the Seas

• Robin D. Pingree
• 2007

Tidal stirring of the seas in the neighbourhood of headlands, promontories and islands may concentrate sediments and result in the formation of tidal banks. At regular, smallscale promontories,… (More)

Phytoplankton structure and climate impact in NW Atlantic

• Robin D. Pingree, Serge Leterme
• 2006

Structure of phytoplankton (Continuous Plankton Recorder and SeaWiFS) and impact of climate in the Northwest Atlantic Shelves S. C. Leterme and R. D. Pingree Sir Alister Hardy Foundation for Ocean… (More)

The Impacts of the Oceans on Climate Change

• Emily Lewis-Brown, P. C. Reid, +50 authors R. Wood
• 2008 2nd Electronics System-Integration…
• 2008

Pronounced changes in temperature, salinity (density) and upwelling have occurred in surface and deeper waters of the oceans, contributing with changing patterns and strength of winds to an… (More)

Structure of phytoplankton (Continuous Plankton Recorder and SeaWiFS) and impact of climate in the Northwest Atlantic Shelves

• Serge Leterme, Robin D. Pingree
• 2007

All marine organisms are affected to some extent by the movement and thermal properties of oceanic currents. However phytoplankton, because of its small size is most directly coupled to the physical… (More)

Constraining effect of mesoscale features on carbon budget of photic layer in the NE subtropical Atlantic

• Beatriz Mouriño, Robin D. Pingree, Bablu Sinha, José E. Escánez, Demetrio de Armas
• 2005

An oceanographic cruise was carried out in the subtropical NE Atlantic in April 1999 with the aim of investigating the role of the Azores Current, the STORM (subtropical oceanic rings of magnitude)… (More)

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