чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Content / чЫо х╜Х
Introduction / ф╝ЪшоочоАф╗Л ......................................................................................................2
Important Information / ф╕Оф╝Ъщб╗чЯе .................................................................................5
Sessions and Workshops / ф╕УщвШшо╛шЗ╡..............................................................................8
Program / ф╝ЪшоошоочиЛ............................................................................................................ 10
Floor Plan / ф╝ЪхЬ║х╣│щЭвхЫ╛ ..................................................................................... 10
Program Layout / ф╕УщвШхИЖх╕Г .............................................................................. 11
Program / шоочиЛ....................................................................................................... 12
Poster List / х▒ХцЭ┐цКехСКхИЧшби ............................................................................... 23
Abstracts / цСШшжБ .................................................................................................................... 35
Keynote / ф╕╗щвШцКехСКцСШшжБ .................................................................................... 35
Oral / хПгхд┤цКехСКцСШшжБ ............................................................................................ 42
Poster of Session 1 / ф╕УщвШ 1 х▒ХцЭ┐цКехСКцСШшжБ ............................................... 86
Poster of Session 2 / ф╕УщвШ 2 х▒ХцЭ┐цКехСКцСШшжБ ............................................... 94
Poster of Session 3/ ф╕УщвШ 3 х▒ХцЭ┐цКехСКцСШшжБ ............................................. 105
Poster of Session 4 / ф╕УщвШ 4 х▒ХцЭ┐цКехСКцСШшжБ ............................................ 117
Poster of Workshop 1 / ф╕УщвШчаФшоиф╝Ъ 1 х▒ХцЭ┐цКехСКцСШшжБ ........................ 128
Poster of Workshop 2 / ф╕УщвШчаФшоиф╝Ъ 2 х▒ХцЭ┐цКехСКцСШшжБ ........................ 131
Poster of Student Session / хнжчФЯф╕УхЬ║х▒ХцЭ┐цКехСКцСШшжБ .......................... 138
Invited Guests / щВАшп╖хШЙхо╛ ............................................................................................. 200
Participants List / ф╕Оф╝Ъф║║хСШхРНхНХ ............................................................................... 202
Local Information and Contacts / х╜УхЬ░цМЗхНЧф╕Оф╝ЪхКбшБФч╗Ь ................................. 221
About XiangтАЩan Campus / ч┐ФхоЙцабхМ║чоАф╗Л ................................................. 221
Transportation / ф║дщАЪ................................................................................... 223
Housing / ф╜Пхо┐..................................................................................................... 224
Wi-Fi Connection Instructions / цЧач║┐ч╜Сч╗Ьф╜┐чФишп┤цШО .......................... 225
Contacts for Logistics / ф╝ЪхКбшБФч╗Ь................................................................ 225
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чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Introduction
Established in March 2005, the State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science
(Xiamen University) (MEL, http://mel.xmu.edu.cn/englishweb/index.asp) is sponsored by
the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST). It was categorized as an excellent state key
laboratory during a nation-wide review sponsored by the MOST in 2010. MEL is dedicated
to interdisciplinary and cutting-edge research in marine environmental sciences,
particularly in marine biogeochemistry and its interactions with the marine ecosystem.
MEL is dedicated to fostering information and idea exchange within and outside China
through a variety of platforms. In order to further this and particularly encourage
interdisciplinary researches, MEL organized the first Xiamen Symposium on Marine
Environmental Sciences (http://mel.xmu.edu.cn/conference/1XMAS/, 1st XMAS) in Jan 2014,
and attracted about 300 scientists from all over the world.
The
Second
Xiamen
Symposium
on
Marine
Environmental
Sciences
nd
(http://mel.xmu.edu.cn/conference/2XMAS/, 2 XMAS) will be held on Jan 7-9, 2015 in
Xiamen. The theme of this symposium is The Changing Ocean Environment: from a
Multidisciplinary Perspective. It consists of four sessions along with two workshops. The
XMAS will become a regular symposium aiming at facilitating communications and fostering
collaborations, and will be held every two years thereafter. A student session at the 2nd XMAS
is planned and organized by the Student Union of China Ocean Sciences (SUCOS).
Symposium Theme: The Changing Ocean Environment: from a Multidisciplinary
Perspective
Date: January 7-9, 2015
Venue: Library Building, XiangтАЩan Campus, Xiamen University, Xiamen, China
Advisory Committee
Fei Chai, C. T. Arthur Chen, Dunxin Hu, Ronghui Huang, Weibo Song, Jilan Su, Qisheng Tang,
Hui Wang, George T. F. Wong, Xun Xu, Meixun Zhao, Tong Zhu, Yongguan Zhu
Scientific Committee
Minhan Dai, Jianping Gan, Kunshan Gao, Huasheng Hong, Bangqin Huang, Nianzhi Jiao,
Shuh-Ji Kao, Paul K. S. Lam, Senjie Lin, Haili Wang, Kejian Wang, Xiaohai Yan, Dongxing Yuan
Organizing Committee
Xiaolin Li, Yawei Luo, Dalin Shi, Guizhi Wang
Student Session Coordinators
Xiaolin Bai, Xinlei Jiang, Bingqing Liu, Hong Luan, Qingyang Sun, Jinpeng Wang, Yuyuan Xie,
Zhouling Zhang (SUCOS Committee Chair)
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Meeting Coordinators
Mengmei Lin, Hui Liu
(All names are in alphabetical order)
Organizers
Sponsored and Organized by
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science (Xiamen University)
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University
College of the Environment & Ecology, Xiamen University
Co-sponsored by
State Key Laboratory in Marine Pollution (City University of Hong Kong)
China Future Ocean Alliance
Supported by
Department of Earth Sciences, National Natural Science Foundation of China
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Important Information
1.
Icebreaker
Time: 6:00pm-8:30pm, January 6
2.
3.
Registration
Time 1я╝Ъ4:00pm-8:30pm, January 6
Venue: 2nd Floor of Library Building
Time 2я╝Ъ8:30am-6:00pm, January 7-8
Venue: 2nd Floor of Library Building
Shuttle bus schedule
Date
Time
Departure
Arrival
4:30pm & 6:00pm
Golden Bay Resort &
Xiangjia Hotel &
Hongxiang Business Hotel
Library Building
(Icebreaker)
8:30pm & 9:30pm
Library Building
Golden Bay Resort &
Xiangjia Hotel &
Hongxiang Business Hotel
8:00am
Golden Bay Resort &
Xiangjia Hotel
Library Building
8:10am
Hongxiang Business Hotel
Library Building
6:30pm
Library Building
Golden Bay Resort
(Welcome dinner)
8:30pm
Golden Bay Resort
Hongxiang Business Hotel
& Student Dorm
& XMU Main Campus
8:00am
Golden Bay Resort &
Xiangjia Hotel
Library Building
8:10am
Hongxiang Business Hotel
Library Building
Library Building
Golden Bay Resort &
Xiangjia Hotel &
Hongxiang Business Hotel
Jan 6
Jan 7
Jan 8-9
7:30pm
4.
Venue: 2nd Floor of Library Building
Meal
Lunch and dinner are provided by the symposium on Jan 7-9. Participants lodging in XMU
Student Dorm will be provided with breakfast vouchers upon check in to use at the Campus
Canteens.
5.
Oral and poster presentations
1) Keynote speeches are 40 minutes each including Q & A. Other oral presentations are limited
to 25 minutes each including Q & A. We recommend all PPT files be uploaded upon
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registration.
2) All posters will be displayed through out the symposium. We request poster presenters be
available for discussion at least during the designated poster sessions. Each poster will be
assigned a number that corresponds to the displaying board. Note that posters should not
exceed 120 cm (height) and 90 cm (width), and should be in portrait orientation.
6.
Language
Both English and Chinese are official languages of the symposium. We recommend that PPT
slides and posters be in English. Oral talks presented in English are encouraged.
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цЧ╢щЧ┤ 2я╝Ъ1 цЬИ 7-8 цЧе 8:30am-6:00pm
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8:30pm & 9:30pm
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8:30pm
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1цЬИ7цЧе
1 цЬИ 8-9 цЧе
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Sessions and Workshops
Session/Workshop
Session 1: Physical
oceanography and its coupling
with chemical, biological and
geological oceanography
Session 2: Marine & estuarine
biogeochemistry
Session 3: Biological
oceanography & global change
Session 4: Marine pollution &
ecotoxicology
Session 5: Student Session
Workshop 1: Observational and
modeling research on the
circulation in the South China
Sea and the Luzon Strait
Conveners
Peng Xiu
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology,
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Peng Cheng
State Key Laboratory of Marine
Environmental Science, Xiamen University
Eric De Carlo
University of Hawaii at Monoa , USA
Xianghui Guo
State Key Laboratory of Marine
Environmental Science, Xiamen University
Jun Sun
Tianjin University of Science and
Technology
Bingzhang
Chen
State Key Laboratory of Marine
Environmental Science, Xiamen University
Peiming He
Shanghai Ocean University
Xiaowei Zhang
Nanjing University
Haizheng Hong
State Key Laboratory of Marine
Environmental Science, Xiamen University
Student Union of China Ocean Sciences (SUCOS)
Leo Oey
National Central University / Princeton
University, USA
Xiao-Hua Wang
University of New South Wales, AUS
Guixing Chen
Tohoku University, JPN
Yuwu Jiang
State Key Laboratory of Marine
Environmental Science, Xiamen University
Jianyu Hu
Workshop 2: Source-to-Sink in
Space and Time: Sediment
Process and Sedimentary
Record in Marginal Seas
James T. Liu
National Sun Yat-Sen University
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чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
ф╕УщвШшо╛шЗ╡
ф╕УщвШ
ф╕УщвШ 1я╝Ъ
чЙйчРЖц╡╖ц┤ЛхнжхПКхЕ╢ф╕ОхМЦхнжц╡╖ц┤ЛхнжуАБ
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ф╕УщвШ 2я╝Ъц╡╖ц┤Лф╕Оц▓│хПгчФЯчЙйхЬ░чРГхМЦхнжш┐ЗчиЛ
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чиЛщ╣П
(хОжщЧихдзхнж)
Eric De Carlo
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(хОжщЧихдзхнж)
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(хОжщЧихдзхнж)
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(хОжщЧихдзхнж)
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Leo Oey
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Xiao-Hua Wang
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Guixing Chen
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(хОжщЧихдзхнж)
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хЫ╜члЛф╕нх▒▒хдзхнж
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чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Program / ф╝ЪшоошоочиЛ
Floor Plan / ф╝ЪхЬ║х╣│щЭвхЫ╛
Map of Symposium Venue: 2nd floor of Library Building / ф╝ЪшоохЬ░чВ╣я╝ЪхЫ╛ф╣жщжЖф║Мце╝х╣│щЭвхЫ╛
10
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Program Layout / ф╕УщвШхИЖх╕Г
Wednesday, Jan 7
Thursday, Jan 8
Meeting Rm 1
Friday, Jan 9
Meeting Rm 1
Meeting Rm 1
0830-0840
Opening
0830-0910
Keynote speech 3 James Syvitski
0830-0910
Keynote Speech 4 Edward Boyle
0840-0920
Keynote speech 1 Paul Falkowski
0910-0935
Leo Oey (Workshop 1)
0910-0935
Arthur Chen (Session 2)
0920-0945
Fei Chai (Session 1)
0935-1000
Jianping Gan (Workshop 1)
0935-1000
Zhaohui Wang (Session 2)
0945-1010
Andrew Irwin (Session 3)
1000-1025
Brian Hopkinson (Session3)
1000-1020
Break
1010-1030
Break
1025-1045
Break
1030-1210
1210-1330
Rm 1
Rm 2
Rm 3
S3
S1
S4
4 Orals
4 Orals
4 Orals
Group Photo, Lunch, Poster Session
1045-1225
1225-1330
Meeting Rm 1
1330-1410
Keynote speech 2 Glen Gawarkiewicz
1410-1435
Bruce Howe (Session 1)
1435-1500
Rui Zhang (Session 3)
1500-1520
Break
15201700/1725
1700/1725
-1830
1900
13301445/1500
1445/1500
-1520
Rm 1
Rm 2
Rm 3
S2
S1
W2
4 Orals
4 Orals
4 Orals
Lunch and Poster Session
1200-1330
SS
S3
W2
6 Orals
3 Orals
4 Orals
Break
Rm 2
Rm 3
Rm 1
Rm 2
Rm 3
S3
S1
S4
SS
W1
W2
4 Orals
5 Orals
1520-1700
1330-1510
1510-1530
Rm 1
4 Orals
1020-1200
6 Orals
5 Orals
5 Orals
Rm 3
S2
S3
W1
4 Orals
4 Orals
5 Orals
Lunch and Poster Session
S2
S3
W1
4 Orals
4 Orals
5 Orals
Break
1530-1610
Keynote speech 5 Wenju Cai
1610-1635
Guizhi Wang (Session 2)
1635-1700
Sam Dupont (Session 3)
1700-1725
Nianzhi Jiao (Session 3)
1725-1750
Achmad Poernomo (Session 3)
Student Presentation Award &
Closing
Dinner
1700-1830
Poster Session
1750-1800
Welcome Dinner
1830
Dinner
1830
11
Rm 2
Meeting Rm 1
Poster Session
Note: S1-4 denotes Session 1-4; W1-2 denotes Workshop 1-2; SS denotes Student Session.шоо
Rm 1
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Program / шоочиЛ
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
1600-2030, Registration & Icebreaker
Venue: Lobby of Library Building, XiangтАЩan Campus
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Venue: 2nd Floor of Library Building, XiangтАЩan Campus
Meeting Room 1
0830-0840
Opening & Welcome, Minhan Dai (Xiamen University)
Chair: Senjie Lin (Xiamen University)
0840-0920
0920-0945
0945-1010
Paul Falkowski
(Rutgers University, USA)
Fei Chai
(University of Maine, USA)
Andrew Irwin
(Mount Allison University,
CAN)
Keynote speech:
K-01 Photosynthesis from space
S1-01 Natural and artificial iron fertilization in the
Gulf of Alaska
S3-01 Testing the stability of the realized niches
of phytoplankton in response to a changing
climate
1010-1030, Break
Meeting Room 1
Session 3: Biological Oceanography & Global Change
Chair: Bingzhang Chen (Xiamen University)
Zoe Finkel
1030-1055
(Mount Allison University,
S3-02 Phytoplankton in changing world
CAN)
Chih-hao Hsieh
S3-03 Detecting casualty for complex ecosystem:
1055-1120
(National Taiwan
implications for managements
University)
S3-04 Environmental factors shape the diversity,
Hongyue Dang
1120-1145
abundance and community structure of sediment
(Xiamen University)
nifH-harboring bacteria in the Bohai Sea
Meng Li
S3-05 Widespread archaea scavenge a variety of
1145-1210
(Shenzhen University)
organic compounds in the deep sea
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Meeting
Room 2
Session 1: Physical Oceanography and its Coupling with Chemical, Biological and Geological
Oceanography
Chair: Peng Xiu (South China Sea Institute of Oceanology)
Huijie Xue
S1-02 A Lagrangian perspective of 3D circulation
1030-1055
(University of Maine, USA)
in the South China Sea
Xiaohai Yan
S1-03 Global тАЬsurface warming hiatusтАЭ and deeper
1055-1120
(University of Delaware,
ocean warming--An update
USA/Xiamen University)
S1-04 Analytical study of lateral circulation in
Peng Cheng
tidally dominated well-mixed estuaries: the role
1120-1145
(Xiamen University)
of differential advection versus the earthтАЩs
rotation
S1-05 Origin and temperature-dependent
Xue-Gang Chen
variations of bubbling gases from Kueishantao
1145-1210
(Zhejiang University)
submarine hydrothermal field, offshore northeast
Taiwan
Meeting
Room 3
Session 4: Marine Pollution & Ecotoxicology
Chair: Haizheng Hong (Xiamen University)
Kyungho Choi
S4-01 Are chemicals substituting endocrine
1030-1055
(Seoul National University, disrupting chemicals safe from adverse endocrine
KOR)
effects?
S4-02 Identification of two new classes of
Xiaowei Zhang
1055-1120
dioxin-like compounds and their inter species
(Nanjing University)
sensitivity variations
S4-03 Occurrence and behavior of quaternary
Xiaolin Li
1120-1145
ammonium compounds (QACs) in the sediments
(Xiamen University)
of urbanized estuaries
James Lam
S4-04 Assessment of several important groups of
1145-1210
(City University of Hong
emerging persistent organic pollutants in coastal
Kong)
region of south China
1210-1330
Group Photo: Atrium of Library Building
Lunch: Food Bar of Library Building
Poster Session: Lobby of Library Building
Meeting Room 1
Chair: Zhiyu Liu (Xiamen University)
Glen Gawarkiewicz
Keynote speech:
(Woods Hole
K-02 Recent inter-annual variability and climate
1330-1410
Oceanographic Institution,
change impacts over the continental shelf and
USA)
slope of the northeastern United States
Bruce Howe
S1-06 Observing the ocean: from gliders to
1410-1435
(University of Hawaii at
abyssal cabled observatories
Manoa, USA)
Rui Zhang
S3-06 Ecological and biogeochemical significance
1435-1500
(Xiamen University)
of deep virioplankton
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1500-1520, Break
Meeting Room 1
Session 3: Biological Oceanography & Global Change
Chair: Bingzhang Chen (Xiamen University)
Kuoping Chiang
S3-07 Phagotrophy was the fundamental energy
1520-1545
(National Taiwan Ocean
source
for
mixotrophic
nanoflagellate
University)
(Haptophytes)
Mark Wells
S3-08 Iron grazing: An alternate iron acquisition
1545-1610
(University of Maine, USA)
strategy by dinoflagellates
Hongbin Liu
S3-09 High diversity of picocyanobacteria
1610-1635
(Hong Kong University of
Synechococcus in Hong Kong estuarine and coastal
Science and Technology)
waters
Haiwei Luo
S3-10 Evolutionary origin of a streamlined marine
1635-1700
(Chinese University of Hong
bacterioplankton lineage
Kong)
Meeting
Room 2
Session 1: Physical Oceanography and its Coupling with Chemical, Biological and Geological
Oceanography
Chair: Peng Cheng (Xiamen University)
Mark R. Patterson
S1-07 Network models of modular organisms:
1520-1545
(Northeastern University,
implications for coping with environmental stress
USA)
Shaoling Shang
S1-08 What triggers continuous diatom and
1545-1610
(Xiamen University)
dinoflagellate blooms in the East China Sea?
Lingjuan Wu
S1-09 Study on the source of large jellyfish near
1610-1635
(North China Sea Marine
Qinhuangdao in summer
Forecasting Center)
Qiang Hao
S1-10 Spatial and annual variations of
1635-1700
(The Second Institute of
phytoplankton biomass in the eastern China seas
Oceanography)
based on a new, locally modified SeaWiFS dataset
Meeting
Session 4: Marine Pollution & Ecotoxicology
Chair: Xiaowei Zhang (Nanjing University)
Jong Seong Khim
1520-1545
(Seoul National University,
KOR)
Leo Lai Chan
1545-1610
(City University of Hong
Kong)
Room 3
S4-05 A triad approach for the assessment of
trace pollutants in Korean coastal sediments
S4-06 Benthic and epiphytic toxic algae (BETA):
An emerging threat to coral ecosystems in south
China
S4-07 Spatial distribution of toxic Alexandrium
tamiyavanichii (Dinophyceae) in the southeastern
South China Sea-Sulu Sea:a molecular-based
assessment by real-time quantitative PCR (qPCR)
assay
1610-1635
Po Teen Lim
(University of Malaya, MYS)
1635-1700
Li Zhang
S4-08 Bioaccumulation of trace metals in marine
(South China Sea Institute
rabbitfish Siganusoramin
of Oceanology)
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1700-1725
Mindong Bai
(Xiamen University)
S4-09 Rapid treatment of shipтАЩs ballast water
using тАвOH radicals produced from strong
ionization discharge based on IMO guidelines
1700/1725-1830, Poster Session: Lobby of Library Building
1900, Welcome Dinner: Golden Bay Resort restaurant
15
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Venue: 2nd Floor of Library Building, XiangтАЩan Campus
Meeting Room 1
Chair: Xiaolin Li (Xiamen University)
James Syvitski
0830-0910
(University of Colorado,
USA)
Keynote speech
K-03 Flocculation тАФ Transformation of terrestrial
particles in the marine environment
W1-01 Recent progress in explaining some
oceanic and atmospheric phenomena of the
western North Pacific Ocean тАУ from coastal to
basin and from inertial to inter-decadal scales
0910-0935
Leo Oey
(Princeton University, USA)
0935-1000
Jianping Gan
(Hong Kong University of
Science and Technology)
W1-02 Contrasting dynamics of cross-isobath
transport over steep and concave shelves
1000-1025
Brian Hopkinson
(University of Georgia, USA)
S3-11 The role of CO2 concentrating mechanisms
in the response of phytoplankton to ocean
acidification
1025-1045, Break
Meeting Room 1
Session 2: Marine & Estuarine Biogeochemistry
Chair: Eric De Carlo (University of Hawaii, USA)
S2-01 Introduction to a new 973 project:
Minhan Dai
1045-1110
CHOICE-C II: carbon cycle in the South China Sea:
(Xiamen University)
budget, controls & global implications
S2-02 Runoff-mediated seasonal oscillation in the
Weidong Guo
1110-1135
dynamics of dissolved organic matter in the
(Xiamen University)
Changjiang Estuary
S2-03 Behavior and migration of radioactive Cs in
Jing Zhang
brackish water: A case study of the
1135-1200
(University of Toyama, JPN) Matsukawa-Ura lagoon, northern Fukushima,
Japan
Laodong Guo
S2-04 Colloidal size distribution of dissolved
(University of
1200-1225
organic matter in Stain Louis Bay estuary as
Wisconsin-Milwaukee,
characterized by flow field-flow fractionation
USA)
Meeting
Room 2
Session 1: Physical Oceanography and its Coupling with Chemical, Biological and Geological
Oceanography
Chair: Peng Cheng (Xiamen University)
Shu Gao
S1-11 Environment and ecosystem dynamics of
1045-1110
(Nanjing University)
salt-marshes along the eastern China coastlines
Yan Li
S1-12 The key analytic hierarchy for
1110-1135
(Xiamen University)
understanding system rules of a bay
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1135-1200
Yining Chen
(The Second Institute of
Oceanography)
1200-1225
Shiming Xu
(Tsinghua University)
S1-13 Influences of saltmarsh grasses and
mangrove trees on sediment dynamics: a
comparative study
S1-14 On the use of Schwarz-Christoffel
conformal mappings to the grid generation for
gobal ocean models
Meeting
Room 3
Workshop 2: Source-to-Sink in Space and Time: Sediment Process and Sedimentary Record in
Marginal Seas
Chair: Fengling Yu (Xiamen University)
Steven Kuehl
W2-01 A source to sink perspective of the
1045-1110
(Virginia Institute of Marine
Waipaoa River margin
Science, USA)
James T. Liu
W2-02 From the highest to the deepest: A
1110-1135
(National Sun Yat-Sen
river-sea
dispersal
system
that
links
University)
amountainous catchment to the deep sea basin
W2-03 Major sinks of the Changjiang (Yangtze
Shouye Yang
1135-1200
River)-derived sediments in the East China Sea
(Tongji University)
during the late Quaternary
Yongqiang Zong
W2-04 Marine inundation and sea surface
1200-1225
(University of Hong Kong)
temperature changes
1225-1330
Lunch: Food Bar of Library Building
Poster Session: Lobby of Library Building
Meeting
Room 1
Student Session
Chair: Elliott Roberts (Xiamen University)
1330-1345
Jinpeng Wang
(Ocean University of China)
1345-1400
Peilong Ju
(Xiamen University)
1400-1415
1415-1430
1430-1445
1445-1500
Nan Chen
(The Second Institute of
Oceanography)
Yanyan Zhou
(South China Sea Institute of
Oceanology)
Zhouling Zhang
(Xiamen University)
Xiao Wu
(Ocean University of China)
SS-01 Hydrodynamic sorting of sedimentary
organic carbon in the Changjiang estuary and
adjacent shelf
SS-02 Age, growth, mortality and population
dynamics of silver croaker (Pennahia argentata)
and red bigeye (Priacanthus macracanthus) in the
north-central Taiwan Strait: Implications for
fisheries management
SS-03 Hurricane sandy storm surges observed by
HY-2A satellite altimetry and tide gauges
SS-04 Effects of salinity and Cu acclimation on Cu
accumulation in a marine herbivorous fish
Siganusoramin
SS-05 Silicate regeneration in the upper ocean
revealed by silicon stable isotopic composition
SS-06 Centennial sedimentary records off the
modern Huanghe (Yellow River) delta and their
response to deltaic river channel shifts
17
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1500-1530
Break
Chair: Zhouling Zhang (Xiamen University)
1530-1545
Yuchun Lin
(National Central
University)
1545-1600
Weiying Li
(Xiamen University)
1600-1615
Umesh Pradhan
(East China Normal
University)
1615-1630
Wenjing Lou
(Central China Normal
University)
1630-1645
Xiaolin Bai
(Xiamen University)
1645-1700
Dai Jia
(Tsinghua University)
SS-07 Temperature at a mooring in northern
South China Sea and its connection with surface
heat flux, wind and eddies
SS-08 Interactive effects of light, nitrogen source
and ocean acidification on the diatom
Thalassiosira pseudonana
SS-09 Organic matter characterization in
estuaries along Northern Indian Ocean:
Implication through elemental, isotopic and
biomarker constrains of sediments
SS-10 An essential role for TonB-ExbB-ExbD
complex in inorganic iron uptake in cyanobacteria
SS-11 Estimates of heat and salt transports from
the Pacific into the South China Sea by eddy
movement
SS-12 Response of N2O emissions to invasion of
Spartina alterniflora and N input in mangrove
Meeting
Room 2
Session 3: Biological Oceanography & Global Change
Chair: Jun Sun (Tianjin University of Science and Technology)
Peimin He
S3-12 Studies on the transcriptome of the green
1330-1355
(Shanghai Ocean
tide dominant species Ulva prolifera
University)
Tuo Shi
S3-13 Algae-based sustainable biorefinery
1355-1420
(Xiamen University)
industry: toward a green revolution
Hongjun Song
S3-14 Plankton in a changing climate: coastal and
1420-1445
(The First Institute of
polar cases study
Oceanography)
1445-1520
Break
Workshop 1: Observational and Modeling Research on the Circulation in the South China Sea
and the Luzon Strait
Chair: Leo Oey (Princeton University, USA); Yuwu Jiang (Xiamen University)
Zhiyou Jing
W1-03 Summer upwelling front observed in the
1520-1540
(South China Sea Institute
eastern coast of Hainan Island
of Oceanology)
Chunhua Qiu
W1-04 Variations of oceanic upper layer in
1540-1600
(Sun Yat-Sen University)
subtropical front area
Jia Wang
W1-05 Inter-annual and decadal fluctuations of
1600-1620
(National Central
the Kuroshio in East China Sea and connection
University)
with surface fluxes of momentum and heat
Hongyang Lin
W1-06 Propagating sea level signals in different
1620-1640
(Xiamen University)
frequency bands in the Kuroshio extension region
W1-07 The response of the Ocean to Typhoon
Jingru Sun
1640-1700
Nuri (2008) in Western North Pacific and South
(Tsinghua University)
China Sea
18
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Meeting
Room 3
Workshop 2: Source-to-Sink in Space and Time: Sediment Process and Sedimentary Record in
Marginal Seas
Chair: James Liu (National Sun Yat-Sen University)
James Syvitski
W2-05 Influence of hurricanes on generating
1330-1355
(University of Colorado,
turbidity currents in the Gulf of Mexico
USA)
W2-06 Hyperpycnal flow at the Yellow River
Houjie Wang
1355-1420
Mouth induced by water-sediment regulation and
(Ocean University of China)
its biogeochemical implications
Qian Yu
W2-07 Turbidity maximum formation in a
1420-1440
(Delft University of
well-mixed macrotidal estuary: The role of tidal
Technology, NED)
pumping
W2-08 Trapping and escaping processes of
Jiaxue Wu
1440-1500
Yangtze River-derived sediments to the East
(Sun Yat-Sen University)
China Sea
1500-1520
Break
1520-1540
Anchun Li
(Institute of Oceanology)
1540-1600
1600-1620
1620-1640
1640-1700
Fengling Yu
(Xiamen University)
Chih-Chieh Su
(National Taiwan
University)
Ray T. Hsu
(National Sun Yat-Sen
University)
Yaping Wang
(Nanjing University)
W2-09 Sedimentary response of land and sea
interaction and sources to sink processes in the
East China Sea shelf
W2-10 The Holocene evolution of QingтАЩao
Embayment, NanтАЩao Island, southern China
W2-11 Impact of extreme events on organic
carbon burial off southwestern Taiwan
W2-12 Applications of novel methods in the
source-to-sink study
W2-13 Water and sediment discharge into the sea
from Yangtze River: an improving measurement
1700-1830, Poster Session: Lobby of Library Building
1830, Dinner: Food Bar of Library Building
19
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Friday, January 9, 2015
Venue: 2nd Floor of Library Building, XiangтАЩan Campus
Meeting Room 1
Chair: Yawei Luo (Xiamen University)
Edward Boyle
0830-0910
(Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, USA)
Arthur Chen
0910-0935
(National Sun Yat-Sen
University)
Zhaohui Wang
(Woods Hole
0935-1000
Oceanographic Institution,
USA)
Keynote Speech:
K-04 Lead and colloidal iron in the ocean
S2-05 Reduced ventilation in the North Pacific
affects the eutrophication and acidification status
in the East China Sea
S2-06 The paradox of salt marshes as a source of
alkalinity and low pH, high carbon dioxide water
to the ocean
1000-1020, Break
Meeting Room 1
Session 2: Marine & Estuarine Biogeochemistry
Chair: Xianghui Guo (Xiamen University)
S2-07 Porewater injection as the predominat
Pinghe Cai
1020-1045
source of DIC and ammonia in the upper Pearl
(Xiamen University)
River estuary
S2-08 Nutrient and carbon cycling in coastal
Eric De Carlo
1045-1110
tropical waters of Hawaii: effects of
(University of Hawaii, USA)
biogeochemical and physical forcing
S2-09 Invasion of Spartina alterniflora mitigates
Guanghui Lin
greenhouse gas emission under the influences of
1110-1135
(Tsinghua University)
excessive nitrogen loading in a subtropical
mangrove mesocosm
Chung-Shin Yuan
S2-10 Continuous monitoring of greenhouse gases
1135-1200
(National Sun Yat-Sen
emitted from three environments of mangroves
University)
wetlands in the Zhangjiang estuary
Meeting
Room 2
Session 3: Biological Oceanography & Global Change
Chair: Junbin Zhang (Shanghai Ocean University)
Yunwei Dong
S3-15 Global change and biodiversity on the
1020-1045
(Xiamen University)
intertidal rocky shore along China coast
Yao Zhang
S3-16 Nitrite-oxidizing bacteria are minor yet
1045-1110
(Xiamen University)
widespread members
Brian Helmuth
S3-17 Beyond long-term averages: Making
1110-1135
(Northeastern University,
biological sense of a rapidly changing world
USA)
20
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
1135-1200
Gavin Tilstone
(Plymouth Marine
Laboratory, UK)
S3-18 Spatial and temporal variability in satellite
estimates of net community production over the
Atlantic basin
Meeting
Room 3
Workshop 1: Observational and Modeling Research on the Circulation in the South China Sea
and the Luzon Strait
Chair: Xiao-Hua Wang (University of New South Wales, Canberra, AUS);
Guixing Chen (Tohoku University, JPN)
Tom Rippeth
W1-08 Impact of vertical mixing on sea surface
1020-1040
(Bangor University, UK)
pCO2 in temperate seasonally stratified shelf seas
Huiling Qin
W1-09 Pressure difference set up by
1040-1100
(South China Sea Institute
thermohaline and wind-driven circulation can
of Oceanology)
regulate South China Sea through flow
Guan-Yu Chen
W1-10 Internal tides and nonlinear internal
1100-1120
(National Sun Yat-Sen
waves generated in Luzon Strait
University)
Jian Lan
W1-11 Seasonal variation in the South China Sea
1120-1140
(Ocean University of China) deep circulation
Zhiyu Liu
W1-12 On shear instability in the ocean: critical
1140-1200
(Xiamen University)
Ri, marginality, turbulence parameterization
1200-1330
Lunch: Food Bar of Library Building
Poster Session: Lobby of Library Building
Meeting
Room 1
Session 2: Marine & Estuarine Biogeochemistry
Chair: Eric De Carlo (University of Hawaii, USA)
Xiaogang Xing
S2-11 Progress in the technology and application
1330-1355
(Ocean University of China) of Bio-Argo float
S2-12 Carbon and nitrogen isotopic compositions
Selvaraj Kandasamy
of suspended particles and surface sediments in
1355-1420
(Xiamen University)
diverse land-sea interactive ecosystems of Fujian
Province, SE coastal China
Gonzalo Carrasco
S2-13 Biological and non-biological sources and
(Singapore-MIT Alliance for decay of zinc complexing ligands in the west
1420-1445
Research and Technology,
Pacific and the south Atlantic Oceans: regional
SIN)
and global effect
Zhimian Cao
S2-14 Dissolved silicon isotopic compositions in
(GEOMAR Helmholtz
1445-1510
the East China Sea: Water mass mixing versus
Center for Ocean Research
biological fractionation
Kiel, GER)
Meeting
Room 2
Session 3: Biological Oceanography & Global Change
Chair: Jun Sun (Tianjin University of Science and Technology)
Bangqin Huang
S3-19 Picoeukaryotic diversity and distribution in
1330-1355
(Xiamen University)
the subtropicalтАУtropical South China Sea
21
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
1355-1420
Lewis Incze
(University of Maine, USA)
1420-1445
Hongpo Dong
(Jinan University)
1445-1510
Kunshan Gao
(Xiamen University)
S3-20 Understanding a complex regional fishery
in the context of changing global-scale drivers and
the need for sustainability
S3-21 Proteomic analysis of Thalassiosira
pseudonana reveals the mechanisms of high light
acclimation in the marine diatom
S3-22 Effects of ocean acidification on marine
primary producers under the sun
Meeting
Room 3
Workshop 1: Observational and Modeling Research on the Circulation in the South China Sea
and the Luzon Strait
Chair: Jian Lan (Ocean University of China); Jianyu Hu (Xiamen University)
Xiaohua Wang
W1-13 A coastal upwelling by wind-driven forcing
1330-1350
(University of New South
in Jervis Bay, NSW: A numerical study of 2011
Wales, Canberra, AUS)
W1-14 Toward improved forecasts of sea breeze
Guixing Chen
1350-1410
intrusion over coastal cities at super high
(Tohoku University, JPN)
resolutions
Yanluan Lin
W1-15 What controls the rainfall area of tropical
1410-1430
(Tsinghua University)
cyclones?
Fanghua Xu
W1-16 Seasonal SSH variability of the Northern
1430-1450
(Tsinghua University)
South China Sea
Yuwu Jiang
W1-17 Numerical model studies in the Taiwan
1450-1510
(Xiamen University)
Strait
1510-1530, Break
Meeting Room 1
Chair: Dalin Shi (Xiamen University)
Wenju Cai
(Commonwealth Scientific
Keynote speech:
1530-1610
and Industrial Research
K-05 Tropical variability under global warming
Organization, AUS)
Guizhi Wang
S2-15 Submarine groundwater discharge: flux and
1610-1635
(Xiamen University)
impacts in coastal and marginal seas
Sam Dupont
1635-1700
(University of Gothenburg, S3-23 Get ready for ocean acidification
SWE)
Nianzhi Jiao
S3-24 Microbial carbon pump: constrains with
1700-1725
(Xiamen University)
and effects on environments
Achmad Poernomo
S3-25 Present status of blue carbon research in
1725-1750
(Ministry of Marine Affairs
Indonesia
and Fisheries, INA)
1750-1800
Student Award Presentations and Closing, Minhan Dai (Xiamen University)
1830, Dinner: Food Bar of Library Building
22
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Poster List / х▒ХцЭ┐цКехСКхИЧшби
Poster Session Time Slots:
Jan 7: 1210-1330 & 1700/1725-1830; Jan 8: 1225-1330 & 1700-1830; Jan 9: 1200-1330
Venue: Lobby of Library Building (2nd floor)
Session 1: Physical oceanography and its coupling with chemical, biological and geological
oceanography
ф╕УщвШ 1я╝ЪчЙйчРЖц╡╖ц┤ЛхнжхПКхЕ╢ф╕ОхМЦхнжц╡╖ц┤ЛхнжуАБчФЯчЙйц╡╖ц┤ЛхнжхТМхЬ░ш┤иц╡╖ц┤ЛхнжчЪДф║дхПЙ
Seasonal variation characteristics of hydrological environment
factors and suspended sediment transport mechanism in Luanhe
Estuary, China
Tidal influence on the primary production and nutrient transport in
PS1-03
Bingxu Geng
the northeastern South China Sea continental shelf during summer
Sediment budgeting and future evolution of the mud belt deposit on
PS1-04
Jianjun Jia
the inner shelf of East China Sea: in terms of sediment retention
index
PS1-06
Li Li
Sediment dynamics in Xiangshan Harbour
Seasonal variability of ocean primary production in the China Seas
PS1-07
Ze Liu
derived from satellite remote sensing data
The environmental capcity of Bohai Bay based on regional water
PS1-08
Hongtao Nie
exchange characteristics
PS1-09
Holly Pelling
PycnMix: Pycnocline mixing in shelf seas
A data processing method on the hysteresis effect of temperature
PS1-10
Qiang Ren
and conductivity of moving vessel profiler (MVP)
What is the cause of variability in suspended sediment
PS1-11
Benwei Shi
concentration? A case study of a macrotidal and highly turbid coastal
mudflat
Optical characterization of vertical variability of phytoplankton in
PS1-12
Guifen Wang
autumn 2008 in the Northern South China Sea
Physical-biological coupling: the response of phytoplankton
PS1-13
Lei Wang
community structure to the meso-scale eddies in the South China Sea
Relating the evolution of low oxygen adjacent to Changjiang estuary
PS1-14
Hao Wei
to hydrodynamic conditions: new evidence from observations in
2012 and 2013
PS1-15
Chaoyu Yang
Effect of typhoon NALGAE on the distribution of phytoplankton
Effects of salinity stress on the physiological response of marine
PS1-16
Lin Zhang
algae Gracilariopsis lemaneiformis
Geostrophic circulation in the tropical north pacific ocean based on
PS1-17
Zhichun Zhang
argo profiles
Particle size distribution in the Yellow River plume before and during
PS1-18
Tao Zou
water and sediment diversion
Session 2: Marine & estuarine biogeochemistry
PS1-01
Bin Chen
ф╕УщвШ 2я╝Ъц╡╖ц┤Лф╕Оц▓│хПгчФЯчЙйхЬ░чРГхМЦхнжш┐ЗчиЛф╕ОцЬ║хИ╢
PS2-01
Ling Li
PS2-02
Sheng Liu
The applications of NGS technology in phytoplankton ecology
Molecular analysis of in situ diets of copepods reveals land
plant-derived detritus as important source of copepod food in a coral
reef ecosystemin Sanya Bay
23
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
PS2-03
Hongyan Bao
PS2-04
Yuanyue Cheng
PS2-05
Xianghui Guo
PS2-06
Yiguo Hong
PS2-07
Yongming
Huang
PS2-08
Hongmei Jing
PS2-09
Ruihuan Li
PS2-10
Yu Li
PS2-11
Rui Lin
PS2-12
Qian Liu
PS2-13
Jian Ma
PS2-14
Qinbiao Ni
PS2-16
Zhiliang Shen
PS2-17
Guisheng Song
PS2-18
Jianjun Wang
PS2-19
Qinsheng Wei
PS2-20
Jiezhong Wu
PS2-21
Hongwei Xiao
PS2-22
Zheng Xiao
PS2-23
Kunming Xu
PS2-24
Li Xu
PS2-25
Weifeng Yang
PS2-26
Feng Ye
PS2-27
Dongxing Yuan
PS2-28
Weidong Zhai
PS2-29
Caiyun Zhang
PS2-30
Kuanbo Zhou
Importance of extreme rain event in terrigenous OM output in a
small river
The fluorescence characteristics of DOM in the seagrass ecosystem
from Hainan
Seasonal variability in the carbonate system in the northern South
China Sea
Developing a salinity-based approach for the evaluation of DIN
removal rate in estuarine ecosystems
A versatile automated analyzer: The development and application of
a dual loop flow-sequential injection analyzer
Diversity of diazotrophs in the mangrove rhizosphere revealed by
pyrosequencing of nifH gene
Sources and transportation of nutrients under the impact of
integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA) in Sanggou Bay, China
The impact of microbial interactions on biogeochemical cycles in
aquatic ecosystems
Changes of Xiamen IslandтАЩs coastal landscape after Cimaron Typhoon
in July 2013
Project Introduction on тАЬDevelopment of methods for ocean
management in the Japan Sea, an international enclosed coastal sea
that includes continental shelves and islandтАЭ
In field determination of DRP in coastal and open sea
Study on visualization and analysis system for marine observation
data
Long-term changes in nutrient and its structure and its influences on
ecological environment in Jiaozhou Bay
An underestimated carbon cycling process in turbid estuarine and
coastal waters: Particulate organic matter photodegradation
хП░ц╣╛ц╡╖х│бц▓ЙчзпчЙйцнгцЮДчГ╖чГГ C31/C17 хп╣хПдц┤кц░┤цМЗчд║цДПф╣ЙчЪДхИЭцнецОвшои
Physical-biogeochemical coupling in the frontal zone of the central
southern Yellow Sea
Coastal hydrodynamic and ecological buoy array
Isoopic composition of atmospheric nitrate in total suspended
particulate to identify sources and chemistry in the oligotrophic South
China Sea
A study on the sea level variations of Eastern Luzon straits
Multiple microelectrode study of pH, pCO2, and redox chemical
species in mangrove sediments
Insights into the ocean carbon cycle in Canadian Basin from
radiocarbon measurements
Abundance and export of particulate black carbon in the
northeastern South China Sea
Stable isotopes provide insight into the sources and fate of nitrate in
the Pearl River Estuary, south China
Overview of the current research on determination of trace metals
and nutrients in seawater
Occurrence of aragonite corrosive water in North Yellow Sea, near
the Yalu River estuary, in a flooding summer
Variability of phytoplankton blooms in coastal river plumes of
western Taiwan Strait triggered by tropical storms
DOC and thorium adsorption onto membrane filters: implications for
C/Th ratios?
24
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
2H/1H
differences among lipids synthesised via the ACT (acetogenic),
MVA (mevalonic) and DXP (1-deoxy-D-xylulose 5-phosphate)
PS2-31
Youping Zhou
pathways in higher plant leaves: evidence for intracellular water (H+)
isotopic heterogeneity
Session 3: Biological oceanography & global change
ф╕УщвШ 3я╝ЪчФЯчЙйц╡╖ц┤Лхнжф╕ОхЕичРГхПШхМЦ
PS3-01
Leo Lai Chan
PS3-02
Bingzhang
Chen
PS3-03
Mianrun Chen
PS3-04
Shanwen Chen
PS3-05
PS3-06
Yuan Dong
Cui Guo
PS3-07
Peng Jin
PS3-08
Bong-Oh Kwon
PS3-09
Yahe Li
PS3-10
Junrong Liang
PS3-11
Xin Lin
PS3-12
Xin Lin
PS3-13
Haipeng Liu
PS3-14
Huaxue Liu
PS3-15
Xin Liu
PS3-16
Linjian Ou
PS3-17
Dajun Qiu
PS3-19
Honghua Shi
PS3-20
Kai Tang
PS3-21
Yaping Wu
PS3-22
Wupeng Xiao
PS3-23
Dapeng Xu
Benthic and epiphytic toxic algae (BETA): An emerging threat to
coral ecosystems in south China
Assessing the difference of temperature dependence between
autotrophic and heterotrophic fluxes of plankton in coastal seas
Mesozooplankton clearance rate on phytoplankton is reduced by
increasing carnivory degree of omnivorous assemblage at coastal
and estuarine water
Viral attack exacerbates the susceptibility of a bloom-forming alga to
ocean acidification
Nutrient balance in South China Sea
Effect of atmospheric input on marine microbial food web
Mechanistic effects of elevated CO2 on the calcification of
coccolithophores
Microphytobenthos diversity and production in Korean tidal flats
Gibberellin A3 induced the phytohormone variation and the related
physiological response of marine algae Ulva prolifera
Cellular mechanism associated with oxidative stress and programed
cell death in the marine diatom Thalassiosira pseudonana response to
nitrogen limitation
Evolution of atypical alkaline phosphatase (PhoAaty) in marine
phytoplankton: insights from the highly divergent gene sequences
and the dynamic evolution in dinoflagellates
Characterization of the Phaeodactylum tricornutum epigenome
Effects of CO2-driven seawater acidification on the Artemia sinica:
proteomics and fatty acids analysis during different developmental
stages
Planktonic community structure during a harmful bloom of
Phaeocystis globosa in a subtropical bay, with special reference to the
ciliates assemblages
Quasi-climatological description of seasonal variations on
phytoplankton community structure in the East China Sea
Phosphorus strategy of Prorocentrum donghaienase and its role in
the bloom formation
Active cell functions of the cryptophyte symbiont during a
Mesodinium rubrum
Distribution of phytoplankton biodiversity in relationship to
environmental variables in South-five island of Miaodao Archipelago
Molecular insight into the micorbial metabolisms on high-weight
dissolved organic matters
Physiological responses of a model marine diatom to fast pH changes,
with special implication of coastal water acidification
Phytoplankton dynamics with environmental factors in the East
China Sea inferred from generalized additive mixed models
Microbial eukaryotes (protists) from the South China Sea: insights
from next generation sequencing
25
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
How marine microalgae sequester carbon dioxide: perspectives from
population and single cell
Transcriptome sequencing of the marine microalga, Chlorella
PS3-25
Nianjun Xu
pyrenoidosa (Chlorophyta), and the analyses of carbonic anhydrase
expression under salt stress
A bead-beating based method to extract DNA from marine
PS3-26
Jian Yuan
phytoplankton for quantitative PCR applications
Bacterial communities and impact of contamination in the tropical
PS3-27
Liping Zheng
and subtropical mangrove revealed by pyrosequencing
Habitat suitability analysis of Eelgrass (Zostera marina L.) in the
PS3-28
Jian Zhou
subtidal zone of Xiaoheishan Island
Session 4: Marine pollution & ecotoxicology
PS3-24
Jian Xu
ф╕УщвШ 4я╝Ъц╡╖ц┤Лц▒бцЯУф╕ОчФЯцАБцпТчРЖ
PS4-01
Xianhui An
PS4-02
Chui Wei Bong
PS4-03
Zhuoping Cai
PS4-04
Guanghui Ding
PS4-05
Limin Feng
PS4-06
Haizheng Hong
PS4-07
Wenwen
Huang
PS4-08
Chenglong Ji
PS4-09
Yuanyuan Li
PS4-10
Po Teen LIM
PS4-11
Chih-Ning Liu
PS4-12
Xindong Ma
PS4-13
Jingli Mu
PS4-14
Qiao-guo Tan
PS4-15
Xinhong Wang
PS4-16
Ying Wang
PS4-17
Zhen Wang
PS4-18
Huifeng Wu
PS4-19
Hai Xu
Screening of VibrioтАЩ antagonistic bacteria and a preliminary study on
their active substances
Antibiotic residue detectionin Malaysia marine farmed fish and
shrimp
Direct evidence of hormesis in marine microalgae as induced by
glyphosate
Tissue distribution, bioconcentration, and liver proteome response of
sulfamethazine in marine medaka (Oryzias melastigma)
Toxic effects of chronic sub-lethal exposure of P-CTX-1 on mice
Developmental toxicity of benzophenone-3 and
2-ethyl-hexyl-4-trimethoxycinnamate in marine medaka (Oryzias
melastigma) embryos
Evaluation of various HILIC columns and sample treatment methods
of tetrodotoxin in puffer fish by LC-MS/MS
iTRAQ-based quantitative proteomic analyses on the gender-specific
responses in mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis to tetrabromobisphenol
A
Seasonal variation of polybrominated diphenyl ethers in PM2.5
aerosols over the East China Sea
Bloom of Karlodinium austral (Gymnodiniales, Dinophyceae)
associated with massive fish mortality along the West Johor Strait,
Malaysia
The physiological effects of Pacific ciguatoxin-1 (P-CTX-1) in marine
medaka (Oryzias melastigma)
Bioaccumulation and trophic transfer of short chain chlorinated
paraffins in a marine food web from the Liaodong Bay, North China
Effects of CO2-driven ocean acidification on early life stages of marine
medaka (Oryzias melastigma)
The speciation of Cu and Zn in two hyperaccumulator estuarine
oysters: a synchrotron study
Contamination of PFOS/PFOA in the surface sediment of the
estuarine and coastal areas of China
The toxic effect of typical crude oil components and their weathering
products to marine bioluminescent bacteria Vibrio fischeri
Characterizing the distribution of PBDEs in soil, moss and reindeer
dung at Ny- ├Еlesund; lesund of the Arctic
A metabolomic investigation on the effects of metal pollution in
oysters Crassostrea hongkongensis
Proteomics analysis of male zebrafish brain chronically exposed to
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bisphenol A
PS4-20
Ming Yang
The immunomodulatory effect of bisphenol A on fish
Accumulation of butyltin compounds in fish and molluscs from
PS4-21
Dongmei Zhao
Chinese coastal waters
Pollution characteristics of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in
PS4-22
Shuhui Zhao
atmospheric particulate matters in the Western Taiwan Strait Region
during winter and spring
Discovery and study of algicidal marine microorganisms, novel
PS4-23
Tianling Zheng algicidal compounds, algicidal mechanisms of action and potential
application in HABs control
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in the mariculture zones of
PS4-24
Humin Zong
ChinaтАЩs northern Yellow Sea
Development of the environmental monitoring system for
PS4-25
Jiajun Wu
aquaculture
Workshop 1: Observational and modeling research on the circulation in the South China Sea and the
Luzon Strait
ф╕УщвШчаФшоиф╝Ъ 1я╝ЪхНЧц╡╖ф╕ОхРХхоЛц╡╖х│бчОпц╡БшзВц╡ЛхПКцХ░хА╝цибцЛЯчаФчй╢
PW1-01
Shengli Chen
Local inertial oscillations generated by wind changes
Observations of internal tides and near-inertial waves in the upper
PW1-02
Yong Fang
480 m layer of the Luzon Strait
Contribution of the Karimata Strait transport to the Indonesian
PW1-03
Zhigang He
Throughflow as seen from a data assimilation model
A double-index method to classify the Kuroshio intrusion paths in the
PW1-04
Jianyu Hu
Luzon Strait
A eddies-gyre structure in the western South China Sea in summer
PW1-05
Junmin Li
2011
A comparison study of typhoon-induced near-inertial oscillations in
PW1-06
Zhenyu Sun
the South China Sea
Temporal variability and modal structure of internal tides in the
PW1-07
Zhenhua Xu
northern South China Sea
Workshop 2: Source-to-Sink in Space and Time: Sediment Process and Sedimentary Record in
Marginal Seas
ф╕УщвШчаФшоиф╝Ъ 2я╝Ъ
уАМф╗Оц║РхИ░ц▒ЗуАНхЬицЧ╢чй║ф╕КчЪДчЙ╣х╛Бя╝Ъш╛╣ч╝Шц╡╖ф╣Лц▓Йчзпш┐ЗчиЛхТМц▓Йчзпшо░х╜Х
PW2-01
PW2-02
Yi Chang
Yuan-Pin
Chang
PW2-03
Jing Chen
PW2-04
Daidu Fan
PW2-05
Jianhua Gao
PW2-06
Wenping Gong
PW2-07
Liangwen Jia
PW2-08
Chao Li
PW2-09
Dawei Li
Seasonal evolution of chlorophyll-a fronts in the Taiwan Strait
Spatial distribution and characteristics of sedimentary n-Alkanes in
Zhuoshui River drainage and estuary
Clay mineral composition of West Taiwan Strait and its implication
for Middle-late Holocene Zhe-Min Coastal Current
Distinction and hydraulic meaningful interpretation of grain-size
populations of intertidal heterolithic deposits in the middle Qiantang
Estuary (China)
The quantitative estimation of sediment loadinto Poyang Lake basin
under human impacts
Sediment transport pattern in a funnel-shaped estuary
Study on the long term morphological evolution of the Modaomen
Estuary, Pearl River
Potential application of comminution age method to constrain the
time scale of sediment source-to-sink transport in the East China Sea
Variations of export production and phytoplankton community
structure change in the Okinawa trough over the last 30 kyr: Global
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PW2-10
Ni Su
PW2-11
Aijun Wang
PW2-12
Yunwei Wang
PW2-13
Zhongbo Wang
PW2-14
Hong Yan
PW2-15
Yang Yang
PW2-16
Ping Yin
consistence of the silicic acid leakage hypothesis
Geochemistry of major, trace and rare-earth elements during
weathering of granodiorite in southeast China: implications for
riverine floodplain weathering
The fate of terrestrial substances discharged from Minjiang River
Modeling the mud filling processes of tidal basins along the East
China Sea coast
The characteristics of detrital garnet compositions of Changjiang and
Huanghe river sediments and their source identification in East
China Sea
Dynamics of the western Pacific ITCZ during the past millennium
Characteristics of suspended sediment and resuspension processes
in Xinyanggang Estuary
In-situ observation of typhoon "Seagull" impact on Nandujiang River
water flux and sediment discharge
Session 5: Student Session
ф╕УщвШ 5я╝ЪхнжчФЯф╕УхЬ║
PSSB-01
Zhen Cao
PSSB-02
Jie Chen
PSSB-03
Lixiao Chen
PSSB-04
Wanli Dong
PSSB-05
Shujin Guo
PSSB-06
Guodong Han
PSSB-07
Yuewen Hu
PSSB-08
Xiaoyun Huang
PSSB-09
Xiaozhou
Huang
PSSB-10
Xiongwei
Huang
PSSB-11
Xuguang Huang
PSSB-13
Yibin Huang
PSSB-14
Zheng Huang
PSSB-15
Nanjing Ji
PSSB-16
Siyu Jiang
Seasonal variations of phytoplankton composition in Xiamen Bay
using in situ Cytosense
Effect of oxidative stress on cell death and TEP production by
diatoms and cyanobacterium
Studies on food web structure and energy flow of Guangxi offshore
ecosystem based on the Ecopath model
Bioavailability and effect of different forms of iron in seawater on the
growth of P. tricornutum
Sinking rates of phytoplankton in the Changjiang estuary, East China
Sea: A comparative study between Prorocentrum dentatum and
Skeletonema dorhnii bloom
Latitudinal variability of physiological responses to heat stress of the
intertidal limpet Cellana toreuma along the Asian coast
Utilization of colloidal organic phosphorus by marine
phytoplanton-Skeletonema costatum
Characterization of urease activity in four phytoplankton species,
Skeletonema costatum, Prorocentrum donghaiense, Karenia
mikimotoi, Phaeocystis globosa
Phosphorus starvation induced programmed cell death in the marine
dinoflagellate Prorocentrum donghaiense
Will human activities break the biogeographic barrier of rocky shore
species? - Phylogeography of three intertidal invertebrates along the
Chinese coast
The response of planktonic assemblages to the abundance of
Blackfordia virginica (Hydromedusa) in Xiamen Nanhu Park, China
Balance of planktonic respiration and production in the South China
Sea
Ecosystem based approaches of nutrient criteria establishment in an
estuary, southeast China
Selection of suitable reference gene for quantitative real-time PCR in
Heterosigma akashiwo (Raphidophyceae) under different
experimental conditions
Phytoplankton growth and microzooplankton grazing in northern
South China Sea during the spring of 2014
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PSSB-17
Wen Jiao
PSSB-18
Meizhen Li
PSSB-19
Xi Li
PSSB-20
Yihui Li
PSSB-21
Zhengke Li
PSSB-22
Kailin Liu
PSSB-23
Xiaohong Liu
PSSB-24
Hao Luo
PSSB-25
Fei Qi
PSSB-26
Liming Qu
PSSB-27
Da Shao
PSSB-28
Xinguo Shi
PSSB-29
Peng Sun
PSSB-30
Fujiing Wang
PSSB-31
Jie Wang
PSSB-32
Lu Wang
PSSB-33
Yibo Wang
PSSB-34
PSSB-35
Yuanyong
Wang
Lau Lik Sing
Winnie
PSSB-36
Xiaoqing Xi
PSSB-37
Tian Xia
PSSB-38
Yuyuan Xie
PSSB-39
Lu Yang
PSSB-40
Shanshan Yu
PSSB-41
Mingli Yuan
PSSB-42
Dangni Zhang
Assessment of social vulnerability to climate change and its adaption
strategies in southwest coastal area of Taiwan
Effet of phosphorus deficiency and adenosine 5-triphosphate (ATP)
on growth rate and cell cycle of Prorocentrum donghaiense
The mechanism of Fe (тЕв) reduction by a novel thermophilic
dissimilatory iron reducing bacteria
Effects of temperature on simple planktonic food chains in the ocean
Iron limitation exacerbated the damage of ultraviolet-B on the
oceanic Synechococcus sp. WH8102
Responses of autotrophic and heterotrophic rates of plankton to
short-term temperature modulations at a subtropical coastal site
Extracellular enzyme activity of brown tide (Aureococcus
anophagefferens) in Qinhuangdao
Gene expression analysis of Karenia mikimotoi in dissolved organic
phosphorus condition by suppression subtractive hybridization
The ecological recover process and compensation mechanism of
mangrove Avicenna marina affected by Oligochroa cantonella Caradja
herbivore
Physiological responses of an economic red macroalga Gracilaria
lemaneiformis grown at different densities to future CO2-induced
ocean acidification
Landing history of тАШUrusтАЩ on Dongdao Island, Xisha Islands of South
China Sea
Rhodopsin gene expression regulated by light dark cycle,
spectrumand light intensity in dinoflagellate Prorocentrum
Change in the relationship between ecosystem structure and
functionings in the Jiaozhou Bay
The relationship between phytoplankton community structure and
nutrient in northern Beibu Gulf
Biogeographic distributions of rocky intertidal species (Cellana and
Siphonaria) in the Southeast Asia
Current status and future prospect of DNA barcoding in marine
biology
The influence of the Yellow Sea Warm Current on the biodiversity of
Bohai Sea
Primary production of microphytobenthos in shallow system and
their ecological role
Rapid detection of harmful Raphidophyte, Chattonella sp. using
whole-cell FISH
Application of molecular biology in analyzing food composition of
Johnius belengerii (Cuvier) in Saddle Archipelago
Study of the photosynthesis of Ulva prolifera under complex
seawater environment
Photosynthetic parameters in the Northern South China Sea in
relation to phytoplankton community structure
Studies on trophic niche of major fish species in Beibu Gulf
Phylogeographic analysis and thermal tolerance of Nipponacmea
limpets (Gastropoda: Lottidae) in China
Coccolithophore response to climate and surface hydrography in the
Yellow Sea, Northwest Pacific, AD 1761-2011
Molecular detecting in situ dietary composition of Calanus sinicus in
Taiwan Strait
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чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
PSSB-43
Rongmo Zhang
PSSB-44
Shuwen Zhang
PSSB-45
Yiwei Zhang
PSSB-46
Peng Zhou
PSSB-47
Lisha Li
PSSC-01
Lei Bi
PSSC-02
PSSC-03
Sherry Cao
Li Chen
PSSC-04
Ting Chen
PSSC-05
Wei Chen
PSSC-06
Yaojin Chen
PSSC-07
Zuhao Chu
PSSC-08
Xiaodong Ding
PSSC-09
Ziming Fang
PSSC-10
Sichao Feng
PSSC-11
Yaqin Gao
PSSC-12
Wei Guo
PSSC-13
Yulong Guo
PSSC-14
Meng He
PSSC-15
Qingquan Hong
PSSC-16
Jing Hou
PSSC-17
Ling Hu
PSSC-18
Wangjiang Hu
PSSC-19
Hsin-Yi Huang
PSSC-20
Xinlei Jiang
PSSC-21
Dalayya Kota
PSSC-22
Qian Li
PSSC-23
Ying Liang
Expression and degradation pattern of form I rubiscounder different
nutrient treatments in Karenia mikimotoi and Karlodinium veneficium
Effects of diet nutritional quality on the growth and grazing of
Noctiluca scintillans
The level mRNA of glycogenesis and glycogenolysis genes studied by
RT-qPCR technology in oyster
Bacterial communities and impact of contamination in the tropical
and subtropical mangrove revealed by pyrosequencing
Physiological energetics of the thick shell mussel Mytilus coruscus
exposed to seawater acidification and thermal stress
Clay geochemistry of the rivers entering the East China Sea indicates
two types of weathering and sediment transport processes
Nutrients and their sources of coral reefs in South China
Method optimization of dissolved urea in seawater
Magnetic properties of tidal flat sediments on the Yangtze coast,
China: early diagenetic alteration and implications
Determination of free and combined amino acids in dissolved and
particulate phases in marine environment
Redox speciation analysis of iron in estuarine and coastal waters
using on-line solid phase extraction hyphenated with GFAAS and
visible spectrophotometry
Study of using Dowex 1X8 resin to pretreat silver in seawater
Sub-millennial to millennial scale East Asian summer Monsoon
variability during the last deglaciation from Dongyuan Lake,
southern Taiwan-Comparison with Chinese stalagmite record
Spatial pattern and export of particulate black carbon in the western
Arctic and subarctic Ocean
Determination of trace dissolved manganese in seawater samples by
flow injection analysis with catalytic spectrophotometric detection
Historical records of mercury distributions and mercury isotope
signatures in sediments of Jiulongjiang estuary
Sources and transport of dissolved and particulate organic carbon in
the LingDingYang water of Pearl River estuary in south China
The influence of grain-size sorting on silicate chemical weathering
proxies: CIA, WIP and ╬▒ Values
Nitrate uptake in cold and warm eddies in the western North Pacific
Influence of irrigation-dominated benthic addition on the estuarine
mixing of solutes in the Jiulong River estuary
Biogeochemistry of methane in the Sanggou Bay
Anaerobic respiration and its influence on the total alkalinity in the
sediment of the Jiulong River estuary
Enhanced particle scavenging in deep water of the Aleutian Basin
revealed by 210Po-210Pb disequilibria
The deposition system evolution of Jhuoshuei River mouth in the
Holocene(6000): Initial discussion
Nitrogen removal in the sediment-water interface of the Pearl River
Estuary in autumn
Lithium isotopic ratio as a proxy for silicate weathering in the Pearl
River (Zhujiang) System, China
Dynamics of air-sea CO2 fluxes under the influence of mesoscale
cyclonic eddies in the western South China Sea
Sediment phosphorus speciation, desorption in a river reservoir,
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PSSC-24
Baozhi Lin
PSSC-25
Haiying Lin
PSSC-26
Kunning Lin
PSSC-27
Dong Liu
PSSC-28
Li Luo
PSSC-29
Tariq
Mahmood
PSSC-30
Yanjun Mei
PSSC-31
Dadong Pan
PSSC-32
Tong Peng
PSSC-33
Elliott Roberts
PSSC-34
Qingyang Sun
PSSC-35
Ehui Tan
PSSC-36
Cuicui Wang
PSSC-37
Xiaodan Wang
PSSC-38
Xiaona Wang
PSSC-40
Yangyang
Wang
Zhaowei Wang
PSSC-41
Hailun Wei
PSSC-42
Jia Wei
PSSC-43
PSSC-44
Qiao Wu
Yanhua Wu
PSSC-45
Yingxu Wu
PSSC-46
Dong Xia
PSSC-47
Fanglu Xu
PSSC-48
Min Xu
PSSC-39
Southeast China
Provenance and chemical weathering control on inner shelf surface
sediments of East China Sea and riverine sediments along the
land-sea intersections of SE China
Isotopic composition analysis of dissolved mercury in seawater with
purge & trap preconcentration and a modified Hg introduction device
for MC-ICP-MS
Fast analytical method for the determination of nutrients in seawater
samples
Decadal variations of dissolved organic carbon transported from the
Yangtze River and Yellow River
Variations of nitrate and ammonium, DIN fluxes of aerosol over the
northwest Pacific Ocean in spring
Biogeochemistry of nutrient in an integrated multi-trophic
aquaculture (IMTA) region: case study of Sanggou Bay (Northern
China)
Tridacna biological organic characteristics analysis from Xisha
Islands in South China Sea
Mineral magnetic characteristics of surficial sediments and their
implications for sedimentary environment at the Changjiang river
mouth
Absorption and fluorescence properties of chromophoric dissolved
organic matter produced by algae
Anthropogenic carbon evolution at a time-series site
Enhanced sea-air CO2 exchange influenced by a tropical depression in
the South China Sea
Submarine groundwater discharge on the shelf of East China Sea in
winter and its impacts
Analysis of Sun-blocking agents from sediment by liquid
chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry with accelerate solvent
extraction and solidphase extraction purification
Seasonal variability of major ion chemistry in the Changjiang
(Yangtze) River and its indication to the impoundment of
the Three Gorges Reservoir
Sources and biogeochemistry behaviors of organic matter and
nutrients in a tropical river, Hainan, China
Kaoping River тАУ Sea sediments from source to sink traced with clay
mineralogy
Behavior of dissolved manganese in the East China Sea
The characteristics and distribution of organic matter and their
significances in surface sediments of the East China Sea
Impact of a rainstorm event on the spectral characteristics of CDOM
in the subtropical Jiulong river and estuarine system
╬┤15N and ╬┤18O of nitrate of intermediate water in the South China Sea
Nitrogen dynamic in coastal seas off southern China
Time-series observations on the shelf of the East China Sea based on
a buoy system
Variations of hydrodynamics and submarine groundwater discharge
under the influence of water-sediment regulation scheme
Distribution and sources of terrigenous organic carbon in surface
sediments across the Bering and Chukchi Seas of the Arctic Ocean
Light and substrate effects on ammonium utilizer in the upper
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чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
PSSC-49
Jinyu Yang
PSSC-50
Lihong Yang
PSSC-51
Renkai Yang
PSSC-52
Yufeng Yang
PSSC-53
Wang-Wang Ye
PSSC-54
Jiexia Zhang
PSSC-55
Lei Zhang
PSSC-56
Miming Zhang
PSSC-57
Xuelian Zhang
PSSC-58
Yue Zhao
PSSC-59
Yun Zhao
PSSC-60
Li-Wei Zheng
PSSC-61
Tingjin Zhou
PSSC-62
Weitao Zhou
PSSC-63
Yifan Zhu
PSSP-01
PSSP-03
PSSP-04
PSSP-05
Minglei Guan
Shihming
Huang
Qiang Lian
Zhaolin Lin
Bingqing Liu
PSSP-06
Hong Luan
PSSP-07
Alfi
Rusdiansyah
PSSP-08
Lianghai Shi
PSSP-09
Xiaoqin Tao
PSSP-10
Pengfei Tuo
PSSP-11
Juan Wang
PSSP-12
Xing Wang
PSSP-13
Ting Wu
PSSP-02
western North Pacific Ocean
Influence of lateral particle transport on sedimentary N isotopic
records in the northern South China Sea
Spatial distribution and potential ecological risk assessment of heavy
metals in surface sediments of Meizhou Bay
Late quaternary sedimentary environment evolution at the mouth of
the Zhuoshui River Taiwan
The impact of human intervention on morphology and
sedimentology in Xiamen
Distribution and flux of methane in the East China Sea in summer:
Impact of hypoxia
Nitrous oxide maximas in the Chukchi Sea and west of the Chukchi
Plateau
Separation and analysis of siderophores in seawater
Interannual and seasonal variations of atmospheric MSA and
nss-SO42- at Zhongshan station, Antarctica
Microbial mediated sulfur cycling in the ocean and the possible role
of molybenum
Preparation and characterization of an all-solid-state carbonate ion
selective electrode
Sedimentary geochemistry and source chemical weathering
characteristics of JRD-S in Taiwan
Cyclone-induced hyperpycnal discharge of modern organic carbon to
deep ocean : A case study of sediment trap(T7KP) in Gaoping
submarine canyon
A modified method for on-line determination of trace aluminum in
natural water with spectrophotometric detection
Partioning of trace metals in a highly dynamic system of Jiulong
Estuary impacted by irregular effluents
Distribution pattern of ammonium in the South China Sea: based on
in situ high precision measurement
The research of tidal survey based on coastal GNSS
Ocean circulation and biogeochemical responses to Typhoons
Applied turbulence closure model in marine waters
Analysis of the mooring current data in the South China Sea
Oceanic internal waves imaged by Mutiple Tandem Satellites
Analysis of the Pearl River Estuary in winter and spring of suspended
sediment concentration remote sensing inversion model
Spreading paths of water masses in the Mid-Eastern Indonesian
waters during Transitional Monsoonal Period
First attempt for retrieving remote sensing reflectance over coastal
waters from an UAV-based spectrometer
Study of storm surge numerical simulation in Xiamen Bay
Comparison of three automatic algorithms for detecting mesoscale
eddies in the South China Sea and the Northwest Pacific Ocean
Mass-induced sea level variations in the Gulf of Carpentaria
Numerical study on dynamic mechanism of maintaining the deep
tidal channel in the Lianzhou Bay
Simulation of water exchange between Hangzhou Bay and adjacent
region
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чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
PSSP-14
Tianzhu Xia
PSSP-15
Tong Yan
PSSP-16
Li Zhang
PSSP-17
Wei Zhang
PSSP-18
Liang Zhao
PSSP-19
Jingjing Zheng
PSSP-20
Yifei Zheng
PSSP-21
Qingguang Zhu
PSST-01
Guanjing Cai
PSST-02
Yizhi Cai
PSST-03
Hui Chen
PSST-04
Zhangran Chen
PSST-05
Yudong Cui
PSST-06
Hao Dong
PSST-07
Xiaojian Gao
PSST-08
Xiaoyun Guo
PSST-09
Sanober
Kahkashan
PSST-10
Xueqian Lei
PSST-11
Yi Li
PSST-12
Wuhui Lin
PSST-13
Xiaolan Lin
PSST-14
Wanxin Liu
PSST-15
Chuanliang Ma
PSST-16
Huifang Peng
Comparative analysis on different air-sea temperature difference
data and characteristics analysis in South China Sea in nearly 35a
Internal tide characteristics in the deep water northwest of the Xisha
Islands
Dynamics and mechanisms of decadal variability of the Pacific-South
America Mode over the 20th century
Experimental study on hydrothermal plume in a stratified salt water
tank
Experiments on movement characteristics of incident flow in
stratified and unstratified water
A modeling study of the hypoxia dynamic off the Changjiang Estuary
The impact of global warming on the distribution of the ecological
elements in Tonkin Gulf
Numerical simulation of river channel scour and silting evolution of a
tidal river under influence of a sluice gate
An ecologically safe microbial agent produced by a novel algicidal
actinomycete and its mechanism in lysing Phaeocystis globosa
Diurnal variations of PFCs and PAHs in the northern waters of
Pingtan Island under the Minzhe coastal current
Antibiotics in typical mariculture farms in Hailing Island, South
China: occurrence, bioaccumulation and dietary exposure
The role of chemotaxis features of a bacterium in low abundance
causing the plaque-forming process of a diatom, Phaeodactylum
tricornutum
Utilization of dominant-type phosphonate as source of phosphorus
nutrient by dinoflagellates
Characteristics of a petroleum degrading bacteria isolated from
oil-contaminated soil
Detection of virulence genes and phenotypic and molecular
identification of pathogenic Vibrio harveyi isolated from diseased
Crassostrea gigas
Photoinhibition of Phaeocystis globosa resulting from oxidative stress
induced by a marine algicidal bacterium Bacillus sp. LP-10
Evaluation of marine sediments contamination by polycyclic
aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) along the Karachi coast, Pakistan
after Tasman Spirit oil spill
The physiological process and molecular mechanism of Alexandrium
tamarense cell death induced by Vibrio sp. BS02
The first evidence of deinoxanthin from Deinococcus sp. Y35 with
strong algicidal effect on the toxic dinoflagellate Alexandrium
tamarense
Radioactivity impacts of the Fukushima Nuclear Accident on marine
environment
Using 16S rRNA marker gene sequence analysis to reveal the
integrated response of microbial communities to PAH contamination
in mangrove sediment
Risk assessment of trace elements accumulated in fish to the
Indo-Pacific Humpback dolphin (Sousa chinensis) in the waters of
Xiamen Bay
Source apportionment and risk assessment of polycyclic aromatic
hydrocarbons in soils of the coastal wetland in North China
Identification of differentially expressed proteins of brain tissue in
response to methamidophos in flounder (Paralichthys olivaceus)
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PSST-17
Wenli Qin
PSST-18
Bo Shi
PSST-19
Jingjing Sun
PSST-20
Cong Wang
PSST-21
Fengwen Wang
PSST-22
Miaolei Ya
PSST-23
Xiaozhen Yang
PSST-24
Yawei Yuan
PSST-25
Huajun Zhang
PSST-26
Su Zhang
PSST-27
Zaiwang Zhang
PSST-28
Qingqing Zhao
PSST-29
Hong Zhu
Effect of clay minerals on the growth of algae
Transcription analysis to explain the intraspecies difference of
copper body concentrations in Crassostrea angulata
Virulence genes and dulplex PCR and the LAMP assays for the
detection of pathogenic Vibrio anguillarum
Differential effects of herbicide glyphosate on marine phytoplankton
Sources of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in PM2.5 over the East
China Sea, a downwind domain of East Asian continental outflow
Geochemical response of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons to the
coastal upwelling in the Northern South China Sea
Toxicity of silver nanoparticle on reproductive physiology in adult
Zebrafish
Novel insights into the responses of the toxic dinoflagellate
Alexandrium tamarense to an marine bacterium, Pseudoalteromonas
sp. SP48
Effectiveness of an anti-algal compound in eliminating an aquatic
unicellular harmful algal Phaeocystis globosa
Response of antioxidant system of Heterosigma akashiwo under the
stress of prodigiosin
Brominated flame retardants in mangrove sediments of the Pearl
River Estuary, South China: Spatial distribution, temporal trend and
mass inventory
Gonad differential proteins revealed with Proteomics in the oyster
(Crassostrea angulata) fed on food contaminated with lead
Isolation and characterization of a bio-agent antagonistic to diatom,
Thalassiosira pseudonana
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Abstracts / цСШшжБ
Keynote / ф╕╗щвШцКехСКцСШшжБ
K-01 Photosynthesis from space
Dr. Paul Falkowski
Rutgers University, USA
falko@imcs.rutgers.edu
Abstract:
Paul G. Falkowski1,2, Hanzhi Lin1, Fedor Kuzminov1, Maxim Gorbunov1
1Environmental
Biophysics and Molecular Biology Program, Department of Marine and Coastal
Sciences, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08540, USA
2Department
of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Rutgers University, Piscataway, New Jersey 08854, USA
In the early late 1970тАЩs, retrievals from the Coastal Zone Color Scanner (CZCS), an experimental
instrument that flew on the Nimbus 7 satellite, proved it was possible to estimate upper ocean
chlorophyll aconcentrations from space based measurements of water leaving radiances. The CZCS
measurements were never designed to be operational, but gave the world the first glimpse of the
ability of global ocean satellite observations to develop biogeochemical models from remotely
sensed data. A decade later, and long after the CZCS detector finally failed, operational
measurements of water leaving radiances were obtained on a dedicated satellite, SeaWiFS. Based
on the algorithms from CZCS and basic models of light propagation in the ocean as a function of
surface chlorophylla concentrations, we began to develop models of global net primary production.
The time domain was given by estimates of incident solar radiation at the ocean surface. Empirical
algorithms were developed that interpreted the upper ocean chlorophyll aconcentrations to a
vertical profile of the pigment, and its effective quantum efficiency. Due to simplicity of this type
of model (the vertically generalized productivity model (VGPM; Behrenfeld and Falkowski, 1997),
it
remains
the
basic
model
for
primary
production
in
the
oceans
(http://www.science.oregonstate.edu/ocean.productivity/standard.product.php). With the advent
of MODIS and MERIS satellites in the early part of this century, not only were ocean color data
available, but water leaving radiances in the redspectral region, arising from the solar induced
stimulation of chlorophylla fluorescence, were detectable. The interpretation of this signal is
complex and still poorly understood. To better interpret the signal, we constructed an instrument
to determine the fluorescence lifetimes of chlorophylla in situ, using picosecondtime-resolved
spectroscopy of the upper ocean. In addition to measuring тАЬtrueтАЭ molecular quantum yields of
chlorophyll a fluorescence, this method also has high fidelity to the actual quantum yield of
photochemistry. Based on many hundreds of thousands of measurements of fluorescent lifetimes
and their correlations with solar induced fluorescence, we report on the potential to retrieve
phytoplankton photophysiological information from space based measurements.
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Biography:
Paul G. Falkowski is the Bennett L. Smith Professor of Business and Natural Resources in the
Departments of Marine and Coastal Sciences, Earth and Planetary Sciences and Supply Chain
Management and Marketing Sciences at Rutgers University. His research interests include evolution,
paleoecology, photosynthesis, biophysics, biogeochemical cycles, symbiosis and sustainable energy.
Born in 1951 and raised in New York City, Falkowski earned his B.S. and M.Sc. degrees from the City
College of the City University of New York and his Ph.D. from the University of British Columbia. After
a post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Rhode Island, he joined Brookhaven National
Laboratory 1976 as a scientist in the newly formed Oceanographic Sciences Division. He served as
head of the division from 1986 to 1991, and from 1991 to 1995 he was Deputy Chair in the
Department of Applied Science, responsible for the development and oversight of all environmental
science programs. In 1998 he moved to Rutgers University. His research efforts are directed towards
understanding the co-evolution of biological and physical systems. In 1992 he received a John Simon
Guggenheim Fellowship. In 1996 he was appointed as the Cecil and Ida Green Distinguished
Professor at the University of British Columbia. In 1998 he was awarded the Huntsman Medal. In
2000 he was awarded the Hutchinson Prize. In 2001 he was elected as a Fellow of the American
Geophysical Union. In 2002 he was elected as a member of the American Academy of Arts and
Sciences. In 2005 he received the Vernadsky medal from the European Geosciences Union. In 2007
he was elected to the National Academy of Sciences. He has authored or coauthored over 350 papers
in peer-reviewed journals and books. Together with John Raven, he is co-author of Aquatic
Photosynthesis (Princeton University Press), and a new book, LifeтАЩs Engines (published in Spring
2015). He has co-invented and patented a fluorosensing system which is capable of measuring
phytoplankton photosynthetic rates nondestructively and in real time. He is the founding Director
of the Rutgers Energy Institute and heads the Environmental Biophysics and Molecular Ecology
program at the university.
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K-02 Recent inter-annual variability and climate change impacts
over the continental shelf and slope of the northeastern United States
Dr. Glen Gawarkiewicz
Physical
Oceanography
Department,
Woods
Hole
Oceanographic
Institution, USA
ggawarkiewicz@whoi.edu
Abstract:
Glen Gawarkiewicz and Weifeng Zhang, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA
The continental shelf and slope of the northeastern United States, including the Gulf of Maine and the
Middle Atlantic Bight, are susceptible to climate change impacts and enhanced inter-annual
variability. This is highlighted by the spring of 2012, when temperature anomalies over the entire
continental shelf exceeded 2 Degrees C over a six month period. This anomaly was due to an
extended northward shift in the position of the atmospheric Jet Stream, and the position of the Jet
Stream has an impact on the winter temperature over the continental shelf. This warming
extended the range of fish populations to the north in 2012 and thus had significant effects on the
ecosystem. The warming also affected the temperature contrast across the shelfbreak front that is
the boundary between waters of the continental shelf and slope. Our perspectives on the shelf and
slope variability will be improved by the Ocean Observatories Initiative Pioneer Array, which will be
deployed from 2015-2020 south of New England. Preliminary science results from the Pioneer
Array will be discussed along with recent temperature trends over the continental shelf.
Biography:
Glen Gawarkiewicz is a senior scientist in the Physical Oceanography Department at the Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution. His research interests include shelfbreak processes, continental shelf
processes, climate change impacts, ocean observing systems, applications of autonomous
underwater vehicles for scientific applications, and cooperative research with commercial
fishermen.
He received his S.B. in Ocean Engineering from M.I.T. in 1981 and Ph.D. in Physical Oceanography
from the University of Delaware in 1989. He has been involved in a number of large field programs
in shelfbreak regions on the east coast of the United States and the western Pacific. He has
collaborated with a wide range of scientists including acousticians, biologists, chemists, and
cetologists. He is presently leading a program on rapid response deployment of moorings and
gliders to study hurricanes on the east coast of the United States and is also involved in scientific
uses of the Ocean Observatory Initiative Pioneer Array.
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K-03 Flocculation тАФ Transformation of terrestrial particles in the
marine environment
Dr. James Syvitski
University of Colorado, USA
csdms@colorado.edu
Abstract:
James Syvitski , CSDMS/INSTAAR, U Colorado, Boulder CO, 80309-0545, USA
The largest input of sediment into the coastal ocean is by rivers, of which most enters as suspended
sediment. The sediment-laden river waters often enter riding within the turbulence of a surface
plume wherein sediment rains out of the plume into the marine waters below and where flocs form
quickly and settle through the water column subject to other sedimentation processes (e.g.
differential settling, shear, zooplankton ingestion, bacterial growth, plankton interaction).
Underwater тАЬin situтАЭ cameras especially designed for studying flocsoffer up quantitative information
on how sediment particles grow and shrink in the coastal marine environment. Together with
other marine instruments, the following attributes of suspended particles can be determined: in situ
size distribution, particle sphericity, particle Reynolds number, particle drag coefficient, equivalent
spherical sedimentation diameter, excess floc density, floc mass concentration, floc porosity, and floc
mass flux. Over 7000 in situ images of suspended sediment in coastal water were collected and
analyzed from67 locations andareas in and around: Greenland, Baffin Island, Labrador Sea, Gulf of
St Lawrence, Alaska, Antarctica, and in water depths up to 1000 m. The environments include
those dominated by icebergs, river discharge, and tidal mixing. The presentation will provide
historical development of the study of marine particles, background theory and highlights from
these data to demonstrate the range in flocculation dynamics and the impact on seafloor
sedimentation rates.
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Biography:
Professor James P.M. Syvitski received a Ph.D. at U British Columbia in 1978, where he developed a
quantitative understanding of particle dynamics across the land-sea boundary. He has held a variety
of appointments within Canadian universities (1978-95) and was a Senior Research Scientist within
the Geological Survey of Canada at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography (1981-95). James served
as Director of INSTAAR тАУ at U Colorado - Boulder Earth and Environmental Systems Institute from
1995-2007, and presently holds CU faculty appointments in Geological Sciences, Applied
Mathematics, Atmosphere & Ocean Sciences, Hydrological Sciences, and Geophysics. Professor
Syvitski is presently Executive Director of CSDMSтАФ the Community Surface Dynamics Modeling
System, an international effort to develop, support, and disseminate integrated software modules to
the broader Geoscience community. James is also Chair of the International Geosphere-Biosphere
Programmethat provides essential scientific leadership and knowledge of the Earth system to help
guide society onto a sustainable pathway during rapid global change. Professor Syvitski received the
2009 Royal Society of Canada, Huntsman Medal for Outstanding Achievements in Marine Science,
and is a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union.
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K-04 Lead and colloidal iron in the ocean
Dr. Edward Boyle
Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, USA
eaboyle@mit.edu
Abstract:
Ed Boyle and Jessica Fitzsimmons, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Lead is a transient tracer of anthropogenic inputs to the earth surface environment. I will show
recent data from GEOTRACES cruises and regional coral and sediment data to illustrate how lead is
evolving in the ocean over the past decades to a hundred years. As new sources arise (e.g. South
Asia), lead increases in the upper ocean; as older sources (e.g. leaded gasoline) are phased out, lead
declines over decades. In the Atlantic, advective transport carries Northern Hemisphere lead into the
deep South Atlantic. A large percentage of the iron in the ocean occurs as colloids, although the
percentage varies with location and depth. In the surface ocean under areas of relatively high dust
deposition, iron is ~90% colloidal in the surface layer, but decreases to negligible concentrations
near the chlorophyll maximum. In areas with little dust deposition, iron mainly occurs in the soluble
fraction with little decrease towards the chlorophyll maximum. Deeper in the ocean, regenerated
iron occurs in roughly equal proportions of soluble and colloidal forms. Over a 13 year interval at the
Hawaii Ocean Timeseries station, iron varies over an order of magnitude, but the variability within a
single summer is just as large as that over the entire time series with no indication of a temporal
trend.
Biography:
Professor Boyle is a marine geochemist involved in the study of the oceanic dispersal of
anthropogenic emissions and the evolution of the Earth's climate. He is interested in the areas of
paleoceanography, paleoclimatology, and the chemistry of environmental waters. His research
includes climatological studies of past ocean circulation patterns based on the fossil chemistry of
oceanic sediments, control of late Pleistocene carbon dioxide pressure by ocean circulation and
chemistry, and trace element variability in polar ice cores. He is also investigating the trace element
chemistry of rivers and estuaries, and the chemical composition of seawater. In particular, he studies
the variability of oceanic trace metals related to atmospheric transport of anthropogenic emissions
and mineral dust, and the fate of atmospherically transported pollutant lead in the ocean. He has
pioneered development of several new proxy tracers for paleoenvironmental processes, and was the
first to provide a correct quantitative assessment of chemical changes in the deep ocean that occur
during ice ages. He demonstrated that the deep ocean responded rapidly to changes in the surface
climate during a brief thousand-year reversal of deglaciation, which occurred 12,900 years ago. He
also developed a new model to account for some of the reduced atmospheric carbon dioxide during
glacial times, which is a major factor in the genesis of glacial climate. He is using the fallout of
industrial lead emissions to document the mechanisms of trace metal transport through the ocean,
has helped determine a record of industrial lead and cadmium emissions into the western North
Atlantic ocean for the past 100 years, and helped develop proxy tracers which document historical
variations in the Pacific basin El Ni├▒o/Southern Oscillation climate fluctuations. Prof. Boyle has been
honored as a Guggenheim Fellow (1991-1992), Fellow of the American Geophysical Union (1994),
Huntsman Award, Bedford Institution of Oceanography (1994), Geochemistry Fellow, Geochemical
Society and European Association for Geochemistry (1998), Fellow, American Association for the
Advancement of Science (1999), Patterson Medal, Geochemical Society (2000), and National
Academy of Sciences (2008).
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K-05 Tropical variability under global warming
Dr. Wenju Cai
Wealth from Oceans Flagship, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial
Research Organization (CSIRO), AUS
Wenju.Cai@csiro.au
Abstract:
Wenju Cai, and co-authors
CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere, Victoria, Australia
Tropical variability, such as El Ni├▒o and the Indian Ocean dipole induce floods, droughts, wildfires
and other severe weather events in many parts of the world. Their response to climate change has
challenged scientists worldwide for the past two to three decades. In this talk I will provide an update of the recent advances, continuing from the presentation I gave last year at this campus. The
main results are:
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яВ╖
Not only extreme El Ni├▒o and positive Indian Ocean Dipole events will increase in frequency,
occurrences of extreme La Ni├▒a will also increase, projecting an increased frequency of
swings of opposite extremes.
These changes are not uni-directional but time varying.
The implication will be discussed.
Biography:
Dr. Wenju Cai is Research Director of Earth System Assessment programme, CSIRO Oceans and
Atmosphere, a Chief Research Scientist, and CSIRO Office of Chief Executive Science Leader. He
obtained M. Sc (in height prediction of a tidal river) from Xiamen University, China, and Ph D (in
physical oceanography) from the Flinders University of South Australia. He joined CSIRO in 1990
where he launched his climate research career.
Dr Cai specialises in global climate variability and change research. With over 20 years of research
and science leadership and experience, his interest spans from identification of modes of climate
variability (such as El Ni├▒o-Southern Oscillation, the Indian Ocean Dipole), and their mechanisms, to
climate detection and attribution, through to impacts of individual forcing factors of increasing
carbon dioxide, increasing anthropogenic aerosols, and stratospheric ozone depletion. Since 2007,
he contributes to ten (10) papers in Nature journals (four as lead first-author); and lead-author of
many other papers, seven (7) of which were selected by Editors of American Geophysical Union and
Editors of Nature as highlight publications. These papers resolve some of the issues that have been
challenging scientists worldwide for over 20 years.
He actively servces the science communities. He is a contributing author to IPCC AR4 and AR5
report; for AR4 IPCC was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize; He communicates science to a wide
audience and won CSIRO Best Science Communicator award in 2008, and CSIRO Strategic Excellence
Award for the Climate Change in Australia Research in 2008. He was appointed as CSIRO Office of
Chief Executive Science Leader in 2011, and co-Chair World Climate Research Programme CLIVAR
Pacific Panel in 2009. He serves in many domestic and international committees and task teams.
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Oral / хПгхд┤цКехСКцСШшжБ
S1-01 Natural and artificial iron fertilization in the gulf of Alaska
Fei Chai (fchai@maine.edu)
School of Marine Sciences, University of Maine, USA
Iron regulates phytoplankton productivity in high nutrient and low chlorophyll (HNLC) areas of the
world ocean. There are several natural pathways for iron entering the upper ocean: iron deposition
during atmospheric dust events; volcanic ash deposition;mesoscaleocean eddy transport of iron to
HNLC areas. A few examples of natural iron fertilization events that cause phytoplankton blooms in
the Gulf of Alaska will be presented. During the past two decades, there were 14 artificial iron
fertilization experiments, in which iron is added to the upper ocean in HNLC regionsdeliberately.
Some key results and unresolved issues from these artificial iron fertilization experiments will be
discussed. One recent iron fertilization experiment was conducted in August 2012, during which the
Haida Salmon Restoration Corporation dumped over 100 tons of an iron-containing substance into
surface waters of a Haida eddy in the Gulf of Alaska. Here, we use available satellite bio-optical
measurements from the MODIS/Aqua instrument and AVISO altimeter dynamic height data to
examine the timing, magnitude and extent of this artificial iron fertilization experiment. This iron
fertilization experiment induced the most intensive phytoplankton bloom of the past 10 years in the
Gulf of Alaska. The extent to which this localized iron fertilization experiment may impact higher
trophic levels such as salmon remains uncertain.
S1-02 A Lagrangian perspective of 3D circulation in the South China Sea
Huijie Xue (hxue@maine.edu)
School of Marine Sciences, University of Maine, USA
TRACMASS, a numerical Lagrangian tracking algorithm,is applied to the HYCOM+NCODA Global 1/12╦Ъ
Analysis (GLBa0.08) datato depict the 3-dimensional circulation in the South China Sea (SCS). The
zonal mean circulation consists of a clockwise cell above the 500 m depth, a counterclockwise layer
in the mid layer between 500 and 1000 m depth, and aweaker clockwise layer below 1000 m. The
deep (below 1000 m depth) clockwise layer is further divided into three cells: the northern, the
middle, and the southern cell, respectively. The composite of Lagrangian trajectories suggests that the
three deep clockwise cells are a manifesto of predominantly rising motions around the SCS deep
basin and along three northwest-southeast tilted zones across the basin versus sinking motions over
the deep crevices of the basin. The vertical motionsappear to emerge as the interplayof slope-trapped
waves and westward planetary Rossbywaves.
The Lagrangian tracking experiments further show that the inflow through the Luzon Strait is the
main driver in determining the meridional circulation pattern.The deep inflow from the Luzon Strait
drives mostly the northern clockwise cell in the deep layer, and most of which upwells around 18╦ЪN.
The upper layer inflow from the Luzon Strait controls the clockwise cell in the upper layer, but it also
contributes to the three clockwise cells in the deep layer. On the other hand, the inflow from the
Taiwan Strait mainly contributes to the upper clockwise cell, while the inflows from the Mindoro and
Karimata straits contribute negatively to the upper clockwise cell but play a significantrole on the
southern clockwise cell in the deep layer. Backward tracking trajectories also confirm that the SCS
deepwater comes not only from the deep inflow but also from the entrainment of the middle and
upper layerinflowsfrom the Luzon Strait.
S1-03 Global тАЬSurface Warming HiatusтАЭ and deeper ocean warming--An update
Xiaohai Yan (xiaohai@udel.edu)
University of Delaware, USA / State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen
University, Xiamen
тАЬThe observed global mean surface temperature (GMST) has shown a much smaller increasing linear
trend over the past 15 years than over the past 30 to 60 yearsтАЭ (IPCC AR5, 2013). The 15 year period
referred to in the IPCC AR5 report is 1998-2012 and this continuing phenomenon in the past 17
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years is known as the тАЬglobal surface warming hiatusтАЭ. The тАЬglobal surface warming hiatusтАЭ is
occurring despite the continued increase in atmospheric CO2 concentrations. There is, as of yet, no
consensus on the mechanisms behind the тАЬglobal surface warming hiatusтАЭ. As a global climate issue,
studying the recent тАЬhiatusтАЭ is quite important, but a real multidisciplinary challenge.
Despite the crucial role of the deeper ocean in the тАЬsurface hiatusтАЭ suggested by current research
results (including ours), understanding of particular mechanisms involved remains inadequate, and
the insufficient data coverage and model uncertainties underlying many of these works renders
deeper analysis difficult. Most especially, the extreme brevity of the ocean subsurface data coverage
(six decades of concerted upper ocean coverage, very sparse coverage to 2000 m until the advent of
the Argo program in 2001) has been identified as the major obstacle to distinguishing the role the
ocean plays in the climate system. As we known, periods of slower and faster trends in GMST aren''t
unusual, but solving the puzzle of current тАЬhiatusтАЭ is of special importance and within our means. We
have unprecedented monitoring of all aspects of the global climate system during the тАЬhiatusтАЭ period,
coupled with models and increased knowledge of many of the aspects of climate variability which
may be playing a role. Understanding the тАЬglobal surface warming hiatusтАЭ is imperative for projection
of the future behavior of the changing climate system. The atmospheric, oceanographic and climate
community are now confronted with a problem which will require bringing together their knowledge
and data for a comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms behind the тАЬglobal surface warming
hiatusтАЭ.
In this talk I will provide an update of the recent advances, continuing from the presentations I have
given in various recent meetings, on and off this campus. Our main results include the roles of the
deeper warming in the north Atlantic and Indian Oceans and their implications.
S1-04 Analytical study of lateral circulation in tidally dominated well-mixed estuaries: the role
of differential advection versus the earthтАЩs rotation
Peng Cheng (pcheng@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The earthтАЩs rotation and differential advection are the dominant mechanisms driving lateral
circulation in straight channels. Typically, Coriolis force drives a one-cell (clockwise or
counterclockwise) lateral circulation while differential advection drives a two-cell (upwelling or
downwelling in the middle of the transverse section) circulation. An analytical model was developed
to examine the roles of the two processes in driving lateral circulation in tidally dominated
well-mixed eateries. The relative importance of the two mechanisms can be evaluated using a
non-dimensional parameter, Keh which is a function of Coriolis parameter, estuary width,
along-estuary density gradient, and tidal frequency, and has a similar meaning as Kelvin number.
Differential advection dominates the creation of lateral circulation when Keh is small, while the
earthтАЩs rotation becomes dominant when Keh is large. The critical value of Keh for the well-mixed
estuary is about 0.1, but would range from 0.1 to 1 for stratified estuaries. Lateral circulations
impacts the residual along-estuary currents through the nonlinear lateral advection. When
differential advection dominates, the lateral advection generates residual currents with a seaward
flow in the deep channel and outflows over shoals; when Coriolis forcing dominates, the lateral
advection produces residual currents with a landward flow near the left bank (facing ocean) and a
seaward flow near the right bank.
S1-05 Origin and temperature-dependent variations of bubbling gases from Kueishantao
submarine hydrothermal field, offshore northeast Taiwan
Xue-Gang Chen (chenxg83@zju.edu.cn), Hai-Yan Zhang, Chen-Tung Arthur Chen, Tsanyao Frank
Yang, Ying Ye
Ocean College, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
We investigated the chemical and isotopic characteristics of bubbling gases from typical
hydrothermal vents of Kueishantao (KST) area, and studied their temporal variations from 2000 to
2014. Helium isotope values (R/Ra = 5.9 тАУ 8.1) suggested that the mantle component for helium
exceeded 73%. Seawater was the major source for N2 (33 тАУ 634тА░), Ar (0.4 тАУ 6.3тА░) and O2 (b.d.l. тАУ
88тА░). According to the CO2/3He and ╬┤13C (CO2) values (-8.2 тАУ -5.5тА░ PDB), CO2 in the gases from the
lower-temperature vent (vent L) was mainly originated from the mantle, while high-temperature
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vent (vent H) gases showed abundant CO2 derived from marine carbonate and sediment. Methane in
the samples exhibit inverse relationships with ╬┤13C (CH4) values (-26.8 тАУ -24.5тА░), suggesting that
methane was a mixture of thermogenic and abiotic products. The thermogenic component was lower
than 40% according to the C1/C2+ ratios (300 тАУ 3000) and C1-C5 distribution patterns.
The KST bubbling gases displayed impressive compositional variations from 2000 to 2014, that the
log (CH4/CO2) values decreased from -2 тАУ -3 in 2000 to -4тАУ -5 in 2003, and then escalated to >-1.5
since 2010. The R/Ra ratios, however, kept relatively constant. We proposed that these variations
were attributed to the temperature variations in the reaction zone and such variations
thermodynamically affected the CO2-CH4 equilibrium. The enhanced mixing with seawater during the
hydrothermal circulation, the uprising of the reaction zone, and the decreased magmatic activity may
be accountable for the cooling of the reaction zone since 2003. As a result, higher abiotic methane
was generated and the CH4/CO2 ratios of the KST bubbling gases were significantly increased. This
hypothesis can be further substantiated by the changes of N2 contents in the bubbling gases, and the
silicate concentrations in the venting fluid, which fitted nicely with the estimated temperature
variations. Fluids from vent L underwent significant CO2-CH4 conversion during upwelling from the
reaction zone to the vent and experienced higher mixing with seawater than that of vent H.
Consequently, gases from vent L exhibited much higher contents of N2 and CH4 than that of vent L
gases.
S1-06 Observing the ocean: from gliders to abyssal cabled observatories
Bruce Howe (bhowe@hawaii.edu)
School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology, University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA
Observing the oceans requires many sensor network infrastructure elements, whether for
biogeochemical studies or basin scale heat content. Selected examples from the authorsтАЩ past and
present work illustrating the various elements are presented. These include using a wave glider as a
communications/navigation gateway and for passive monitoring, long range underwater glider
precise positioning, cabled mooring systems with robotic profiling from surface to the seafloor, and
the ALOHA Cabled Observatory. Ongoing and new infrastructure developments will support these
and many other continuing efforts. For example, the International Telecommunications Union is
coordinating steps to have sensors included in commercial submarine cables; over the coming
decades, normal cable replacement could yield a long-lived reliable observing network spanning the
ocean basins.
S1-07 Network models of modular organisms: implications for coping with environmental
stress
Mark R. Patterson (dulina0908@163.com)
Marine Science Center, Northeastern University, Nahant, MA 01908, USA
Modular organisms are those with repeating physiological units and they often share resources
within the genet. Scleractinian corals provide a model to investigate resource sharing. Perforate
corals are those in which the colony shares a common gastrovascular system connecting all polyps. In
imperforate corals, a colonyтАЩs polyps are connected only to nearest neighbors (in a hexagonal array)
and only when the colony is expanded. We present microelectrode data for dissolved oxygen inside
and around imperforate (Montastraea cavernosa) and perforate (Acropora cervicornis) colonies in no
flow and flow conditions (Recolony = 4,000 and 10,000), and morphological data, all used to estimate
parameters for a resistance-capacitance network model of mass transfer between colonies and the
environment. SPICE network simulations of the perforate and imperforate network models for
colonies of varying size exhibit different dynamic behaviors to environmental perturbations.
Perforate coral colonies exhibit larger time constants, on the order of many minutes, for response to
environmental perturbation compared to imperforate species, which have faster system dynamics. A
key parameter requiring further investigation is the mixing time constant of the coelenteron. The
greater connectivity inherent in perforate corals has implications for buffering environmental
changes and intra-colony variation in polyp physiological performance when under stress. I provide a
framework for investigating how resource sharing can modify the response to environmental stress
that is generalizable to other modular organisms such as tunicates, bryozoans, other colonial
Cnidaria clades, macroalgae, Porifera, microbial films, seagrasses, and saltmarsh grasses.
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S1-08 What triggers continuous diatom and dinoflagellate blooms in the East China Sea?
Shaoling Shang (slshang@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The East China Sea is featured by continuous diatom and dinoflagellate bloom events. Some of the
dinoflagellate blooms are toxic, resulting in widespread economic damage. Is the forcing driving
diatom event different from that of dinoflagellate? Based on an in situ bio-optical dataset collected
from diatom and dinoflagellate blooming waters, as well as reflectance model simulations, we have
developed an empirical approach to differentiate the two types of blooms from space. Here by
applying this approach to MODIS ocean color data, and with the aid of sea surface temperature, sea
surface height and wind data, we aim to examine what had triggered the continuous blooms of
diatom and dinoflagellate observed in the East China Sea in April-June in 2005.
S1-09 Study on the source of large jellyfish near Qinhuangdao in summer
Lingjuan Wu (vivioceangk@163.com)
North China Sea Marine Forecasting Center, State Oceanic Administration, Qingdao
The explosive growth of Nemopilema nomurai took place near the coastal waters of Qinhuangdao in
July 2013, which threated the public health and life safety, affected the local tourism industry and had
also aroused strong concern of the public and the government. Hower the larvae of Nemopilema
nomurai were not found in this place during the past winter and spring. Therefore, in this paper, a
tracking model of large jellyfish in the coastal water of Qinhuangdao was developed based on
Lagrange particle tracking method, and a series of numerical experiments driven by the ROMS
hydro-dynamical results was conducted to identify possible source of the observed jellyfish.
Numerical experimental results showed that the passive particles representing jellyfish released in
surface layer at different times in summer and their trajectory is mostly consistent. Particles released
on August 1st and 15th from sea surface could be traced back to the waters from Zhuangxi tide
station to new Yellow River mouth; However, particles released on July 1st and 15th could only be
traced back to the waters near Zhuangxi tide station. Particles released at middle and bottom layers
could not be tracked back to these regions. With comprehensive consideration of distribution
characteristics of sediment and large jellyfish of Bohai Sea and numerical experimental results,
Waters from Zhuangxi tide station to new Yellow River mouth may be the source of the jellyfish found
in the coastal waters of Qinhuangdao. The results would provide the base for mechanism study of
jellyfish bloom on large scale, and play an important role in the source of monitoring and controlling
the jellyfish.
S1-10 Spatial and annual variations of phytoplankton biomass in the eastern China seas based
on a new, locally modified SeaWiFS dataset
Qiang Hao (ghq@vip.sina.com)
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Hangzhou
Satellite remote sensing is an important tool for studying marine phytoplankton dynamics on a large
scale. However, in the eastern China seas (including the Bohai Sea, the Yellow Sea and the East China
Sea), impacted by Case-2 water with high suspended sediment concentration, the Chlorophyll a
concentration (Chl) has often been overestimated by the satellite data. In this study, an empirical
Locally Modified Chl a algorithm (LMC) was developed using a large dataset based on ship
measurements. The newly developed algorithm is shown to have a higher precision in the study area
and reduced the overestimation (r2=0.80, RMSlog=31.4%, Bias=0.06) than the standard SeaWiFS,
with respect to the ship-measured data. Using 13-year (1998-2010) averages of monthly satellite
data, we compared the ship-measured data, standard SeaWiFS Chl and LMC Chl, and found that LMC
Chl matched very well with the ship-measured data in terms of both spatial and temporal
distributions. However, the standard SeaWiFS Chl values in the near shore areas are quite different
from the in-situ results in terms of spatial and seasonal distributions, because of the existence of high
turbid water. Furthermore, the LMC results show more detailed spatial distributions: in spring, the
noticeable phytoplankton bloom occurs in the central Yellow Sea and the coastal East China Sea; in
summer, very high phytoplankton biomass (Chl>5 mgm-3) appears in the estuary and coastal
upwelling areas; in the areas controlled by oligotrophic water, such as the Taiwan Warm Current and
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the Kuroshio, Chl is comparatively low (<0.3 mgm-3). Finally, for spectral cluster analysis, the study
area is divided into four sub-regions from the coastal area to the open sea, according to different
types of Chl annual variation. The four sub-regions are the summer bloom area, spring and autumn
bloom area, early spring bloom area, and low Chl area, implying different environmental control
mechanisms at work.
S1-11 Environment and ecosystem dynamics of salt-marshes along the eastern China
coastlines
Shu Gao (shugao@nju.edu.cn)
Key Laboratory of Ministry of Education for Coast and Island Development, Nanjing University,
Nanjing
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S1-12 The key analytic hierarchy for understanding system rules of a bay
Yan Li (liyan@xmu.edu.cn)
Fujian Province Key Laboratory of Coastal Ecology and Environmental Studies, Xiamen University,
Xiamen
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хЫахнРуАБхЕ│щФохМ║хЯЯф╕ОхЕ│щФоцЧ╢цЬЯуАВя╝И3я╝ЙщАЙчФиф║ЖчЫ┤шзВчЪДф╕нцАзч▓ТхнРхПМхРСш┐╜ш╕кцХ░хА╝хоЮщкМф╕Оц░┤ф║дцНвчОЗцХ░хА╝хоЮщкМчнЙ
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S1-13 Influences of saltmarsh grasses and mangrove trees on sediment dynamics: a
comparative study
Yining Chen (yiningchen@sio.org.cn)
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Hangzhou
Saltmarsh grasses and mangrove trees have been recognized for their function in wave and current
attenuation, together with mediation of sediment transport. The relative height of the vegetation
canopy to the water level is essential in determining the efficiency of energy reduction. For saltmarsh
grasses, if the vegetation is fully submerged, skimming flow can develop above the denser part of the
canopy, whilst if the vegetation is partly submerged, the turbulence is attenuated only near the bed
(Neumeier and Amos, 2006). For mangrove trees, the rate of wave reduction increases when the
water level rises above the lower boundary of the canopy (Mazda et al., 2006). The aim of our study is
to compare the influences of the saltmarsh grass S. alterniflora and the mangrove trees K. obovata and
A. corniculatum on sediment dynamic processes in a subtropical area, with particular consideration
given to canopy characteristics and water level changes.
The Yunxiao Mangrove Protection Area, located at the Zhangjiang Estuary, southeast China, is
selected for the conduction of fieldwork. The fieldwork started in May 2011 and continues to the
present, mainly including: 1) geomorphological surveys; 2) aboveground biomass and canopy
characteristic measurements in different seasons; 3) erosion/deposition rates measurements; and 4)
inter-comparative sediment hydrodynamic measurements deployed on the bare mudflat, the grass
area and the tree area.
The preliminary results reveal that: 1) the aboveground biomass of S. alterniflora shows seasonal
variations both in total mass and vertical distribution, whilst the mangrove trees show no obvious
change over one year period; 2) the study area is dominated by depositional process and the
deposition rate is higher in the grass area than the tree area; 3) the average flow speed within the
mangrove forest is less than that within the Spartina saltmarsh, indicating a better capability in flow
resistance, particularly mediating flow directions; 4) hydrodynamic data indicate that mangroves are
better at dissipating turbulent energy than Spartina grasses, but both of them can reduce more than
80% turbulent energy from the mudflat ; 5) as the water level rising, the energy dissipation over the
tidal flat is not only affected by bottom friction, but also by the resistance of standing vegetations,
which should be solved in three dimensions. Based on this study, the bottom friction coefficient used
in tidal flat models should cause some cautions, regarding to the vegetation impact.
S1-14 On the use of schwarz-christoffel conformal mappings to the grid generation for global
ocean models
Shiming Xu (xusm@tsinghua.edu.cn)
Tsinghua University, Beijing
We propose a new grid generation algorithm for global ocean general circulation models (OGCMs).
Contrary to conventional, analytical forms based dipolar or tripolar grids, the new algorithm are
based on Schwarz-Christoffel (SC) conformal mapping with prescribed boundary information. While
dealing with the conventional grid design problems such as pole relocation, it also addresses more
advanced issues of computational efficiency and the new requirements on OGCM grids arisen from
the recent trend of high-resolution and multi-scale modeling. The proposed grid generation
algorithm could potentially achieve the alignment of grid lines to coastlines, enhanced spatial
resolution in coastal regions, and easier computational load balance. Since the generated grids are
still orthogonal curvilinear, they can be readily 10 utilized in existing Bryan-Cox-Semtner type
ocean models. The proposed methodology can also be applied to the grid generation task for regional
ocean modeling when complex land-ocean distribution is present.
S2-01 Introduction to a new 973 project: CHOICE-C II: carbon cycle in the South China Sea:
budget, controls & global implications
Minhan Dai (mdai@xmu.edu.cn)
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State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Influenced by land-ocean-atmosphere interactions, coastal ocean carbon cycling is an important
component of the Earth's climate system. However, mechanistic understanding of the coastal ocean
carbon cycle remains limited, leading to the unanswered question of why some coastal systems are
sources while others are sinks of atmospheric CO2.
As the largest marginal sea of Pacific, the South China Sea (SCS) spans a wide range of latitudinal
zones with distinct physic-biogeochemicalstructures. The northern shelf, which receives land inputs
from the Pearl River, can be characterized as a River-Dominated Margin (RioMar) and a CO2 sink to
the atmosphere. The SCS basin, dynamically exchanged with Pacific, is identified as an
Ocean-Dominated Margin (OceMar) and a CO2 source.
Built upon the success of a five-year multiple-PI тАЬ973тАЭproject, CHOICE-C I onтАЬCarbon cycling in China
Seas - budget, controls and ocean acidificationтАЭ, CHOICE-C II focuses on the northern SCS shelf
(RiOMar) and the SCS basin (OceMar). Through an integrated study of the carbon cycling between
field observation, remote sensing as well as numerical modeling in the SCS with a comparison
strategy, CHOICE-C II aims to determine the source and sink terms of atmospheric CO 2 and their
associated physical-biogeochemical controlling processes. What follows concentrates on the global
implications and the future trends of the carbon cycling in the SCS.
Four subprojects are designed for CHOICE-C II:
1)Air-sea CO2 flux and its biogeochemical controls in the South China Sea, PI: Minhan Dai, Xiamen
University
2)Primary productivity and carbon cycle in the South China Sea, PI: Delu Pan, The 2nd Institute of
Oceanology, SOA
3)Recycling and export of organic carbon and its coupling with nitrogen and silicate in the South
China Sea, PI: Hongbin Liu, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
4)Carbon transport, simulations and future trends in the South China Sea, PIs, Jianyu Hu, Xiamen
University&Jianping Gan, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
S2-02 Runoff-mediated seasonal oscillation in the dynamics of dissolved organic matter in the
Changjiang Estuary
Weidong Guo (wdguo@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The Changjiang Estuary is a large bifurcated estuary where different hydrodynamic processes
influence its South Branch compared to its North Branch. The South Branch is the dominant pathway
of Changjiang River discharge, while the shallower and narrower North Branch is dominated by salt
water intrusion, especially in the dry season. Absorption and fluorescence spectroscopy were
measured along with dissolved organic carbon (DOC) concentrations to characterize the properties of
DOM collected in different seasons during an extreme drought year in 2011. The refractory DOM
from the Changjiang River flowed mainly through the South Branch. While in the lower South Branch,
the input from the polluted Huangpu River contributed a large amount of biolabile DOM,
demonstrating an anthropogenic perturbation from megacities. The DOM properties in the North
Branch showed conservative behavior in the wet season, while noticeable addition was observed in
the dry season, accompanied by the reversed flux of DOM from the North Branch to the South Branch,
emphasizing the regular seasonal oscillation of the DOM dynamics in this monsoon-controlled
bifurcated estuary. The estuarine turbidity maximum zones played distinct roles on DOM dynamics in
different estuarine environments. The DOC and CDOM abundance in the Changjiang River and other
Chinese rivers were at lower levels compared to other world rivers, showing a characteristic of the
regional CDOM-poor features for many East Asia rivers.
S2-03 Behavior and migration of radioactive Cs in brackish water: A case study of the
Matsukawa-Ura lagoon, northern Fukushima, Japan
Jing Zhang (jzhang@sci.u-toyama.ac.jp), Shota Kambayashi, Kiyokazu Hirokami, Hisashi Narita
Graduate School of Sci. and Eng., Univercity of Toyama, Japan
One of the principal aftermaths and concerns of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plantdisaster
is related to the release of radionuclides such as Cs to the environment. With time,the Cs that was
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deposited on land will be transported through hydrological processes into the ocean. Against the
backdrop that the deposition-migration mechanism is poorly understood,this study focuses on
determining the actual migration mechanism of radioactive Cs in relation to tidal fluctuation and
salinity gradient in theMatsukawa-Ura (FukushimaPrefecture), the largestlagoonineastern Japan.
Samples of sediment and suspended particle were collected in the study area from September 2013
to till now.In the laboratory, a Ge detector was used to measure Gamma ray nuclide radiation. The
preliminary results are as follows: 1) Cs radioactivity in sediments was low in the mouth and high in
the inner part of the lagoon and 2) Cs radioactivity in suspended sediment trapped at a station close
to the mouth and feeder riverтАЩs estuary was high compared to the inner part of the lagoon. These
results indicate that: 1) Radioactive-rich fine grain sedimentsmight have diffused and settled during
tidal fluctuations in theMatsukawa-Uralagoon and 2) The finer sediments that adsorbed radioactive
Cs were not concentrated in the inner part of lagoon, but rather at the mouth from where the tides
redistribute in the ocean.Moreover, radioactive Cslikelywasre-leached fromfine sedimentswithsalinity
gradient in the estuary area.
S2-04 Colloidal size distribution of dissolved organic matter in Stain Louis Bay estuary as
characterized by flow field-flow fractionation
Laodong Guo (guol@uwm.edu)
School of Freshwater Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA
Flow field-flow fractionation (FFF) coupled on-line with UV absorbance and fluorescence detectors
was used to examine colloidal size distribution of dissolved organic matter (DOM) along a salinity
gradient in the Stain Louis Bay estuary in the northern Gulf of Mexico. In addition to field
measurements, short-term laboratory mixing experiments using end-member river water and
seawater were also carried out to examine dynamic change in colloidal size spectra and processes
regulating DOM size distribution during estuarine mixing. Both chromophoric and humic-like
colloidal organic matter showed one single peak in the 0.5-4 nm size range, representing majority of
the total FFF-recoverable colloids. In contrast, protein-like colloidal organic matter showed a
bi-modal distribution with sizes partitioned not only to small colloids, including the 0.5-4 nm and 4-8
nm, but also to the >20 nm larger colloidal fraction. The abundance of colloidal chromophoric DOM
decreased with increasing salinity in the estuary and showed evident removal during estuarine
mixing. However, the bulk DOM behaved conservatively, within the Bay Stain Louis and outside the
bay, showing, for the first time, direct evidence of distinct mixing behavior of dissolved and colloidal
organic fractions within the bulk DOM pool in estuarine waters. Similar mixing behaviors for the bulk
DOC and colloids were observed in short-term laboratory mixing experiments, suggesting
physicochemical processes are major controlling factors for colloidal removal in the estuary. The ratio
of colloidal protein-like to humic-like DOM generally increased with increasing salinity, consistent
with increasing autochthonous protein-like DOM and removal of terrestrially-derived humic-like
DOM in higher salinity waters. Two major types of colloids occur in coastal waters in the northern
Gulf of Mexico, including natural fulvic acids in the 0.5-4 nm size range, and colloids in 4-8 nm
and >20 nm size ranges that are protein-like DOM mostly derived from in situ production.
S2-05 Reduced ventilation in the North Pacific affects the eutrophication and acidification
status in the East China Sea
Hon-Kit Lui1, Chen-Tung Arthur Chen1,2,3* (ctchen@mail.nsysu.edu.tw), Jay Lee1, Bai Yan3 and He
Xianqiang3
1. Department of Oceanography, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
2. Institute of Marine Chemistry, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
3. State Key Laboratory of Satellite Ocean Environment Dynamics, Second Institute of Oceanography,
State Oceanic Administration, Hangzhou
The discharge of nitrate and phosphate from Changjiang (Yangtze River) has increased in recent
decades. Eutrophication off the mouth of Changjiang has subsequently become a serious problem, as
evidenced by the hypoxia area reaching 12,000 km2. This study demonstrates that in the wider East
China Sea (ECS), the dissolved oxygen (DO) concentration in the bottom layer has decreased since as
early as 1982, most likely owning to enhanced upwelling and reduced ventilation in the North Pacific
Intermediate Water (NPIW). In contrast, the Kuroshio Tropical Water (KTW) has decreased in the
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nitrate and phosphate concentrations yet increased in DO concentration. As the Kuroshio
Intermediate Water (KIW) contributes substantially to the upwelling, the nitrate and phosphate
concentrations in the bottom water on the outer shelf of the ECS appear to have increased. Given that
the nutrient inputs from both the land and the Kuroshio Current have increased, coupled with a
decrease in the input of DO and pH from the Kuroshio Current, more severe eutrophication, hypoxia
and acidification may occur in the entire ECS. Similar processes may also affect other shelves that
come into contact with the NPIW.
S2-06 The paradox of salt marshes as a source of Alkalinity and Low pH, high carbon dioxide
water to the ocean
Zhaohui Aleck Wang (zawang@whoi.edu), Sophie Chu, Kevin D. Kroeger, Katherine Hoering, Meagan
Eagle Gonneea
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA, USA
Interestingly, tidal water after exchange with intertidal salt marshes contains higher total alkalinity
(TA), but lower pH and higher carbon dioxide (CO2). These highly productive vegetated wetlands are
deemed to export both alkalinity and dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) to the ocean. This creates an
apparent paradox in that salt marshes are both an acidifying and alkalizing source to the ocean.
Limited studies suggest that the marsh DIC and alkalinity export might matter a great deal to carbon
cycling and water chemistry, but the current estimates are still far too uncertain to be conclusive,
largely due to lack of measurements that truly capture their variability. This study uses
high-resolution in-situ measurements along with modeling to significantly improve assessment of
DIC and TA export fluxes from intertidal salt marshes over minutes to seasonal scales. We also
characterize and evaluate a previously unnoticed, but potentially important effect of organic
alkalinity in dissolved organic carbon (DOC) on carbonate chemistry. This study is one of the first
in-depth analyses of how marsh export of alkalinity and DIC impacts carbonate chemistry of coastal
waters.
S2-07 Porewater injection as the predominat source of DIC and ammonia in the upper Pearl
River estuary
Pinghe Cai (caiph@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
In this study, depth profiles of 224Ra and 228Th in bulk sediments were collected along a transect in
the Pearl River Estuary (PRE). Together with bulk sediment measurements, dissolved 224Ra,
dissolved organic carbon (DIC), and nutrients (NO2-+NO3-, NH4+) in porewater and in the overlying
waters were also determined. A marked deficit of 224Ra with respect to 228Th with large spatial
variations was observed in the PRE sediments. By use of a diagenetic model for the distribution of
dissolved and adsorbed 224Ra in sediments, we infer that adsorption removes 224Ra from aqueous
phase at a rate of 0.1┬▒1.1тИТ1986┬▒426 d-1. In addition, absorption of 224Ra exhibits a rate sequence of
oxic freshwater > anoxic freshwater > anoxic brackish water, probably reflecting the influence of the
redox conditions and ion strength on the sorption-desorption kinetics of 224Ra.
Benthic fluxes of 224Ra were estimated from the observed deficit of 224Ra in the sediments using a
one-dimensional (1D) mass balance exchange model. We demonstrated that irrigation was the
predominant process that controls solute transfer across the sediment-water interface, whereas
molecular diffusion and sediment mixing together contributed <5% of the total 224Ra fluxes from
bottom sediments. Based on the mass balance of water column 224Ra, an independent approach was
proposed to estimate the site-specific residence time of water mass. The results show that water
residence time ranged from 0.7┬▒0.1 to 4.9┬▒1.1 d in the PRE.
In the upper several centimeters of sediments, dissolved 224Ra activities were generally well
correlated with DIC and NH4+ concentrations, indicating that 224Ra is an excellent proxy of these
species. We were then allowed to utilize the 224Ra/228Th disequilibrium approach to derive reliable
estimates of the benthic fluxes of DIC and nutrients. The results show that bottom sediments released
~91.7┬▒13.8├Ч109 mol of DIC and ~ 37.1┬▒5.6├Ч109 mol of NH4+ into the PRE in the dry season. On the
contrary, bottom sediments removed ~15.7┬▒1.3├Ч109 mol of NO2-+NO3- from the overlying water
column in this season. The benthic flux of DIC is equivalent to ~40% of the riverine input. Overall,
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our results suggest that porewater injection is an important process and must be considered in the
mass balance of DIC and nutrients in the Pearl River estuary.
S2-08 Nutrient and carbon cycling in coastal tropical waters of Hawaii: Effects of
biogeochemical and physical forcing
Eric De Carlo (edecarlo@soest.hawaii.edu)
University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA
Over nearly a decade, we have carried out studies of nutrient and carbon cycling in coastal waters of
Oahu, Hawaii. Our work originally focused on synoptic sampling of the coastal zone and reefs but was
subsequently complemented with continuous monitoring using a network of NOAA/PMEL MApCO 2
buoys. This approach allows us to characterize how nearshore waters of coral reefs around Oahu,
Hawaii respond to the combination of land-derived nutrient inputs during local storms and physical
forcing from wind, waves, tides and freshwater discharge. We have focused on three areas that
include lagoonal and back-reef settings, and fringing reefs exposed to the open ocean. The different
sites vary in physical characteristics and consequently show a highly variable response to system
perturbations. In lagoonal settings nutrient inputs from terrestrial runoff rapidly increase the molar
N:P ratio from N-limited oligotrophic conditions to values near 48, and drive phytoplankton growth.
Rapid uptake of nutrients by phytoplankton drives sharp declines in the pCO2 of seawater, before
returning to тАЬbaselineтАЭ conditions associated with the decline of phytoplankton biomass over time
scales ranging from a few days to several weeks, depending on the conditions and proximity to the
sources of runoff. In contrast, barrier reef settings show large diel fluctuations in cycles of
productivity/respiration as well as calcification and carbonate mineral dissolution that are largely
driven by physical forcing from the adjoining ocean rather than nutrient subsidies from land. The two
fringing reef sites also differ in their proximity to riverine input and, although their response to
perturbations is also rapid, flushing from the open ocean leads to a relatively rapid recovery of the
system to baseline conditions. Annualized CO2 air-sea fluxes at the three buoys vary widely and range
from as low as -0.03 mol C m-2 yr-1 on a fringing reef in Honolulu exposed to the open ocean to +1.63
mol C m-2 yr-1 on a barrier reef flat in Kaneohe Bay, and +2.50 mol C m-2 yr-1 in the southern lagoon of
Kaneohe Bay (positive values indicate a CO2 source from the ocean to the atmosphere and negative
values represent sink behavior, i.e., from the atmosphere to the ocean). We will also discuss the
climatology of the different buoy settings and how these systems have evolved over the last six years
of intensive sampling. We place special attention on trying to elucidate whether ocean acidification
(OA) is evidenced in our data records or whether the longer term trends reflect primarily locally
driven climatic change. Our work demonstrates the utility of combining synoptic sampling and
real-time autonomous observations to elucidate the responses of coastal tropical coral reef systems
to climatic perturbations over a broad range of time scales (hours to years) on which they occur.
S2-09 Invasion of Spartina alterniflora mitigates greenhouse gas emission under the
influences of excessive nitrogen loading in a subtropical mangrove mesocosm
Guanghui Lin (lingh@tsinghua.edu.cn), Dai Jia, Jiemin Guo and Fei Qi
Tsinghua University, Beijing
Both plant invasion and nutrient eutrophication have threatened coastal wetland ecosystems around
the world, but we have little knowledge about their interactive effects on greenhouse gas fluxes from
mangrove and salt marshes. To gain an insight into the interactive effects of plant invasion and
nitrogen (N) inputs on CO2, CH4, N2O emission from mangrove soil, we conducted a mesocosm
experiment to examine these greenhouse gas effluxes from the soil vegetated with monocultures of
Kandelia obovata and Spartinaalterniflora and their mixture in a simulated tide rotation system with
or without exogenous N addition. We detected no or little CH4 emission in all experimental
mesocosms, contrasting with the conclusion from several previous field and greenhouse studies.
Invasion of S. alterniflora significantly increased CO2 and N2O effluxes, whereas excessive N loading
increased N2O effluxes but had little effect on CO2 effluxes. The fluxes of these greenhouse gas effluxes
were correlated with biomass accumulation, nutrient level and microbial activities. We concluded
that N input significantly increases N2O fluxes but not CO2 and CH4 emissions in coastal wetlands,
whereas the invasion of S. alterniflora into mangrove mitigated N2O emission regardless of N inputs.
Our study provides new insights into possible impact of S. alterniflora invasion on mangrove
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greenhouse gas emission, which should be considered when projecting future greenhouse gas
effluxes in coastal wetlands under the influences of biological invasion and excessive N loadings.
S2-10 Continuous monitoring of greenhouse gases emitted from three environments of
mangroves wetlands in the Zhangjiang estuary
Cheng-Bin Cai, Wen-Bin Yang, Chung-Shin Yuan (ycsngi@mail.nsysu.edu.tw), Bang-Qin Huang,
Chuan Tong, Lei Yang
Insitute of Environmental Engineering, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
Global warming and extreme weather disasters resulting from greenhouse effects has become one of
the major issues threatening the environments and the survival of human beings. Wetland is an
important source of natural greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Previous studies reported that water
purification process of oxidation and reduction in the estuarine wetlands will release greenhouse
gases. In order to understand the impact of environmental condition on wetland greenhouse gas
emissions, we selected the mangrove wetlands of Zhangjiang estuary to continuously monitor
greenhouse gases (CO2, CH4, and N2O) in three different environments including mudflats, river
surface, and mangroves. This study used a self-designed floating chamber to collect greenhouse gases
through a Teflon tube on the top of the chamber, and in-situ monitored greenhouse gases with a
continuous GHG monitoring instrument (Teledyne Analytical Instruments, Series 7600). Field
measurement of GHGs showed that the daily average concentrations of CO 2, CH4, and N2O emitted
from the wetlands in Zhangjiang estuary were 439.72, 31.71, and 5.54 ppm, respectively. A diurnal
variation of GHGs concentration was observed. The concentrations of CH4 and N2O were higher
during the daytime due to the rise of temperature, while CO2 concentration increased at the nighttime
which was mainly attributed to the effect of plant respiration. Moreover, the emission fluxes of CO 2,
CH4, and N2Oweremudflats:-57.21~27.0, -10.03~13.23,and -1.95~3.12mgm-2h-1, mangroves:
-26.54~44.46,
-12.78~16.79,and
-3.2~6.31
mgm-2h-1,
river
surface:
-31.99~69.69,
-2
-1
-11.03~18.33,and-3.1~7.42 mgm h , respectively. The daily CO2equivalent (CO2e)emission fluxes at
three different environments were ordered as mangroves я╝И 2.64g m-2day-1 я╝Й >river surface
я╝И2.57gm-2day-1я╝Й>mudflatsя╝И2.33gm-2day-1я╝Й.
S2-11 Progress in the technology and application of Bio-Argo float
Xiaogang Xing (xing@ouc.edu.cn)
Ocean University of China, Qingdao
Profiling floats now represent a mature technology. In parallel with their emergence, the field of miniature, low power bio-optical and biogeochemical sensors is rapidly evolving. Over recent years, the
bio-geochemical and bio-optical community has begun to benefit from the increase in observational
capacities by developing profiling floats that allow the measurement of key bio-optical variables and
subsequent products of biogeochemical and ecosystem relevance like Chlorophyll a (Chla), optical
backscattering or attenuation coefficients which are proxies of Particulate Organic Carbon (POC),
Colored Dissolved Organic Matter (CDOM), Irradiance, Nitrate and Dissolved Oxygen. Such novel
oceanographic observation platform, so-called Bio-Argo float, is developing very rapidly.
To date, more than 10 countries have deployed or are planning to deploy this kind of floats for
long-term physical, biological and biogeochemical observation in open oceans. By November of 2014,
there are already ~260 active Bio-Argo floats working in global oceans, and more than 300 floats will
be deployed in the next 5 years.
Bio-Argo has become one of the most important development aims of Argo project in the next several
years. The related community is growing, they have organized 3 times of workshop during the Argo
Data Management Team (ADMT) annual meeting from 2011 to 2014, and once of workgroup
(WG142) meeting in Feb., 2014, supported by the Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR).
Some real-time and delayed mode quality control procedures of chlorophyll-a fluorescence, backscattering, radiometry, nitrate and dissolved oxygen data, were discussed and determined in the
meetings mentioned above.
The unique time series dataset with highly vertical resolution observed by Bio-Argo floats are stimulating many related bio-optical, biogeochemical and physical-biological coupling studies. As we know,
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only in 2014, 4 high-level research papers related to Bio-Argo data were published, and more studies
are progressing.
S2-12 Carbon and nitrogen isotopic compositions of suspended particles and surface
sediments in diverse land-sea interactive ecosystems of Fujian Province, SE coastal China
Selvaraj Kandasamy (selvaraj@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Isotopic characterization of organic matter (OM) supplied to and preserved within continental
margins is critical for better understanding the role of deltaic and shallow shelf environments in the
global carbon cycle. Here we investigate elemental (TOC, TN) and stable carbon and nitrogen isotopic
(╬┤13C, ╬┤15N) compositions of OM in representative surface sediments (SS) and total suspended
sediments (TSM) collected from diverse ecosystems along the Fujian coastal zone to (i) understand
the sources of OM that buried in tidally-influenced, productive, land-sea intersections and (ii) to
quantify the relative share of terrigenous versus marine OM inputs. TOC and TN contents in SS varied
0.28тАУ1.38% and 0.04тАУ0.13%, with mean contents of 0.81% and 0.09%, respectively, whereas TOC
and TN contents in TSM ranged 0.13тАУ0.44% and 0.73тАУ2.37% with higher mean contents of 1.25%
and 0.21%, respectively. These values along with mean C:N ratios of SS (10.9) and TSM (7.28)
suggested that OM in TSM is predominantly sourced from aquatic primary productivity, whereas SS
contain comparatively higher terrestrial OM. This is consistent with mean ╬┤13C values of SS (range:
тАУ25.2 to тАУ21.4тА░) and TSM (range: тАУ24.0 to тАУ20.5тА░), which are тАУ23.4тА░ and тАУ22.7тА░, respectively.
The ╬┤15N compositions of SS and TSM ranged 0.05тАУ7.3тА░ and 2.64тАУ8.22тА░, respectively, with mean
contents of 5.5тА░ and 6.0тА░, suggesting slight nitrogen-loss in both water column and
sediment-water interface of some land-sea interactive regions along the Fujian Province, southeast of
China. Although the knowledge about the sources, transport pathways and behaviors of terrestrial
organic carbon in continental margins adjacent to large rivers has improved during the last around
two decades, uncertainties and complications still exist with human-interacted coastal regions in
densely populated wet tropics and subtropics, especially in the East and South Asian regions, where
Asian monsoon exerts a strong climatic control on mineral and particulate OM delivery to the
marginal seas.
S2-13 Biological and non-biological sources and decay of zinc complexing ligands in the west
Pacific and the south Atlantic Oceans : regional and global effect
Gonzalo Carrasco (gonzalo.carrasco@smart.mit.edu)
Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology, Singapore
Organic complexing ligands dominate the chemical speciation of Zn in seawater, affecting its
bioavailability and regulating its micronutrient role. The use of modern, comprehensive
mathematical tools allows for the determination of very precise ligand parameters from the
voltammetry data, so that ligand maturation along water mass trajectories can be inferred from
discrete samples. Recently, we have shown that intermediate and deep water masses in the West
Pacific and South Atlantic demonstrate such features, with point sources related to marginal seas,
riverine matter, benthic fluxes, and continental shelves, superimposed over decreasing ligand
concentrations and/or decaying binding strengths along water mass trajectories. A consortium of
decaying and non-decaying ligands complexes Zn, affecting its chemical speciation in surface,
intermediate and deep waters, resulting in potentially limiting concentrations of bioavailable Zn in
some water masses, both at depth and where some of them upwell. Here we report a summary of
studies in the West Pacific and the South Atlantic, and then compare them with recent studies of Zn
ligands from some point sources not previously investigated: 1) hydrothermal vents and plumes in
the North Atlantic and the North Pacific, 2) phytoplankton blooms in the Persian Gulf compared with
open-ocean surface waters, and 3) water with major river influence in the Persian Gulf. We aim to
compare these ligand sources to nearby water mass trends in order to assess the relevance of these
non-traditional sources of complexing ligands.
S2-14 Dissolved silicon isotopic compositions in the East China Sea: Water mass mixing versus
biological fractionation
Zhimian Cao (zcao@geomar.de)
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GEOMAR Helmholtz Center for Ocean Research, Kiel, Germany
The East China Sea (ECS) is a large marginal sea system in the western North Pacific, which is
significantly influenced by the Kuroshio Current and freshwater inputs from the Changjiang (Yangtze
River), one of the worldтАЩs largest rivers. Rich supplies of nutrients, in particular dissolved silicic acid
(Si(OH)4), from the Kuroshio subsurface water as well as from Changjiang discharge result in the high
primary production on the ECS shelf, which is often dominated by diatoms. Here we present the first
dissolved Si isotope data set of seawater (d30SiSi(OH)4) from the ECS to examine sources and
utilization of Si(OH)4, which is required to build up diatom frustules. During two cruises in summer
(August 2009) and in winter (December 2009-January 2010), samples for d30SiSi(OH)4 analyses
were collected along a cross-shelf transect, extending from near the mouth of the Changjiang estuary
to the continental slope area. In summer, the lowest surface d30SiSi(OH) 4 signatures of ~+2.1тА░
corresponding to the highest Si(OH)4 concentrations (up to ~30.0 umol L-1) were observed nearshore
in Changjiang Diluted Water (CDW). During advection on the ECS inner shelf, surface d30SiSi(OH) 4
increased rapidly to ~+3.2тА░ while Si(OH)4 became depleted, indicating increasing biological
utilization of the Si(OH)4 originating from the CDW. This is also reflected in the water column profiles
characterized by a general decrease of d30SiSi(OH)4 and an increase of Si(OH)4 with depth on the ECS
mid-shelf and slope. In winter, however, the d30SiSi(OH)4 was nearly constant at ~+1.9тА░ throughout
the water column on the ECS shelf beyond the nearshore area, which was a consequence of enhanced
vertical mixing of the Kuroshio subsurface water. Horizontal admixture of Kuroshio surface water
that is highly fractionated in Si isotopes was only observed beyond the shelf break. Significant
seasonal differences inяАа d30SiSi(OH)4 were detected in the surface waters in the region beyond the
influence of CDW on the ECS shelf, where the winter values were ~1.0тА░ lower than those in summer.
Given that Si(OH)4 in these surface waters was primarily sourced from the Kuroshio subsurface water
during both seasons, this demonstrates significantly higher biological consumption and utilization of
the dissolved Si(OH)4 in summer than in winter.
S2-15 Submarine groundwater discharge: fluxes and impacts in coastal zones of China
Guizhi Wang (gzhwang@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) is an important component of global water cycle and
carries significant amounts of terrestrial materials into coastal zones with fluxes equivalent to or
greater than those of local or regional rivers.Radium and Radon isotopes are commonly used to trace
SGD. Investigations have been conducted along Chinese coasts and in estuaries to quantify SGD fluxes
and to evaluate the impact of SGD on the biogeochemistry of these systems. It has been found that
tidal-driven SGD,associated with significant nutrient fluxes, has induced acidification in a fringing
reef system in Sanya Bay. Although SGD is estimated to be 20% equivalent to the Pearl River water
discharge, material fluxes carried by SGD into the northern South China Sea shelf are almost
equivalent to the riverine fluxes, especially for dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) and total alkalinity
(TA). In the Jiulong River estuary, the SGD-associated material fluxes are almost equivalent to the
riverine fluxes for DIC and TA and 10-25% for nitrate and silicate, however, these significant fluxes
are not reflected in the assumed conservative mixing lines. This paradox is explained mainly by the
SGD serving as a non-point source for the system. Considering the great magnitudes in material
fluxes carried by SGD into these coastal zones, SGD cannot be overlooked in any biogeochemical
studies in these and similar systems.
S3-01 Testing the stability of the realized niches of phytoplankton in response to a changing
climate
Andrew Irwin (airwin@mta.ca)
Mount Allison University, Canada
Decadal-scale time series of phytoplankton species provide a way to test ideas about how individual
phytoplankton speciesтАЩ niches and community structure will respond to climate change. Conditions at
Station CARIACO have changed dramatically over the past 15 years, with an approximate 1┬░C increase
in temperature, and 1-2% yrтАУ1 decrease in macronutrient inventories, chlorophyll concentrations,
and primary production. We attempt to differentiate between two hypotheses: (1) speciesтАЩ realized
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niches track environmental changes and (2) speciesтАЩ realized niches are essentially fixed. Using a
MaxEnt analysis we characterize the realized niche for the 67 dominant species of phytoplankton as a
function of temperature, salinity, irradiance, and macronutrient concentrations. We divided the time
series in two to test for changes in the realized niches associated with environmental change. SpeciesтАЩ
temperature niches increase following the temperature change in the ocean. Species occupying the
coldest niches available in the initial time window show a bigger increase in their temperature niche
compared to species initially occupying relatively warm niches. This suggests that the dominant
phytoplankton are adapting to a warming ocean in response to selection pressure.
S3-02 Phytoplankton in changing world
Zoe Finkel (zfinkel@mta.ca)
Mount Allison University, Canada
Climate change is expected to influence phytoplankton biomass and community composition and
consequently impact food web structure and elemental cycling in the sea. In particular, cell size and
the elemental composition of phytoplankton cells within communities are sensitive to changes in
environmental conditions. I will discuss some of the recent evidence for how phytoplankton
populations and communities respond to selected environmental and climatic conditions over
physiological, ecological, and evolutionary timescales.
S3-03 Detecting casualty for complex ecosystem: implications for managements
Chih-hao Hsieh (chsieh@ntu.edu.tw)
Institute of Oceanography, National Taiwan University, Taipei
Identifying causal networks is important for effective policy and management recommendations on
climate, epidemiology, financial regulation, and much else. Here we introduce a method, based on
nonlinear state space reconstruction, that can distinguish causality from correlation. It extends to
nonseparable weakly connected dynamic systems (cases not covered by the current Granger
causality paradigm). The approach is illustrated both by simple models (where, in contrast to the real
world, we know the underlying equations/relations and so can check the validity of our method) and
by application to real ecological systems, including the controversial sardine-anchovy-temperature
problem.
S3-04 Environmental factors shape the diversity, abundance and community structure of
sediment nifH-harboring bacteria in the Bohai Sea
Hongyue Dang (danghy@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Heterotrophic diazotrophs fueled by organic carbon respiration in marginal sea sediment may play a
dominant role in nitrogen fixation and new nitrogen production. However, fundamental knowledge
about the identities, diversity, biogeography and controlling factors of the sediment nitrogen-fixing
microbes is still lacking in marginal seas of the world oceans. In the current study, an ocean-wide
investigation of both the environmental geochemistry and sediment diazotroph microbiota was
carried out in the Bohai Sea, a shallow coastal marginal sea of the western Pacific Ocean. Diverse and
abundant nifH gene sequences were identified and the obligately anaerobic sulfate-reducing bacteria
were found to be the dominant nitrogen-fixing microbes in the Bohai Sea sediments. Community
statistical analyses identified bottom water temperature, bottom water chlorophyll a content (or the
covarying turbidity) and sediment porewater Eh (or the covarying pH) as the most significant
environmental factors controlling the structure and spatial distribution of the sediment
nifH-harboring microbial communities, while sediment Hg content, sulfide content and porewater
SiO32--Si content were identified as the key environmental factors correlated positively with the
sediment nifH gene abundance. Comparative analyses between the Bohai Sea and the north South
China Sea identified a significant composition difference of the sediment diazotroph communities
between the shallow-water (estuarine and nearshore) and deep-water (offshore and deep-sea)
environments in the western Pacific Ocean. Sediment porewater dissolved oxygen content, water
depth and in situ temperature were identified as the key environmental factors controlling the
composition, community structure and distribution of the sediment nitrogen-fixing microbiota in the
western Pacific marginal seas. This confirms the niche specialization and segregation between the
shallow-water and deep-water sediment diazotrophic microbial communities and indicates that the
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in situ physicochemical and geochemical conditions play a more important role than geographical
contiguity in determining the community similarity of the marginal sea diazotrophic microbiota.
S3-05 Widespread archaea scavenge a variety of organic compounds in the deep sea
Meng Li (limeng848@szu.edu.cn)
The Institute for Advanced Study, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen
Microbial processes in the deep oceans regulate the flux of organic carbon from the ocean surfaceto
the seafloor. However, little is known about the microorganisms that underpin this key step of the
global carbon cycle. Here we present genomic and transcriptomic evidence that five ubiquitous
archaeal groups use proteins, carbohydrates, fatty acids and lipids as sources of carbon and energy at
depths ranging from 800 to 4950 m in three different ocean basins. Metabolic reconstructions and
genee expression patterns show that these heretofore enigmatic marine archaea are motile
heterotrophs with extensive mechanisms of scavenging organic matter. These results reveal
ecological and physiological properties of ubiquitous marine archaea and highlight their critical role
in modulating the transfer of carbon from the atmosphere to sediments.
S3-06 Ecological and biogeochemical significance of deep virioplankton
Rui Zhang (ruizhang@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Viruses are the most abundant biological group in the ocean and play an important role in marine
ecosystem and biogeochemical cycles. The infection and lysis induced by viruses are now considered
as major contributing factor of bacterial mortality, controlling the abundance, production, diversity
and community structure of bacterioplankton in marine environment. However, the ecological
characteristics of virioplankton and viral impacts on host mortality and biogeochemical cycling in the
deep sea are largely unknown. In present study, viral abundance and lytic infection was investigated
throughout the water column in the western Pacific Ocean. Both the prokaryotic and viral abundance
and production showed a significantly decreasing trend from epipelagic to meso- and bathypelagic
waters. Viral abundance decreased from 0.36-1.05 ├Ч 1010 particles L-1 to 0.43-0.80 ├Ч 109 particles L-1,
while the virus:prokaryote ratio varied from 7.21-16.23 to 2.45-23.40, at surface and 2000 m depth,
respectively. The lytic viral production rates in surface and 2000 m waters were, averagely, 1.03 ├Ч
1010 L-1 day-1 and 5.74 ├Ч108 L-1 day-1, respectively. Relatively high percentages of prokaryotic cells
lysed by virus in 1000 m and 2000 m were observed, suggesting a significant contribution of viruses
to prokaryotic mortality in deep ocean. In addition, bacterioplankton in 3000 m deep-sea water in the
Western Pacific Ocean were manipulated with in situ virioplankton by experimental setup of
filtration and dilution to develop +virus and -virus treatments. The responses of bacterial abundance,
diversity and community structure were tracked during the two-week incubation. Flow cytometry
results showed that deep-sea viruses had significant repressing effects on bacterial abundance. The
changes of bacterial community compositions suggested that bacterial species compositions were
regulated by viruses. The lysis of bacterioplankton by viruses will release organic matters and other
nutrients and fueling the microbial activities in deep sea and subsequently affect the efficiency of
biological pump and microbial carbon pump in the ocean. In summary, our findings demonstrated a
highly dynamic and active viral population in the deep western Pacific Ocean and suggested that
virioplankton play an important role in the microbial loop and biogeochemical cycling in deep
oceans.
S3-07 Phagotrophy was the fundamental energy source for mixotrophic nanoflagellate
(Haptophytes)
Kuoping Chiang (kpchiang@mail.ntou.edu.tw)
Institute of Marine Environmental Chemistry and Ecology, National Taiwan Ocean University, Keelung
Mixotrophy nanoflagellate (MNF) is the nanoflagellate that combines phagotrophy and phototrophy
in a single cell, and is more superiorenvironment than phagotrophic or phototrophic cell in
oligotrophic. It is generally believed that MNF with heterotrophic behavior can selfsupply energy and
nutrients. We hypothesized that while the light intensity decreases with depth, the ingestion rate of
MNF will increase. We used Haptophytes in our study to verify this hypothesis at two stations near
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the Keelung Island in 2013-2014. The ingestion rate of Haptophytes on bacteria in surface (SE) and
bottom (BE) eutrophic zones was measured by using the combined Fluorescently Labeled Bacteria
(FLB) feeding method and tyramide signal amplification-fluorescent in situ hybridization (TSA-FISH).
We found that the abundance of Haptophytes in our study area was 385 cells mL-1 in average and had
significant seasonal change. We classified the Haptophytes in four size classes, ESD: < 3 ╬╝m, 3~4 ╬╝m,
4~5 ╬╝m and > 5 ╬╝m, with the medium size classes (3~4 ╬╝m and 4~5 ╬╝m) being dominant (60%). The
ingestion rate of Haptophytes ranged from 1.6 to 25.7 bac Hap-1 h-1 (average 12.5 bac Hap-1 h-1)in SE
and from 3.3 to 42 Bac Hap-1 h-1 (average 14.9 Bac Hap-1 h-1)in BE, higher than the ingestion rate of
Haptophytes reported in the literature. There was no significant difference in ingestion rates between
SE and BE (t-test, p > 0.05). The result of light control incubation experiment also showed that the
change of light intensity did not affect the ingestion rate. The size class of > 5 ╬╝m had the highest
ingestion rate (ca. 20.1 Bac Hap-1 h-1) and removed 38% of the abundance of bacteria. The medium
size classes (3~4 ╬╝m and 4~5 ╬╝m ) of Haptophytes were respectively responsible for 22% and 31%
bacterivory of the total ingestion of Haptophytes.
Over all, the phagotrophy was the basic life energy source for Haptophytes and there was no
significant impact of light or dark condition on ingestion rate of bacteria. The ingestion rates of
Haptophytes were affected by NO3 concentration (p< 0.05) in oligotrophic surface water and by prey
concentration in the low light bottom water. We conclude that the grazing behavior (speed or grazing
abundance) is not influenced by light environment. The poor nutrient condition in surface water will
force the mixotrophic Haptophytes to graze and acquire the necessary nutrient
S3-08 Iron grazing: An alternate iron acquisition strategy by dinoflagellates
Mark Wells (mlwells@maine.edu), Margaret Hughes
University of Maine, Orono, ME USA & University of California Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA USA
Climate change is increasing ocean surface water temperatures and stratification, with expectation
that lowered nutrient availabilities in surface waters will lead to the predominance of flagellate
species. The associated increases in ocean acidification also may lead to decreases in Fe availability
by increasing the stability of strong organic complexation. There is question then about how these
combined macro and micro nutrient stresses will affect phytoplankton community composition and
carbon cycling in the future oceans. There is increasing evidence that dinoflagellate species
previously considered to be autotrophic become mixotrophic under nutrient limiting conditions,
augmenting their uptake of dissolved nutrients by feeding on other phytoplankton. We investigated
whether growth of the presumed autotrophic dinoflagellate Amphidiniumcarterae improved under
Fe-stressed photosynthetic conditions when presented with Fe-replete cells of the haptophyte
Isochrysis galbana. The findings show that growth rates of Fe-deplete A. carterae increased sharply
when co-cultured with Fe-replete I. galbana incomparison to cultures given Fe-deplete I. galbana cells,
signifying that grazingimproved the Fe status of the dinoflagellate. A. carterae occurs in shelf and
estuarinewaters from the Arctic to the tropics, yet the findings here show considerable adaptationto
Fe stress conditions. It seems likely then that other dinoflagellates, particularly oceanicspecies, utilize
grazing as a strategy to satiate iron demands, greatly complicating thegoal of forecasting the
responses of phytoplankton communities to climate change.
S3-09 High diversity of picocyanobacteria Synechococcus in Hong Kong estuarine and coastal
waters
Hongbin Liu (liuhb@ust.hk)
Division of Life Science, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
Seasonal variation of Synechococcus community composition in subtropical estuarine and coastal
waters was examined through 454 pyrosequencing of the rpoC1 gene. Samples were collected each
month in 2009 from two stations, one located in the Pearl River estuary and the other in the coastal
waters of Hong Kong. Subcluster 5.2, dominated by 5.2-1, was more abundant at the estuary station,
while subcluster 5.1 Synechococcus dominated at the coastal station, typically clades II, VI, and IX.
Shannon diversity indices of Synechococcus communities at the two study sites ranged from 2.00 to
5.94. At the estuarine station, the highest Synechococcus abundance was in July, whereas the highest
diversity was found in April and October when strong mixing of different water masses occurred.
High abundance of clade IX Synechococcus at estuarine station in summer was noted. Isolates in this
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clade showed the ability to deal with salinity fluctuation and had the highest growth rate at salinity
24 ppt. The highest Synechococcus cell abundance and community diversity at the coastal station
co-occurred in July. Synechococcus community structure in Hong Kong waters was significantly
correlated with seawater temperature and salinity. Overall, the estuarine and coastal waters
surrounding Hong Kong may possess one of the highest diversity of Synechococcus communities in
the world due to its highly dynamic hydrographic setting.
S3-10 Evolutionary origin of a streamlined marine bacterioplankton lineage
Haiwei Luo (hluo2006@gmail.com)
Simon F. S. Li Marine Science Laboratory, School of Life Sciences, The Chinese University of Hong
Kong, Shatin, Hong Kong
Planktonic bacterial lineages with streamlined genomes are prevalent in the ocean. The base
composition of their DNA is often highly biased towards low GtC content, a possible source of
systematic error in phylogenetic reconstruction. A total of 228 orthologous protein families were
sampled that are shared among major lineages of Alphaproteobacteria, including the marine
freeliving SAR11 clade and the obligate endosymbiotic Rickettsiales. These two ecologically distinct
lineages share genome sizes of o1.5Mbp and genomic GtC content of o30%. Statistical analyses
showed that only 28 protein families are composition-homogeneous, whereas the other 200 families
significantly violate the composition-homogeneous assumption included in most phylogenetic
methods. RAxML analysis based on the concatenation of 24 ribosomal proteins that fall into the
heterogeneous protein category clustered the SAR11 and Rickettsiales lineages at the base of the
Alphaproteobacteria tree, whereas that based on the concatenation of 28 homogeneous proteins
(including 19 ribosomal proteins) disassociated the lineages and placed SAR11 at the base of the
non-endosymbiotic lineages. When the two data sets were concatenated, only a model that accounted
for compositional bias yielded a tree identical to the tree built with compositionhomogeneous
proteins. Ancestral genome analysis suggests that the first evolved SAR11 cell had a small genome
streamlined from its ancestor by a factor of two and coinciding with an ecological transition, followed
by further gradual streamlining towards the extant SAR11 populations.
S3-11 The role of CO2 concentrating mechanisms in the response of phytoplankton to ocean
acidification
Brian Hopkinson (bmhopkin@uga.edu)
Department of Marine Sciences, University of Georgia, Athens, GA, USA
Elevated CO2 stimulates photosynthesis and growth in many, but not all, species of marine
phytoplankton. The most commonly offered explanation for this response is that high CO2 allows the
system that supplies inorganic carbon for photosynthesis, the CO2 concentrating mechanism (CCM),
to be down-regulated. Energy and materials from the CCM can then be reallocated to increased
photosynthesis and growth. We have investigated this scenario in a marine diatom and
Prochlorococcus MED4 by constructing a budget of inorganic carbon fluxes in the CCMs of these
organisms and developing a framework to estimate energy savings from CCM down-regulation. For
the diatom, we estimate that down-regulation of the CCM can support a 5-10% increase in
photosynthesis, which is similar to the observed increase in many diatoms. For Prochlorococcus, we
predict that the CCM cannot be down-regulated substantially at high CO2 and so no energy would be
saved. Consistent with this prediction, the growth of Prochlorococcus is not affected by elevated CO2.
Although the details of CCMs in other phytoplankton are not fully defined, the information that is
available suggests that down-regulation of the CCM at elevated CO2 would support at best modest
increases in growth rate (~20%), as estimated using the framework we have developed.
S3-12 Studies on the transcriptome of the green tide dominant species Ulva prolifera
Peimin He (pmhe@shou.edu.cn)
Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
Since 2007я╝Мthe green tide has bloomed in the Yellow Sea of China for consecutive 7 years,which
influenced the environment and peopleтАЩs life seriously. The causative species is Ulva prolifera, a
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marine green alga growing on intertidal zone, where it undergoes dynamic environmental changes
including temperature, light intensity, desiccation, and osmotic shock. Therefore, U. prolifera has
developed a variety of strategies and mechanisms to overcome those environmental adversities. In an
effort to identify the genes involved in the extreme temperature and light tolerance of U. prolifera, we
generated 42958032660nt data, and assembled 109239 Unigenes from U. prolifera under 9 different
temperature and light conditions using Illumina Hiseq2000. 62.8% of unigenes shared significant
similarity with an E value of тЙд 1E-15 with Nr sequence. The 5656 different SSR were discovered by
MicroSAtellite(MISA). Trinucleotide repeat was absolutely predominant (55.34 %) SSR, and AC was
the most common motif. A comparison of the unigenes from U.prolifera under normal and stress
conditions enabled us to identify the transcripts that were up or down regulated by different
temperature and light. Most of transcripts produced under the extreme temperature and light
conditions respectively belong to heat shock protein family and transport protein, and novel
transcripts not matched to known genes in current public databases. These unigenes will provide
valuable information to identify the DNA markers for the Ulva species and help to explain the
blooming mechanism of the green tide.
S3-13 Algae-based sustainable biorefinery industry: toward a green revolution
Tuo Shi (tuoshi99@gmail.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Human's heavy reliance on fossil fuels is causing environmental degradation, climate change
concerns, and global increase in energy consumption per-capita. These issues necessitate the
development of cutting-edge technologies to sustainably produce food and energy. Recently, there has
been an increased interest in using microalgae and cyanobacteria as a viable feedstock for fuels and
chemicals. The realization of this potential, however, requires fundamental improvement of
photosynthetic conversion efficiency (PCE) that sets an upper limit on the yield of algal-derived
biofuels. This presentation highlights recent advances using modern тАШomicsтАЩ and high-throughput
technologies to develop commercially viable solutions for the renewable productions of petroleum
replacement products. In particular, the creation of genetically enhanced algal cell lines feasible for
commercial production of fuels and chemicals (e.g., ethanol), and direct evolution of nature's
inefficient biocatalysts to improve photosynthetic yield and carbon flux will be discussed.
S3-14 Plankton in a changing climate: coastal and polar cases study
Hongjun Song (songhongjun@fio.org.cn)
The First Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Qingdao
To better understand the impact of climate change on marine ecosystem, plankton groups are always
selected as the preferred indicators. The increasing availability and spatial and temporal extent of
biological ocean time series (from both in situ and satellite data) have helped reveal significant
phenological variability in marine plankton. This talk will begin with an overview of results from a
phenology study of both phytoplankton and zooplankton. Then, the effects of freshening and
warming on plankton will be explained from several coastal and polar case studies. Freshening can
affect the dynamics of phytoplankton blooms, and cause the change of zooplankton structure in the
Gulf of Maine. The remote sensing and modeling analysis show that salinity is the main factor
influencing the phytoplankton bloom dynamics in this region. In the Arctic case, climate warming
causes shrinking ice coverage and earlier ice retreat, which has strong impact the timing of primary
production and is likely to have consequences for higher trophic levels. Furthermore, to improve the
quality of the gappy satellite data, a new method combining generalized additive model (GAM) and
spatio-temporal kriging is introduced to the interpolation of the satellite-derived chlorophyll data in
the Arctic Ocean, which will be useful in capturing the phenological variability of phytoplankton.
S3-15 Global change and biodiversity on the intertidal rocky shore along China coast
Yunwei Dong (dongyw@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Intertidal rocky shore is one of the most vulnerable ecosystems in the scenario of global change.
Based on long-term environmental monitoring and modelling predication, most coastal areas in
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China have had and will suffer from global warming, ocean acidification and extreme climate events.
Furthermore, with the development of coastal economy, more and more artificial structures,
including harbors, dams and bridges etc., are constructed along the China coast. These artificial
structures, especially architectures on the muddy shore, will provide suitable substrate for rocky
shore species, and potentially play crucial roles as step stones for species distribution shifts. There
are clear biogeographic barriers for some rocky shore species along China coast. Phylogeographic
studies of some widely distributed intertidal limpets and snails showed the populations can be
divided into southern and northern groups with Yangtze River estuary as a barrier. The formation of
the barrier is due to multiple factors, including historical events, ocean current, freshwater discharge
and substrate. One of the most important factors for formation of the barrier is the unsuitable
substrate in the Yangtze River Delta. From Lianyugang, Jiangsu Province to Qidong Jiangsu, there are
extensive muddy shores, which can affect the distribution of rocky shore species. The construction of
artificial structure on the muddy shore can provide suitable habitats for rocky shore species. So it is
important to know the roles of these artificial structures on the biogeography of rocky intertidal
species along China coast.
S3-16 Nitrite-oxidizing bacteria are minor yet widespread members
Yao Zhang (yaozhang@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
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S3-17 Beyond long-term averages: Making biological sense of a rapidly changing world
Brian Helmuth (b.helmuth@neu.edu)
Northeastern University, USA
Biological responses to climate change are typically communicated in generalized terms such as
poleward and altitudinal range shifts, but adaptation efforts relevant to management decisions often
require forecasts that incorporate the interaction of multiple climatic and nonclimatic stressors at far
smaller spatio-temporal scales. We argue that the desire for generalizations has, ironically,
contributed to the frequent conflation of weather with climate, even within the scientific community.
As a result, current predictions of ecological responses to climate change, and the design of
experiments to understand underlying mechanisms, are too often based on broad-scale trends and
averages that at a proximate level may have very little to do with the vulnerability of organisms and
ecosystems. The creation of biologically-relevant metrics of environmental change that incorporate
the physical mechanisms by which climate trains patterns of weather, coupled with knowledge of
how organisms and ecosystems respond to these changes, can offer insight into which aspects of
climate change may be most important to monitor and predict. This approach also has the potential
to enhance our ability to communicate impacts of climate change to nonscientists and especially to
stakeholders attempting to enact climate change adaptation policies.
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S3-18 Spatial and temporal variability in satellite estimates of net community production over
the Atlantic basin
Gavin Tilstone (GHTI@pml.ac.uk)
Plymouth Marine Laboratory, United Kingdom
The recent warming of the Earth system has important impacts on carbon cycling in the ecosystem.
Marine photosynthesis and respiration rates are the engines in regulating climatically active gases.
There is, however ongoing debate as to whether the oligotrophic oceans are predominantly net
autotrophic and acting as a CO2 sink, or net heterotrophic and therefore acting as a CO2 source to the
atmosphere. This is hard to quantify, both spatially and temporally, due to the sparseness of in situ
observations. There has been a concerted effort to derive accurate estimates of phytoplankton
photosynthesis and primary production from satellite to fill these gaps, however there have been few
satellite estimates of net community production. In this paper the accuracy of number of approaches
to estimating net community production from satellite data are assessed in 15 provinces of the
Atlantic Ocean, from the sub-Arctic waters of the North Atlantic to the South Atlantic Gyre. For the
most accurate algorithm(s), a ~13 year time series of net community production is generated to
assess spatial and temporal trends in net community production over the Atlantic Ocean. The North
Atlantic sub-tropical and tropical Gyres (NATL) remained predominantly net autotrophic from 1998
to 2010 except in boreal autumn-winter, suggesting that despite recent warming in the northern
hemisphere, it still remains a net sink for CO2. The South Atlantic sub-tropical Gyre (SATL) fluctuated
from being net autotrophic in austral spring-summer, to net heterotrophic in austral autumn-winter.
Recent decadal trends suggest that the SATL is becoming more of a CO2 source. Over the entire
Atlantic basin, the percentage of satellite pixels with negative NCP was ~27%, with the largest
contributions from the NATL and SATL during boreal and austral autumn-winter, respectively.
Variations in NCP in the northern and southern hemispheres were correlated with climate indices.
There were significant negative relationships between NCP and the multivariate ENSO index (MEI)
and Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO) in the SATL, North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) in the and
Southern Sub-Tropical Convergence Zone (SSTC), and positive relationships with PDO and pacific SST
anomaly (NINO) in the Eastern Tropical Atlantic (ETRA) and Western Tropical Atlantic (WTRA).
Broad scale climate variability, represented by key Pacific Ocean indicators, seems to play a role in
modifying phases of net autotrophy and heterotrophy in the Atlantic Ocean.
S3-19 Picoeukaryotic diversity and distribution in the subtropicalтАУtropical South China Sea
Wenxue Wu, Bangqin Huang (bqhuang@xmu.edu.cn), Yu Liao, Ping Sun
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Little is known regarding the diversity and distribution of picoeukaryotes in the northwestern Pacific
Ocean, although these organisms are vital components of their environment. Here, we used a
culture-independent approach to assess the 18S rDNA diversity of picoeukaryotes at six sampling
sites along a transcontinental section of the South China Sea. The Alveolata group comprised 58.6%
of the clones and was mainly represented by the novel marine alveolates (MALV)-I (18.8%) and
MALV-II (30.6%), corresponding to 66.5% of all operational taxonomic units. Sequences affiliated
with seven clades of the novel marine stramenopiles (MAST) were widely distributed in different
clone libraries. We report an entirely new group representing the deepest evolutionary branch of the
Hacrobia; this finding suggests the existence of novel picoeukaryotes at a high taxonomic level. Many
phylotypes could not be taxonomically assigned, indicating the presence of numerous previously
unknown groups. Horizontally, picoeukaryotic assemblages in the coastal water characterized with
the rare occurrence of MALV-I were distinct from offshore communities. Vertically, MAST-4 were
mainly retrieved in surface waters; however, the Radiolaria (Rhizaria) were mainly detected in clone
libraries from depths of 60 m. Our findings further emphasize the immense diversity of
picoeukaryotes, especially in the subtropicalтАУtropical northwestern Pacific Ocean.
S3-20 Understanding a complex regional fishery in the context of changing global-scale
drivers and the need for sustainability
Lewis S. Incze (lincze@maine.edu), Richard A. Wahle, Huijie Xue, and Carl Wilson
School of Marine Sciences, University of Maine, Orono, Maine 04469 USA & Darling Marine Center,
University of Maine, Walpole, Maine 04573 USA
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Decapod crustaceans are the foundation of many economically and culturally important fisheries, and
these crustaceans occupy significantecologicalniches in manymarine systems. In the Gulf of Maine,
we have used the large decapod crustacean Homarusamericanus (American lobster) to study (1)
settlement from pelagic to benthic stage and (2) coupling of ocean circulation and atmospheric
forcing to population connectivity and recruitment. The studies were designed to gain a fundamental
understanding of coupled physical-biological recruitment processes in this system in a broad sense,
and to guide decisions about managing this particular, important fishery in a potential downturn.
Over 2+ decades of our research, fishery yields have increased markedly despite heavy fishing, most
likely as a result of continued, favorable (on average) settlement drivers as well as an upward trend in
post-settlement survival. The latter appears to have masked periods of decreased settlement
observed in the middle of our time-series. At the same time, the best recruitment (densest settlement)
has gradually shifted northward, which we postulate is the result of warming (increasing the habitat
for settlement) and increased egg production in the north, coupled with the circulation there. The
fishery has shifted accordingly. This demographic shift has consequences for patterns of larval supply
in future years, andthese must be factored into predictions about population trends in the south.
Specifically, transport dynamics will add to the effects of local changes in a warming south, and will
influence the appropriate (sustainable) human and fishery responses.
S3-21 Proteomic analysis of Thalassiosira pseudonana reveals the mechanisms of high light
acclimation in the marine diatom
Hongpo Dong (donghongpo2001@163.com)
Jinan University, Guangzhou
Diatoms possess an excellent capacity to cope with drastic light fluctuations regularly punctuated by
excess light. However, the molecular mechanisms underlying responses to high light exposure in
diatom are largely unknown. Using a quantitative proteomic approach based on iTRAQ labeling of
peptides in combination with biochemical analyses, we studied responses of diatoms to exposure to
HL. Our data have demonstrated that a complicated metabolic network in diatom cells participated in
responses of diatom to HL exposure, including pigment synthesis, photosynthetic electron transport,
photoreceptors, the glycolysis, the CCM, synthesis of polysaccharides, the TCA cycle, the
photorespiration/glyoxylate cycle, synthesis of fatty acids, fatty acid ╬▓-oxidation, the urea cycle and
oxidative stress. Changes of these proteins in abundance elicit a series of physiological changes in
diatom. After HL exposure, pigment composition was altered; Fv/Fm decreased and NPQ increased;
POC and PON increased; TAG increased and fatty acid composition was altered. Interestingly, we first
found that polysaccharide augments in cell wall and elevated selenoprotein content in chloroplast
may have important implications for photoprotection capacity of diatom in a fluctuating light regime.
These data, combined with gene expression analysis can help to elucidate metabolic processes
involved in the response of diatom to excess light.
S3-22 Effects of ocean acidification on marine primary producers under the sun
Kunshan Gao (ksgao@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The oceans are taking up over one million tons of CO2 per hr and have been acidified by 30% since
the industrial revolution, and will be further acidified by 150% (pH drop to 7.8, A1F1 senario) by the
end of this century. Typical chemical changes associated with the ocean acidification are increased
concentrations of pCO2уАБH+ and HCO3- and decreased concentration of CO32- and CaCO3 saturation
state.
The combined effects of UVR and seawater acidification resulted in inhibition of calcification rates by
96% and 99% and that of photosynthesis by 6% and 15%, at pH 7.9 and 7.6, respectively, in Emilianiahuxleyii. This differential inhibition of calcification (C) and photosynthesis (P) leads to significant
reduction of the C/P ratio. Seawater acidification enhances the transmission of harmful UVR by about
26% through a reduction of the coccolith layer by 32%. Our data indicate that the impact of a high
CO2/low pH ocean on E. huxleyi enhances the detrimental effects of UVR on the major phytoplanktoniccalcifier. For the articulated coralline alga CorallinasessilisYendo grown at elevated CO2 (1000
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ppmv) for more than a month under solar radiation calcified less and even lesser in the presence of
UVR. PAR+UVR, in contrast to PAR alone treatment, inhibited the growth, photosynthetic O 2 evolution and calcification rates by13%, 6% and 3% at the low (380 ppmv) and by 47%, 20% and 8% at
the high CO2 concentrations, respectively, reflecting a synergistic effect of CO2 enrichment with UVR.
The results imply that coralline algae may suffer from more damages caused by UVB when they calcify less and less with progressing ocean acidification.
When exposed to CO2 concentrations projected for the end of this century, natural phytoplankton assemblages of the South China Sea (SCS) responded with decreased photosynthetic carbon fixation
and increased non-photochemical quenching (NPQ, an indicator of light stress) at light intensities
representative of the upper surface layer. The community composition of these experimental phytoplankton assemblages shifted away from diatoms, the dominant phytoplankton group encountered
during our field campaigns. To examine the underlying mechanisms of the observed responses, we
grew three species of diatoms at different CO2 concentrations and under varying levels (5-100%) of
solar radiation to mimic the range of photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) experienced by the
phytoplankton at different depths of the euphotic zone. Above 22-36% of incident surface solar radiation, corresponding to 26-39 m depths in the SCS, growth rates in the high CO2-grown cells were
inversely related to light levels, and exhibited reduced thresholds at which PAR becomes excessive,
leading to higher NPQ. In addition, photorespiration and nighttime respiratory carbon loss were also
enhanced. Future ocean warming will cause a shoaling of upper mixed layer depths, exposing phytoplankton to increased mean light intensities. This, in combination with rising CO2 levels, may cause
a widespread decline in marine primary production.
Key words: algae, sunlight, UV, ocean acidification
S3-23 Get ready for ocean acidification
Sam Dupont (sam.dupont@bioenv.gu.se)
Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences тАУ Kristineberg, University of Gothenburg,
Sweden
For decades, humans have caused local damage in many marine ecosystems by a variety of means
including contamination by pollutants, over-fishing, physical destruction of the habitat etc. More
recently, we realized that humans also had a global impact on the ocean. Global warming is leading to
an increase of seawater temperature and the earthтАЩs oceans are becoming more acidic as they draw
rising levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere, a phenomenon known as ocean
acidification. In the future ocean, ocean acidification and global warming will operate in concert with
other anthropogenic stressors and at present, very little is known about the potential interactions. In
this presentation, I will summarize what is known on the impact of ocean acidification in
combination with other environmental changes (temperature, hypoxia, salinity, toxicants, oil spill, etc.)
I will also propose a strategy to move forward to large scale projections of the impacts of ocean
acidification on marine species, ecosystems and services. Since it is impossible to study populations
of all species and take into account all interacting environmental parameters into a realistic
experimental design, making any large scale projection requires understanding the mechanisms in
action, how they are intertwined across levels of biological organization (molecular, cellular, systemic,
ecosystem, all as a result of evolution) and their potential hierarchies.
S3-24 Microbial carbon pump: constrains with and effects on environments
Nianzhi Jiao (jiao@xmu.edu.cn), et al.
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Study of the dynamics of the microbial carbon pump (MCP) in conjunction with thebiological pump
(BP) over geological timescalescould lead to a better understanding of climate changes in the past
and thus a better prediction of future climate trends.Such studies include the interactions between
particulate organic carbon (POC) and refractory dissolved organic carbon (RDOC) that contribute to
sequestration efficiency, and the concurrent determination of the chemical composition of organic
carbon, microbial community composition and enzymatic activity. Molecular biomarkers and isotopic
tracers should be employed to link water column processes to sediment records, as well as to link
present-day observations to paleo-evolution. Ecosystem models need to be developed based on
empirical relationships derived frombioassay experiments and field investigations in order to predict
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the dynamics of carbon cycling along the stability continuum of POC and RDOC under potential global
change scenarios. We propose that inorganic nutrient input to eutrophic waters may reduce the
capacity for carbon sequestration as RDOC. The nutrient regime enabling maximum carbon storage
from combined POC flux and RDOC formation should therefore be sought. We emphasize that RDOC
is a relative concept with a wide continuum of recalcitrance. Most RDOC compounds maintain their
levels of recalcitrance only in a specific environmental context (RDOCt). The ocean RDOC pool also
contains compounds that may be inaccessible to microbes due to their extremely low concentration
(RDOCc). This differentiation allows us to appreciate the linkage between microbial source and RDOC
composition on a range of temporal and spatial scales. Thus MCP has constrains with and effects on
environments, and it is the MCP that regulates the bidirectional climate changes.
S4-01 Are chemicals substituting endocrine disrupting chemicals safe from adverse endocrine
effects?
Kyungho Choi (kyungho@snu.ac.kr)
Seoul National University, Korea
As many chemicals used for consumer products have been determined as endocrine disrupting
chemicals (EDCs), regulatory or voluntary efforts have been made to reduce their exposure
worldwide. One of such efforts is to use alternative chemicals substituting EDCs. Unlike the EDCs
being replaced, relatively limited amount of information is available for the alternative chemicals, in
terms of endocrine disrupting potentials. In the present study, endocrine disruption of the chemicals
substituting brominated flame retardants and bisphenol A, was evaluated. For alternative flame
retardants, we chose Declorane Plus (DP) and TBB. For bisphenol A alternatives, several analogues
such as bisphenol S, bisphenol M, bisphenol F, etc were selected. Sex or thyroid hormone disruptions
and associated mechanisms were investigated using several cell lines and fish. DP is not soluble,
therefore was dissolved in corn oil (0, 0.3, 1, 3 ╬╝g/g DP-25) and gavage fed to adult zebrafish twice
with 2 d interval. Then fish were examined at day 6 for the changes in transcriptions of the genes
regulating sex and thyroid hormones. Several genes, e.g., er╬▒, er╬▓, crh, and tsh╬▓ were upregulated
following the exposure. Increasing trend in plasma T4 was also observed. Following exposure to TBB
(0.05, 0.5, 5, or 50 mg/L), significant increase of E2 synthesis in H295R cells and downregulation of
tsh╬▓, tr╬▒, and tr╬▓ genes in GH3 cells were observed. In zebrafish embryo, increase of T3 was observed
following 6 d exposure. Most bisphenols can increase the synthesis of E2 in H295R cells probably
through upregulation of CYP19 gene. As to estrogen receptor binding, bisphenol analogues like AF, Z,
P, and B showed greater transactivation than bisphenol A. These observations show generally that
alternative chemicals that replaced EDCs have been introduced without sufficient information
regarding endocrine disruption potentials. The implication of such introduction in ecosystem is of
growing concern.
S4-02 Identification of two new classes of dioxin-like compounds and their inter species
sensitivity variations
Xiaowei Zhang (zhangxw@nju.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Pollution Control & Resource Reuse, School of the Environment, Nanjing
University, Nanjing
It was hypothesized that polychlorinated diphenyl sulfides (PCDPSs) and polybrominateddiphenyl
ethers (PBDEs) metabolites (Meo-BDEs and OH-BDEs) can potentially interact with aryl hydrocarbon
receptor (AHR) and thereby cause adverse effects, such as embryo lethality, in wildlife. In this study,
firstly, an AHR mediated adverse outcome pathway (AOP) was developed by literature review and
weight of evidence approach. Secondly, a cell-based mammalian AhR reporter gene assay, H4IIE-luc
assay and avian AHR1-luciferase report gene (LRG) assay were used to assess the interaction
between avian AHR and the target compounds. The results showed that most of the test PCDPSs and
PBDEs analogues could activate the molecular initiation event of AhR AOP, binding and activation of
AHR receptor, in mammalian and avian species. ReP values of the tested compounds suggested that
some PCDPSs like 2,3,3┬┤,4,5,6-hexa-CDPS and 2,2┬┤,3,3┬┤,4,5,6-hepta-CDPS are higher than the avian
WHO-TEFs of OctaCDD, OctaCDF and most of coplanar PCBs.Furthermore, to test whether the
activation of the molecular initiation event (AhR mediated pathway) is highly specific and the most
sensitive endogenous molecular event, genome wide gene transcript expressions were assessed in
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cells exposed to the test compounds at the concentration causing 50% of max AhR activity. The
results of RNA-seq experiment demonstrated that the most significantly modulated pathways
included metabolism of xenobiotics by cytochrome P450 pathway, retinol metabolism pathway and
steroid hormone biosynthesis pathway, which confirmed that the transcriptomicresponses induced
by the test compounds were primarily mediated by the AHR. Based on these evidences and the AhR
AOP, it is predicted that the potent PCDPSs and PBDEs analogues could cause embryo toxicity
(lethality) in vertebrate species. Our results for the first time reported the activation of
AHR-mediated molecular toxicological mechanism by PCDPSs and PBDEs analogues, and provided
the ranking of ReP and relative sensitivity (ReS) values of different congeners, which could guide the
further toxicity test of this group of potential high priority environmental pollutants.
S4-03 Occurrence and behavior of quaternary ammonium compounds (QACs) in the sediments
of urbanized estuaries
Xiaolin Li (xlli@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Currently, quaternary ammonium compounds (QACs) are one of the major classes of cationic
surfactants used as the ingredients in fabric softeners, disinfectants, detergents, and numerous
personal care products. QACs have been detected with very high levels in the sewage sludge and
estuarine sediment in European countries and U.S. In this study concentrations and composition
patterns of QACs in the sediment from Peal River Estuary (PRE) were determined to evaluate their
origin of occurrence, chronological record and provide insights into the use of QACs as sensitive and
persistent tracers for sewage pollution input. High total QACs levels were observed in the PRE area
with extremely high levels comparable to those found in the urbanized areas at Austria and the USA.
The QAC homologous compositions were uniform throughout the study area, and the composition
pattern was identical to that detected in the sewage sludge from Guangzhou which indicates that no
significant degradation occurs for QACs in the estuarine environment. The chronological record in the
dated sediment core also showed evidence of persistency for the major holomogues of QACs,
dialkyldimethylammonium compounds (DADMACs). And maximum discharge input of QACs is found
during the late 1980s which is similar as what was found in U.S. Preliminary data was achieved for
some QACs fluxes through the sediment water interface estimated by coupling the fluxes of 224Ra
through newly developed technique.
S4-04 Assessment of several important groups of emerging persistent organic pollutants in
coastal region of south China
James C.W. LAM (james.lam@cityu.edu.hk)
State Key Laboratory in Marine Pollution, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Coastal environment of South China has been undergoing strong modifications due to rapid economic
growth and industrialization. These may increase the demand for persistent and stable chemicals
used in the manufacture of products for both domestic use and export, so it is not surprising that
huge amounts of halogenated flame retardants (HFRs) and per-/polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs)
are found in this region. These contaminants of emerging concern were recently found in the eggs of
waterbirds from South China, and two species of commercial fish, yellow croakers (Pseudosciaena
crocea) and silver pomfrets (Pampus argenteus) from nine cities along the eastern coastline, revealed
the
widespread
occurrence
of
polybrominated
diphenyl
ethers
(PBDEs)
and
hexabromocyclododecanes (HBCDs) in the Chinese coastal region. Recently, a number of emerging
HFRs and PFASs are detected in the environment and the presence of several of these new chemicals
in biota indicates that they are bioavailable and can be absorbed and bioaccumulated. In addition,
increasing levels of HFRs and PFASs were found in the biotic and abiotic samples collected from the
South China. However, the information regarding the environmental occurrence, distribution and fate
of these chemicals is still scanty. Another important marine top predator investigated in this study
was marine mammals. Detection of several PBDE alternatives namely, dechlorane plus (DPs),
decabromodiphenyl ethane (DBDPE), 1,2-bis(2,4,6-tribromophenoxy) ethane (BTBPE),
bis-(2-ethylhexyl)-tetrabromophthalate (TBPH) and 2-ethylhexyl 2,3,4,5-tetrabromobenzoate (TBB),
in blubber samples of Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins (Sousa chinensis) and finless porpoises
(Neophocaena phocaenoides) indicated the presence of a potential source of these new brominated
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flame retardants in South China. The significant positive temporal shifting trends in both dolphin and
porpoise samples have provided evidence of increasing trends in shifting the use of PBDEs to their
corresponding alternatives. This result has led to the suspicion that similar types of emerging
contaminants may be extensively used in the estuarine areas, and raises our attention on the status of
these new chemicals in the region.
S4-05 A triad approach for the assessment of trace pollutants in Korean coastal sediments
Jong Seong Khim (jskocean@gmail.com)
School of Earth and Environmental Sciences & Research Institute of Oceanography, Seoul National
University, Korea
Here we summarize and review the previous efforts on sediment assessment together with major
scientific findings that conducted in the Korean coastal waters since late 1990s. Towards integrated
triad analysis, sediment data (>1,700 samples) reported from the Korean coasts were collected and
reviewed of which data collectively includes three components of chemical, toxicological, and
ecological measures. First, the chemistry data suggested widespread and historic distribution of
sedimentary pollutants along the Korean coasts. Spatial distributions suggested that their sources
were independent of each other, while some localized areas (highlighted for Lake Shihwa, Masan Bay,
and Ulsan Bay) and zones with extremely high pressures of certain pollutants were also identified.
The mass balance analyses and/or direct correlations linking triad components reflected a general
agreement between endpoints. The benthic community responses given by species occurrence and
diversity also reflected the type and degree of sediment contamination, however, could not be fully
explained by the known target chemicals. Overall, the triad assessment of trace pollutants in Korean
coastal sediments seemed to be useful and much powerful when all the components are fully
addressed.
S4-06 Benthic and epiphytic toxic algae (BETA): An emerging threat to coral ecosystems in
south China
Leo Lai Chan (leochan@cityu.edu.hk)
State Key Laboratory in Marine Pollution, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Gambierdiscus, Ostreopsis, and Prorocentrum are three genera of benthic and epiphytic toxic algae
(BETA) which are of increasing interest as most of them are potent toxin producers [ciguatoxins
(CTXs), palytoxin (PlTx), okadaic acid (OA) and dinophysistoxins (DTXs)]. They are either confirmed
(Gambierdiscus) or suspected (Ostreopsis and Prorocentrum) to play a role in ciguatera fish poisoning
(CFP) in humans, which is one of the most common forms of phycotoxin-borne seafood illness across
the globe, affecting 50,000 тАУ 500,000 people annually. Recent studies indicated the presence of
Gambierdiscus, Ostreopsis, and Prorocentrum in Thailand, Malaysia, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and Hainan
and Hong Kong in China. A new Gambierdiscus species named G. scabrosus was described from Japan.
One group of phytotoxins, CTXs, has also been detected in coral reef fishes collected along the coast of
south China and Taiwan. These snapshot studies indicate that BETA exist in the South China Sea, and
some of them could well be new and toxic species.
Attention has been recently paid to the ecological impacts of BETA. A number of laboratory and field
studies have proven that CTXs, PlTX, OA and their derivatives may not only lead to human health
problems, but also induce mortalities of crustaceans, sea urchins, fishes and marine mammals.
Predators of high trophic levels may generally be exposed to greater levels of phycotoxins via their
diets and therefore are at higher risk associated with BETA. It is conceivable that predators in a
BETA-affected coral ecosystem could be eliminated by phycotoxins, causing an elevated abundance of
CTX-resistant grazers. The excessive grazing pressure could result in a top-down effect on primary
production via over-grazing and cause a reduction in coral recruitment and larval growth rate, and
even induce external bioerosion of corals. Hence, BETA may not only lead to impacts at an individual
or population level, but affect the coral ecosystem as a whole. The dislodgement and fragmentation of
coral networks could also promote BETA proliferation, intensifying their adverse impacts on coral
ecosystems. Over time, there could be a cascade effect on structures, functions and food web
dynamics of coral ecosystems.
Coral ecosystems are known for their high ecological and conservation values. They are important
habitats for many endangered species, and provide not only food and shelter for marine organisms,
but also services to tourism, fisheries and coastline protection. For the coral ecosystems to continue
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to provide their services/benefits, the implementation of routine monitoring and improvement on
the understanding of physiology, ecology and toxicology of BETA become essential in order to
mitigate the threat of phycotoxins on marine life and humans. Systematic and up-to-date data on the
distribution of BETA in coral ecosystems in south China can also provide essential information and
guidance for marine ecologists, coral and fish conservationists, dinoflagellate taxonomists, and
government authorities to (1) evaluate the human and ecological health risks that BETA pose to coral
ecosystems in south China and worldwide, and (2) aid the development of field-based strategies to
manage fishery resources, providing effective alternatives for the elimination/minimization of CFP
incidences.
S4-07 Spatial distribution of toxic Alexandrium tamiyavanichii (Dinophyceae) in the
southeastern South China Sea-Sulu Sea:a molecular-based assessment by real-time
quantitative PCR (qPCR) assay
Nyuk Fong Kon, Sing Tung Teng, Kieng Soon Hii, Leh Hie Yek, Aazani Mujahid, Chui Pin Leaw , Po Teen
Lim* (ptlim@um.edu.my)
Institute of Ocean and Earth Sciences, University of Malaya, 16310 Bachok, Kelantan, Malaysia
In this study, a quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR) assay targeting the second internal transcribed
spacer (ITS2) of the nuclear-encoded ribosomal RNA gene (rDNA) usingTaqman┬о probe
technologywas developed for a tropical paralytic shellfish toxins-producing marine dinoflagellate,
Alexandrium tamiyavanichii. The qPCRassay developed showedhigh specificity, with a detection limit
of less than one cell equivalent. Using this assay, spatial variability of A. tamiyavanichii was assessed
for the first time, in the southeastern of South China Sea and Sulu Sea. Plankton samples were
collected from 71 stations during a scientific cruise by Research Vessel Sonne on an EU joined-project
of Stratosphere ozone: Halogens in a Varying Atmosphere (SHIVA) in September 2011. The highest
cell density was detected offshore of Kuching (150 cells l-1), exceeding the critical level for PSP (ca.
20тАУ40cells l-1). The distributions of A. tamiyavanichii were remarkably patchy horizontally,
concentrating mainly at the offshores of southern Borneo. A heterogeneous vertical distribution was
observed above the pycnocline. This assay proved its applicability, specificity and sensitivity; and
could provide an alternative implementation tool for in-country microalgae monitoring program.
S4-08 Bioaccumulation of trace metals in marine rabbitfish Siganus oramin
Li Zhang (zhangli@scsio.ac.cn)
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
The bioaccumulation of trace metals in marine fish is important to the environmental protection and
food safety. So far, most researches in this field just examine the trace metal concentrations in fish
tissues. The regulatory mechanisms and the physiological/environmental impact factors of the
bioaccumulation remain unclear. Herbivorous fish are a special group of marine fish, since they are at
low trophic levels comparing to other fish and they particularly feed macroalgae directly as their
major food. In this study, rabbitfish Siganus oramin, the most common herbivorous marine fish in
China, is applied to a series of biokinetic studies to investigate the mechanism and principles of trace
metal bioaccumulation. We found rabbitfish has high assimilation efficiencies of trace metals
including Ag, Cd, Cs, Cu, and Zn comparing to several carnivorous marine fish, which might result in
higher bioaccumulation of trace metals in rabbitfish. We also found the assimilation of trace metals
was diet-depended, e.g. feeding Gracilaria lemanneiformis resulted in higher Cd and Zn assimilation
efficiecies than feeding Enteromorpha prolifera. Moreover, we found this diet-dependance was related
to the herbivorous physiology in rabbitfish. We investigated the detailed uptake and transport of Cu
after a single meal, and found the Cu uptake was attenuated by a normal meal, and attenuated even
more by a Cu conteminated meal, suggesting feed could protect rabbitfish from Cu pollution. We
found both the acclimation to different salinity or Cu pre-exposure led to the changes of Cu
bioaccumulation, as well as waterborne and dietborne Cu uptake, suggesting the change of
environmental factors could influence trace metal bioaccumulation in rabbit fish. The effects of other
important environemtal factors, such as temperature, oxygen, and nutritions, are under examination.
Further field work will be conducted to investigate the seasonal and regionally variation, to verify the
results of our indoor simulation experiments. In summary, rabbitfish have stronge ability to
bioaccumulate trace metals, which was related to theis herbivorous physiology. This study enriched
our knowledge on the mechanism of trace metal bioaccumulation in fish, give more advices to
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management of the fishery, healthy aquaculture, and food supply.
S4-09 Rapid treatment of shipтАЩs ballast water using тАвOH radicals produced from strong
ionization discharge based on IMO guidelines
Mindong Bai* (xiaobai70@126.com), Zhitao Zhang, Cao Chen
Key Laboratory of Education Ministry for Coastal and Wetland Ecosystems, College of Environment
and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen & Environmental Engineering Institute, Physics Department,
Dalian Maritime University, Dalian
The rapid treatment of shipтАЩs ballast water is achieved with hydroxyl radicals (тАвOH) generated from a
strong ionization discharge combined with numbers of micro-streamer and micro-glow discharges.
Production of тАвOH radicals and plasma reaction mechanisms are discussed, and a method for тАвOH
radicals measurement in seawater is developed. A series of тАвOH treatment experiments for shipтАЩs
ballast water were conducted based on the International Maritime Organization Guidelines. As a
result, five species of algae from three different phyla and three types of bacteria were killed by тАвOH
radicals in compliance with the D-2 ballast water discharge standard. ShipтАЩs ballast water could be
rapidly treated onboard during ballast water discharge with only 6 s required. Meanwhile, the quality
of ballast water with heavy pollution was greatly improved. The possible relevant chemicals (RCs)
produced from the reactions between тАвOH radicals and natural organic matter were also analyzed.
The concentrations of the measured RCs were within the World Health Organization drinking water
standard, indicating that ballast water after тАвOH treatment is safe to oceanic environments.
Compared with the current methods, the тАвOH treatment of shipтАЩs ballast water developed herein is an
effective technology for practical application in oceanic ships in the future.
W1-01 Recent progress in explaining some oceanic and atmospheric phenomena of the
western North Pacific Ocean тАУ from coastal to basin and from inertial to inter-decadal scales
Leo Oey (lyo@princeton.edu)
National Central University, Kaohsiung / Princeton University, USA
I will present a summary of recent research my students and I have conducted on western North
Pacific including the South China Sea and East China Sea. I hope to cover one or more of the following
topics: (1) eddies of the subtropical counter current focusing on their inter-annual variability; (2)
standing waves and cross-shelf exchange; (3) winter monsoon, shelf warming, air-sea coupling and
climate variability; (4) inter-annual fluctuations of the Kuroshio and their connection with shelf
circulations, and with PDO and PTO; (5) circulation of the South China Sea at eddy and
quasi-stationary time scales; (6) the intensity change of typhoons тАУ can marginal sea be a
resonator(?), and their impacts on phytoplankton blooms, sea-state & climate of the marginal seas.
*Yoyo Lin, Jia Wang, Roger Chang, Luisa Chung, Simon Liao тАУ National Central University; Shiming
Huang - Student of K.-K. Liu, National Central University; Fanghua Xu - Tsinghua University; Jingru
Sun - Tsinghua University & student of F.-H. Xu; Eda Chang - National Taiwan Normal University.
W1-02 Contrasting dynamics of cross-isobath transport over steep and concave shelves
Jianping Gan (magan@ust.hk) and Chiwing Hui
Department of Mathematics, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
We investigated the variability and the physics of cross-isobath transport that lead to the formation of
prominent upwelling centers in the steep shelf to the east of Hainan Island (EHI) and in the ambient
shallow Gulf of Zhanjiang (GOZ). In situ measurements and a three-dimensional modeling showed
that strengthened upslope transport of cold deep waters occurred in these two shelves, which are
characterized by steep slope and concaving isobaths, respectively. The major driving force for these
shoreward cross-isobath transports were the alongтАУisobath pressure gradient force (PGF) arising
from the response of flow to the variable shelf topography. The physical origins of the PGF of these
prominent upwelling centers, however, were dynamically different. We found that the sources of the
PGF were the Modified Joint Effect Baroclinicity and Relief (MJEBAR) in the steep EHI and the
vorticity advection plus the net water-column stress curl in the concaving GOZ.
W1-03 Summer upwelling front observed in the eastern coast of Hainan Island
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Zhiyou Jing (jingzhiyou@scsio.ac.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Tropical Oceanography, South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
The persistent coastal upwelling and upwelling-induced thermal front in the eastern coast of the
Hainan Island are investigated based on two intensive mesoscale mapping surveys and the satellite
measurements. Results indicate that the pronounced surface cooling and upwelling-related front
with a width of 20-50 km are anchored around the Hainan Island, persisting through the summer
upwelling season. Driven by the prevailing southwest monsoon, the subsurface cooling band is ~6тДГ
colder than the offshore water in the East Coast, where the thermal gradients are generally more than
0.1тДГ/km. The coastal cold and nutrient-rich water is identified to be mostly derived from the deep
water of outer shelf. At the same time, the spatial structures of upwelling and thermal front, as well as
the upwelling-related coastal currents, are significantly regulated by the wind forcing. A prominent
lag correlation between the moored temperature records and alongshore wind stress is detected in
the East Coast, with 2-4 days lag. It suggests that the cooling band and upwelling front in the East
Coast is mostly dominated by the alongshore southwest monsoon during the upwelling season under
the effect of geostrophic balance.
W1-04 Variations of oceanic upper layer in subtropical front area
Chunhua Qiu (qiuchh3@mail.sysu.edu.cn)
School of Marine Science, Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou
Qiu et al.[2014] quantitatively examined the mechanisms of sea surface temperature front
disappearance, and found it is dominantly controlled by the imbalances of air-sea heat exchange
together with mixed layer depth (MLD). In this study, we investigated the sea surface height (SSH)
and mixed layer depth (MLD) variations. For the SSH, we examined the steric height component of
SSH, using empirical orthogonal function (EOF) method and physical method. The seasonal variations
of steric height from above two methods have the same pattern. The correlation between SSH and
SST achieves 0.80 in the front zone. The steric component of SSHA is consistent with SST, with a
correlation of 0.86. The linear relationship between MLD and SST could be used to estimate the MLD
in the subtropical front zone.
W1-05 Inter-annual and decadal fluctuations of the Kuroshio in East China Sea and connection
with surface fluxes of momentum and heat
Jia Wang (wangjia_123@xmu.edu.cn), Leo Oey
National Central University, Kaohsiung
Despite attempts in the literature to link large-scale wind to long-term variations of the Kuroshio in
East China Sea (ECS), the driving mechanism(s) are unknown. Here we use satellite altimetry data,
wind, surface heat fluxes and sea-surface temperatures (SST) to explain the low frequency
fluctuations of Kuroshio path (KP) in ECS. The dominant fluctuations occur northeast of Taiwan. The
KP correlates best with the PTO index of Chang and Oey [2012], less with the PDO index and a
Kuroshio transport index, and poorly with other climate indices. The forcing are wind stress curl and
surface heat flux northeast of Taiwan, which produce a thermocline tilt along the Kuroshio. ShelfтАЩs
SST warms and cools in response to onshore and offshore KP, but prominent change occurs at a
localized coastal zone shoreward of the above dominant KP-fluctuations. Over the past 2 decades, the
KP has shifted onshore, coincident with a coastal warming trend.
W1-06 Propagating sea level signals in different frequency bands in the Kuroshio extension
region
Hongyang Lin (hylin7311@gmail.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
The Kuroshio Extension is one of the most energetic regions of the global ocean. Hilbert empirical
orthogonal function analysis is used in the present study to provide a frequency dependent
description of observed sea level variability in this region, for the period 1993 to 2012 inclusive. The
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dominant high frequency (140 and 350d) mode describes signals that propagate westward with the
largest amplitudes in the vicinity of the Shatsky Rise and Emperor Seamounts. We argue that this
mode is driven by jet-bathymetry interactions. The dominant low frequency mode (longer than 350d)
is explained in terms of wind-forced, jet-trapped Rossby waves that propagate along the mean
Kuroshio Extension jet. In the meander region, sea level changes north of the jet anticipate changes
south of the jet by about 3 years. Based on correlations of observed sea level with the Pacific Decadal
Oscillation, and western boundary transport variability estimated from the GLORYS reanalysis, this
anticipation is explained in terms of differences in the time taken for (i) Rossby waves to travel from
eastern North Pacific to the meander region, and (ii) the much faster barotropic response of western
boundary transport, and sea level north of the jet, to large scale forcing by the wind stress curl.
W1-07 The response of the ocean to Typhoon Nuri (2008) in western north Pacific and South
China Sea
Jingru Sun (sunjingru91@126.com)
Tsinghua University, Beijing
Typhoon Nuri formed on August 18 2008 in the western North Pacific east of the Philippines and
traversed northwestward over the Kuroshio in the Luzon Strait where it intensified to a Category 3
typhoon. The storm weakened as it passed over South China Sea (SCS) and made landfall in Hong
Kong as a Category 1 typhoon on August 22. Despite the stormтАЩs modest strength, the change in
typhoon NuriтАЩs intensity was unique in that it strongly depended on the upper ocean. This study
examines the ocean response to typhoon Nuri using the Princeton Ocean Model. An ocean state
accounting for the sea-surface temperature (SST) and mesoscale eddy field prior to Nuri was
constructed by assimilating satellite SST and altimetry data 12 days before the storm. The simulation
then continued without further data assimilation, so that the ocean response to the strong wind can
be used to understand processes. It is found that the SST cooling was biased to the right of the
stormтАЩs track due to inertial currents that rotated in the same sense as the wind vector, as has
previously been found in the literature. However, despite the comparable wind speeds while the
storm was in western Pacific and SCS, the SST cooling was much more intense in SCS. The reason was
because in SCS, the surface layer was thinner, the vorticity field of the Kuroshio was cyclonic, and
moreover a combination of larger Coriolis frequency as the storm moved northward and the
typhoonтАЩs slower translational speed produced a stronger resonance between wind and current,
resulting in strong shears and entrainment of cool subsurface waters in the upper ocean. These ocean
dynamical responses largely determine the intensity change of Nuri, as detailed in a companion work
using an atmospheric model.
W1-08 Impact of vertical mixing on sea surface pCO2 in temperate seasonally stratified shelf
seas
Tom Rippeth (t.p.rippeth@bangor.ac.uk)
School of Ocean Sciences, Bangor University, United Kingdom
A key parameter in determining the exchange of CO2 across the ocean-atmosphere interface is the sea
surface partial pressure of carbon dioxide (pCO2). Temperate seasonally stratified shelf seas
represent a significant sink for atmospheric CO2. Here an analytical model is used to quantify the
impact of vertical mixing across the seasonal thermocline on pCO2. The model includes the impacts of
the resultant dissolved inorganic carbon, heat, salt and alkalinity fluxes on the solubility of CO 2 and
the effect of the inorganic carbon sink created by the primary production fuelled by the flux of
limiting nutrient. The results indicate that diapycnal mixing drives a modest but continuous change
in pCO2 of order 1-10 ┬╡atm per day. In quantifying the individual impacts of the fluxes of the different
parameters we find that the impact of the fluxes of DIC and nitrate fluxes dominate. In consequence
both the direction and magnitude of the change in pCO2 are strongly dependent on the C:N uptake
ratio in primary production. Whilst the smaller impacts of the heat and salt fluxes tend to compensate
for each other at mid-shelf locations, the heat flux dominates close to the shelf break. The analysis
highlights the importance of the accurate parameterisation of the C:N uptake ratio, the surface mixed
layer depth and theTKE dissipation rate within the seasonal thermocline in models to be used to
predict the air-sea exchange of carbon dioxide in these regimes. The results implicate storms as key
periods of pCO2 perturbation.
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W1-09 Pressure difference set up by thermohaline and wind-driven circulation can regulate
South China Sea through flow
Huiling Qin (hlqin@scsio.ac.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Tropical Oceanography, South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Sea water temperature and salinity data from Simple Ocean Data Assimilation (SODA) are used to
determine the dynamic height difference between east of Luzon Strait and south of Longmu Strait
from 1958 to 2007. The results show that a strong pressure gradient (34 cm) exists between Western
Pacific and Indian Ocean, with most of the gradient contained at within upper 700 m. This
pressure-head is closely correlated with the transport flow of Karimata Strait; thus, it strongly
regulates the intensity of South China Sea (SCS) Throughflow (i.e., an inflow through the Luzon Strait
and an outflow through the Karimata Strait), particularly at the low-frequency (above 3 years)
variability. In light of this relation, the low-frequency variability of the SCS Throughflow can be
monitored by means of sea level difference. The magnitude of the Western Pacific-Eastern Indian
Ocean pressure-head forcing is mainly decided by the sea surface height in the Western Pacific. It is
found that about two-thirds of the by sea level difference (indicates the SCS throughflow) are due to
the seawater temperature difference between east of Luzon Strait and south of Longmu Strait; while
the remaining one-third of sea level difference is due to the seawater salinity difference. Our results
highlight that the variability of SCS Throughflow is primarily regulated by the large-scale
thermohaline and wind-driven circulation in the Pacific/Indian Oceans
W1-10 Internal tides and nonlinear internal waves generated in Luzon Strait
Guan-Yu Chen (guanyu@faculty.nsysu.edu.tw)
National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
A numerical model is established to simulate internal tides in Luzon Strait. This model does not
include Kuroshio because tidal current is the main driving force for the generation of internal waves
in northern South China Sea, as indicated by Simmons et al. (2011).
The formation of internal tide rays in the Luzon Strait is shown by baroclinic velocity in the east-west
direction. Afterwards, higher harmonic are generated. At some threshold depth, the wave angular
frequency exceeds the local buoyancy frequency such that the energy is trapped near the thermocline.
These results provide detailed mechanism in the generation of nonlinear internal waves.
W1-11 Seasonal variation in the South China Sea deep circulation
Jian Lan (lanjian@ouc.edu.cn), Yu Wang, Fengjuan Cui
Physical Oceanography Laboratory, Ocean University of China, Qingdao
The previous studies show that the SCS deep circulation is featured by a basin-scale cyclonic gyre. On
the basis of the Hybrid Coordinate Ocean Model (HYCOM) and the Simple Ocean Data Assimilation
(SODA), this study attempts to examine its seasonal variability and to investigate the driving
mechanism. During summer season, the basin-scale cyclonic gyre is dominant and strong,
corresponding to higher value of the deepwater overflow transport. During winter season, the
basin-scale cyclonic gyre can hardly be identified, corresponding to lower value of the deepwater
overflow transport. The control run and the SODA show the similar results. Two sensitivity
experiments are designed to investigate what could be possible responsible for the seasonal variation
in the SCS deep circulation. The results reveal that the deepwater overflow through the Luzon Strait
contributes to the seasonal variability of the SCS deep circulation, and the seasonal variation of the
surface forcings have less influence on that. The mechanism is related to the potential vorticity flux
by the deepwater overflow.
W1-12 On shear instability in the ocean: critical Ri, marginality, turbulence parameterization
Zhiyu Liu (zyliu@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
In this talk, I will show how theory of shear instability can be used to examine stability characteristics
of oceanic flows. In particular, simple methods to estimate critical Richardson number and
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marginality of observed flows have been developed and applied. The mechanistic link between
dynamic instability and generated turbulence provides a natural way of parameterizing stratified
turbulence in the ocean interior. The development and applications of a new shear instability theory
that includes impacts of ambient turbulence on instability development will also be introduced.
W1-13 A coastal upwelling by wind-driven forcing in Jervis Bay, NSW: A numerical study of
2011
Xiaohua Wang (X.Wang@adfa.edu.au)
University of New South Wales, Australia
Princeton Ocean Model (POM) adopted with a downscaling approach for the regional ocean model
nested into the global ocean model was used to investigate the variation of the upwelling event in
Jervis Bay, New South Wales, with varying wind direction and strength. The upwelling event for 2011
was detected from the observed wind data and the satellite SST image. The behaviour of the bottom
water intruded into the bay varied with different wind directions and strengths. The northerly wind
(N) created the strongest upwelling intrusion. The upwelling-favourable wind directions for the bay
flushing efficiency can be ranked as the following order: N (0┬░; northerly) > NW (315┬░;
northwesterly) > NNE (30┬░; northeasterly) > NE (45┬░; northeasterly) > ENE (60┬░; northeasterly).
The study showed that a northerly wind with a magnitude large than 0.3 N m-2 is required for the
cold water to reach the northern innermost bay.
W1-14 Toward improved forecasts of sea breeze intrusion over coastal cities at super high
resolutions
Guixing Chen (chen@wind.gp.tohoku.ac.jp)
Department of Geophysics, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
Sea breeze, a key phenomenon of land-ocean interaction, greatly influences local weather and
environment in coastal areas. The intrusion of sea breeze often brings a sudden change of winds,
temperature, air quality, and even convective weather. A challenge is realistically forecasting sea
breezes over coastal cities with tall buildings.
To perform super-high-resolutions modeling over coastal cities, we develop an advanced downscaling
forecast system using several cutting-edge numerical techniques (Chen et al. 2014a). A
building-resolving CFD model (Sha et al. 1991) is nested in a mesoscale non-hydrostatic model (Saito
et al. 2007) with data assimilation scheme (Seko et al. 2011). Using the fastest supercomputer тАЬKтАЭ in
Japan, numerical simulations can be conducted over a 15-km-scale city at 3-m resolution.
In this talk, I present some realistic simulations of the sea-breeze events along Pacific coast at
northeastern Japan. Emphases are the first successful high-precision simulations of the sea-breeze
horizontal convective rolls (Chen et al. 2014ab) and the 3D structures of observed sea-breeze front
(Chen et al. 2014c). The sea-breeze intrusion over Sendai City and its interaction with
building-induced eddies are also presented. The full-scale nested local prediction system provides
new concept for forecasting sea breezes and other weather events over coastal cities.
W1-15 What controls the rainfall area of tropical cyclones?
Yanluan Lin (yanluan@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn)
Tsinghua University, Beijing
Tropical cyclone rainfall rate has been projected to increase in a warmer climate. Both rainfall rate
and area coverage are important to the impact of tropical cyclones on human lives. Yet, little is known
about how tropical cyclone rainfall area will change in the future. Using large amounts of satellite
data and global atmospheric model simulations, we show that tropical cyclone rainfall area is
primarily controlled by its environmental sea surface temperature (SST) relative to the tropical mean
SST, i.e., the relative SST, while rainfall rate increases with the absolute SST. The result is consistent
with previous numerical simulations of tropical cyclone size control by mid-troposphere relative
humidity. Therefore, global statistics of tropical cyclone rainfall area in a warmer climate are not
expected to change dramatically if SST change is relatively uniform, and the increased total rainfall
will be confined in similar size domains with large increases of rainfall rate.
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W1-16 Seasonal SSH variability of the Northern South China Sea
Fanghua Xu (fxu@tsinghua.edu.cn)
Center for Earth System Science, Tsinghua University, Beijing
The seasonal response of sea surface height anomaly (SSHA) to wind stress curl in northern South
China Sea (NSCS) and Kuroshio intrusion through the Luzon Strait is analyzed using observations and
models. The dominant response to wind stress curl (WSC) is through simple Ekman pumping while
effects of beta appear as the weaker second Empirical Orthogonal Function mode. The Luzon Strait
intrusion is shown to be largely deterministic using a model forced by realistic wind in the North
Pacific Ocean, and it contributes significantly to the SSH variability in the NSCS. The WSC accounts for
62% while intrusion 38% of the total forcing but the latter alters the forced Rossby wave response.
Without the intrusion, westward propagation is too fast, resulting in incorrect balance and erroneous
annual SSH variability in NSCS
W1-17 Numerical model studies in the Taiwan Strait
Yuwu Jiang (ywjiang@xmu.edu.cn), Enhui Liao, Xiao-Hai Yan
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
In early 2008, the cold water in the Taiwan Strait (TWS) is moved sequentially by the cross-strait flow
and southward flow to Penghu Island causing a cold-related fish kill disaster. The Coastal-Trapped
Wave (CTW), constantly propagates toward the TWS from north in winter, is found as the additional
force which can impact the flow patterns through changing cross-strait sea level gradient during the
2008 cold disaster. In the first stage, the reach of a large CTW trough strengthened the northward
flow, which formed a strong cyclone after turning around the Zhangyun Ridge. Then the strong
cyclone amplified the cross-strait flow which moved the cold water more offshore. In the second
stage, the arrival of a large CTW crest intensified the southward flow, which carried the cold water
more southward. Because of the additional offshore and southward extension, cold water can reach
Penghu Island causing cold disaster.
W2-01 A source to sink perspective of the Waipaoa River margin
Steven Kuehl (kuehl@vims.edu)
Virginia Institute of Marine Science College of William and Mary, Gloucester Point, Virginia, USA
A fundamental goal of the Earth Science community is to understand how perturbations on EarthтАЩs
surface are preserved in the stratigraphic record. Recent Source to Sink (S2S) studies of the Waipaoa
Sedimentary System (WSS) are synthesized to provide a holistic perspective of the processes that
generate, transport and preserve sedimentary strata and organic carbon on the Waipaoa margin in
the late Quaternary. Rapid uplift associated with subduction processes and weak sedimentary units
have conspired to generate rapid rates of incision and erosion in the Waipaoa catchment since the
Last Glacial Maximum (LGM). Although much of the sediment exported offshore during this time
interval originated from valley excavation, a substantial portion emanated from hillslopes, mostly
through deep-seated landslide and earthflow complexes. Lacustrine sediments deposited in
naturally-dammed 7-ky-old Lake Tutira provide a record of Holocene environmental controls on
upper catchment sedimentation in the WSS. Clear long-term changes in sediment yield are evident
from the Lake Tutira record following human settlement as conversion to pasture is accompanied by
a 3-fold increase in the long-term lake sedimentation rate. Whereas there is ample evidence that
Waipaoa River flood sediments are routinely deposited in the sheltered confines of Poverty Bay just
offshore, over the longer term, waves and currents subsequently resuspend and transport these
deposits both onshore (coarse fraction) and offshore (fine fraction). The asynchronicity of sediment
delivery by the river and wave resuspension and transport out of Poverty Bay in most instances
precludes the direct preservation of flood events in the stratigraphic record of the Waipaoa Shelf.
Over the longer term, the sediment package preserved on the shelf and slope since the LGM can be
explained in large measure by sequence stratigraphic models forced by rising to stable sea level and
ongoing tectonic deformation of the margin. Sediment budget exercises that consider both modern
(river discharge versus centennial accumulation rates) and post-LGM (terrestrial production versus
offshore isopachs) mass balances indicate that about half of the total sediment production from the
Waipaoa escapes the study area. The organic matter associated with sediment as it moves from
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upland source to marine sink is a product of particle history providing a record of materials that have
cycled over timescales of days to millions of years. The Waipaoa contrasts with dispersal systems on
wide, energetic shelves (e.g., the Amazon and Fly Rivers) where sediment is extensively refluxed in
oxygenated overlying water resulting in the biogeochemical incineration of particulate OC.
W2-02 From the Highest to the deepest: A river-sea dispersal system that links a mountainous
catchment to the deep sea basin
James T. Liu (james@mail.nsysu.edu.tw)
Department of Oceanography, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
The Gaoping River (GPR) and Gaoping Submarine Canyon (GPSC) represent two major topographic
features around SW Taiwan. The mouth of the GPR and the head of the GPSC are only 1 km apart.
Together, they constitute a terrestrial-to-marine dispersal system that has an overriding impact on
source-to-sink transport of sediment in this region. GPR is a small mountainous river with its
headwaters located in the southern Central Range of Taiwan, about 3,997 m above sea level. It has
an average gradient of 1:150. Both the chemical and physical weathering rates in the GPR
catchment are higher than the world average, resulting in an annual discharge of 47 Mt of sediment
into the sea, most of which via the GPSC.
The GPSC owes its existence to tectonic processes related to the collision of the Philippine Sea Plate
and the Eurasian Plate. The canyon extents from the mouth of the GPR, cutting through the Gaoping
shelf and slope, and merges into the northeastern Manila Trench over a distance of about 260 km and
in water depth of over 3000 m. It is a major conduit for the transport of terrestrial sediment and
carbon to the South China Sea (SCS) and the landward transport of particles of marine origin in the
SCS.
Both semidiurnal barotropic and baroclinic tides are important in the canyon. In the GRSC the normal
net transport of suspended sediment associated with tidal propagation from offshore is up-canyon. In
contrast sediment transport associated with episodic gravity-driven events is down-canyon.
Typhoon-induced river floods often ignite turbidity currents (TCs) in the GPSC. Therefore,
hyperpycnal river plumes and the ensuing TCs form an effective agent to transport large amounts of
terrestrial sediment and carbon (modern and old) to the SCS basin. The extensive disturbance in
the GPR catchment by typhoon-related mass wasting not only creates tributary fan terraces and
colluviums but also causes deep erosion of hill slopes and incision by river channels. The тАЬfreshтАЭ flood
sediment exported by the GPR during and immediately after typhoons contains large amounts of old
sediment. Consequently, a new paradigm is proposed that тАШnew sediments exported from highly
disturbed catchments during floods are old materialsтАЩ.
While the upper reaches of the canyon act as a sink for coarser TC deposits (turbidites), finer
turbidites are more abundant in the middle to lower reaches. These findings also suggest rapid
transport of fluvial sediment from the GPR down the GPSC by hyperpycnal TCs (warm-water TCs).
Earthquake-triggered episodic gravity flows (cold-water TCs) are also important transport agents of
reworked marine sediment in the GPSC.
The GPR-GPSC represents a type of source-to-sink system in which terrestrial sediment in a
mountainous catchment is promptly removed and transported to the river mouth by fluvial processes,
and then efficiently and quickly transported to the deep sea by turbidity currents along a submarine
conduit during episodic typhoon events. This is also a pathway by which modern terrestrial carbon
could be quickly and effectively delivered to the deep sea with little oxidation, which is a substantial
step in the sequestration of carbon.
W2-03 Major sinks of the Changjiang (Yangtze River)-derived sediments in the East China Sea
during the late quaternary
Shouye Yang (syyang@tongji.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Geology, Tongji University, Shanghai
The East China Sea is a typical marginal sea located between the Eurasian continent and west Pacific
Ocean. In this contribution, we review the state-of-art research progress on the possible sinks of the
Changjiang-derived sediments in the East China Sea during the late Quaternary. The major sinks of
the Changjiang sediment in the East China Sea are on the outer shelf and the Okinawa Trough during
the last glacial maximum with the lowstand of sea level. During the deglacial marine transgression,
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the gentle shelf was rapidly inundated and strong tide prevented the fine sediment from deposition
on the open shelf, resulting in the development of unique tidal sand ridge system. With the sea level
reaching the present situation and modern marine environment being completed in early Holocene,
the Changjiang sediment mostly accumulated in its estuary to build a large delta and some escaped
the trapping and deposited on the inner shelf and coastal embayment. The late-Quaternary changes
in monsoon climate-induced river flux, sea level and oceanic circulation primarily controlled the
source-to-sink transport of the Changjiang sediment in the East China Sea, and further determined
the stratigraphic framework and sedimentary facies on the shelf.
W2-04 Marine inundation and sea surface temperature changes in the southeast coast of
China during the last interglacial
Yongqiang Zong (yqzong@hku.hk)
Department of Earth Sciences, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
The last interglacial, or marine isotope stage (MIS) 5, is a period during which the climate and
environmental conditions were likely very similar to the present interglacial, the Holocene. Recent
field surveys show that a well preserved last-interglacial marine sequence is widely found in the
coast of east and south China. This marine sequence provides an opportunity for palaeo-climate
reconstructions and palaeo-oceangraphic studies for this important period in this low latitude region.
In this study, we have examined a 52m-long core drilled in a coastal embayment near the Fuzhou
Basin. Within this core, a thick marine layer is obtained. Analyses for particle size distributions (PS),
total carbon content (TOC), organic carbon isotope ratios (╬┤13C) and n-alkane indices have provided
some basic sedimentary information of this marine unit. The results show that the sedimentary
environment during the MIS 5 was very stable and quiet, and the marine sedimentation was
continuous. The ╬┤13C values were gradually enriched from the base upwards and depleted rapidly at
the top of the marine unit, indicating a full cycle of marine transgression and regression. The n-alkane
indices illustrate a similar trend, showing a gradual increase in marine organic carbon input during
the MIS 5 and a sharp return to terrestrial conditions at the end of it. Finally, the alkenone-based
reconstructions suggest the sea surface temperature during the MIS 5 was consistently fluctuating
around 27 and 28 ┬░C, about half to one degree higher than that of the Holocene.
W2-05 Influence of hurricanes on generating turbidity currents in the Gulf of Mexico
James Syvitski (csdms@colorado.edu)
University of Colorado, USA
The Gulf of Mexico Outer Continental Shelf region is a mature offshore oil and gas production area
generating more than 1.7 million of barrels of oil per day, through more than 3,500 oil platforms. A
large number of oil rigs and other man-made structures, e.g., pipes, are located on the continental
slope where sudden and powerful turbidity currents are more likely to occur. The northern GOM
currently has more than 28,000 miles of underwater pipes, which are all exposed to different types of
structural damage, most of them associated with extreme oceanic and atmospheric events. Of all
damaged underwater pipes, about 5% are broken or damaged by sudden and violent cascading of
sediments. The largest river in North America, the Mississippi, drains 41% of the continental United
States and has an average discharge of 18,300 m3/s. Other northern Gulf of Mexico rivers contribute
another 4,600 m3/s. The total sediment flux delivered to the Gulf from these rivers from 1995-2010
was 305 Mt/y but the enormous 2011 flood readjusted this longer-term average to 480 MT/y with
the Mississippi contributing 96% of the sediment load. The Northern Gulf of Mexico is subject to
large wave action during short-lived hurricanes: it is not uncommon for 10m waves to be generated
in deep water during the passage of a hurricane. Such large waves can both re-suspend seafloor
sediment and liquefy the seafloor, both being viable mechanisms able to induce sediment gravity
flows, such as turbidity currents. The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management put together a
research team to develop and test numerical models for routing sediment from terrestrial and coastal
sources, across the continental shelf and ultimately down the continental slope and canyon systems
of the northern Gulf of Mexico. Using numerical simulations that represent a range of conditions (i.e.,
extreme storms, high discharge, eddy shedding from the Loop Current, cumulative sediment
deposition), a workflow was developed to determine the locations most likely to be impacted by
turbidity currents, and the factors that precondition or trigger the flow. The workflow included: 1)
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modeling the flux of water and sediment from rivers into the Gulf, augmented by gauged river data; 2)
develop the outer boundary grids and bathymetry for the oceanographic models, included a realistic
mapping of seabed sediment textures; 3) employing a high resolution (10 km) wave action model
(WaveWatch III) as an input ; 4) employing the Regional Ocean Modeling System (ROMS) for ocean
circulation; 5) a wave-driven sediment-suspension model used in the Community Sediment
Transport Modeling System (CSTMS); and 6) the flow and seabed flow setup and ignition model
(HurriSlip). Together these efforts would determine the location and duration of areas of potential
turbidity current generation. A Navier-Stokes Reynolds Averaged version of TURBINS is then used to
route the flow down the Gulf of Mexico slopes and canyons, providing estimates of bottom shear
stress needed for ascertaining possible damage to offshore infrastructure.
W2-06 Hyperpycnal flow at the Yellow River mouth induced by water-sediment regulation and
its biogeochemical implications
Houjie Wang (hjwang@mail.ouc.edu.cn), Naishuang Bi
College of Marine Geosciences, Ocean University of China, Qingdao
Few hyperpycnal flows have ever been observed in marine environments although they are believed
to play a critical role in sediment dispersal within estuarine and deltaic depositional systems. Here
we reported the hyperpycnal flow at the Yellow River mouth observed in 2010 during the artificial
Water-Sediment Regulation when high-concentrated fine-grained sediment was discharged to the sea.
The high-density river discharge plunged into the ambient seawater and flowed along the
subaqueous slope in a form of hyperpycnal flow with a velocity high up to 1.5 m/s. The hypepycnal
flow not only contributed much to the sediment export to the sea, but also delivered a large amount
of materials (e.g. carbon, heavy metals) that involved in the coastal biogechemical process. Compared
with the previous observations in the flooding season in 1995, the hyperpycnal flow induced by
human regulation presented impulsive signals rather than those from tidal modulation. In addition,
the hyperpycnal flow seemed to be sensitive to the grain size of river-delivered sediment as the
fine-grained sediments were favorable to sustaining the hyperpycnal flow. Given the drastic decrease
in sediment load to the sea and the increase in sediment size, the hyperpycnal flow became less
frequent than ever, which induced significant morphological change in the active delta lobe and
adjacent coastal region.
W2-07 Turbidity maximum formation in a well-mixed macrotidal estuary: The role of tidal
pumping
Qian Yu (qianyu.nju@gmail.com)
Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Delft University of Technology, Netherland
Traditionally, vertical circulation (induced by gravity circulation and tidal straining), tidal pumping,
and resuspension are suggested as the major processes for the formation and maintenance of the
estuarine turbidity maximum (ETM). Due to strong mixing, tidal pumping is considered as the
dominating process in macro-tidal estuaries. To analyze field observation data, the classical empirical
decomposition method is commonly suggested, but the tidal pumping flux (TPF) based on this
method may lead to erroneous conclusions about the mechanisms of ETM formation because the
effects of advection induced by the horizontal SSC gradient and fine bed sediment supply are ignored.
If these effects are included, the TPF clearly reproduces the convergence patterns and thus
demonstrates its role in the formation of the ETM. By a simplified analytical solution, the TPF is the
result of the competition between the downstream flux induced by the river current together with
the lag in sediment response and the upstream flux induced by tidal asymmetry and the lag. Field
observations in the well-mixed macro-tidal Yalu River estuary (located between China and North
Korea) were analyzed. Tidal pumping is identified as the dominant mechanism of its ETM formation,
and the position of the ETM for different river discharges and sediment settling velocities can be
predicted by the concept of tidal pumping by numerical and analytical procedures. The present study
provides a typical example of how to evaluate the tidal pumping contributions on ETM formation
using the combined information provided by field data, numerical modeling results and analytical
solutions.
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W2-08 Trapping and escaping processes of Yangtze River-derived sediments to the East China
Sea
Jiaxue Wu (wujiaxue@mail.sysu.edu.cn)
Center for Coastal Ocean Science and Technology, Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou
How the river-borne sediments are transported into the coastal ocean is a big problem in the
source-to-sink dynamics. Sediment gravity current was found to be a major mechanism for
cross-shelf transports. The long-distance along-shelf delivery mechanism, however, is subject to a
considerable scientific debate.The contour-parallel sediment dispersal from the Yangtze Estuary to
the East China Sea (ECS), which develops a large-scale mud belt on the ECS inner shelf, was
investigated based on field observations in the 2013 wet season. To clarify the physics of the distal
mud belt, we examined those processes involved: (a) shelf circulation currents and their interaction
with the Yangtze River; (b) small/meso-scale processes including bottom boundary layer flows,
stratification and mixing, upwelling and fronts; and (c) river-borne sediment gravity current and
contour current. Field observations demonstrated that the concentrated benthic suspension in
estuarine turbidity maxima can move downslope of the subaqueous delta, forming sediment gravity
current supported by tidal currents. Compared with near-bed sediment transports, the buoyant
coastal current cannot be a controlling factor for the mud belt formation. A constant along-shelf flux
of near-bed sediment transport is responsible for the long-distance dispersal of the distal mud belt
on the ECS inner shelf. The upwelling events provide more turbulent energy to sediment suspension
under unstably stratified boundary flows. The finding of contour-parallel тАШsediment channelтАЩ could
have a deep implication for understanding the mid-shelf mud belt and ancient mud deposit.
W2-09 Sedimentary response of land and sea interaction and sources to sink processes in the
East China Sea shelf
Anchun Li (acli@qdio.ac.cn), Xiaojing Zhou, Jiaze Wang, Kaidi Zhang, Jiang Dong
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Acaudemy of Sciences, Qingdao
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W2-10 The Holocene evolution of QingтАЩao Embayment, NanтАЩao Island, southern China
Fengling Yu (fengling.yu@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
This study investigates the Holocene evolution of the QingтАЩao embayment, NanтАЩao Island, southern
China. In order to reconstruct the evolution history, a total of 8 percussion cores have been collected
and analysed for the sedimentary lithology, grain size analysis, loss on ignition, foraminifera and
pollen records. A total of 7 Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) profiles were also collected. The
chronological framework was developed based on 20 OSL dates and 11 AMS 14C dates.
We develop an evolutionary model for the QingтАЩao Embayment with three distinct stages in the
Holocene. Stage 1 (8400 тАТ 6000 cal yr BP), relates to the deposit of a shell-rich clayey silt sheet
overlying the central-basin bedrock or reworked weathered late-Pleistocene sediments, that is coeval
with the development of coastal sandy barrier systems offshore. The deposition of the shell-rich
clayey silt facie is correspondent to an initial sedimentation phase associated with the early Holocene
marine transgression into the embayment. Stage 2 (6000 тАУ 1300 cal yr BP), relates to the
development of a sandy coastal lagoon system recorded by a muddy basal facies that generally grades
upward to a mixed sandy facies. The development of the sandy lagoonal sequence is coincident with
stabilization of the local sea level and seaward progradation of the shoreline. Two sub-stages can be
defined within the Stage 2. From 6000 тАУ 3000 cal yr BP, the embayment was infilled with fine and
medium sands, which probably are originated from the offshore area. At the same time the coastal
sand barrier systems prograded seawards. From 3000 to 1300 cal yr BP, while the embayment
continued to be infilled, dune migration restricted the lagoon entrance, which resulted in the
development a partially-closed lagoon within the central basin. During the sub-stage from 3000 to
1300 cal yr BP, human activity began to impact on the system although very weak. Impact of early
human impact was suggested by a change in pollen composition which reflects localised
deforestation, and an increase with an increase in the sedimentation rate probably due to the
deforestation. This is consistent with historical records which show that human activities in this area
began during the later stages of Zhou and Shang Dynasty, the Dongkengzai Zhoushang Culture
(~3500 cal yr BP). Stage 3 (1300 cal yr BP to present), records the final infilling of the embayment as
a thin terrestrial sequence dominated by fluvial floodplain facies that is topped by soils. Covering the
last 1300 years, this phase is dominated by enhanced human activities, e.g. cultivation suggested by
increase in pinus and herb pollen. This evolution model suggests that changes in the local sea level
and accommodation space are the two main driving mechanisms for the Holocene evolution of the
QingтАЩao embayment although the later phases of the embayment record the clear impact of humans.
W2-11 Impact of extreme events on organic carbon burial off southwestern Taiwan
Chih-Chieh Su (donccsu@ntu.edu.tw)
Institute of Oceanography, National Taiwan University, Taipei
The tectonically active setting and climatic conditions give Taiwan a high exposure to severe natural
hazards. After the Pingtung Earthquake and Morakot Typhoon which occurred in 2006 and 2009, the
turbidity currents caused a series of submarine cable breaks along the Gaoping and Fangliao
Submarine Canyons off SW Taiwan. Large amounts of terrestrial sediments were fast transported
bypass the narrow continental shelf and rapidly moved southward through submarine canyons to the
deep sea. Two piston cores which were taken from the Maiden Ridge and its adjacent area (MT7 and
MT6) might shed light on understanding the export of terrestrial organic carbon to the abyss by
natural geo-hazards. The 210Pb profile of MT7 in conjunction with the grain size data indicates the
existence of the Pingtung Earthquake and Morakot Typhoon related deposits. The sedimentation rate
of these two cores which derived from 210Pb is approximately 0.05 cm/yr.The cores collected from the
Gaoping Submarine Canyon, Gaoping Slope and Fangliao Submarine Canyon are used for analyzing
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TOC, organic C/N and ╬┤13C ratios. The concentrations of total organic carbon are ~0.5%, and C/N
rations almost remain between 4 and 8. The high TOC (~1%) and C/N ratio (>10) are observed in the
samples with plant debris. The fluctuation of TOC and C/N ratios in near-shore samples is higher
than deep sea. In terms of ╬┤13C-values, it progressively decreases with distances from coastal zone to
the deep sea. Due to the larger proportions of land-derived organic carbon, the ╬┤13C-values in the
surface sediment of upper Gaoping Submarine Canyon, Gaoping Slope, and the turbidite layers at the
head of Fangliao Submarine Canyon are lighter.Furthermore, we use the TOC concentrations and
╬┤13C-values to estimate the fractional contributions of terrestrial organic carbon by a simple two
component mixing model, and integrate with the 210Pb-derived sediment accumulation rates to
evaluate the organic carbon burial between event layers and normal accumulation period. Our results
show the extreme natural geohazard events not only fast transported sediments into the deep sea but
also delivered large amounts of organic carbon into abyss, and it may play an important role on the
global carbon cycling system.
W2-12 Applications of novel methods in the source-to-sink study
Ray T. Hsu (ray@mail.nsysu.edu.tw), James T. Liu
Department of Oceanography, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
Most of the previous source-to-sink studies focus on the question of provenance of marine sediments
using tracers to link some specific strata with their sources. In order to understand transport
processes and settling dynamics of suspended sediments in the marine environment, it is necessary
to develop new techniques for collecting sediment samples and measuring physical properties of
sediments along the source-to-sink conduit. In the estuarine and coastal environments, most
suspended sediments exist in the form of flocs due to flocculation processes. Floc properties such as
the size, density, settling velocity, and their geochemical signalsetc. are important parameters in the
source-to-sink study. To better quantify physical properties of sediments in the transport process in
nature so we develop a new method to measure in-situ floc densities in different sizes by using the
laser-sizer (LISST-100X) and an on-board nested filtration system (CatNet). This approach saves the
processing time and prevents the breakage of flocs in the transportation and storage process in the
traditional way of doing things. It also possesses advantages in the rapidly fluctuating environment.
The sediment trap is a powerful tool for collecting settling particulate materials in the ocean.
Technicap PPS series are typical sediment traps and are well applied in the open ocean. In our past
studies, this trap with fixed-volume collecting cups worked fine under the normal weather conditions
but its cups overflowed due to the high sediment fluxes during extreme events, which occur often in
the Chinese marginal seas. To overcome the overflow problem, the PPS trap is replaced by a
non-sequential sediment trap, which contains a cone-shaped fiberglass funnel-top with a baffle at the
opening, a PVC tube with a collecting core-liner below, and an acoustic altimeter as the timer.
Suspended sediments are captured at the opening of the funnel and subsequently accumulated in the
core-liner below. It is suitable for high sediment flux environment where sediment traps with
fixed-volume collecting cups tend to overflow. The treatment of the sediment samples in the
non-sequential sediment trap is similar to the sediment core because the suspended sediments are
collected in the transparent core liner. These novel methods were first developed and tested in the
Gaoping river-sea system. They are improved gradually from deployment to deployment and now
sufficient for the source-to-sink study. In addition to applying in the Gaoping river-sea system, they
were also applied successfully in studies of the Choshui River mouth, Taiwan Strait, and Zhe-Min
Coasts in the FATES (TS-S2S) program. We are looking forward to having more applications of these
approachs in the future.
W2-13 Water and sediment discharge into the sea from Yangtze River: an improving
measurement
Yaping Wang (ypwang@nju.edu.cn), James T. Liu, Shu Gao, James Syvitski
Nanjing University, Nanjing
One third of the world population lives in the coastal zone whose natural environment and
ecosystems are directly impacted from the freshwater and sediment discharged by the rivers. Yet, the
conventional method to estimate the river discharges is based on the record of the gauging station
located closest to the river mouth, which could be hundreds of kilometers away, that is insufficient to
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produce accurate values. Here we present in-situ yearlong observations of the water and sediment
discharges through a cross-section near the mouth of the Changjiang (Yangtze River).
Our results show that in 2007 the amount of non-tidal water and sediment discharges through river
mouth were 805├Ч109 m3 and 166 Mt, that were 4.4% and 20.3% higher than the amount at Datong,
respectively. This suggests that using the observation at Datong will under estimate the amount of
water and sediment that Changjiang exports to the East China Sea. Furthermore, using
gauging-station based sediment discharge would underestimate the fluvial sediment supply to the
ocean, leading to erroneously higher appraisal of the risks of erosion on deltas and shorelines.
SS-01 Hydrodynamic sorting of sedimentary organic carbon in the Changjiang Estuary and
adjacent shelf
Jinpeng Wang (zhgwjp@163.com)
College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Ocean university of china, Qingdao
Knowledge of the hydrodynamic sorting process of sedimentary organic carbon (SOC) in large-river
delta-front estuaries (LDEs) is critical for understanding the biogeochemical cycling of carbon in
these dynamic coastal zones. Five surface sediments collected from the Changjiang LDE and adjacent
East China Sea (ECS) inner shelf in August 2013 were separated into five size fractions (<8 ┬╡m, 8-16
┬╡m, 16-32┬╡m, 32-63┬╡m, and >63 ┬╡m) using the water elutriation method, and then were analyzed for
mass distribution, elemental (C and N) and stable carbon isotopic composition (╬┤13C), lignin-phenols
as well as microphotographs to investigate the spatial variation of the sources, distribution and
degradation of SOC among size fractions. The recoveries for mass, OC and lignin content (╔Е8) of
size-fractioned sediments are 98 ┬▒ 4 %, 97 ┬▒ 7 %, and 97 ┬▒ 1 %, respectively, indicating that the
efficiency of size fractionation using this method worked well and the extractions performed on bulk
sediment or sub-fractions were relatively accurate. Mass is concentrated in mid-size fraction (16-32
┬╡m) (up to 85%) and OC is dominated in the same fraction (up to 84%) for all samples. The smallest
size fraction (<8 ┬╡m) contains the highest OC (up to 2.43%) and lowest lignin contents (╔Е8, down to
0.32 mg/100mg OC), and thus heaviest ╬┤13C (up to -20.6тА░). A three end-member mixing model
using ╬┤13C and ╔Е8 as source markers and Monte-Carlo simulation strategy shows that larger size
fractions are characterized by high contributions of terrestrial OC (from soil and terrestrial vascular
plants) (up to 44%), whereas marine OC is the predominant OC source in smaller size fractions (up to
87%). Distributions of OC from different sources in size fractions and bulk sediments both indicate a
differential transport and deposition of OC along the coast, showing a gradual increasing of terrestrial
OC and decreasing of marine OC which is likely due to selective transport of SOC in different size
fractions. Lignin decay parameters, such as the ratios of vanillic acid to vanillin ((Ad/Al)v), 3,5-Bd to
total V phenols (3,5-Bd/V) and total p-hydroxy phenols to sum of vanilly and syringyl (P/(S+V))
decrease with increasing particle size, suggesting selective degradation of lignin among the different
size fractions. This work highlights the effects of grain size on the source, distribution and
degradation of SOC in LDEs, and shows that hydrodynamic sorting plays an important role on the
dispersal of SOC from different sources in these highly dynamic systems.
SS-02 Age, growth, mortality and population dynamics of silver croaker (Pennahia argentata)
and red bigeye (Priacanthus macracanthus) in the north-central Taiwan Strait: Implications
for fisheries management
Peilong Ju (591534546@qq.com)
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
994 specimens of silver croaker (Pennahia argentata ) and 851 specimens of red bigeye (Priacanthus
macracanthus) were randomly sampled from single trawler fishery in the north-central Taiwan Strait
from March to November 2006. The population structure, growth parameters and mortality
coefficients of the two species were studied. Compared with the previous studies, mean standard
length and body weight, mean age, the minimum size at first sexual maturity, the asymptotic standard
length (SLтИЮ) and the asymptotic body weight (WтИЮ) of the two species decreased gradually in recent
decades, indicating that the populations were younger in age, smaller in size and earlier in sexual
maturity. Meanwhile, the growth coefficient (K) increased, the mortality coefficients (Z, F, M) were at
high levels, the exploitation ratio (E) reached or exceeded 0.5. All of these showed that populations of
silver croaker and red bigeye in this area were more vulnerable and suffered fully exploited or
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overexploited. Moreover, this study preliminarily analyzed factors causing the variations of biological
parameters and population structures, and implemented managements based on biological
characteristics.
SS-03 Hurricane Sandy storm surges observed by HY-2A satellitealtimetry and tide gauges
Nan Chen (351982170@qq.com)
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Hangzhou
Hurricane Sandy made landfall to the northeast of Atlantic City, New Jersey at 23:30 UTC on
29thOctober 2012 and caused large storm surges and devastating flooding along the New Jersey and
New Yorkcoasts. Here we combine sea surface height measurements from the HaiYang-2A (HY-2A)
satellite altimeterwith coastal tide-gauge data to study the features of the Hurricane Sandy storm
surges. The HY-2A altimetercaptured the cross-shelf profile of surge at the time of SandyтАЩs peak surge,
with a surge magnitude of about1.83 m at the coast and a cross-shelf decaying scale of 68 km. The
altimetric surge magnitude agreesapproximately with tide-gauge estimate of 1.73 m at nearby
Montauk. Further analysis suggests that continental shelf waves were generated during the passage
of Sandy. The continental shelf wave observed byaltimetry has a propagating speed of 6.5 m/s. The
post landfall free shelf wave at Atlantic City observed bytide gauges has a propagating phase speed of
6.8 m/s and cross-shelf e-folding scale of 75 km. In contrast,the post landfall sea level oscillation at
Montauk is not associated with a continental shelf wave. The studyindicates that satellite altimetry is
capable of observing and useful for understanding features of stormsurges, complementing existing
coastal tide gauges.
SS-04 Effects of salinity and Cu acclimation on Cu accumulation in a marine herbivorous fish
Siganus oramin
Yanyan Zhou (zhouyyahgy@scsio.ac.cn)
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
It is critical for organisms to accomplish internal copper homeostasis, as both deficiency and excess
can be poisonous to aquatic organism. Over the past decades, several studies have focused on the
effect of salinity on Cu accumulation and toxicity in marine carnivorous fish. However, Cu
accumulation kinetics in marine herbivorous fish, which is at a special trophic level of the marine fish,
has been poorly understood. In this study, the kinetics of Cu uptake in rabbitfish Siganus oramin after
waterborne and dietborne Cu exposure were examined over a salinity range from 5 to 33тА░. The Cu
accumulation increased both in the gills and intestinal as salinity decreased. Cu uptake rate constants
(kus)were significantly higher in the intestinal than in the gills after Cu acclimation for 4 weeks,
which suggested the gill and intestinal played a dominant role in Cu uptake in acute exposure, and the
intestinal prevailed in Cu accumulation in chronic exposure. No significant changes of the dissolved
Cu uptake in whole-body were observed as salinity decreased in non-Cu acclimated groups. In
contrast, the Cu kus showed a peak after Cu acclimation at the salinity of 10тА░, indicating that the
salinity 10тА░ may be a threshold for Cu exposure (50╬╝g/L) in S.oramin. At a given salinity, the
dissolved Cu uptake was much higher in Cu-acclimated group than that in non-acclimated group,
which may be caused by more Cu binding proteins induced in Cu acclimated fish. The dietary
assimilation efficiency (AE) of Cu in non-acclimated S. oramin did not change significantly, as well as
in Cu-acclimated fish. Generally, the AE of Cu was higher in non-acclimated fish than that in
acclimated fish. It was probably as a result of the higher body weight observed in Cu-acclimated fish
(19.68┬▒3.67 g, wet weight, against 9.65┬▒3.84 g in non-acclimated fish), and a negative relationship
was fitted between AE and individual size (r=-0.728, p<0.001). In the study, we concluded that the
factors such as salinity Cu acclimation, and individual size influenced Cu uptake from waterborne and
dietborne sources and might make different detoxifying mechanisms in marine herbivorous fish.
SS-05 Silicate regeneration in the upper ocean revealed by silicon stable isotopic composition
Zhouling Zhang (zlzhang@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
We examined the degree of silicate recycling in two contrasting environmental settings in the
northern South China Sea, one in a coastal upwelling system and the other in the oligotrophic basin
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area at the site of SEATS. Using a two end-member mixing model, we calculated the increment in ╬┤30Si
(silicon isotopic composition of dissolved silicate) solely caused by biological fractionation, or ╬Ф╬┤30Si.
Given that any increase in biogenic silica dissolution vs production ratio(D:P) would reduce net
fractionation, we defined ╬Ф╬┤30SiтИЧ, difference between the calculated ╬Ф╬┤30Si value and the theoretical
value predicted from the fractionation curve (D:P=0, ╬╡=-1.1), to characterize the degree of silicate
recycling, which is depending on D:P. The more negative ╬Ф╬┤30SiтИЧ value indicates stronger silicate
recycling. Silicate recycling was shown to be strong between 30-60m in offshore stations in the
upwelling system and at 50-100 m at SEATS, with the most negative ╬Ф╬┤30SiтИЧ reaching -0.51┬▒0.21тА░
and -0.14┬▒0.18тА░ respectively in steady state model; and -1.21┬▒0.22тА░ and -0.38┬▒0.15тА░ in
Rayleigh model, implying more silicate recycling in the upwelling system. Such difference appeared to
be determined by the metabolisms of phytoplankton and bacteria.
SS-06 Centennial sedimentary records off the modern Huanghe (Yellow River) delta and their
response to deltaic river channel shifts
Xiao Wu (wuxiao@ouc.edu.cn), Houjie Wang, Naishuang Bi
Ocean University of China, Qingdao
The modern Huanghe (Yellow River) delta sedimentary complex has developed since 1855, when the
lower river channel migrated northward from the Yellow Sea to the Bohai Sea. As a result, the
river-laden sediment accumulated rapidly on the lowlying plain and formed the mega-delta. Here we
present high-resolution sedimentary sequences based on 137Cs and 210Pb dating and grain-size
parameters of two sediment gravity cores collected near the present river mouth (core A11) and in
adjacent Laizhou Bay (core A26). Based on these sequences, the different responses of the sediment
records to natural and artificial channel shifts are presented. The average sedimentation rates of the
two cores A11 (1951тАУ2006) and A26 (1808тАУ2006) were estimated to be 2.25 cm/a and 0.80 cm/a,
respectively. The results indicated that the relative distance between the river mouth and core
location and sediment supply from the river played an important role in the sedimentation of the
subaqueous delta. The channel shifts in 1976 and 1996 shortened the distances from the river mouth
to the location of core A11, resulting in the local accumulations of relatively coarse particles from the
river mouth. The sedimentation of core A26 indicated four major channel shifts in 1855, 1904, 1947
and 1976. When the river mouth approached the core location, the accumulated sediment became
finer; otherwise, the active resuspension due to strong hydrodynamics resulted in the accumulation
of coarser sediment. The sediment records preserved in the two gravity cores illustrated different
responses to the lower channel shifts of the Huanghe and sediment supply from the river on
centennial scales, which is critical to understanding the evolution of the modern Huanghe Delta in the
past and to predicting the future trend.
SS-07 Temperature at a mooring in Northern South China Sea and its connection with surface
heat flux, wind and eddies
Youchun Lin (101686001@cc.ncu.edu.tw)
National Central University, Kaohsiung
Twenty-two month temperature profile (from surface to z = -500m) at a mooring located
west-southwest about 450 km from the Luzon Strait in northern South China Sea (NSCS) is analyzed
in conjunction with altimetry, CCMP wind, and mixed-layer model forced by the NCEP surface heat
flux. EOF [Kutzbach 1967 J. App. Met], SVD [Bretherton et al 1992, J. Clim] and EMD [Huang et al 1998,
Proc. Roy Soc] methods are used to separate and identify different physical processes and
mechanisms. The dominant fluctuation at the mooring is shown to be seasonal, caused (1) by
seasonal surface fluxes and local Ekman pumping (on the f-plane) by the wind stress curl, (2) by
eddies emanated west of the Luzon Strait spun up by wind stress curl west of Luzon, and (3) by
Rossby waves due to Kuroshio path fluctuations in the Strait. Meso-scale eddies are embedded in the
seasonal variation and they are shown to be locally generated by baroclinic instability and penetrate
through the entire depth of the mooring.
SS-08 Interactive effects of light, nitrogen source and ocean acidification on the diatom
Thalassiosira pseudonana
Weiying Li (lwy@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
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College of the Environment and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Under the circumstance of global climate change, the rising levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide
(pCO2) result in ocean acidification, and global warming causes intensified ocean stratification, which
subsequently leads to an increase in irradiation and a change in nitrogen source (e.g., NH4+/NO3-) in
surface seawaters. Therefore global climate change will have significant impacts on the growth and
physiology of marine phytoplankton, consequently affecting the carbon and nitrogen cycles in the
ocean. To elucidate the interactive effects of light, nitrogen source and ocean acidification on
phytoplankton, the centric diatom Thalassiosira pseudonana was maintained in semi-continuous
batch cultures with either nitrate or ammonium as the sole nitrogen source and bubbled with air at
400 or 1000 ppm pCO2 under the irradiation of 25 or 300 ╬╝mol photonsmтИТ2sтИТ1. The results showed
that light intensity had the predominant effect on the growth rate of T. pseudonana, followed by
nitrogen source, while pCO2 had no obvious effect. Increased light intensity also significantly induced
the cellular production of carbonhydrate, in the forms of both sugar and fatty acids to store the
excessive energy, which resulted in the increase of cellular particulate organic carbon (POC). When
NO3- was used as the sole nitrogen source, under the high irradiation intensity T. pseudonana
up-regulated the expression and activity of nitrogen reductase (NR) to reduce nitrate to ammonium,
which helped dissipate excessive energy and reductant; and this was in good agreement with higher
cellular nitrogen uptake and protein content under these culture conditions. In the meantime,
elevated pCO2 down-regulated the expression and activity of NR and stimulated T. pseudonana to
produce more carbohydrate to store the excessive energy. When ammonium was the sole nitrogen
source for T. pseudonana, there was no NR activity and expression. To compensate for the absence of
demanding nitrate assimilation reactions, fatty acid biosynthesis, which consumed more energy than
other carbohydrate, was induced significantly as a major sink for energy. In addition, elevated pCO2
also stimulated the biosynthesis of carbohydrate, particularly fatty acids, in T. pseudonana. The effects
of pCO2 on the production of carbohydrate was more significant under high irradiation than low
irradiation. Taken together, this study demonstrates that phytoplankton could handle the assimilation
of carbon and nitrogen to cope with the encountered global climate change and this in turn might
have impacts on marine carbon and nitrogen cycles.
SS-09 Organic matter characterization in estuaries along Northern Indian Ocean: Implication
through elemental, isotopic and biomarker constrains of sediments
Umesh Pradhan (umesh.nio@gmail.com)
State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research, East China Normal University, Shanghai
Estuaries act as important domain for various sources of organic matter (OM) that undergo different
physico-chemical and biological processes before their eventual burial to become part of the
sedimentary record. Sedimentary OM in estuaries preserves signatures of natural and anthropogenic
processes influenced during its transportation along the river continuum. The northern Indian Ocean
surrounding the Indian peninsula, houses numerous rivers with different catchment areas draining
into the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal. OM characteristics across these rivers are supposedly
modulated by strong south west monsoon rainfall and prevalent anthropogenic activities. Despite
these conditions, the OM characterization across these rivers and estuaries are limited.
We made an attempt to understand OM composition in thirty five estuaries located between 12тАУ24┬░N
across the Arabian Sea. The sediments collected during post-monsoon (October) season from these
estuaries, were measured for molecular biomarkers (lignin phenol), elemental ratio (C/N), and stable
carbon isotope ratios (d13C). Multivariate statistical techniques have been used to identify similarity
among different estuaries and to understand the overview of chemical parameters on the OM sources.
Results highlighted the identical sedimentary chemical properties existing among different estuaries
and their distribution patterns to be manifested by geographical provenance, geomorphology and
climate across the Western Ghats. Terrigenous sources (C3 plants, C4 plants, and soil) contributed
80┬▒13% to sedimentary OM, with 20┬▒10% derived from marine sources (marine plankton and
estuarine macrophytes), as revealed by an end-member mixing model. Soil was found to be the
second most abundant OM source, after C3 plants and its contribution to the sedimentary OM varied
from south to north. A substantial shift in OM source from plant to soil was noticed corresponding to
the land use patterns of Western Ghats.
In view of the accelerated land-use and human-induced climatic changes (temperature, amount and
frequency of precipitation), the variations in composition of OM to the estuaries will affect its
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mineralization and the marine processes of the northern Indian Ocean.
SS-10 An essential role for TonB-ExbB-ExbD complex in inorganic iron uptake in cyanobaterial
Wenjing Lou (louwenjing228@163.com)
Central China Normal University, Shanghai
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SS-11 Estimates of heat and salt transports from the Pacific into the South China Sea by eddy
movement
Xiaolin Bai (baixiaolin013@126.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
The Luzon Strait, a primary deep passage gateway connecting the South China Sea (SCS) and the
northwestern Pacific (NWP), plays an important role in mass and energy exchange between the two
regions. Therefore, the Luzon Strait transport (LST) has drawn oceanographersтАЩ attention for decades.
Although an agreement has been reached that the Pacific water mainly inflows into SCS through the
Luzon Strait (Li and Wu, 1989; Liang et al., 2008), estimations of the mean LST into the SCS are
different in previous studies, varying from 0.5 to 10 Sv (Wyrtki, 1961; Metzger and Hurlburt, 1996;
Chu and Li, 2000; Cai et al., 2002; Xue et al., 2004; Yaremchuk and Qu, 2004; Wang et al., 2006; Yu et
al., 2007). On the other hand, there is another hot topic whether or not mesoscale eddies can
transport from the NWP to the SCS through the Luzon Strait.
From the analyses of satellite altimetry data, this work provides an evidence for an anti-cyclonic eddy
penetrating into the SCS through the Luzon Strait. Argo float profiling data surrounding the observed
eddy present its water properties, which denotes the water is from NWP. Based on the location s of
Argo profiles, rotation surface and deep velocities are calculated. Considering that nonlinear eddies
can transport isolated water for a long distance within its inner core, we analyzed the eddyтАЩs
contribution to horizontal heat and salt transports from NWP into the SCS. In a Lagrangian
framework, the individual eddy movement makes an impressive contribution to horizontal heat/salt
transports from Kuroshio water to the SCS, accounting for 16% in heat transport, 0.4% in salt mass
transport, and 0.4% in freshwater transport, respectively in May referring to Cai et al. (2002). Similar
results are obtained by employing OFES outputs.
SS-12 Response of N2O emissions to invasion of Spartina alterniflora and N input in mangrove
Dai Jia (jiadai_kl@163.com)
Center for Earth System Science, Tsinghua University, Beijing
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Plant invasion and nitrogen enrichment have become major perturbation to mangrove ecosystems in
coastal regions. To gain an insight into the effects of plant invasion and nitrogen (N) inputs on N 2O
emission from mangrove soil, we conducted a mesocosm experiment to examine N2O fluxes from the
soil vegetated with monocultures of Kandelia obovata and Spartina alterniflora and their mixture in a
simulated tide rotation system with or without N addition. The study shows that mean N 2O flux from
invasive S. alterniflora was lower than that from native K. obovata mangrove no matter whether N
was added or not. With N addition, mean N2O flux was 3.35 ╬╝mol m-2 h-1 in K. obovata mesocosms,
significantly higher than 1.62 ╬╝mol m-2 h-1 in S.alterniflora mesocosms. Because S. alterniflora had
higher plant biomass compared to K. obovata, S. alterniflora is stronger competition with soil
microorganisms for the available N, leading to lower increment of N2O fluxes. Without N addition,
N2O fluxes from K. obovata mesocosms were 35% higher than that from S. alterniflora mesocosms.
Meanwhile, N input increased N2O fluxes in K. obovata, mixture and S. alterniflora mesocosms by
440%, 153% and 300%, respectively, suggesting that N input significantly promoted N2O emissions
from mangrove coastal wetlands. However, S. alterniflora marshes exhibited a weak response to N
input in comparison with K. obovata. Thus, it could be concluded that N input significantly increase
N2O flux, while the invasion of S. alterniflora into mangrove mitigated N2O emission regardless of N
inputs, and N2O fluxes in the S. alterniflora marshes weakly responded to N input.
Note: IDs that start with SS are oral abstracts presented by graduate students.
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Poster of Session 1 / ф╕УщвШ 1 х▒ХцЭ┐цКехСКцСШшжБ
PS1-01 Seasonal variation characteristics of hydrological environment factors and suspended
sediment transport mechanism in Luanhe Estuary, China
Bin Chen (cbin@cgs.cn), Fei Gao, Ping Ying, Jinqing Liu
Key Laboratory of Marine Hydrocarbon Resources and Environmental Geology, Ministry of Land and
Resources, Qingdao & Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology, Qingdao
The sediment flux of small and medium-sized rivers are low, but these sediments are important
source of sediment on the China's long coastline. Large amount of fresh water, dissolved matter with
runoff into the sea, have a huge impact on the ecological and chemical environment in estuarine and
coastal area. Observations were respectively undertaken during flood and dry season in 2013, in
Luanhe Estuary, Bihai Sea.The seasonal variation characteristics of hydrological environment factors
and suspended sediment transport mechanism were analyzed on basis of hydrodynamics and
sediment surveys. A comparison of the measurements in different seasons shows that the significant
variations in temperature, salinity, turbidity, Chl-a, Do distributions in shallow estuaries with
microtidal regime.In flood season, the temperature, turbidity, Chl-a of the water column and the
bottom Do decreased from shallow water to deep water, and the salinity and the surface Do increased
from inshore to sea. The water column was steady, and the thermocline and halocline occurred at
approximately from 5m to 10m, And the surface temperature was greater than the bottom. However,
the surface salinity was less than the bottom because of the runoff and rainfall in summer. The
surface Chl-a and Do was greater than the bottom. In dry season, the salinity, turbidity, Chl-a and Do
was greater than that in flood season, but the temperature was significantly less than that in flood
season. The temperature and salinity was increased from shallow water to deep water, and the
turbidity, Chl-a and Do was decreased from inshore to sea. Under the stronger winter monsoon
condition, the water column was well-mixed, and the stratification disappeared. The temperature,
salinity and Do indicated relatively consistent pattern in water column. The maximum turbidity value
area was located at estuary, and the bottom is far greater than the surface. The suspended sediment
concentration and sediment transport scope were greater in dry season than that in flood season,
which indicated the small and medium-sized rivers also had the distributions of тАЬstorage in summer
and transport in winterтАЭ as the large rivers. The changes of hydrological environment factors were
closely related with the tidal current. Hydrological environment factors exhibited obvious periodical
alternatingwith tidal changes trend. Almost all factors reached the peak value during ebb or flood
tide, and showed bimodal structures with different peak value in one day.A significant linear
relationship between velocity and the turbidity was found, which indicated a strong re-suspension
event when the greater velocity appeared. The flow was characterized by the irregular semidiurnal
tide and reciprocating flow in the study area. The suspended sediment transported with strong
asymmetric characteristics during tidal cycles, which resulted in the net sediment transportation on
shore. The calculation of flux decomposition showed that the tidal pumping effect, especially in the
south of estuary area. In addition, the suspended sediment transport patterns in the subtidal area
may be related with the fine grained sediment trapping over the intertidal area.
PS1-03 Tidal influence on the primary production and nutrient transport in the northeastern
South China Sea continental shelf during summer
Bingxu Geng (gengbx@scsio.ac.cn)
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Tide plays important roles on physical and biogeochemical processes in the continental shelf regions.
Strong tidal current occurs in the northeastern South China Sea (SCS) continental shelf. Recent
studies indicate that tides have significant effects on the coastal upwelling of there. However, little is
known about how tide influences the ecosystem dynamics and nutrient transport process. A
three-dimensional coupled physical-biological model with high horizontal resolution is development
in the northern South China Sea continental shelf. The shelf model is one-way nested to a large SCS
circulation model and forced with six-hourly surface momentum and heat flux. Hourly tidal elevation
and current time-series data calculated by considering eight main tidal constitutes (i.e., M2, S2, N2,
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K2, O1, K1, P1 and Q1 ) are also added to the open boundary. Model simulated results are compared
well with both satellite and field observation. Sensitive experiment without tidal forcing is conducted.
And modeled phytoplankton and nutrient distributions are compared with the results from the
standard model run that with tidal forcing to indicate tidal influences on the shelf ecosystem. It is
indicated that a strong thermal front with low temperature, high primary production and ample
nutrient in the upper water column occurred in the southeast of Taiwan Bank. The front is clearly
related with the tidal process around the Taiwan Bank where the interactions of tidal current and
steep topography generate strong tidal mixing. As a result, cold nutrient rich subsurface water is
brought to the upper euphotic zone and supports the high phytoplankton primary productivity. We
also quantitatively calculate the upward nutrient flux induced by tidal mixing. Our present research
demonstrates significant tidal influence on the ecosystem dynamics in the northeastern SCS
continental shelf especially in the Taiwan Bank frontal region.
PS1-04 Sediment budgeting and future evolution of the mud belt deposit on the inner shelf of
East China Sea: in terms of sediment retention index
Jianjun Jia (jjjia@sio.org.cn)
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Hangzhou
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PS1-06 Sediment dynamics in Xiangshan Harbour
Li Li (lilizju@zju.edu.cn)
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
Abstract: The sediment dynamics of Xiangshan Harbour is studied by both observationally through
field data, and numerically through a sediment model (Wang, 2002). The numerical model
bathymetry includes the high resolution Xiangshan Harbour coastal lines, sea surface area and
coastline variation in different years. The model is forced by tides at the ocean open boundary with
constant salinity and temperature. 20 sigma layers with 3/4 logarithmic layers near the
surface/bottom and 13 evenly distributed layers in the middle are used in the model. The observed
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tidal elevation, currents and the suspended sediment concentration (SSC) data were used to calibrate
the model. The observation data from the 11 field stations cover almost all the harbor areas from
spring to neap tides. The SSC values at the bottom peak about 1kgm-3 during spring tides near the
harbor mouth. SSC values near the mouth (peak values are about 0.5 to 1kgm-3 during spring tides)
are much higher than those in the upstream of the harbor (peak values are about 0.1 to 0.2kgm-3
during spring tides). The simulation found that the SSC at the mouth of the harbour is larger than that
that in the inner harbour. Averaged over a tidal cycle, vertical averaged SSC values are lower than 1
kgm-3.
PS1-07 Seasonal variability of ocean primary production in the China Seas derived from
satellite remote sensing data
Ze Liu (liuze@qdio.ac.cn)
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Qingdao
The ocean primary productivity (OPP), dominated by marine phytoplankton photosynthesis,
contributes to biological carbon fixation in the world carbon-climate system (Falkowski et al., 1998),
supplies almost half the net primary production within the global biosphere (Behrenfeld et al., 2001),
and supports fisheries production (Springer et al., 1996). The role of the mesoscale eddies for OPP
enhancement has been well understood (e.g. Chen et al., 2007; Falkowski et al., 1991; Mizobata et al.,
2008; Okkonen et al., 2004; Oschlies and Gar├зon, 1998): a cyclonic eddy could lift nutrients from the
deep layer into the euphotic zone (McGillicuddy and Robinson, 1997). Recent study also found that
some local OPP anomalies coincide with El-Ni├▒o, an oceanic expression of the large-scale air-sea
interaction (Tan and Shi, 2009).
In the present study, we calculated the model-derived OPP in the China seas, and focused on the
spatiotemporal comparison between OPP enhancements and mesoscale eddies and frontal zones in
Case I (ocean) and Case II (shelf) waters. Satellite-based optical instruments could measure all the
key factors importing into the VGPM, such as sea surface temperature (SST), chlorophyll a
concentration (CHL), and photosynthetically active radiation (PAR).
Using 10-year (2000тАУ2009) MODIS SST and 13-year (1998тАУ2010) SeaWiFS ocean color data, the
modified VGPM model (Kameda and Ishizaka, 2005) has been applied here to obtain comprehensive
year-round climatology of OPP in part of the China seas. The annual mean OPP in the China Seas
highlights over the broad continental shelf, whichever is shallower than 200 m. The peaks of OPP
time series in each sea are different. The variations of model-estimated OPP may be associated with
the local ocean dynamics, and their spatial patterns are particularly sensitive to mesoscale processes.
Most areas with high PPeu (the daily depth-integrated OPP within the euphotic zone) values relate to
strong thermal fronts, whereas the Kuroshio frontal zone is an exception. The cyclonic eddies
contribute to the high PPeu area west of Luzon Island. This implies that the mesoscale processes
(such as frontal circulation rototiller and eddy transport pumper) bring cool water and new nutrient
from deep sea to upper layer and make the depleted surface ocean become nutrient-replete by local
mixing and upwelling. Thus, upper ocean dynamic environments could influence local biological
processes and phytoplankton biomass (reflected by CHL). The PPeu values have the peaks only
within the SST range of 18.6тАУ20.1 ┬░C, implying an optimum temperature range for PPeu enhancement.
The mean SST in the northern South China Sea (NSCS) has no chance to drop to 22.5 ┬░C below even in
cold winter because the NSCS region belongs to intertropical sea, but the PPeu still negatively
correlates with the local SST, especially off the west coast of Luzon Island. The strong correlation
between PPeu and Popt (the optimal rate of carbon fixation with the water column) suggests that the
carbon fixation play a vital role in the PPeu estimations. In summary, temperature controls OPP
blooms and Popt guides OPP trends.
PS1-08 The environmental capcity of Bohai Bay based on regional water exchange
characteristics
Hongtao Nie (htnie@tju.edu.cn)
Tianjin University, Tianjin
How to estimate the environmental capacity of the gulf and coastal water is a basic problem of
marine environmental protection and control. Water exchange is one of the important hydrodynamic
characteristic in coastal water, it is the foundation of the research on the water environmental
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capacity of the gulf and nearshore area. Especially for the target water with large area and weak
water dynamic action such as Bohai bay, using the half exchange time to estimate its environmental
capacity will treat the whole water area as a mixing uniformity, and use the same water quality
standard without considering the different water quality requirement of different water area. In this
paper, based on the analysis of water exchange characteristics of regional sea, one estimation method
about coastal water environmental capacity was built with the relation matrix of water exchange. To
the relation matrix, the study area is divided into multiple sea area. Using the each element of the
relation matrix to represent the water weight in certain sea area from other area at a certain moment,
and the entire matrix describes the water exchange relationship between each sea area in the study
area. The relation matrix was calculated based on the statistics numerical results from the
hydrodynamic model and water quality model, and it can be used to study the water exchange among
different areas and predict water quality of different areas at the respective characteristic time. With
the water exchange relation matrix and considering the water quality requirement of each sea area
segment, the equation of environmental capacity estimation method was built and resolved. With this
method application in Bohai bay, this paper provides a new way to evaluate the environmental
capacity of the large gulf with weak mixing action and can provide reference for other waters
function planning and management.
PS1-09 PycnMix: Pycnocline mixing in shelf seas
Holly Pelling (oss21a@bangor.ac.uk)
University of Bangor, United Kingdom
The shelf seas cover a relativity small fraction of our oceans but account for 15-30% of the total
oceanic primary production as the seasonal thermocline provides the vertical stability required for
primary production. Paradoxically, this process is largely dependent small amounts of vertical mixing
to provide sufficient diapycnal exchange that promotes a steady supply of nutrients into the upper
water column. The seasonal structure of the water column is primarily controlled by the balance
between stratification and the input of mechanical energy in the form of mixing from wind stress at
the surface and, in the case of shelf seas, tidal shear at the seabed. Without significant calibration of
the background diffusivity however shelf sea models are unable to reproduce the complex
distribution of stratification, with a key limitation lying in the accurate representation of pycnocline
turbulence and mixing. This current state is unacceptable if we are to provide realistic estimates of
the flux of heat, nutrients and momentum across the pycnolcine. A more accurate model of
pycnocline turbulence and mixing is therefore required for the prediction of physical and
biogeochemical cycles in shelf seas. The primary aim of PycnMix is to produce a тАШstep changeтАЩ in the
representation of pycnocline mixing processes in regional scale shelf sea models. This will be
achieved through the reanalysis of over 20 years of microstructure measurements from all over the
European Shelf with additional data provided by Chinese partners. PycnMix will collate and reanalyse
this vast dataset to provide the worldтАЩs largest, consistently processed, observational database of
shelf sea pycnocline turbulence measurements. These data will then be interrogated in various
parameter space scenarios to identify coherent behaviour within similarly forced flows. Here we
will present an overview and the motivation for this new project alongside preliminary results of
turbulence data analysed in dimensionless parameter space that provides a tantalising early
indication that pycnocline turbulence is indeed better behaved than it often appears.
PS1-10 A data processing method on the hysteresis effect of temperature and conductivity of
moving vessel profiler (MVP)
Qiang Ren (rqiocas1989@163.com)
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Qingdao
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PS1-11 What is the cause of variability in suspended sediment concentration? A case study of
a macrotidal and highly turbid coastal mudflat
Benwei Shi (shibenwei2005@126.com)
Ministry of Education Key Laboratory for Coast and Island Development, Nanjing University, Nanjing
Variability of suspended sediment concentration (SSC) on tidal mudflats has an important influence
on the ecological environment, morphological evolution and engineering design. To understand the
influence of suspended sediment behavior on local SSC variability in the water column, we measured
synchronously water depth, wave height, current velocity, SSC profiles and intratidal bed-level
changes during a series of continuous tidal cycles at a macrotidal and highly turbid mudflat on the
Jiangsu coast, China. Based on analysis of field-measurements data, we estimated the relative
contribution percentage of resuspension, deposition and advection processes to local SSC variability.
We also examined the influence of hydrodynamics (water depth, wind, wave height and current
velocity) and environmental (salinity and temperature) factors on local SSC variability using EOF
analysis. These analyses revealed two main conclusions. First, advection process accounted for
almost all of the variability in SSC at the study site for a complete tidal cycle, and was the key
transport process because of an abundant sediment supply and limited resuspension of bed
sediments. Secondly, advection was driven by tidal current velocity, wind velocity and associated
lateral transport. These two conclusions revealed how a detailed analysis of transport processes can
help reveal the source and fate of suspended sediments and aid the interpretation of morphological
change of intertidal mudflats.
PS1-12 Optical characterization of vertical variability of phytoplankton in autumn 2008 in the
Northern South China Sea
Guifen Wang (guifenwang@scsio.ac.cn), Wen Zhou,Wenxi Cao
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Vertical variability of absorption and attenuation coefficients with high resolution was observed by
deploying the AC9in-Situ Spectrophotometer in the Northern South China Sea in August 2008. An
empirical model was developed for estimating the chlorophyll a concentration from the absorption
difference in the red waveband, based on which vertical profiles of chlorophyll a and its influencing
factors were investigated. Results show that both optical properties and the estimated chlorophyll
show much difference in coastal and offshore stations. In coastal stations these profiles are
characterized by relatively high value at surface and bottom waters, with or without the subsurface
chlorophyll a maximum layer (SCML).However, in offshore stations optical properties show less
variability in the upper layer, and the SCML is ubiquitous with the depth ranging from 37m to 80m
and even deeper. The thickness of SCML varies from a few meters to about 50 meters from coastal to
oligotrophic stations. The depth of SCML primarily lies at the base of euphotic zone at most
oligotrophic stations, and the fluctuation were found to be related with variations in mixed layer
depth forced by physical processes. Vertical profiles of the chlorophyll to cpg(650) ratio show the
effect of photoacclimation in the euphotic zone in open ocean, and the combined effect of particle
resuspension and settling in bottom layer of coastal station. The observed variability are consistent
with that pervious reports in the South China Sea, which exhibits detailed information and great
advantage of optical profiling over the conventional sampling methods.
As an interpretation of these results, we suggest the in situ optical profiles should be used as
guidance for biological observations. With the advancement of optical monitoring technology, further
research could be conducted for studying the dynamics of biogeochemical processes by using the
optical proxy in high resolution and relating underwater light field variation in assessing the marine
ecosystem.
Four cruises were carried out in the Sanggou Bay in April, July and October of 2013, and January of
2014 to investigate distributions, air-sea fluxes, sediment-water fluxes and production of dissolved
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CH4 in the bay. CH4 concentrations in the Sanggou Bay showed substantially seasonal variation with
CH4 concentrations in summer and autumn obviously higher than those in spring and winter. The
aquaculture of shellfish and kelp in the bay was vitally responsible for the seasonal differences of CH4.
Dissolved CH4 in surface waters of the Sanggou Bay were oversaturated in spring, summer and
autumn, indicating that Sanggou Bay is a net source of atmospheric CH4. CH4 concentrations in rivers
and underground waters around the bay showed obviously seasonal variation, and CH4
concentrations in rivers were significantly higher than those in underground waters. Water
incubation experiments indicated that seawater CH4 production rates in the bay showed substantially
seasonal variation and was much higher than that in the adjacent Yellow Sea due to the aquacultural
activities. CH4 budget in Sanggou Bay was estimated with a box-model according to our results and
literature data, which suggests that in situ CH4 production in seawater was the dominant source in
Sanggou Bay, accounting for above 90% of CH4 sources, while CH4 from river runoff, underground
water input and sediment emission only contribute to a small proportion. The dominant CH4 sink
was air-sea exchange.
PS1-13 Physical-biological coupling: the response of phytoplankton community structure to
the meso-scale eddies in the South China Sea
Lei Wang (wangleicoexmu@xmu.edu.cn), Bangqin Huang
Key Laboratory of Ministry of Education for Coastal and Wetland Ecosystems, Xiamen University,
Xiamen
In order to clarify the response of phytoplankton community structure to the meso-scale eddies in
the South China Sea (SCS), three cruises were carried out, including aiming at a cyclonic eddy (CE) in
the western SCS in early September 2007; three long lived anticyclonic eddies (ACEs) in the basin
from 28 July to 7 August 2007; and a Rossby eddy in the northern SCS in January 2010, respectively.
The photosynthetic pigments were detected by high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) to
calculate the contribution of nine phytoplankton groups to TChl a biomass through CHEMical
TAXonomy.
Our results showed that the deep chlorophyll a maximum layer (DCML) was raised to form a dome
structure in the CEтАЩs center while there was no distinct enhancement for TChl a biomass. However
the TChl a biomass in the surface layer (at 5 m) in the eddy center was promoted 2.6-fold compared
to the biomass outside the eddy (p < 0.001). The phytoplankton community was primarily
contributed by diatoms, prasinophytes, and Synechococcus at the DCML within the eddy, while less
was contributed by haptophytes_8 and Prochlorococcus. We assumed that there was a gently
continuous nutrient supply resulting from the doming of the isopycnal within the eddy while the
increasing of phytoplankton TChl a biomass was remarkable at the surface layer even though the
hydrological and nutrient signals were weak.
The TChl a inventory was almost similar among the three ACEs (17.647~18.868 mg m-2), so did the
predominant phytoplankton groups, haptophytes_8 and Prochlorococcus. The TChl a inventory was
20.822┬▒3.026 mg m-2 at the edge which was 33% and 60% higher than those at the center and
reference, respectively. The most prominent enhancement of biomass at the edge was provided by
haptophytes_8, with 1.6-fold to the center and 2.2-fold to the reference. While the second dominant
group, Prochlorococcus, had about 50% increasing biomass at the edge relative to reference, and was
mediate at the center. Diatoms biomass was also ~2.5-fold at the edge compared to the center and the
reference. Diatoms could be responsible for the ~50% enhancement in bSiO2 flux at the center
through lateral transport from the edge. The positive correlation between POC flux and
haptophytes_8 biomass at the edge implied their importance in particles export. Be same as the ACEs,
the edge modulating in the Rossby eddy had also been observed. But it was different in the
biogeochemical process as the penetrating of the Kuroshio Current into the northern SCS altered the
phytoplankton community structure, so did the efficiency of the biological pump.
PS1-14 Relating the evolution of low oxygen adjacent to Changjiang estuary to hydrodynamic
conditions: new evidence from observations in 2012 and 2013
Hao Wei (weihao@ouc.edu.cn)
School of Marine Science and Technology, Tianjin University, Tianjin
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PS1-15 Effect of typhoon NALGAE on the distribution of phytoplankton
Chaoyu Yang (ycy@scsio.ac.cn)
South China Sea Marine Prediction Center, State Oceanic Administration, Guangzhou
Optical property of phytoplankton was studied based on the physical and biological properties in
China Sea. A newest algorithm combined GSM model and fluorescence model was applied to retrieve
the phytoplankton information. During the algorithm, twice optimization procedure was performed
to get the best results. This combined algorithm was applied to Hydrolight simulation data. The
comparison of the output and synthetic data shows the algorithm is effective to retrieve the optical
information of phytoplankton. In addition, this study also applied optical satellite data (MERIS) and
the dynamic parameters to analyze the impact of NALGAE on phytoplankton distribution. The result
shows Ekman pumping is one of reasons for the ocean color anomalies.
PS1-16 Effects of salinity stress on the physiological response of marine algae Gracilariopsis
lemaneiformis
Xi-Li Cai, Xue Sun, Lin Zhang (zhanglin2@nbu.edu.cn), Yahe Li, Min-Wei Shao, Nian-Jun Xu
Ministry of Education Key Laboratory of Applied Marine Biotechnology, School of Marine Sciences,
Ningbo University, Ningbo
The varieties of the growth, cell ultrastructure, membrane permeability, antioxidant enzymes, lipid
peroxidation, photosynthetic pigments, optimal quantum yield, osmo-regulation substances and
phytohormones were used to reveal the physiological responses of the marine red algae
Gracilariopsis lemaneiformis to low and high salinity stress of 10тА░ and 35тА░. Results showed that
the adverse salinity could inhibit the growth of G. lemaneiformis. Under the low salinity stress, the Pit
connection of the algal cell was destroyed and intracellular floridean starch in decline. Under the high
salinity stress, chromatoplast were destroyed and more salt particles were accumulated. The content
of Na+, K+, Ca2+, Mg2+ showed no significant change under low salinity stress, but with high salinity
tress, the Na+ content rise and the content of K+ and Ca2+ dropped, Mg2+ content was more stable. The
MDA content increased rapidly in the initial phase with two kinds of stresses, but SOD and POD
activity increased significantly in the later phase to clear the ROS of stresses. The content of the
phycoerythrin, phycocyanin and chlorophyll decreased to a certain degree in the initial phase and
then rebounded in the later phase under low salinity stress. Both stresses contribute to the decline in
optimal quantum yield (Fv/Fm). Under the high salinity stress, three kinds of photosynthetic
pigments all have declined, and dropped to an average of 71.80% of the control group. The proline
content decreased by 21.11%, while those of mannitol increased by 19.61% under the low salinity
stress. Under the high salinity stress, the content of proline and mannitol increased by 75.66% and
29.40% respectively. The IAA content decreased slightly under high salinity stress, but significantly
lower than the control group under low salinity stress. The content of ABA and JA showed significant
increase under high or lower salinities, but SA and RA only increased with low salinity stress.
PS1-17 Geostrophic circulation in the tropical north pacific ocean based on argo profiles
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Zhichun Zhang (zczhang@scsio.ac.cn)
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Absolute geostrophic currents in the North Pacific Ocean are calculated from the newly gridded Argo
profiling float data using the P-vector method for the period of 2004тАУ11. The zonal geostrophic
currents based on the Argo profile data are found to be stronger than those based on the traditional
World Ocean Atlas 2009(WOA09) data. A westward mean geostrophic flow underneath the North
Equatorial Countercurrent is identified using the Argo data, which is evidenced by sporadic direct
current measurements and geostrophic calculations in history. This current originates east of the
date line and transports more than 4├Ч106m3s-1 of water westward in the subsurface northwestern
tropical Pacific Ocean. The authors name this current theNorth Equatorial Subsurface Current. The
transport in the geostrophic currents is compared with the Sverdrup theory and found to differ
significantly in several locations. Analyses have shown that errors of wind stress estimation cannot
account for all of the differences. The largest differences are found in the area immediately north and
south of the bifurcation latitude of the North Equatorial Current west of the date line and in the
recirculation area of the Kuroshio and its extension, where nonlinear activities are vigorous. It is,
therefore, suggested that the linear dynamics of the Sverdrup theory is deficient in explaining the
geostrophic transport of the tropical northwestern Pacific Ocean.
PS1-18 Particle size distribution in the Yellow River plume before and during water and
sediment diversion
Tao Zou (tzou@yic.ac.cn)
Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Yantai
Particle size distribution (PSD) is a critical measurement of the sediment fluxes and deposition that
has not been adequately studied. Knowledge of the spatial and temporal variation of PSD can be used
to evaluate the interaction between suspended sediment and biological and chemical components in
coastal ocean. In this study the PSD were measured at more than 100 sites in the Yellow River Plume
(YRP) before and after water and sediment diversion using a laser diffractometer (LISST-100X
Type-B) in concert with multiple biogeochemical parameters collected during summer 2014. The
measured PSD is fitted with Junge distribution to obtain the power-law slope and the differential
number concentration for reference diameter. Results show that the total suspended particles ranged
between 10 and 654 ╬╝L L-1, median particle diameter (d0.5) ranged between 21 and 281╬╝m,
power-law fitted PSD slopes ranged from 3.2 to 4.4, reflecting the dominance of inorganic particles
associated with the sediment discharged from the Yellow River. The spatial distribution of PSD also
clearly displayed a dominant effect of riverine inputs. The depth-distribution of PSD slopes indicated
that the deposition-resuspension process might be an important factor of the sediment dynamics.
Our study provides valuable information on the distribution and transport of sediment discharged
from the Yellow River in surrounding coastal water.
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PS2-01 The applications of NGS technology in phytoplankton ecology
Ling Li (lingli@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
454 pyrosequencing is a method of DNA sequencing based on the тАЬsequencing by synthesisтАЭ principle.
In this report, we described some protocols that had been performed in the Marine Genome Facility
(MGF) using Roche 454 GS FLX+ equipment. Among them, one of methods was related to construct a
486bp 18s-rDNA V4 region library or about 1400bp ITS region library, which were used to analyze
the phytoplankton diversity in the South China Sea. Another method was performed to construct
environmental meta-transcriptomic library during the Procentrum blooming in ECS in spring season,
which was used to analyze the whole Procentrum EST during red tide blooming. Additionally, other
protocols had also been performed in the MGF facility for pyrosequencing to analyze differential
expression of transcriptomic data in the lab phytoplankton cultures.
PS2-02 Molecular analysis of in situ diets of copepods reveals land plant-derived detritus as
important source of copepod food in a coral reef ecosystemin Sanya Bay
Sheng Liu (shliu@scsio.ac.cn)
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Knowledge ofcopepod in situ diet is critical for accurate assessmentof trophic linkages and transfer
efficiencies of the marine food web butis limited due to technical challenges. Here we report, using a
recently developed eukaryote-universal Copepod-Excluding Ectobiotic Ciliate-blocking (CEEC)
protocol, on naturaldiets of thecopepodsTemora turbinate, Subeucalanussubcrassus and
Canthocalanus pauperin coastal waters in Sanya Bay, China. Analysis of the resultant 18S rDNA clone
libraries revealed diverse diet composition for all the three copepod species,with 10prey speciesfor C.
pauper,7 for T. turbinate and 7 for S. subcrassus. The common food organisms included land plants,
green algae, protozoa, crustacea and appendicularia, although species number of eachof these
lineagesdiffered. Ficus sp. (land plant) and Farfantepenaeus-like (shrimp) were common prey genera
among all three copepods. Of all dietary items, land plants, which might have beeningested in the
form of pollen or fresh detritus, accounted for a significant proportion (>55% clones). Although T.
turbinate, S. subcrassus and C. pauperare different in body size, they all seemed to consume a large
amount of organic detritus (e.g. plants and metazoan), indicating that copepods in Sanya coastal
waters might use terrigenous detritus as supplementary food sources for copepods when
phytoplankton production is limited,exhibiting an тАЬopportunistic feedingтАЭ strategy.These results,
supporting earlier suspicion of utilization of land-derived particulate matter by zooplakton, raise the
need to further assess the contribution of terrigenous detritus to marine secondary production and
the linkage of the biogeochemical cycles of elements between coastal terrestrial and marine
environments.
PS2-03 Importance of extreme rain event in terrigenous OM output in a small river
Hongyan Bao (baohy@xmu.edu.cn), Shuh-Ji Kao
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Rivers provide the major link between land and ocean. The export and substantial burial of
terrigenous organic matter (OM) in the ocean represents an important sink of CO 2 in geological time
scale. Compare to major river system, small rivers though cover a small area of earth surface, are
hotspot for land-sea export of particulate organic carbon. A large amount of terrigenous OM could be
discharge into coastal ocean during short lived event. An important feature of these short-lived
events is the quick change of water discharge (Qw), which could potentially affect the flux of
particulate OM. Therefore, high-time resolution sampling during those events is needed for better
quantifying the export of terrigenous OM. Compare to the traditional used bulk properties (stable
and radiocarbon isotope) for tracing terrigenous OM, biomarker can be more specific. As the second
most abundant biopolymer in the vascular plant, lignin phenols is unique to vascular plant, and have
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been demonstrated to be a useful tool in tracing the terrigenous OM in rivers and oceans.In present
study, we measured lignin phenols on the suspended particles collected from Jiulong River (Basin
area: 14741 km2, situated in Fujian Province) annually with high-time resolution samples during the
spring rain event. Qw ranged from <100 m3/s to 2200 m3/s. Total suspended matter (TSM)
concentration changed in a factor of two, ranged from <10 mg/L in the winter season to я╜Ю700 mg/L
during the discharge peak in the rainy season. Similar to TSM, lignin concentration changed from
0.002 mg/L to 0.307 mg/L. The TSM normalized lignin concentration (╬г8, mg-Lignin/g-TSM) did not
show a dilution effect during the discharge peak, instead, the significant positive relation between ╬г8
and TSM (r=0.78, p<0.01, n=10) combining with the negative relation between vanillic acid to vanillin
((Ad/Al)v) and TSM (r=0.92, p<0.001, n=10) can indicate that with the increase of erosion, more
fresh terrigenous OM is exported to the estuary. During the spring rain event, both TSM and lignin
phenols showed a power relation with Qw. By using the rating curves, we estimate that during the 11
days precipitation (15 May, 2014-25 May, 2014), Jiulong River exported 0.7├Ч109 m3 water, 0.2 Mt
suspended particles and 88 t lignin phenols, respectively, which can account for 9%, 29% and 32% of
annual flux, respectively. Our results indicate that the spring rain is not only important for water and
sediment output, but played a more significant role in the output of terrigenous OM in small
watershed.
PS2-04 The fluorescence characteristics of DOM in the Seagrass Ecosystem from Hainan
Yuanyue Cheng (farmoon1314@163.com)
State Key Laboratory of Tropical Oceanography, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
The fluorescence property of DOM from seagrass ecosystems is little understood. Hence,the
fluorescencecharacteristics of were determined in the seagrass ecosystem collected in Xincun Bay of
Hainan Island using fluorescence spectroscopy. Two types of fluorescence signals were revealed
which were three humic-like fluorescence peaks (A, C and M) and two protein-like fluorescence peaks
(R and N), respectively. The distributions of those fluorescence signals suggested the dynamics
responsible for the humic-like fluorescence might be the same as that responsible for the protein-like
fluorescence. The high FI, high BIX and low HIX showed DOM from the seagrass-dominant ecosystem
has a strong autochthonouscontribution and poor humification degree.
PS2-05 Seasonal variability in the carbonate system in the northern South China Sea
Xianghui Guo (xhguo@xmu.edu.cn), Minhan Dai, Liguo Guo, Qian Li, Yi Xu
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
This presentation reports the dynamics of the carbonate system in the northern South China Sea
(NSCS) based on the data collected during 2009-2011. Dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC), total
alkalinity (TA) and pH in surface water ranged 1822-2004 mmol kg-1, 2090-2286 mmol kg-1 and
7.94-8.24, respectively. The DIC and TA increased to ~2335 and 2420 mmol kg-1 and pH decreased to
7.52-7.53 at >2000 m where all carbonate system parameters became homogeneous and well mixed.
However, strong seasonal variations occurred in the upper ocean. In summer, the shelf regime was
characterized by low DIC and high pH patches and the coastal upwelling of high DIC and TA but low
pH off the eastern Guangdong Province and off the northeastern Hainan Island. In contrast, the
coastal water was characterized by low salinity but high DIC in fall and winter. In the area beyond the
inner shelf, TA showed linear relationship with salinity in the upper NSCS and seasonal average of
NTA (normalized to salinity 34) ranged 2233-2237 mmol kg-1. However, TA in the water on the inner
shelf had distinctly different NTA which depends on the season. In the upper NSCS, average salinity,
DIC and TA were highest in spring (34.068┬▒0.939, 1971.1┬▒28.2 mmol kg-1 and 2248.0┬▒15.5 mmol
kg-1) and lowest in fall (33.500┬▒0.899, 1960.1┬▒36.1 mmol kg-1 and 2224.2┬▒27.9 mmol kg-1).
Processes controlling the seasonality will be diagnosed, which includes river discharge, influence of
the East China Sea coastal water, intrusion of the Kuroshio, net community productivity, etc.
PS2-06 Developing a salinity-based approach for the evaluation of DIN removal rate in
estuarine ecosystems
Yiguo Hong (yghong@scsio.ac.cn), Shuailong Wang, Xiang-Rong Xu, Jiapeng Wu, Ling Liu, Weizhong
Yue
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South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Estuaries play important roles in the nitrogen loss to relieve the eutrophic pressure of coastal
seawater. However, the exact amount of nitrogen removal in estuarine ecosystems is difficult to be
estimated because of the complex dynamic mixing process between riverine water and coastal
seawater. In this paper, a new method was developed to calculate the removal rate of dissolved
inorganic nitrogen (DIN) in estuarine waters. Since saline ions can remain stable in the natural
mixing process, it can be assumed that the salinity can be served as an indicator of the mixing degree
when fresh water was mixed with seawater, which was supported by the experimental results that
there was a rigid linear regression relationship between DIN decline and salinity increase with
proportionally mixing the fresh water (containing defined concentration of DIN) and seawater (the
DIN concentration was lower than detection limit). Thus, the decreased amount of DIN in mixing
waters attributed to the dilution effect when mixing could be figured out with the salinity as an index
compared to the original one. Then, the amount of DIN removal in estuarine waters could be derived
based on the calculation by subtracting the decreased part due to the dilution effect from the total
decreased amount of DIN. With this model, we evaluated the DIN removal rate in both Chesapeake
Bay and Pearl River Estuary. As predicted, our analysis demonstrated that the DIN removal rate
increased gradually from upstream to downstream in both studied estuaries, presenting an obvious
seasonable variation pattern: high in warm seasons and low in cold seasons. The results supported
the hypothesis that estuaries have a strong capability to remove the nitrogen inputted from human
activities, especially in warm season, which should play important roles in regulating the balance of
global nitrogen biogeochemical cycle.
PS2-07 A versatile automated analyzer: The development and application of a dual loop
flow-sequential injection analyzer
Yongming Huang (yongminghuang@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
By coupling loop flow analysis and sequential injection technique, a novel dual loop flow-sequential
injection analyzer was developed. The analyzer comprised a sample loop, which included a
debubble/mixing sub-loop and a detection sub-loop, and a reagent loop. In the debubble/mixing
sub-loop, a well-designed debubble/mixing chamber was assembled to improve mixing and eliminate
air bubble interference on the spectrophotometric detection. A peristaltic pump (sample pump) and
a solenoid pump (reagent pump) were used to deliver sample and one of the reagent solutions into
the sample loop and reagent loop. By switching an 8-port, 2-position valve, the two loops were
connected end to end to form a closed loop. The solutions in the loop were propelled by the sample
pump to mix with each other. Once the color forming reaction complete, the mixed solution would be
delivered into the detection sub-loop for absorbance detection via switching a three-way solenoid
valve. If another reagent solution was needed, the 8-port, 2-position valve would be switched to open
the closed loop, and another reagent solution selected by a multi-position valve was introduced into
the reagent loop using the reagent pump. Then the 8-port, 2-position valve was switched again to
repeat the mixing (and detection) process as described above. The analyzer had been used for the
determination of nanomolar level nitrite and micromolar level silicate, and for simultaneous
determination of nanomolar level Fe(II) and Fe(II+III) in seawater. Other analytes, which could be
determined using colorimetric method, such as phosphate and ammonia, could also be measured
with the proposed analyzer. The fully automated analyzer, which eliminated the interference of
bubble on the spectrophotometric detection, could be operated in many modes for measuring various
analytes and the reagent consumption for each load was only 53 ┬╡L.
PS2-08 Diversity of diazotrophs in the mangroverhizosphere revealed by pyrosequencing of
nifH gene
Hongmei Jing (hongmeijing@hotmail.com)
Sanya Institute of Deep-sea Science and Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Sanya
Mangrove rhizosphere sustains high rates of nitrogen-fixing activity, and contributes significantly to
the health and sustenance of the mangrove ecosystem by supplying most of its nitrogen requirements.
Diazotrophs play a major role in the fixation of nitrogen in the mangrove rhizosphere and are
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strongly influenced by anthropogeneticand ecological properties. In order to investigate the
anthropogenic and ecological impacts on the diazotrophic community, root samples were
collectedfrom five tropicalmangroves in Singapore, such asSungeiMandai (SJ), PulauSemakau (PS),
SungeiChangi (SC), PasirRis Park (PRP) and St. John Island (SJ). Mangrove at SJ is far from residential
and industrial areas and least influenced by the human activities; whilst the rest mangroves are
pollutedto different extents.Preliminary results from pyrosequencing of nifH gene reveal
thatPseudomonas stutzeridominated at SJ, PRP and SC; while Desulfocapsasulfexigens and
Xanthobacterautotrophicus were dominated at PS and SM, respectively. The highest diazotroph
diversity at SJ that least influenced by human activity, and the lowest diversity appeared at SC and SM,
where high concentrations of Cd and Cr were detected, respectively. This is consistent with the
clustering pattern of UPGMA, which demonstrated that diazotrophic communities at SC and SM are
very similar, contrasting to those at other three sites receiving relatively less pollution.Our results
indicate that human activities may have negative influence on the diazotrophiccommunitiesin
mangrove sediments in terms of species diversity.
PS2-09 Sources and transportation of nutrients under the impact of integrated multi-trophic
aquaculture (IMTA) in Sanggou Bay, China
Ruihuan Li (rhli@scsio.ac.cn), Sumei Liu, Jing Zhang, Zengjie Jiang, Jianguang Fang
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Sanggou Bay, a typical aquaculture site in China with intensive suspended raft aquaculture. Field
observations were performed during 2012-2014 period to characterize nutrient biogeochemical
processes and quantify aquaculture effects on nutrients cycle in the integrated multi-tropical
aquaculture bay. The rivers showed seasonal variations in nutrient concentrations, with enrichment
ofdissolved inorganic nitrogen and dissolved silicate. Low levels of PO43тИТin rivers lead to high
DIN:PO43тИТ ratios except Bahe. Sanggou Bay showed seasonal variations in nutrient concentrations,
with enrichment of dissolved inorganic nutrients in autumn. TDN concentrations were dominated by
DON both in summer and winter. Nutrients distributions were also affected by aquaculture species.
Phosphorus may be the potential limiting nutrient for phytoplankton growth in summer. A simple
steady-state box model was used to construct nutrient budgets in Sanggou Bay. The budgets results
showed that Sanggou Bay acted as a sink of DSi and as a source of DIN and PO43тИТduring kelp growth
periods, while as a sink of DIN, and as a source of PO43тИТ and DSi during growth periods of bivalve. 92%
and 78% of DIN and PO43тИТwould remove from the bay through kelp harvest during winter to spring.
As one source of PO43тИТ, bivalve excretion P contributed to 63% of total influx.
PS2-10 The impact of microbial interactions on biogeochemical cycles in aquatic ecosystems
Yu Li (liyukaoyan@sina.com)
Jinan University, Guangzhou
In order to control algal blooms, it is necessary to better understand microbial interactions in aquatic
ecosystems. Based on the traditional тАШNutrients-Phytoplankton- Zooplankton-DetritusтАЩ (NPZD) model,
the improved serial theoretical ecological models have been developed to investigate microbial
interactions, such as the microbial loop, the fungi loop, the viral shunt. These interactions are
relevant to the тАШbottom-upтАЩ control of algal blooms in aquatic ecosystems. This work improves the
current understanding and management of eutrophication and algal blooms by studying the
microbial interactions and their role in shaping the rates and pathways of nutrient cycling processes
in aquatic ecosystems. The improved model framework will provide an improved basis for water
quality prediction and ultimately help manage aquatic ecosystems in a changing climate.
PS2-12 Project Introduction on тАЬDevelopment of methods for ocean management in the Japan
Sea, an international enclosed coastal sea that includes continental shelves and islandтАЭ
Qian Liu (qianqianliu@xmu.edu.cn), Jing Zhang, Takfumi Yoshida, Naoki Hirose, Akihiko Morimoto,
Xinyu Guo
Northwest Pacific Region Environmental Cooperation Center, Toyama, Japan & University of Toyama,
Toyama, Japan
To improve the slow reaction from marine administration with the marine environmental change and
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to maintain oceanic biodiversity as well as sustainable development, the Environment Research and
Technology Development Fund administered by the Ministry of the Environment in Japan provided
funding for the project with regards to тАЬS-13 Development of Coastal Management Method to Realize
the Sustainable Coastal SeaтАЭ from 2014 to 2019. This project will conduct comprehensive study of
natural and anthropogenic activities both in thecoastal seas and land areas, and examine how these
areas should be changed from present to an appropriate status in terms of material circulation and
ecotones. The corresponding management policy and approach on coastal ocean environment will be
proposed mainly based on three model study areas in Japan, including Sanriku Coast, near land and
experiencing reconstruction after earthquake; Seto Inland Sea, a 30-year study platform of enclosed
marginal sea; and Sea of Japan with high primary production, which isalso called as тАЬminiatureтАЭ
ocean of the global ocean environmental change due to its fast independently deep water convection
and dramatic water temperature increase. We involved in theme 3 as тАЬDevelopment of methods for
ocean management in the Japan Sea, an international enclosed coastal sea that includes continental
shelves and islandтАЭ. We will diagnose physical flow field and environmental changesin the future
50-100 years for the Japan Seausing integrated numerical model, and also construct both lower (e.g.
seaweed) and higher trophic level (e. g. fish, squid, and crab) ecosystem modelsin the Japan Sea. In
addition, large amount of field observation data will help the setup, improvement, validation of the
simulation, at the same time, modelwill provide a framework to design and evaluate observation
system. This synergy of numerical simulation and observation data will produce visibleoutputs to the
citizen and facilitate the establishment of methods on co-operative management of Japan Sea from
terrestrial and marine authorities to realize its sustainable development, and eventually achieve the
setup of international enclosed coastal seas management based on well-known example of Japan Sea.
PS2-13 In field determination of DRP in coastal and open sea
Jian Ma (jma@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Phosphorus is an essential nutrient for living organisms in both terrestrial and aquatic environments.
On the other hand, excessive loading of phosphorus can result in eutrophication. Therefore, extensive
and continuous monitoring of phosphate in aqueous samples is required in different research areas
including oceanography, environmental science, domestic/industrial wastewater treatment. Here we
reported several in field methods for the determination of dissolved reactive phosphorus (DRP) in
coastal and open sea.
1. The current flow based method for the determination of DRP suffers interference from salinity (e.g.
index refractive difference) and the incidentally formed bubbles, which can be a problem for optical
detection. A simple and robust loop flow analysis (LFA) method for accurate measurement of DRP in
different aqueous samples is reported. The chemistry is based on the classic phosphomolybdenum
blue (PMB) reaction and the PMB formed in a novel cross-shaped flow cell was detected at 700 nm
using a miniature spectrophotometer. The effects of reagents on the kinetic formation of PMB were
evaluated. The detection limit was 32 nM and the relative standard deviations for repetitive
determinations of 1, 2 and 8 ┬╡M phosphate solutions were 1.8% (n = 113), 1.0% (n = 49) and 0.39%
(n = 9), respectively. The analysis time was 4 min sample-1. Using the LFA method, different aqueous
samples with a salinity range of 0-34 were analyzed and the results showed excellent agreement with
the reference method. Recoveries for spiked samples varied from 95.4-103.7%. The proposed method
showed insignificant interference from salinity, silicate and arsenate, higher reproducibility, easier
operation and was free of the bubble problem. The LFA based analyzer has been applied for
underway analysis of DRP in Jiulong River and Xiamen Harbor.
2. In contrast to the coastal area, open ocean oligotrophic areas are often subject to P limitation due
to vertical stratification and drawdown from primary production. Therefore, it is highly desirable to
develop sensitive methods to measure the trace DRP (e.g. nanomolar level). Several approaches can
be used to lower detection limit: optimization of chemistries; preconcentration of analytes or of
analyte derivate products using liquid-liquid extraction or, more recently, solid phase extraction (SPE)
techniques; amplification of the detected spectrophotometric signal (i.e. absorbance) by increasing
the path-length of the absorption cell; use of a highly sensitive detection technique; modification of
the optical system to increase the signal to noise ratio. Here we reported our research works for trace
DRP analysis with the techniques of SPE, liquid core waveguide, and flow analysis. The SPE based
analyzer has been applied for shipboard analysis in South China Sea.
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PS2-16 Long-term changes in nutrient and its structure and its influences on ecological
environment in Jiaozhou Bay
Zhiliang Shen (zhlshen@qdio.ac.cn)
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Qingdao
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PS2-17 An underestimated carbon cycling process in turbid estuarine and coastal waters:
Particulate organic matter photodegradation
Guisheng Song (sgsheng0301@gmail.com), Huixiang Xie, David J Kieber
College of Marine Science & Engineering, Tianjin University of Science and Technology, Tianjin
Dissolved organic matter (DOM) photodegradation, considered as an important component of the
marine carbon cycle, has been extensively studied in the past decades. However, little attention has
been paid to particulate organic matter (POM) photochemistry. In this study, the relative
contributions of POM to total organic carbon photodegradation were determined in terms of carbon
monoxide (CO) photoproduction for the Mackenzie estuary and shelf and the Delaware estuary.
Irradiation experiments using cultured Arctic ice algae were conducted to assess the role of POM in
CO-based organic matter photodegradation in the bottom ice during the ice algal bloom. Results
demonstrate that the contribution of POM ranged from 13% to 55% in the Mackenzie River estuary
and shelf and from 14% to 60% in the Delaware estuary with the maxima located within the turbidity
maximum zones. Furthermore, the relative contribution of POM in surface water was linearly
correlated with the relative abundance of POM, as represented by absorbance. During the ice algal
bloom, the contribution of POM was > 85% due to particles being much more photosensitive at long
wavelengths and to solar irradiance peaking at around 500 nm in bottom ice. These results suggest
that POM photodegradation can be a significant carbon cycling term in turbid estuarine and coastal
waters and in particle-laden open-ocean waters (e.g. during phytoplankton blooms).
PS2-18 хП░ц╣╛ц╡╖х│бц▓ЙчзпчЙйцнгцЮДчГ╖чГГ C31/C17 хп╣хПдц┤кц░┤цМЗчд║цДПф╣ЙчЪДхИЭцнецОвшои
Jianjun Wang (wangjianjun@tio.org.cn)
The Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Xiamen
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PS2-19 Physical-biogeochemical coupling in the frontal zone of the central southern Yellow
Sea
Qinsheng Wei (weiqinsheng@fio.org.cn)
The First Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Qingdao
Based on the annual-cycle survey data during 2006тАУ2007 in the southern Yellow Sea (SYS), by
depicting the chemical hydrology and biological characteristics in the boundary frontal zone during
the generation and dissipation processes of the Yellow Sea Cold Water Mass (YSCWM) and Yellow Sea
Warm Current (YSWC), the coupling of physical conditions and biogeochemical processes was
investigated. In spring, the existence of a cold water west of the YSWC is not conducive to the
reproduction of phytoplankton, and the front to the east of this cold water also makes the western
boundary of phytoplankton bloom region in the central SYS tend to be more obvious in spring,
forming a prominent chlorophyll a (Chl-a) front. In the stratified seasons, the upwelling in the frontal
zone of the YSCWM is an important dynamic process for the persistent supply of nutrients to the
euphotic zone, and during the regression process of the YSCWM in fall, the eastward moving of the
front causes an exchange of nutrients between the interior cold water mass and the exterior sea area
and thus leads the accumulated nutrients inside of the cold water mass to be released outside of the
front, which plays a significant role in maintaining the relatively high level of Chl-a content near the
frontal zone. In winter, the front formed at the intersection of the YSWC and coastal cold water is also
helpful for the formation of high Chl-a region. The distribution of anchovy biomass is closely related
to the seasonal variations in the position of the frontal zone. In winter and spring, the tongue-shaped
warm water and front formed by the intrusion of the YSWC into the SYS have a significant impact on
anchovy; in the stratified seasons, the front of the YSCWM is an important physical driving
mechanism for the dense distribution of anchovy. This work enhances the study of the coupling
between the physical, chemical, and biological processes in frontal zone of the central SYS and
deepens our understanding about the ecological significance of this front.
PS2-21 Isotopic composition of atmospheric nitrate in total suspended particulate to identify
sources and chemistry in the oligotrophic South China Sea
Hong-Wei Xiao (xiaohw@scsio.ac.cn), Ai-Min Long, Hua-Yun Xiao, Cong-Qiang Liu
State Key Laboratory of Tropical Oceanography, South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
NO3- concentration, nitrogen and oxygen isotopic composition (╬┤15N and ╬┤18O) of NO3- were measured
in total suspended particulate (TSP) at Yongxing Island, South China Sea between February 2013 and
January 2014, and two cruises in Northern South China Sea to identify NO 3- sources, possible
chemical formation processes of NO3-. The ╬┤15N and ╬┤18O of NO3- in TSP at Yongxing Island ranged
from -2.5 to +4.9тА░, and +48.1 to +99.0тА░, with annual average of +1.3тА░ and +79.3тА░, respectively.
Both ╬┤15N and ╬┤18O showed high in cool seasons and low in warm seasons, indicating that there were
different NOx sources and oxidants in warm and cool seasons. In cool seasons, NOx was major from
anthropogenic sources, particularly from coal combustion of southern China with high nitrogen
deposition and was major oxidized by O3 to NO3-. In warm seasons, the lightning was a significant
source of NOx. NO3- in TSP with higher NO3- concentrations, ╬┤15N and lower in ╬┤18O northern South
China Sea than Yongxing Island was found during the same period, suggesting that atmospheric
chemical processes caused concentrations and ╬┤15N decrease and ╬┤18O increase from coast to remote
marine. According to oxygen atoms from O3 during transport in cool seasons, the mean ratio of NO3formed by NOx to total NO3- was calculated to 47.9%. And the mean loss ratio of NOx was 89% while
loss ratio of NO3- was 87% from Southern China to Yongxing Island in November, 2013.
PS2-23 Multiple microelectrode study of pH, pCO2, and redox chemical species in mangrove
sediments
Kunming Xu (kunmingx@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science & College of Ocean and Earth Sciences,
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Xiamen University, Xiamen
Iridium oxide pH microelectrodes were built by oxidizing iridium wires at high temperature; A
Severinghaus type pCO2 electrode was assembled by combining the iridium oxide microelectrode
with an Ag/AgCl reference electrode. Solid-state HgтАУAu microelectrodes were constructed by
depositing mercury onto the gold wires. These three microelectrodes were used to measure pH, pCO2,
and redox chemical species (O2, Mn2+, Fe2+and S2-) in mangrove sediments as well as mud flat
sediments in Fujian province, China. It was found that mangrove sediments, which contained rich
organic matter, had lower pH and higher pCO2 than mud flat sediments. The pH and pCO2 profiles
were in mirror images roughly. Oxygen penetration depths into sediments varied from 3.5 to 11mm.
In mangrove sediments, Mn2+ profiles overlapped with the oxygen profiles owing to their intense
organic matter degradation whereas in the mud flat sediments the oxygen profiles and Mn2+ profiles
were separated due to their relatively low organic contents. Fe2+ ions were detected in tens to two
hundred micromolar concentrations in all stations except in the mud flat. Sulfide ions were also
detected in pH less than neutral in the mangrove sediments. Oxygen consumption rates of 4.6 to 18.7
mmolm-2 day-1 and carbon dioxide release rates of 0.6 to 8.3 mmolm-2 day-1 were calculated from
their concentration gradients within the sediments. The three microelectrode measurements
mutually agreed that mangrove sediments were undergoing intense organic matter degradation
coupling with the biogeochemical cycles of the redox chemical species.
PS2-24 Insights into the ocean carbon cycle in Canadian Basin from radiocarbon
measurements
Li Xu (lxu@whoi.edu)
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA
The recent warming in the Arctic is affecting broad systems in this region. Some of the changes may
be irreversible on century time scale and may cause rapid changes in the earth system.A good
understanding of the carbon cycle is very import to predict the regional even global climate
change.Here we present the first set of concurrent, full-depth, dual-isotope (14C and 13C) profiles for
dissolvedinorganic carbon (DIC), dissolved organic carbon (DOC), and suspended particulate
organiccarbon (POCsusp) at two sites in the Canada Basin of the Arctic Ocean. One site is seasonally
ice-covered (CB-4) and the other is permanently ice-covered (CB-9). Relatively stronger biological
pump is indicated as younger DOC at the ice-covered location (CB9). The 14C composition of sinking
and suspended particle is unique compare to that at open Atlantic and Pacific sites. Mass balance
calculation shows that surface derived organic carbon is a major source ofPOCsusp and OC derived
from in situ DIC fixation contributes up to 22% POCsusp.Small vertical POC fluxes in the Canada
Basin make it possible to see evidence of DIC fixation even at the bulk isotope level.
PS2-25 Abundance and export of particulate black carbon in the northeastern South China Sea
Weifeng Yang (wyang@xmu.edu.cn), Ziming Fang, Min Chen, Lihao Zhang, Yusheng Qiu, Minfang
Zheng
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science & College of Ocean and Earth Sciences,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
The abundance and export of particulate black carbon (PBC) were preliminarily examined in the
northeastern South China Sea (SCS). PBC concentrations ranged from 0.001 ╬╝mol/L to 0.363 ╬╝mol/L,
accounting for 0.1-4.0% of the total particulate organic carbon (tPOC). Spatially, PBC showed a
decreasing pattern offshore with an attenuation constant of 0.022┬▒0.003 km-1, indicating its main
fluvial input in the coastal region. Correlation analyses also supported the different PBC origin with
PBC-excluded POC which is predominantly from plankton. Based on an advection-included 234Th/238U
disequilibrium model, the export fluxes of PBC out of the upper 20 m varied from 0.009 mmol/m 2/d
to 1.532 mmol/m2/d. In general, the PBC export decreased from shore to slope with the average
eliminate rate constant of 0.028┬▒0.005 km-1, revealing that the shelf is an important sink of PBC in
the northeastern SCS. These results highlight the important role of coastal regions in the budget of
black carbon in marine environments.
PS2-26 Stable isotopes provide insight into the sources and fate of nitrate in the Pearl River
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Estuary, south China
Feng Ye (yefeng@gig.ac.cn)
Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
In this study, nitrate (NO3тИТ) concentrations and ╬┤15N and ╬┤18O of NO3тИТalong the salinity gradient in
four seasons of 2013/2014 were measured to elucidate N sources and processing in the Pearl River
Estuary (PRE), south China. The nitrate concentrations in the PRE were between 2.3 ╬╝mol L-1 and
251.8 ╬╝mol L-1, with ╬┤15N between тИТ6.1тА░ and +6.5тА░ and ╬┤18O between тИТ2.6тА░ and +15.6тА░. Both
nitrate concentrations and isotopic composition showed seasonal variations, with lower NO 3тИТ
concentrations and more enriched isotopic values in spring and summer as compared to winter
months. ╬┤15N and ╬┤18O of NO3тИТ did not follow the expected mixing line between freshwater and
seawater end-members exactly, provided strong evidence for the occasional nitrate sources and
biological processes within the estuary, particularly at the bay entrance of the estuary and
high-salinity waters. We found a significant increase of NO3тИТ concentration and ╬┤15N in the freshwater
end-member during all surveys, and we attributed this to domestic sewage-derived NO3тИТ and/or
enhanced phytoplankton assimilation in the wet periods. Nitrification of elevated NH4+ may largely
account for the depleted 15N values of NO3тИТ in winter. During dry periods when river flow from the
Pearl River is low, atmospheric deposition contributed 3.5% to 23.9% of nitrate to the high-salinity
waters (calculated from ╬┤15N and ╬┤18O). During wet periods, mixing processes dominated the N
processes in the estuary, and nitrate assimilation was also evidenced by a parallel enrichment of ╬┤ 15N
and ╬┤18O. Our data, therefore, indicate that dual nitrate isotopic signatures are valuable to constrain
the estuarine behavior of nitrate in the river-dominated estuaries.
PS2-27 Overview of the current research on determination of trace metals and nutrients in
seawater
Dongxing Yuan (yuandx@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Based on the previous study, recent research work has been focused on the development of analytical
instruments with some new methods. Dual-loop flow-sequential injection, valve-free and anti-air
bubble flow manifold have been applied for the determination of trace metals and nutrients in
seawater samples. A novel dual loop flow-sequential injection analyzer has been developed with a
hyphenation of loop flow analysis and sequential injection technique. The fully automated analyzer
can eliminate the interference of air bubbles on the spectrophotometric detection, and can be
operated in many modes for measuring various analytes with the reagent consumption of only 53 ┬╡L
for each load. The applications included the determination of nanomolar nitrite, micromolar level
silicate, and simultaneous determination of nanomolar Fe(II)/Fe(II+III) in seawater. A novel nutrient
analysis system has been developed especially for the on-field application in coastal area, which is
very simple, convenient and low cost. The manifold consists only one peristaltic pump, and without
selective valve and injection valve. The carrier solution is preheated to enhance the reaction speed,
and the air bubbles generated from the sample introduction and heated reaction coil can directly go
through the flow cell without interfering the spectrophometric detection. A method for the
determination of trace dissolved manganese in seawater samples was developed, which adopted a
1-m liquid waveguide capillary cell and iminodiacetate (IDA) chelating resin for catalytic
spectrophotometric detection with leucomalachite green (LMG). The design of dual-sample-carrier
speeded up the sample throughput and to a large extent eliminated the Schlieren effect. The detection
limit was 0.2 nmol/L and a linear range was 0.5-10 nmol/L for dissolved manganese in seawater. A
flow injection analysis method with complex formation of aluminum with Chrome Azurol S (CAS) in
the presence of cetyltrimethylammonium bromide, for on-line determination of trace aluminum in
natural water was established. The detection limit was 20 nmol/L. The method can be applied to
direct detection of trace amounts of aluminum in rainwater, river water, recycled water, mineral
water and tap water. The application in seawater is under study.For more details about above, please
see the relative posters (abstracts) or contact Prof.
PS2-28 Occurrence of aragonite corrosive water in North Yellow Sea, near the Yalu River
estuary, in a flooding summer
Weidong Zhai (wdzhai@126.com)
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National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center, Dalian
To understand seawater CaCO3 saturation state (W) dynamics near the Yalu River estuary, we
investigated carbonate system and ancillary parameters in the northern North Yellow Sea (NYS) in a
flooding August (in 2013) and in the sequent (relatively dry) September. Along the north coast of the
NYS, pHT in situ ranged from 7.59 to 7.93, while Warag ranged from 0.76 to 1.61, and Wcal ranged
from 1.22 to 2.53 in August. These values were associated with quite low salinity from 14.58 to 26.98
and a broad dissolved oxygen saturation range from 58% to 102%. The very low salinity of < 24 and
extremely low Warag of < 1.0 disappeared in September. The unusual aragonite undersaturation may
result from combined effects of respiration/remineralisation and the dilution of riverine water
discharge. This study suggested again that the NYS represented one of the systems in the China seas
most vulnerable to the potentially negative effects of ocean acidification. More efforts are needed to
investigate how marine organisms and ecosystems are affected by the unusual aragonite corrosive
waters.
PS2-29 Variability of phytoplankton blooms in coastal river plumes of western Taiwan Strait
triggered by tropical storms
Caiyun Zhang (cyzhang@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
We chose tropical storm Bilis in 2006 and Lianfa in 2009, to compare and investigate the variability of
phytoplankton blooms in the coastal waters of western Taiwan Strait (TWS) triggered by the
typhoon-induced precipitation of various intensities. The results indicated that after the storm events
caused by the typhoon, the warm, fresh and nutrient-rich water of the Jiulong River flowed into the
Taiwan Strait, its warm plume with low salinity extended toward the offshore and the northeast, and
lead to the phytoplankton bloom. The intensity and the impact area of phytoplankton bloom are
higher caused by the typhoon with more rainfall. Compared to the effect of the low runoff volume
associated with Tropical Storm Lianfa, the high-chlorophyll (> 3 mg/m3) impact area and the average
Chl concentration induced by the high runoff due to Tropical Storm Bilis were 5.48 and 3.16 times
higher, respectively. The field observations indicated that the bloom occurred near the estuary plume
was primarily related to the nutrients that were discharged by the river; the bloom in the offshore
plume area was stimulated by the entrainment of nutrient-rich upwelled water into the plume.
PS2-30 DOC and thorium adsorption onto membrane filters: implications for C/Th ratios?
Kuanbo Zhou (kuanbo@smart.mit.edu)
Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology, Singapore
POC/234Th ratio is critically important to constrain the 234Th-derived downward particulate organic
carbon (POC) flux. Significant discrepancy frequently observed between bottle and pump sampling
were hypothesized to be attributable to the adsorption from the dissolved phase during bottle
filtration. In this study, the adsorption effect from both DOC and dissolved 234Th were investigated
using a тАЬtwo filters in-lineтАЭ technique. We observed adsorption effect was dominated for bottle
filtration, while particle break-down might be important for large volume pump filtration. DOC and
dissolved 234Th adsorption in our case could attribute to 22┬▒7% of POC and 25┬▒17% of particulate
234Th, respectively, which is important for their determination. However, their influence on POC/234Th
was quite limitted, the adsorption-corrected POC/234Th was equal to or even higher than uncorrected
one. In addition, the particle break-down did not seem to influence the POC/234Th ratios. We
therefore proposed that other factors like zooplankton invasion and/or artificial particle formation
might play a role on the POC/234Th difference between bottle and pump.
PS2-31 2H/1H differences among lipids synthesised via the ACT (acetogenic), MVA (mevalonic)
and DXP (1-deoxy-D-xylulose 5-phosphate) pathways in higher plant leaves: evidence for
intracellular water (H+) isotopic heterogeneity
Youping Zhou (youping.zhou@zalf.de)
Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research, Germany
Carbon-bound hydrogens (C-Hs) in higher plant lipids have three immediate sources: 1) inherited
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from biosynthetic precursors, 2) cellular water (H+) in which biosynthesis occurs and 3)
bio-reductant NAD(P)H. Lipid 2H/1H ratios are determined by the 2H/1H ratios of the sources and the
isotopic fractionations during biosynthesis. Lipids synthesised via the ACT pathway (e.g. n-alkanes),
the MVA pathway (e.g. sterols) and the DXP pathway (e.g. phytol) were isolated from leaves of C3 and
C4 land plants grown under controlled and field conditions. Compound-specific isotopic analysis
(CSIA) by GC/pyrolysis/IRMS and position-specific isotopic analysis (PSIA) by SNIF-NMR of these
lipid revealed that an inter-pathway enrichment order: e2HACT > e2HMVA > e2HDXP and an
inter-photosynthetic-mode order: e2HC4 < e2HC3 (for ACT), e2HC4 > e2HC3 (for MVA and DXP)
across all species examined.
An investigation of the histories of the individual Hs in these lipids, based on available knowledge of
their biosynthetic chemistry, indicated that the observed inter-pathway order is a result of
intracellular NADPH 2H/1H variation and intracellular water isotopic heterogeneity. NADPH and
water (H+) in the chloroplast are isotopically more depleted in 2H than their respective cytosolic
counterparts. These inter-compartmental isotopic differences are passed onto lipids synthesised in
each cellular compartment via enzyme-catalysed hydration or NAD(P)H reduction of metabolic
intermediates.
Compartmentation of photosynthetic CO2 fixation into mesophyll (M) cell and bundle sheath (BS)
cells results in more 2H-depleted pyruvate (in comparison to C3), the precursor for lipids synthesised
via the ACT pathway in the chloroplast, due to the exchange of C-Hs in pyruvate with the less
enriched cellular water in the BS cell (relative to M cellular water) during the malate-pyruvate shuttle.
Compartmentation in C4 plants also results in less depleted NADPH in the M chloroplast (in
comparison to C3) for lipid synthesis via DXP pathway due to the selective export of 2H-depleted
NADPH from the M cell to the BS cell and a less depleted pyruvate in the BS cytosol for lipid synthesis
via MVA pathway due to the suppression of photorespiration.
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PS3-01 Benthic and epiphytic toxic algae (BETA): An emerging threat to coral ecosystems in
south China
Leo Lai Chan (leochan@cityu.edu.hk)
State Key Laboratory in Marine Pollution, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Gambierdiscus, Ostreopsis, and Prorocentrum are three genera of benthic and epiphytic toxic algae
(BETA) which are of increasing interest as most of them are potent toxin producers [ciguatoxins
(CTXs), palytoxin (PlTx), okadaic acid (OA) and dinophysistoxins (DTXs)]. They are either confirmed
(Gambierdiscus) or suspected (Ostreopsis and Prorocentrum) to play a role in ciguatera fish poisoning
(CFP) in humans, which is one of the most common forms of phycotoxin-borne seafood illness across
the globe, affecting 50,000 тАУ 500,000 people annually. Recent studies indicated the presence of
Gambierdiscus, Ostreopsis, and Prorocentrum in Thailand, Malaysia, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and Hainan
and Hong Kong in China. A new Gambierdiscus species named G. scabrosus was described from Japan.
One group of phytotoxins, CTXs, has also been detected in coral reef fishes collected along the coast of
south China and Taiwan. These snapshot studies indicate that BETA exist in the South China Sea, and
some of them could well be new and toxic species.
Attention has been recently paid to the ecological impacts of BETA. A number of laboratory and field
studies have proven that CTXs, PlTX, OA and their derivatives may not only lead to human health
problems, but also induce mortalities of crustaceans, sea urchins, fishes and marine mammals.
Predators of high trophic levels may generally be exposed to greater levels of phycotoxins via their
diets and therefore are at higher risk associated with BETA. It is conceivable that predators in a
BETA-affected coral ecosystem could be eliminated by phycotoxins, causing an elevated abundance of
CTX-resistant grazers. The excessive grazing pressure could result in a top-down effect on primary
production via over-grazing and cause a reduction in coral recruitment and larval growth rate, and
even induce external bioerosion of corals. Hence, BETA may not only lead to impacts at an individual
or population level, but affect the coral ecosystem as a whole. The dislodgement and fragmentation of
coral networks could also promote BETA proliferation, intensifying their adverse impacts on coral
ecosystems. Over time, there could be a cascade effect on structures, functions and food web
dynamics of coral ecosystems.
Coral ecosystems are known for their high ecological and conservation values. They are important
habitats for many endangered species, and provide not only food and shelter for marine organisms,
but also services to tourism, fisheries and coastline protection. For the coral ecosystems to continue
to provide their services/benefits, the implementation of routine monitoring and improvement on
the understanding of physiology, ecology and toxicology of BETA become essential in order to
mitigate the threat of phycotoxins on marine life and humans. Systematic and up-to-date data on the
distribution of BETA in coral ecosystems in south China can also provide essential information and
guidance for marine ecologists, coral and fish conservationists, dinoflagellate taxonomists, and
government authorities to (1) evaluate the human and ecological health risks that BETA pose to coral
ecosystems in south China and worldwide, and (2) aid the development of field-based strategies to
manage fishery resources, providing effective alternatives for the elimination/minimization of CFP
incidences.
PS3-02 Assessing the difference of temperature dependence between autotrophic and
heterotrophic fluxes of plankton in coastal seas
Bingzhang Chen (bzchen2011@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
We investigated the responses of phytoplankton growth and photosynthesis rates and
microzooplankton grazing and community respiration rates to short-term temperature modulations
throughout a seasonal cycle at a subtropical coastal site. By further assembling a dataset consisted of
dilution experiments conducted throughout seasonal cycles at thirty-two coastal sites around the
world, we also investigated the temperature sensitivity of phytoplankton growth and
microzooplankton grazing rates across both seasonal and latitudinal gradients. The temperature
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coefficients (i.e. activation energy) were not significantly different between autotrophic and
heterotrophic activities at both short-term and seasonal timescales (~0.65 eV), which confronts us
with challenging the well-accepted statement that photosynthesis rates should increase slower with
temperature than respiration or grazing rates. Based on both physiological and statistical grounds,
we argue that it is possible that the inherent activation energies of phytoplankton photosynthesis and
growth rates are not lower than 0.65 eV, but other confounding factors such as variations of growth
rate normalizations may bias estimating activation energies. Our analysis suggests that even some
simple tasks such as estimating the temperature coefficients are more complicated than previously
expected and should be carefully validated.
PS3-03 Mesozooplankton clearance rate on phytoplankton is reduced by increasing carnivory
degree of omnivorous assemblage at coastal and estuarine water
Mianrun Chen (cmrandy@scsb.gov.cn)
South China Sea Marine Engineering and Environment Institute, State Oceanic Administration,
Guangzhou
In order to understand the relationship between the omnivory of zooplankton assemblages and the
efficiency they act as primary consumers, we carried out a monthly investigation on
mesozooplankton composition at two contrasting stations of Hong Kong coastal and estuarine waters
and simultaneously conducted bottle incubation feeding experiments. Our result showed that the
assemblage of mesozooplankton were overall omnivorous at both stations with varying carnivory
degree (the degree of feeding preference of protozoa and animal food to phytoplankton) and the
variations of carnivory degree were significantly associated with microzooplankton biomass (ciliates
for the coastal station, both ciliates and dinoflagellates for the estuarine stations) and physical
environmental parameters (primarily salinity). High carnivory was primarily due to high composition
of noctilucales, Corycaeus spp., Oithona spp. and Acartia spp. Overall, our result showed that
mesozooplankton clearance rate on phytoplankton, calculated from the log response of chlorophyll a
concentrations by the introduction of bulk grazers after one-day incubation, was significantly
reduced by increasing carnivory degree of the mesozooplankton assemblage. Low temperature
contributed to lower the clearance rate, but the effect of temperature was much smaller than that of
carnivory degree. The mechanism for the reduction of mesozooplankton clearance rate with
increasing carnivory degree was primarily due to less efficient of filtering feeding and stronger
trophic cascades due to suppression of microzooplankton. As mesozooplankton assemblage also
selectively fed on phytoplankton based on sizes, large-sized phytoplankton were often cleared with
high rates, while small-sized phytoplankton were often cleared with low rates, with the trophic
cascade effect acting in the opposite direction. The feeding rates of mesozooplankton on
microzooplankton were not obtained in this study, but the trophic cascades indirectly induced by
mesozooplankton carnivorous feeding can be observed by the negative clearance rate on small-sized
phytoplankton.
PS3-04 Viral attack exacerbates the susceptibility of a bloom-forming alga to ocean
acidification
Shanwen Chen (swchen@stu.edu.cn), Kunshan Gao, John Beardall
Shantou University, Shantou
Both ocean acidification and viral infection bring about changes in marine phytoplankton
physiological activities and community composition. However, little information is available on how
the relationship between phytoplankton and viruses may be affected by ocean acidification and what
impacts this might have on photosynthesis-driven marine biological CO2 pump. Here we show that
when the harmful bloom alga Phaeocystis globosa is infected with viruses under future ocean
conditions, its photosynthetic performance further decreased and cells became more susceptible to
stressful light levels, showing enhanced photoinhibition and reduced carbon fixation, up-regulation
of mitochondrial respiration and decreased virus burst size. Our results indicate that ocean
acidification exacerbates the impacts of viral attack on P. globosa, which implies that, while ocean
acidification directly influences marine primary producers, it may also affect them indirectly by
altering their relationship with viruses. Therefore, viruses as a biotic stressor need to be invoked
when considering the overall impacts of climate change on marine productivity and carbon
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sequestration.
PS3-05 Nutrient balance in South China Sea
Yuan Dong (dongyuan@scsio.ac.cn)
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
We examined the nutrient flux and microzooplankton grazing induced nutrient uptake in the
northern South China Sea in May 2014. The study area is of complex hydrographic characteristics and
influenced by both Pear River input and coastal upwelling. The cross shelf gradients in sea surface
temperature (23.60-28.70тДГ) , salinity (32.80-34.52) and Chlorophyll a (0.04-0.40 ┬╡g/m3) were in
good agreement with the satellite SST image during the study period, upwellings were observed in
coastal area.The distributions of nitrate, phosphate and silicate were determined and their
concentrations in upwelling area were significant higher than those of non-upwelling region. We used
a simple model to estimate the nutrient flux in the water column, found that there was almost a
balance between bio-utilize and vertical transported nutrients. Furthermore, two dilution
experiments were conducted to investigate the phytoplankton growth rates and microzooplankton
grazing rates, which we found that the upwelling could promote phytoplankton grazing but had little
effect on microzooplankton grazing. A shorter responding time after nutrients enrichment at Station
A (24h) than Station B (48h) may reflect a much oligotrophic status in the northern South China Sea.
Our results indicate that upwelling is a critical factor to assess the biogeochemical transport of these
nutrients in the South China Sea.
PS3-06 Effect of atmospheric input on marine microbial food web
Cui Guo (guocui28@gmail.com)
Division of Life Science, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
Due to intensifying human activities in recent decades, atmospheric deposition is now recognized as
an important source of bioavailable nutrients to the ocean, altering the patterns of the marine
biogeochemistry. This study focuses on exploring the effect of atmospheric input on dynamics of
marine microbial food web, using techniques on community, individual and molecular levels, by
conducting experiments in two different ecosystems exposed to high atmospheric input: the South
China Sea affected by the East Asian aerosol, and the Mediterranean Sea affected by the Sahara
mineral dust and European aerosol. In the South China Sea, for the first time, the comprehensive
response of phytoplankton and bacterial community composition as well as the trophic interactions
between prey and predators to the East Asian aerosol input was evaluated. High levels of aerosol
loading relieved phytoplankton nutrient limitation, increased phytoplankton biomass, enhanced their
physiological conditions, and shifted phytoplankton assemblages from being dominated by
picoplankton to microphytoplanton, especially diatoms. However, the accumulation of phytoplankton
biomass was not apparent under low levels of aerosol loading, and the abundance of autotrophic
cyanobacteria and heterotrophic bacteria even decreased after aerosol addition, due to enhanced
grazing activities. By direct measuring the phytoplankton growth rate and microzooplankton grazing
rate using dilution technique, significant enhancement in both rates were obtained after aerosol
addition, with different degree of the impact on each size fraction, however. Larger increase in growth
rate was obtained for micro-phytoplankton, while pico- and nano-sized cells suffered larger increase
of grazing pressure in aerosol amended waters, consequently inducing a phytoplankton community
structure shift in response to atmospheric aerosol input. Clear shifts in the phylogenetic composition
of the bacterial assemblage were also observed, although bacterial abundance was little changed.
This result was possibly due to a combination of bottom up (aerosol nutrient input and
phytoplankton community structure change) and top-down (enhanced mortality loss and selective
feeding of bacterivorous protists) effects of the aerosol input. Our results suggest that East Asian
aerosol plays a very important role in regulating microbial food web dynamics and thus the carbon
cycle in the South China Sea, and highlight the importance of considering the role of protist grazing
when evaluating the effect of atmospheric deposition on marine planktonic ecosystems under the
scenarios of increasing human activity, atmospheric input and natural perturbations. Succession in
active bacterial composition was also observed in the ultra-oligotrophic eastern Mediterranean Sea
after addition of Sahara dust and mixed European aerosol during a mesocosm experiment that mimic
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the realistic dust deposition process. The rapid change in bacterial assemblage change corresponded
with an increase in bacterial production and the high nucleic acid (HNA) bacteria to total bacteria
abundance ratio, indicating the strong link between bacterial community composition and carbon
cycling in the oligotrophic oceanic ecosystems.
PS3-07 Mechanistic effects of elevated CO2 on the calcification of coccolithophores
Peng Jin (pjin@shou.edu.cn), Jiancheng Ding, Tao Xing,Kunshan Gao
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen & College of
Marine Sciences, Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
About a quarter of the anthropogenic CO2 released to the atmosphere dissolves into the surface ocean,
leading to an increasing of partial pressure of CO2 (pCO2), and lowering the pH. This ocean
acidification has been shown to have tremendous impacts on marine organisms. Of particular interest
is the effect of ocean acidification on coccolithophores, which is a key group of oceanic CaCO 3 and
primary producers and thus plays prominent role in the biogeochemical carbon cycle. Ocean
acidification often decreases calcification of coccolithophores, thus an decreased rain ratio (the ratio
of CaCO3 to particulate organic carbon), though different trends were also reported in different
species or strains. It was assumed that the decreased calcification rate was partially due to the
increased energy cost of calcification in ocean acidification with increased CO2 conditions, due to the
additional energy cost to achieving a CO32- accumulation in the coccolith-forming vesicle, and passive
H+ efflux. So we hypothesized that under energy limited relative low light conditions, increased
energy cost of calcification in coccolithophores should be further decreased in increased CO 2 levels,
however, when the energy availability increase under relative high light conditions, increasing light
will counteract the increased energy cost of calcification in increased CO2 levels, thus increase the
rain ratio. We tested this hypothesis by investigating growth rates, photosynthesis and calcification of
two coccolithophores (Emiliania huxleyi PMLB 92/11 calcifying strain, Emiliania huxleyi CCMP 2090,
non-calcifying strain) over a range of photosynthetic active radiation (PAR) at both ambient and
increased CO2 concentration as projected for the end of this century.
PS3-08 Microphytobenthos diversity and production in Korean tidal flats
Bong-Oh Kwon (bongkwon@gmail.com)
School of Earth and Environmental Sciences & Research Institute of Oceanography, Seoul National
University, Korea
A historical review on the studies of microphytobenthos (MPBs) on Korean tidal flats has been made.
The internationally recognized topics related to the tidal flat MPBs were shown to be assemblages,
dynamics, primary production, and food web etc. Accordingly the chronology of the MPBs studies in
Korea was presented in the given topics, evaluating pros and cons of individual scientific efforts and
data. In particular the summary of the several representative works (e.g., highly cited papers)
corresponding to each topic of interests was provided. The worldwide studies of tidal flat MPBs
during and after the last century generally reflected the target balanced and logical development of
varying subjects. While over half a century of scientific gab between Korea and European countries
were evidenced both in number and quality of publications, a rapid scientific advancement in Korea
during the recent 10 years is also noted. Scientific interest in the floral assemblages of MPBs was
found to be steady in Korea with documentation of >400 diatom species from the Korean tidal flats.
Recent progress in diatoms taxonomy is also noteworthy with description of ca. 10 diatom species
news to science supporting the biodiversity of the Korean tidal flats. In addition the selected data
from the previous and current MPBs works encompassing above 4 topics were reanalyzed as part of
the present review, and our key ecological findings have been highlighted. Finally future research
direction was discussed and suggested through comparisons between worldwide versus Korean
studies in diverse perspectives e.g., logic, methodology, and also scientific recognition. In conclusion,
the future MPBs studies in Korea would support high biodiversity and unique biogeography of MPBS
in Asian tidal flats, yet certain limitations in scientific recognition and/or methodological weakness
are to be overcome.
PS3-09 Gibberellin A3 induced the phytohormone variation and the related physiological
response of marine algae Ulva prolifera
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Wei Hu, Yahe Li (liyahe1105@163.com), Xue Sun, Lin Zhang, Weijun Duan, Nianjun Xu
Key Laboratory of Marine Biotechnology of Zhejiang Province, Ningbo University, Ningbo
The objective of this study was to identify the physiological effects of exogenous gibberellin A3 (GA3)
on a green tide algae Ulva prolifera by investing the endogenous phytohormone content, chlorophyll
fluorescence parameters, protein and carbohydrate content and antioxidant capacity. The
phytohormones were determinated by HPLC-QqQ-MS after ultrasonically extracted with
methanol-water-formic acid. The chlorophyll a fluorescence parameter, including the maximal
quantum yield (Fv/Fm) and relative PSII electron transport rate (rETR), were measured using
Water-PAM. The content of soluble carbohydrate was determined using Anthrone sulfuric acid
colorimetry and the in vitro antioxidant activities were measured using DPPH (1,
1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazinyl radical) method. Additionally, both superoxide dismutase (SOD) test
kit (A001) and plant peroxidase (POD) assay kit (A084) were used to determine the activity of SOD
and POD. Compared to the control group, the maximum increase of phytohormone contents was
observed on the first day after treatment with exogenous GA3, with 2.0 fold for indole acetic acid (IAA)
(1.0 mg L-1), 17.0 fold for GA3 (1.0 mg L-1), 4.0 fold for trans zeatin (tZ) (0.2 mg L-1), 5.0 fold for trans
zeatin riboside (tZR) (0.2 mg L-1), 7.0 fold for isopentenyl adenine (iP) (0.1 mg L-1), 74.0 fold for
isopentenyl adenosine (iPA) (0.2 mg L-1), 3.0 fold for jasmonic acid (JA) (1.0 mg L-1), respectively. But
with the elapse of the culture time, the contents of phytohormone decreased, especially for the IAA,
tZ, tZR, iP and iPA, with the values tending to zero. With the increase of exogenous GA3 concentration,
the values of Fv/Fm and rETR increased first, then decreased, with the highest values occurred under
the middle concentration of GA3 treatments. Similar tendency was observed for the contents of the
soluble protein, SOD and POD activities, while the carbohydrates showed the highest contents under
the high concentration (1.0 mg L-1) of GA3 treatment. These findings might be very useful for
large-scale farming of U. prolifera.
PS3-10 Cellular mechanism associated with oxidative stress and programed cell death in the
marine diatom Thalassiosira pseudonana response to nitrogen limitation
Jun-Rong Liang (sunljr@xmu.edu.cn), Qun Lin, Chunshan Luo, Chan-Ping Chen, Ya-Hui Gao
School of Life Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen & Key Laboratory of Ministry of Education for
Coastal and Wetland Ecosystems, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Diatoms are a highly diverse and abundant group of phytoplankton in the aquatic environment and
contribute to nearly 25% of the global primary production yearly. Among marine phytoplankton, they
are considered one of the best competitors for high levels nitrogen in upwelling-induced, periodically
nutrient-rich region. The investigation of their distinct strategies and cellular responses to nitrogen
stress would provide us useful insights into their outstanding recovery capability from rapid
fluctuated nitrogen availability and a deeper understanding of their competition strategy and
evolutionary success of diatoms. In the study, the cellular mechanism associated with ROS production
and cell fate decision response to short-term nitrogen limitation in the centric marine diatom
Thalassiosira pseudonana was revealed based on whole-cell iTRAQ-based proteomic analysis. The
results showed that the damages in the photosynthetic electron transport chain and the blocks of the
respiratory chain in complex I and complex IV resulted in the overwhelming ROS accumulation.
Program cell death (PCD) was then induced by excess accumulation of ROS under the mediation of a
series of proteins involved in the delicate balance between pro-survival and pro-PCD factors in some
cells. Meanwhile, multiple cellular processes associated nitrogen and carbon metabolisms were also
found to rearrange to ensure a rapid regulation of cellular balance. Our findings reveal the molecular
mechanisms used by diatoms to meet the rapid and intense nutrient fluctuation and keep their high
biomass turnover ratio under the complex marine environment.
PS3-11 Evolution of atypical alkaline phosphatase (PhoAaty) in marine phytoplankton:
insights from the highly divergent gene sequences and the dynamic evolution in
dinoflagellates
Xin Lin (xinlin@xmu.edu.cn), Chentao Guo, Lu Wang, Xinguo Shi, Senjie Lin
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Alkaline phosphatase is a key enzyme that enables marine phytoplankton to scavenge phosphorus
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(P)-nutrient from dissolved organic phosphorus (DOP) when inorganic phosphate is scanty in the
ocean. Yet how the gene encoding this enzyme has evolved in phytoplankton, particularly one of the
ecologically most important group dinoflagellates, is poorly understood. We sequenced full-length AP
gene and corresponding complementary DNA (cDNA) from 15 strains (10 species), representing 4
families of the core dinoflagellate lineage, Gymnodiniaceae, Prorocentraceae, Symbiodiniaceae and
Gonyaulaceae. Sequence comparison showed that these dinoflagellate APs likely belong to atypical
type AP (PhoAaty), which shared conserved motifs with marine bacteria, cyanobacteria, diatom,
green algae, haptophyta and stramenopiles. Phylogenetic analysis suggested that PhoAaty probably
originated from an ancesteral gene in bacteria and has undergone divergent evolution in marine
phytoplankton to facilitate adaptive strategies in acquiring P-nutrient from DOP. Our results showed
that Dino-AP might incorporate Ca as cofactor as implied by the conserved motif structure.
PS3-12 Characterization of the Phaeodactylum tricornutumepigenome
Xin Lin (xinlinulm@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The whole genome sequence of three diatom species reveals a wealth of information on their genes
and how their genome is structured. However, the plasticity of diatoms and the adaptation to
different environments implicate not only DNA sequences based regulation but also more reversible
and flexible epigenetic changes. Therefore, the study of diatom epigenome can significantly enhance
our understanding of the mechanisms underlying diatom adaptation to environmental changes and
their ecological success. DNA methylation and histone modification are the two main components of
epigentic code. We use P. tricornutum which has more molecular resource and tools as the model
species for diatom epigenetic studies. Our results show that : (1) In general, P. tricornutum has low
DNA methylation. (2) For the three histone modification marks, H3K4me2 is mainly associated with
genes while both marks H3K9me2 and H3K27me3 target mainly transposable elements (TEs). This is
different from A. thaliana and D. melanogaster. In these two model species, H3K27me3 is mainly
associated with repressed genes in Euchromatin regions.
PS3-13 Effects of CO2-driven seawater acidification on the Artemia sinica: proteomics and fatty
acids analysis during different developmental stages
Chaoqun Zheng, Haipeng Liu (haipengliu@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science & College of Ocean & Earth Sciences, Xiamen
University, Xiamen
The effects of the decline in ocean pH, termed as ocean acidification (OA) due to elevated carbon
dioxide, on calcifying organisms such as marine crustacean are unclear yet. To understand the effect
of lower pH levels on the physiological responses of a marine crustacean brine shrimp, Artemiasinica,
the animals were raised for two weeks at different pH levels ranging from 8.2 to 7.6 followed by
proteomics and fatty acids determination. The results showed that glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate
dehydrogenaseя╝Мmyosin light chain, SUMO-1-like protein, ferritin, uridylate kinase, translation
elongation factor eEF-1 beta chain, Na/K ATPase, ubiquinol-cytochrome c reductase core protein
were involved in the processes of metabolism and physiology against acidified seawater stress;
vitellogenin-superoxide dismutase fusion protein, peroxiredoxin, thioredoxin peroxidase,
translationally controlled tumor protein, histone H3, putative prophenoloxidase, 70 kDa heat shock
protein participated in the processes of cell cycle and detoxify; small heat shock/alpha-crystallin
protein precursor, peroxiredoxin, glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase, ribosomal protein S7,
70 kDa heat shock protein, 14-3-3 zeta participated in the processes of apoptosis;
chaperonin-containing TCP1 subunit 2, partial, myosin light chain, tropomyosin, zinc
metalloproteinase, tubulin alpha chain participated in the processes of musculation and cytoskeleton.
Some proteins involved in the regulation of immunity, detoxic processes, cell pair and metabolism
processes were also affected by the acidified seawater. Meanwhile, fatty acid compositions analysis by
GC-MS technique revealed that C16: 0, C16: 1, C18: 0, C18: 1, C18: 1, C18: 2, C18: 3 and C22: 6 were
highly content in A. sinica. The tested pH levels also exhibited different impacts on the various fatty
acids. Therefore, we speculated that the fatty acids were sensitive to the acidic seawater stress,
however, the specific mechanism needs further investigation. These findings together support the
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idea that acidification does have an effect on the proteomics and fatty acids compositions of the brine
shrimp.
PS3-14 Planktonic community structure during a harmful bloom of Phaeocystis globosa in a
subtropical bay, with special reference to the ciliates assemblages
Huaxue Liu (liuhuaxue@scsfri.ac.cn)
South China Sea Fisheries Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences, Guangzhou
Phaeocystis globosa can form nearly monospecific dense blooms in global marine waters, which
impact the local aquaculture and fishing industries substantially and are recognized worldwide as a
harmful alga. The planktonic community structure was analyzed during outbreak of a harmful P.
globosa bloom in a subtropical bay, the Maowei Sea, South China Sea. The phytoplankton assemblage
was numerically dominated by colonial P. globosa and contributing nearly 90 % tothe total
abundance.Totally 66 mesozooplankton (>169 ┬╡m) and 19 ciliates species were recorded. The
dominant species for mesozooplankton were Copepoda larvae, Bestiola sinicus,B. amoyensis, Macrura
larvae and Acartia spinicauda, respectively. The ciliate assemblages were numerically dominated by
Codonella rapa, Strombidium globosaneum and Mesodinium rubrum. During the bloom, no significant
correlation between P. globosa and ciliate assemblage was detected, but P. globosa was negatively
related to the total biomass of mesozooplankton and abundance of B. sinicus(p<0.05),suggesting that
P. globosa was uncoupled from the grazing by both ciliates and mesozooplankton when appearing as
colonies form. It seemed to be negatively affected by the nutrient phosphate significantly (p<0.05).
On the other hand, both positive and negative effects among the dominant groups of
mesozooplankton and ciliates were observed (p<0.05) which possibly indicated that the predation of
mesozooplankton upon ciliates might be strengthened during the Phaeocystis bloom and the complex
effect also varied from species to species.
PS3-15 Quasi-climatological description of seasonal variations on phytoplankton community
structure in the East China Sea
Xin Liu (liuxin1983@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
With the effects of climate change and human activities, the role and consequences of phytoplankton
in the biosphere have caused public concern. Although it has been sustained efforts to refine their
potential changes in response to global change, the final outcome has remained an elusive Holy Grail.
To resolve it, climatological knowledge and long-term variations on community structure are
considered to be very precious.
In this study, a large number of field samples and long-term satellite data were applied to obtain the
quasi-climatological distribution patterns of phytoplankton community structure in the East China
Sea. Their spatiotemporal variations were resolved associated with the environmental factors,
highlighting differences in the responses to environmental factors which might be the implications of
future trends.
The results showed that Asian Monsoon driving the distribution patterns of nutrient, light and
temperature is crucial to explaining phytoplankton dynamics in seasonal scale. Diatom is generally
the dominated group, while dinoflagellates, cryptophytes, chrysophytes, cyanobacteria, and
prochlorophytes can be considered as important groups in different spatio-temporal scales.
In addition, high chlorophyll a concentrations were observed during spring and summer in the
continental shelf. We suggest it is higher in spring than that in summer generally, and the
contributions of dinoflagellates to the total chlorophyll a biomass seemed greater than those of
diatoms during spring in the coastal area. Abundant Synechococcus and Prochlorococcus were
observed in waters when temperature higher than 20 тДГ. The highest concentration of Synechococcus
was found in the estuary during summer, while Prochlorococcus were absent in the plume zones.
Synthesis. The entire continental shelf is a highly dynamic region because of the seasonal fluctuations
of several different water masses and thus different seasonal patterns on phytoplankton biomass and
community structure are shown. Based on the responses of temperature and nutrient on biomass of
diatom and dinoflagellates, dinoflagellates bloom in spring might be more serious and early. Results
of Generalized Additive Models indicate physical parameters (temperature and salinity) and chemical
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parameters (nutrients) are relatively more critical to Prochlorococcus and Synechococcus,
respectively. These differences might be very important to predict their future trends.
PS3-16 Phosphorus strategy of Prorocentrum donghaienase and its role in the bloom
formation
Linjian Ou (torangeou@jnu.edu.cn)
Research Center of Harmful Algae and Marine Biology, Jinan University, Guangzhou
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PS3-17 Active cell functions of the cryptophyte symbiont during a Mesodinium rubrum
Dajun Qiu (djqiu@scsio.ac.cn)
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
The nature of the relationship between the ciliate and its kleptoplastic cryptophyte has been the
subject of considerable study and debate.And recent studies using molecular techniques have focused
on the relationship between blooms of the ciliate and the availability of different cryptophyte prey
species, but the interaction between the ciliate host and its kleptoplastid is poorly understood.We
characterize a red tide bloom that occurred in Long Island Sound during Autumn 2012, and
conducted microscopic and phylogenetic analyses to identify the causative ciliate and its endobiotic
alga, transcriptomic analysis to investigate what biochemical activities were taking place in the
bloom.Phylogenetic analyses verified that the bloom organism was M. rubrum while that
endosymbiotic alga was T. amphioxeia. Meanwhile, the result of the metatranscriptomic data is
indicated the plastid, nuclear, mitochondrion, and endoplasmic reticulum in T. amphioxeia within M.
rubrum were kept actively in this study. And the most of cryptophyte cells reside within host
membrane-bound compartment that is retain their intact organelle. So we deduced the M.rubrum
acquire the capacity for photosynthesis though harboring intact endosymbiotic algae during the
bloom.
PS3-19 Distribution of phytoplankton biodiversity in relationship to environmental variables
in South-five island of Miaodao Archipelago
Honghua Shi (shihonghua@fio.org.cn)
The First Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Qingdao
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PS3-20 Molecular insight into the micorbial metabolisms on high-weight dissolved organic
matters
Kai Tang (tangkai@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
High-weight carbohydrates and peptides are major components of DOM in aquatic ecosystems, and
their microbial assimilation is therefore an important driver of the carbon cycle. Enzymes involved in
carbohydrate metabolism include carbohydrate esterases (CE), glycoside hydrolases (GH), glycosyl
transferases (GT), and polysaccharide lyases (PL), commonly referred to as carbohydrate-active
enzymes (CAZymes). They have a pivotal role in cleaving and decomposing and transforming DOM. A
comprehensive survey of CAZymes in marine bacterial genomes and metagenome was presented.
Bacteria with abundant GHs are degraders of the complex polysaccharides (including some semilable
DOM) in marine system and are of great interest in diverse. Bioassays combination with genomics,
transcriptomics and proteomics on a high-weight dissolved organic matters degrader--Gramella
flavus JLT2011 revealed their capacity to degrade numerous polysacchride from phytoplankton with
complex metabolomic network.
PS3-21 Physiological responses of a model marine diatom to fast pH changes, with special
implication of coastal water acidification
Yaping Wu (yapingwu@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Diatoms in coastal waters experience fast pH changes due to high biological activities. While CO2
concentrating mechanism (CCM) is employed by all diatoms tested to counter the low CO 2 availability
in seawater, little is known how this mechanism responses to fast pH changes. In the present study,
the model diatom, Thalassiosira pseudonana, was acclimated to low pH (7.81) at elevated CO2 of 1000
╬╝atm (HC) and high pH (8.18) at ambient CO2 of 390 ╬╝atm (LC) for 20 generations, then its
physiological performances were investigated by shifting HC to LC or vice versa. The maximal
electron transport rate (ETR) was reduced by decreased CO2 availability immediately in the
HC-grown cells, showing much lower values compared to that of the LC-grown ones. However, the
cells showed high efficiency to retrieve their photochemical performance regardless of the growth
CO2 levels, with their ETR reaching its initial level in about 100 min. This result indicates that this
diatom can modulate CCM quickly to maintain steady state supply of CO 2, which is required for the
photosynthetic machinery. In addition, active uptake of CO2 could play a fundamental role during the
induction of CCM under CO2 limitation, since the cells maintained high ETR even both intracellular
and periplasmic carbonic anhydrase was inhibited. It is concluded that efficient regulation of CCM is
one of the key strategy for diatoms to survive in fast pH changing environment, e.g. for the tested
species, dominating in coastal waters where highly fluctuating pH is observed.
PS3-22 Phytoplankton dynamics with environmental factors in the East China Sea inferred
from generalized additive mixed models
Wupeng Xiao (xiaowupeng1@163.com)
College of Environment and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Using two dominant pigments, fucoxanthin and peridinin, in the East China Sea (ECS), we applied the
generalized additive mixed models (GAMMs) to explore the dynamics of diatoms and dinoflagellates
with various environmental factors. Total chlorophyll a, spatial and temporal parameters were also
incorporated to improve the models. After allowing heterogeneity between months, our GAMMs are
statistically available and successfully accounts for 79% and 55% of the variation of loge-transformed
fucoxanthin (lnFuco) and peridinin (lnPeri), respectively. Model results regenerate most of the known
ecological knowledge of diatoms and dinoflagellates in the ECS. The early spring diatom blooms, late
spring dinoflagellate blooms, and summer diatom blooms are reflected sufficiently by the
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temperature and the month effects. The salinity, MLD, and ln(N/P) effects suggest diatoms are
controlled by balance of light and nutrient conditions and the more importance of nutrient and less
importance of light condition for dinoflagellates. lnPeri displays positive trend at higher temperature
and ln(N/P) levels while lnFuco performs negative, suggesting that the dominance of diatoms may be
threaten by warm adapted dinoflagellates as global warming and anthropogenic N discharge to the
ECS are ongoing. This study deserves the first time establishing quantitative links between
phytoplankton pigments and various environmental factors. The results of our GAMMs have
important implications for the impact of climate change on phytoplankton community dynamics in
the ECS, and itтАЩs easy to extend to other marginal seas.
PS3-23 Microbial eukaryotes (protists) from the South China Sea: insights from next
generation sequencing
Dapeng Xu (dapengxu@xmu.edu.cn), Nianzhi Jiao
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Microbial eukaryotes (protistan) are composed of morphologically, genetically, and functionally
diverse group of single-celled eukaryotes and they play fundamental ecological roles as primary
producers, consumers, decomposers, and trophic links in aquatic food webs. Recent environmental
DNA surveys based on clone libraries of rRNA genes revealed a high diversity of eukaryotes present
in marine environments. However, clone-library surveys yield only a modest number of sequences
with which to evaluate the diversity of marine eukaryotes. In the present work, we examined the
community structure of microbial eukaryotes in the South China Sea using deep illumina sequencing
of environmental 18S rDNA from surface water to deep basins. Our results showed that DNA of all
major groups of microbial eukaryotes were recovered at the South China Sea water columns with
Alveolate and Rhizaria contributing strongly to the microbial eukaryotic communities at all sampling
stations and depths. Generally, the contribution of rhizarians sequences increased with the increase
of water depth and at abyssal basins their contribution to the total microbial eukaryotic community
reached to over 75%. The Bray-Curtis similarity analyses showed that the community structures of
surface microbial eukaryotic assemblages were significantly different from those of deep water
independent of sampling stations. Also, a large number of sequences affiliated with Excavata were
detected especially at deep waters with unknown functions. Out findings highlight the microbial
eukaryotic community structure in the South China Sea and urged more efforts were needed to apply
to reveal their functions in situ.
PS3-24 How marine microalgae sequester carbon dioxide: perspectives from population and
single cell
Jian Xu (xujian@qibebt.ac.cn)
Qingdao Institute of BioEnergy and Bioprocess Technology, Qingdao
Marine microalgae fix a significant portion of atmospheric carbon dioxide into polysaccharides and
lipids, which can be used as biofuels. However, how the carbon conversion is achieved at the
molecular, cellular, population and consortia levels remains not well understood. Nannochloropsis spp.
are a group of marine microalgae that are capable of growing rapidly under a wide range of
environmental conditions and producing large amounts of neutral lipids (mainly in a form of
triacylglycerol, TAG) and a high level of valuable polyunsatiated fatty acids such as EPA. Using
Nannochloropsis spp. as a research model and employing a combination of functional genomics tools,
we and our collaborators revealed the structure, function and evolution of gene networks that
underlie robust TAG production and environmental tolerance. Furthermore, we developed an
instrument called Raman-activated Cell Sorter (RACS) to phenotype and isolate individual microalgal
and bacterial cells based on their roles in carbon fixation and storage, without any external staining
or labeling. The RACS platform enables direct function-based phenotyping and genotyping of
uncultured microbes from the ocean and other natural environments. It should also shed new light
on the mechanism of тАЬphenotypic heterogeneityтАЭ, which is a universal phenomenon of profound
implications in environmental sciences and biotechnology industry.
PS3-25 Transcriptome sequencing of the marine microalga, Chlorella pyrenoidosa
(Chlorophyta), and the analyses of carbonic anhydrase expression under salt stress
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Xue Sun, Weiwei Wang, Jia Shen, Nian-Jun Xu (xunianjun@nbu.edu.cn)
Key Laboratory of Marine Biotechnology of Zhejiang Province&School of Marine Sciences, Ningbo
University, Ningbo
In this study, the transcriptome of the marine microalga, Chlorellapyrenoidosa 820, was sequenced by
high-throughput RNA-seq using Illumina HiSeq 2000. Because the genome sequence of this species is
unknown, the resulting transcriptome was assembled de novo and annotated. This resulted in 4.71G
clean nucleotides with a 56.91% GC content and yielded a total of 36,826 unigenes with a mean
length of 1089 nt. Among these, 23,015 unigenes were annotated in the NCBI-NR, NCBI-NT,
Swiss-Prot, KEGG, COG and GO databases with a cut-off E-value of 10-5. In the annotated sequences,
21 unigenes were identified as carbonic anhydrase (CA), which is an important enzyme in the
CO2-concentrating mechanism (CCM), and were homologous to nine ╬▒-, eight ╬▓-, and four ╬│-CAs.
Interestingly, the expression of three CA subtypes, including one ╬▒-, one ╬▓- and one ╬│-CA analyzed by
real-time quantitative PCR showed induction by high salinity. These results will enrich the CA
sequence information in the database and will help understand CCM in the genus Chlorella.
PS3-26 A bead-beating based method to extract DNA from marine phytoplankton for
quantitative PCR applications
Jian Yuan (leon19841@gmail.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Marine phytoplankton are highly diverse with different species possessing different cell coverings,
posing challenges for thoroughly breaking the cells in DNA extraction yet preserving DNA integrity.
While quantitative molecular techniques have been increasingly used in phytoplankton research, an
effective and simple method broadly applicable to different lineages and natural assemblages is still
lacking. In this study, we developed a bead-beating protocol based on our previous experience and
tested it against 9 species of phytoplankton representing different lineages and different cell covering
rigidities. The key steps were 3-day incubation of samples soaked in lysis buffer and bead beating
afterward. We found the bead-beating method not only enhanced the final yield of DNA (highest as 2
fold) in comparison with the non-bead-beating method, but also preserved the DNA integrity.
Furthermore, when Alexandrium fundyense, Prorocentrum donghaiense and Chlorella sp. cultures were
added to a field-collected sample, the added cell numbers (1.1 ├Ч 104, 2.3 ├Ч 105, 2 ├Ч 107) and the ratio
of their corresponding ITS (Internal Transcribed Spacer) copies (1.44 : 1 : 1.04) were closely retrieved
using qPCR (1.2 ├Ч 104, 2.4 ├Ч 105, 1.9 ├Ч 107) and cloning (1.54 : 1 : 1). When our method was applied to
a field sample collected at a subtropical bay located in Xiamen, China, the resultant ITS clone library
revealed a highly diverse assemblage of phytoplankton and other micro-eukaryotes. All the results
indicate that the method is likely to be useful for environmental surveys of phytoplankton diversity
and abundance.
PS3-27 Bacterial communities and impact of contamination in the tropical and subtropical
mangrove revealed by pyrosequencing
Peng Zhou, Liping Zheng (lipingzheng@sidsse.ac.cn), Shunyan Cheung, Hongbin Liu, Hongmei Jing
Sanya Institute of Deep-sea Science and Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Sanya
Mangroves are unique and diverse coastal ecosystems with confined distribution in the tropical and
subtropical regions. They nowadays are highly threatened by the surrounding wastewater discharge
and other anthropogenic contaminations, with a disappearing rate of 1~2% per year. However, the
impacts of contamination on the bacterial populations inhabited in the mangrove sediment,
especially in respective tropical and subtropical regions, were largely unknown. In this study,
contaminated and pristine mangrove sediment samples were collected from subtropical Haikou (HKC
and HKNC) and tropical Sanya (SYC and SYNC) and investigated using pyrosequencing and
quantitative PCR of the 16S rRNA gene. Generally, diversity and abundance of bacteria were much
higher in the contaminated sediments than those in the pristine sediments. The former also had
much higher number of unique OTUs and species richness in the tropical region, but opposite trends
found in the subtropical region. All the samples were dominated by Proteobacteria and
Planctomycetes, and the former was mainly composed of a-, g- and s-proteobacteria. UPGMA
clustering clearly demonstrated that bacteria communities in the tropical and subtropical mangrove
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sediments formed two distinct clusters; and community variations were associated with the changes
of salinity and NO3- concentration based on multiple correlation analysis. Our study revealed that
contaminations could significantly increase bacterial diversity and abundance, but their roles were
not comparable with those of geographical latitude separation in terms of bacterial community shifts.
PS3-28 Habitat Suitability Analysis of Eelgrass (Zostera marina L.) in the Subtidal Zone of
Xiaoheishan Island
Jian Zhou (zhoujian.park@163.com)
Marine Biology Institute of Shangdong Province, Qingdao
We present a GIS-based habitat suitability index (HSI) model to identify suitable areas for
ZosteramarinaL. restoration in the subtidal zone of Xiaoheishan Island. The controlling factors in the
model, in order of importance, are Secchi depth, sedimentation, water temperature, salinity, current
velocity, water depth and nutrient quality. Specific factor piecewise functions have been used to
transform parameter values into normalized quality indexes. The weight of each factor was defined
using expert knowledge and the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) method. All of the data thus
obtained were interpolated using the inverse distance weighted (IDW) interpolation method to
create maps for the entire region. In this study, the analysis of habitat suitability in the subtidal zone
of Xiaoheishan Island was conducted for four seasons. According to the GIS-based HSI model, the
optimal habitat of Zosteramarina L. appears in spring, although habitat remains suitable all year
round. On the whole, the optimum site for eelgrass restoration is located in the eastern region,
followed by the western and southern regions. We believe that the GIS-based HSI model could be a
promising tool to select sites for ZosteramarinaL. restoration and could also be applicable in other
types of habitat evaluation.
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PS4-01 Screening of VibrioтАЩ Antagonistic bacteria and a preliminary study on thire active
substances
Xianhui An (anxh@hhit.edu.cn)
Huaihai Institute of Technology, Lianyungang
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PS4-02 Antibiotic residue detection in Malaysia marine farmed fish and shrimp
Ee Lean Thiang, Chui Wei Bong (cwbong@um.edu.my), Choon Weng Lee
Laboratory of Microbial Ecology, Institute of Biological Sciences, University of Malaya, Malaysia &
Institute of Ocean and Earth Sciences (IOES), University of Malaya, Malaysia
Antibiotics are commonly used to control and prevent microbial diseases in aquaculture. However,
indiscriminate use of antibiotics has lead to the retention of antibiotic residues in aquaculture
products, which is a serious threat to public health.Nineteendifferent prawn and fish samples
werecollected from six main seafood production districts of Peninsular Malaysia to determine the
presence of antibiotic residues. Antibiotic concentration of 24 antibiotics belong tofour commonly
used antibiotic groups (sulfanamide, quinolone, tetracycline and phenicol) in aquaculturewere
measured using high performance liquid chromatography electrospray ionization tandem mass
spectrometry. Oxytetracycline residues were detected in two shrimp samples tested at concentration
of 53┬╡g/kg and 65 ┬╡g/kg. Our study indicated that some marine farmed shrimp have contaminated
with antibiotic, suggesting a greater riskto human health and economic.
PS4-03 Direct evidence of hormesis in marine microalgae as induced by glyphosate
Zhuoping Cai (zpcai@scau.edu.cn)
Department of Ecological Science, Jinan University, Guangzhou
Hormesis is an interesting phenomenon which is characterized by dose-response relationships
displaying low-dose stimulation and high-dose inhibition. Marine microalgae are the first primary
producers in the aquatic ecosystem, and they are playing a crucial role in maintaining the balance and
stability of marine ecosystem. In recent years, it has become a hot topic to study the hormesis in
marine microalgae and its consequence ecological risk, because large amounts of organosphosphorus
pesticides applied in the agricultural practices and our daily life have resulted in serious
contamination in marine environment. In this study, 4 typical microalgae species (2 red tide
microalgae and 2 economic microalgae species), including Skeletonemacostatum, Heterosigma
akashiwo, Chaetoceros sp. and Platymonas subcordiformiswere exposed to the widely-used
organophosphours pesticides glyphosate, so as to explore the hormesis induced by
organophosphours pesticides on marine microalgae and its underlying ecological implication. Our
results showed that the microalgae species responded differently to the low-dose glyphosate. It was
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clear that red tide microalgae were more sensitive to glyphosate, as compared to the economic ones.
Homesis phenomena existed in microalgae after glyphosate exposure. In general, low-dose
glyphosate stimulated growth of S. costatum and H. akashiwo. Besides, low-dose glyphosate
stimulated growth in microalgae might be associated with the increase of photochemical ability. The
results suggest that outbreak of red tides in marine environment may be associated with the
hormesis in microalgae as induced by pollutants.
PS4-04 Tissue distribution, bioconcentration, and liver proteome response of sulfamethazine
in marine medaka (Oryzias melastigma)
Guanghui Ding (ghdingdl@163.com)
Dalian Maritime University, Dalian
As very effective pharmaceuticals for preventing/treating diseases and promoting growth, antibiotics
have been extensively used in human and veterinary medicine practice. Recently, antibiotics have
raised considerable concern as they may cause potential risks in abnormal physiological processes,
reproductive impairment, development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and increased mixture toxicity.
Sulfamethazine, a representative antibiotic, has been detected in various aquatic environments.
However, the information about its tissue distribution, bioconcentration and toxicity effects in
non-target aquatic organisms is relatively limited. In the present study, adult marine medaka
(Oryziasmelastigma) were exposed to waterborne sulfamethazine at environmental level for 14 d,
and then recovered in clean sea water for 14 day. The tissue distributions of sulfamethazine in gill,
liver, gonad and muscle of marine medaka were analyzed by LC-MS/MS. The kinetic bioconcentration
factors were estimated based on concentrations of sulfamethazine in aquatic phase and tissues. The
altered abundance of proteins in liver of marine medaka exposed to sulfamethazine was quantified
using a label-free LC-MS/MS mass spectrometry workflow. The results were useful to understand the
mechanism of bioconcentration and potential toxicity of antibiotics to marine medaka.
PS4-05 Toxic effects of chronic sub-lethal exposure of P-CTX-1 on mice
Limin Feng (lmfeng-x@my.cityu.edu.hk), J.J Wu, Y.L. Mak , M. Yan, Paul K.S. Lam, Leo L.L. Chan*
Shenzhen Key Laboratory for Sustainable Use of Marine Biodiversity & Research Centre for the
Oceans and Human Health, City University of Hong Kong Shenzhen Research Institute, Shenzhen
Ciguatera fish poisoning (CFP) is a food intoxication which caused by the consumption of coral reef
fish contaminated by a kinds of polyether neurotoxins called ciguatoxins (CTXs). CFP is a world-wide
health issue and the incidence has increased rapidly in recent years. CTXs can be categorized as
pacific-CTX (P-CTX), caribbean-CTX (C-CTX) and indian-CTX (I-CTX). P-CTX-1 has been suggested to
be the most potent CTX, contributing to around 90% of the total lethality. Because of the source of the
imported wild coral reef fish in China, most of the CFP incidence was caused by P-CTX-1, especially in
Hong Kong and Shenzhen. In humans, CFP is usually associated with gastrointestinal, cardiovascular,
neurological and neuropsychiatric symptoms and signs not only in acute ciguatera poisoning, but also
in chronic poisoning. Approximately 5% of CFP victims develop chronic ciguatera, a widespread,
multi-symptom, multisystem, chronic illness that can last for tens of years. However, the
toxicokinetics and toxic effects of repeated sublethal CTXs exposure to mammals remains unclear.In
this study, NIH mice were exposured to a sub-lethal dose of P-CTX-1 (0.264 ng/g body weight) first
and then a lower does (0.065 ng/g body weight) for 6 times every 3 days. Body temperature, blood,
urineя╝Мfaeces, as well as different tissues were collected at the same time intervals (0.5, 1, 3, 8, 24, 48h)
after each exposure. The food intake and body weight were measured every day as well. From this
investigation, we found that signs of P-CTX-1 intoxications appeared with the first sub-lethal dosage,
which were accompanied by a significant decrease in body weight and food intake of the mice. The
same symptoms occurred in subsequent lower dosages of P-CTX-1, which suggested that low dosage
might induce a recurrence of chronic ciguatera. However, the mice became acclimatized to the toxin
after several low dosage exposures, and the toxic effect became inconspicuous with the passage of
time.
PS4-06 Developmental toxicity of benzophenone-3 and 2-ethyl-hexyl-4-trimethoxycinnamate
in marine medaka (Oryzias melastigma) embryos
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Haizheng Hong (honghz@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science & College of the Environment and Ecology,
Xiamen University, Xiamen,
Benzophenone-3 (BP-3) and 2-ethyl-hexyl-4-trimethoxycinnamate (EHMC) are two major organic UV
filters which have been widely used to protect humans and materials from damage by UV irradiation.
BP-3 and EHMC are ubiquitously found in aquatic biota and environmental media, while their
impacts on marine fish are not well known. In this study we assessed the developmental toxicity of
BP-3 and EHMC using the embryos of marine medaka (Oryzias melastigma). Freshly fertilized marine
medaka embryos were exposed to various concentrations of BP-3 and EHMC (0.1, 0.5, 2 and 5 mg/L)
until the first fry stage, and hatch success, morphology, cardiac function and flipping frequency were
examined. Both BP-3 and EHMC significantly increased the embryo heart beats at the low exposure
concentration of 0.1 mg/L, while decreased the embryo heart beats in the higher exposure groups
(0.5, 2 and 5 mg/L).The hatching rate and survival rate were decreased upon both BP-3 and EMHC
exposure. The malformation rate at the first fry stage was also induced by both BP-3 and EMHC at a
dose dependent manner, with the formation of pericardial edema and yolk sac edema as the most
frequently observed malformation. The mechanisms of BP-3 and EHMC induced developmental
toxicity will be explored in the future study.
PS4-07 Evaluation of various HILIC columns and sample treatment methods of tetrodotoxin in
puffer fish by LC-MS/MS
W. W Huang (wwhuang-x@my.cityu.edu.hk), J.J Wu, Paul K.S. Lam, Leo L.L. Chan*
Shenzhen Key Laboratory for Sustainable Use of Marine Biodiversity & Research Centre for the
Oceans and Human Health, City University of Hong Kong Shenzhen Research Institute, Shenzhen
Tetrodotoxin (TTX) is one of the most potent and well known marine neurotoxins. Over the past few
decades, various types of poisoning incidents about TTX have been reported. Both public health and
aquaculture industries have been affected by TTX associated poisoning. At present, liquid
chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) was proved to be an effective and sensitive
method to detect TTX. However, due to the co-extracting interfering components, the matrix effects
are frequently evident. In this study we try to simplify the extraction procedure to reduce the matrix
effect as well as the cost. Four hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography (HILIC) columnswere
evaluated in this study to for detecting TTX by LC-MS/MS. The chromatographic behavior of the
selected columns has been compared. The nature of the HILIC material and the composition of
mobile phase play an important role in the analysis of TTX. Meanwhile, various sample treatment
methods have been evaluated by matrix spike recovery using fish flesh of non-toxic puffer fish. ItтАЩs
found that methanol can remove the impurities and give better peak shape and mass signal. In the
present study, a sensitive and rapid extraction methodcombined with LC-MS/MS for the detection
and quantification of TTX has beendeveloped. The newly developed LC-MS/MS method will be used
to study the spatial distribution, species difference and seasonal variation of TTX in puffer fish which
collected from Hongkong sea waters .
PS4-08 iTRAQ-based quantitative proteomic analyses on the gender-specific responses in
mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis to tetrabromobisphenol A
Chenglong Ji (clji@yic.ac.cn)
Key Laboratory of Coastal Environmental Processes and Ecological Remediation, Yantai Institute of
Coastal Zone Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Yantai
Tetrabromobisphenol A (TBBPA) accounts for the largest production of brominated flame-retardants
(BFRs) along the Laizhou Bay in China and is the most widely used BFR in industrial products. It can
induce diverse toxicities including hepatotoxicity, nephrotoxicity, neurotoxicity and endocrine
disrupting effects in mammalian and fish models. In this work, we applied iTRAQ-based proteomics
to investigate the gender-specific responses in mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis to TBBPA. Thirty-one
proteins were differentially expressed in hepatopancreas between male and female mussels, which
clearly indicated the biological differences between male and female mussels at the protein level.
After exposure of TBBPA (18.4 nmol/L) for one month, a total of 60 proteins were differentially
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expressed in response to the TBBPA treatment in mussel hepatopancreas, among which 33 and 29
proteins were significantly altered in TBBPA-treated male and female mussel samples, respectively.
Only two of the 60 proteins were commonly altered in both male and female mussel samples exposed
to TBBPA. Based on KEGG analysis, these differentially expressed proteins of TBBPA-induced effects
were assigned to several groups, including cytoskeleton, reproduction and development, metabolism,
signal transduction, gene expression, stress response and apoptosis. Overall, results indicated that
TBBPA exposure could induce apoptosis, oxidative and immune stresses and disruption in energy,
protein and lipid metabolisms in both male and female mussels with different mechanisms. This
work suggested that the gender differences should be considered in ecotoxicoproteomics.
PS4-09 Seasonal variation of polybrominated diphenyl ethers in PM2.5 aerosols over the East
China Sea
Yuanyuan Li (yuanyuanli@fudan.edu.cn)
Fudan University, Shanghai
Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) are a group of flame retardants that are applied to reduce
the flammability of many industrial and commercial products such as electrical and electronic
products, textiles, plastics, building materials and furnishings. China, as a global manufacturing center,
had large demand for PBDEs over the past decades. These PBDEs originated from East and North
China probably transport to East China Sea (ECS), even to Northwest Pacific Ocean when
northwesterly winds prevail. However, the impact of PBDEs atmospherically transported from China
to ECS has been even untouched. In this study, PM2.5 aerosol samples were collected from a receptor
site (Huaniao Island, N30.86╦Ъ, E122.67╦Ъ) in ECS, in order to explore the seasonal variation of the
PM2.5-bound PBDEs in this receptor site, and to reveal the influence of continental outflow on the
ambient atmosphere over ECS. PBDEs were extracted with dichloromethane in a Soxhlet apparatus,
and measured by GC-MS (Agilent GC7890 coupled with 5975C MSD)
Twelve PBDE congeners were detected including BDE-17, -28, -47, -66, -71, -85, -99, -100, -153, -154,
-183 and BDE-209. The concentrations of BDE-209 and total 11 PBDEs without BDE-209 (тИС11PBDEs)
were 7.1┬▒6.8 and 0.97┬▒0.52 pg/m3, respectively. In this study, the PM2.5-bound BDE-209 over ECS
was predominant and contributed to 59-98% of the total PBDE concentrations. This was in good
agreement with the observations in the surrounding areas of ECS and the fact that BDE-209 was
widely detected with high concentrations due to the largely use of Deca-BDE mixture in China.
Besides BDE-209, large abundance of penta-BDE (dominated by BDE-99 with the percentage of
20.9┬▒11.7% for тИС11PBDEs) and tetra-BDE (dominated by BDE-47 with the percentage of 20.4┬▒11.1%
for тИС11PBDEs) detected in the atmosphere over ECS was consistent with the composition of
Penta-BDE technical mixture used in China.
A distinct seasonal variation was observed for both BDE-209 and тИС11PBDEs in PM2.5 of ECS, that
higher concentrations in winter and spring dominated by the northwesterly winds while lower
concentrations in autumn and summer when the southeasterly winds prevailed, suggesting a
significant role of continental outflow on the elevated concentrations of PM2.5-bound PBDEs in
winter and spring. Besides, during the sampling period, one dust storm originated from North China
and Mongolia, and passed over East China was observed in spring with high concentration of PBDEs,
indicated that the strong dust storm could increase the transport load of PBDEs into ECS when
passing through the high polluted areas. However, due to the absence of continental outflow in
autumn and summer, the good correlations between BDE-209 and тИС11PBDEs implied a potential
contribution of the low brominated PBDEs from photoproducts of BDE-209 in high temperature
circumstance. Meanwhile, the good correlations of OC with BDE-209 and BDE-99 suggested a
significant role of OC in the occurrence of PM2.5-bound PBDEs over ECS, implied that the adsorption
of PBDEs on the organic particles could be another cause for the seasonal variations in the
PM2.5-bound PBDE concentrations.
PS4-10 Bloom of Karlodinium australe (Gymnodiniales, Dinophyceae) associated with massive
fish mortality along the West Johor Strait, Malaysia
Hong Chang Lim, TohHii Tan, Nyuk Fong Kon, LehHieYek, Kieng Soon Hii, Sing Tung Teng,
RoziawatiMohdRazali, GiresUsup, MitsunoriIwataki, Chui Pin Leaw, Po Teen Lim (ptlim@um.edu.my)
Bachok Marine Research Station, Institute of Ocean and Earth Sciences, University of Malaya,
Malaysia
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A recent mass mortality of fishes was observed along the cage farming areas along the West Johor
Strait of Malaysia. This fish kill event involved over four different species of cultured fishes, with an
estimate number of 50,000 fish affected. A field investigation has been undertaken at six stations
along the West Johor strait; water samples were collected and examined for the presence of harmful
species. Dead fishes were collected for necropsy. This investigation revealed a phytoplankton
composition dominated by a species of Karlodinium, with considerably high cell densities ranged
from 0.31 to 2.34 ├Ч 106cells l-1. Karlodinium cell densities constituted 68.8тАУ98.6% of the
phytoplankton relative abundances throughout the stations sampled. Detailed morphological
assessment by light and scanning microscopy unveiled that the species identity as
Karlodiniumaustrale de Salas, Bolch and Hallegraeff. This was supported by molecular evidence of the
nuclear encoded large subunit ribosomal gene (LSU rDNA) and the second internal transcribed
spacer (ITS2) via single-cell PCR. The sequences of LSU rDNA yielded 3.6тАУ4.0% divergence when
compared to the sister taxa, K. armiger; and > 6.5% when compared to other Karlodinium species.
Fish necropsy showed symptomssimilar to those affected by the ichthyotoxins, karlotoxins. This
represents the first report of mass mortality of cage-cultured fishes as well wild fish attributed to the
unarmored dinoflagellate, Karlodiniumaustrale.
PS4-11 The physiological effects of Pacific ciguatoxin-1 (P-CTX-1) in marine medaka (Oryzias
melastigma)
Chih-Ning Liu (chihnliu@cityu.edu.hk)
State Key Laboratory in Marine Pollution, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Pacific ciguatoxin-1 (P-CTX-1) is a heat-stable, lipophilic cyclic polyether. Its precursors,
gambiertoxins (such as P-CTX-4A and P-CTX-4B), are derived from marine benthic dinoflagellates
such as Gambierdiscustoxicus. Gambiertoxins can be oxidized to P-CTX-1 in fish by the liver
cytochrome enzymes, and then bioaccumulated and biotransferred along food chains. Predators at
the top of the food chains could thus accumulate the highest concentrations of P-CTX-1 and be at the
greatest risks. Studies have shown that P-CTXs can induce mortalities of crustaceans, fishes and
marine mammals. Yet, the physiological effects of P-CTXs in marine fishes were not well-studied. In
this study, larva of marine medaka (Oryzias melastigma) was used as an animal model to assess
physiological toxicity of P-CTX-1 in fishes. Different concentrations of P-CTX-1 (11.1 ng/ml, 33.3
ng/ml, 44.4 ng/ml, 55.5 ng/ml, 66.6 ng/ml, 166.5 ng/ml, 333 ng/ml and 666 ng/ml) were
administrated to the larval marine medaka by microinjection. Mortality, swimming pattern and heart
rate of larval marine medaka were monitored after P-CTX-1 exposure. The results showed that the
effects of P-CTX-1 on the mortality, abnormal swimming pattern and heart rate were dose-dependent.
For swimming pattern, over 80% of the high-dose (166.5 ng/ml, 333 ng/ml and 666 ng/ml) treated
fishes and 10% of medium-dose (44.4 ng/ml, 55.5 ng/ml and 66.6 ng/ml) treated fishes displayed
abnormal swimming patterns (lay down at dish bottom or swam vertically) in the water surface after
24-hr and 96-hr post exposure. In contrast, there was no observable swimming pattern difference
between low-dose treated fishes (11.1ng/ml and 33.3 ng/ml) and control groups (injected with 4%
Tween 60 in PBS). In addition, about 15-45% decrease in heart rate of larval marine medaka was
found in the high-dose groups as compared with those in the control group. These results suggest
that P-CTX-1 may affect heart development, motor co-ordination and reproductive success of marine
fishes. Besides, the species sensitive to P-CTX-1 could be more susceptible to predation, resulting in a
change of food web structure and ecological imbalance in the tropical and subtropical climate zones.
PS4-12 Bioaccumulation and trophic transfer of short chain chlorinated paraffins in a marine
food web from the liaodong bay, North China
Xindong Ma (xdma@nmemc.org.cn)
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center, Dalian
Short chain chlorinated paraffins (SCCPs) are under the evaluation for inclusion into the Stockholm
Convention on persistent organic pollutants. However, information on their bioconcentration and
biomagnification in marine ecosystems is unavailable, limiting the evaluation of their ecological risks.
In this study, seawater, sediment, zooplankton, invertebrates and fishes collected from the Liaodong
Bay, Bohai Sea, North China were analyzed to investigate the residual level, congener group profile,
bioaccumulation and trophic transfer of SCCPs in a marine food web. The total concentrations of
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SCCPs ranged from 4.1 to 13.1 ng LтАУ1 in seawater, 65 to 541 ng gтАУ1 (dw) in sediment, and 86 to 4400
ng gтАУ1 (ww) in organisms. Correspondence analysis indicated the relative enrichment of C10Cl5 and
C11Cl5 formula groups in most aquatic organisms. Both the logarithm bioaccumulation factors (log
BAFs: 4.1тАУ6.7) and biotaтАУsediment accumulation factors (BSAFs: 0.1тАУ7.3) of individual congeners
implied the bioaccumulation of SCCPs. The trophic magnification factor (TMF) of тИСSCCPs was
determined to be 2.38 in the zooplanktonтАУshrimpтАУfish food web, indicating biomagnification
potential of SCCPs in the marine ecosystem. The TMF values of individual congener groups
significantly correlated with their log KOW values.
PS4-13 Effects of CO2-driven ocean acidification on early life stages of Marine Medaka (Oryzias
melastigma)
Jingli Mu (jinglimu@126.com), Jin Fei, Wang Juying, Zheng Nan, Cong Yi
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center, Dalian
The potential effects of elevated CO2 level and reduced carbonate saturation state on fishes and other
non-calcifying marine organisms arestill poorly known. In present study, we investigated the effects
of ocean acidification on embryogenesis and organogenesisof newly hatched larvae of marine
medaka (Oryzias melastigma) after 21 d exposure of eggs to different artificially acidified seawater
(pH 7.6 and pH 7.2, respectively), and compared with the control group (pH 8.2). Results showed that
CO2-driven seawater acidification (pH 7.6 and pH 7.2) had no detectable effect on hatching time,
hatching rate, and heart rate of embryos. However, the deformity rate of larvae in pH 7.2 treatment
was significantly higher than that in control treatment. The left and right otolith areas did not differ
significantly from each other. In contrast, the mean otolith area of larvae in pH 7.6 treatment was
significantly smaller than that of the control (p=0.024). These results suggest that although marine
medaka might be more tolerant of elevated environmental CO2 level than some other fishes, the effect
of elevated CO2level on the calcification of otolith is likely to be a more susceptible physiological
process of pH regulation in early life stage of marine medaka.
PS4-14 The speciation of Cu and Zn in two hyperaccumulator estuarine oysters: a synchrotron
study
Qiao-guo Tan (tanqg@xmu.edu.cn), Yu Wang, Wen-Xiong Wang
Key Laboratory of Ministry of Education for Coastal and Wetland Ecosystems, College of Environment
and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The speciation of Cu and Zn were studied in two hyperaccumulator estuarine oysters, i.e., Crassostrea
hongkongensis and Crassostrea sikamea, using synchrotron techniques, including the
X-ray-absorption near-edge structure (XANES) and the extended X-ray absorption fine structure
(EXAFS). The two techniques corroborated each other and provided consistent speciation
information. Lower proportion of tissue Cu and Zn were found as sulfur-bonded (thiolate) species,
which was replaced by oxygen- or nitrogen-bonded species, in the contaminated oysters than in the
normal ones. In the gill of normal C. hongkongensis, Cu and Zn occurred mainly in species resembling
cysteine complexes; in the gill of contaminated ones, the major metal species resembled histidine
complexes or phosphates. Speciation of Cu and Zn in mantle was similar to that in gill, both of which
were different from that in digestive gland. Even in the digestive gland of heavily contaminated C.
hongkongensis, the proportion of thiolate species was still substantial. In C. sikamea, the contrast in
metal speciation between normal and contaminated individuals was similar to but much less
pronounced than that in C. hongkongensis. Cu existed in different oxidation state when bonded with
different atoms, i.e., as Cu(I) when bonded with sulfur, and as Cu(II) when bonded with oxygen or
nitrogen. This study provided direct and semi-quantitative information on the changes of metal
speciation in contaminated oysters, indicating that in metal-rich environments oysters could
efficiently detoxify excessively accumulated Cu and Zn by storing them in oxygen- and
nitrogen-bonded complexes.
PS4-15 Contamination of PFOS/PFOA in the surface sediment of the estuarine and coastal
areas of China
Xinhong Wang (xhwang@xmu.edu.cn), Yongyu Li
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science&College of the Environment & Ecology,
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Xiamen University, Xiamen
Due to the degradation-resistant and bioaccumulation, Perfluorooctane Sulfonate (PFOS) and
Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) were widely found in the world. Since May 2009, PFOA, PFOS and its
salts had been listed in the Stockholm Convention and become the new type of persistent organic
pollutants (POPs). In this study, 56 surface sediments were collected from Jiulong River estuary to
Taiwan Strait in June-2009 and Marginal Sea of China (Yellow Sea, East China Sea and South China
Sea), the contamination level, spatial distributions of PFOS/PFOA were discussed. In the Jiulong River
estuary to Taiwan Strait, the concentrations (dry weight) of PFOS and PFOA in surface sediment
ranged from 0.01 to 1.11 ng g-1 (mean 0.25 ng g-1), 0.02 to 0.41 ng g-1 (mean 0.10 ng g-1), and the PFCs
concentrations in the estuary were higher than the Taiwan strait. In the coastal areas of China, the
concentrations (dry weight) of PFOS and PFOA in surface sediment ranged from not detect to 0.15 ng
g-1(mean 0.03 ng g-1), 0.02 to 0.12 ng g-1(mean0.05 ng g-1), while the high PFCs concentrations
appeared in the Changjiang Estuary, Yangtze Estuary and Hainan Island. It was found that PFCs
concentrations in the coastal sediments of China were lower than those in the developed countries,
those were closely linked with socioeconomic development and human activity intensity in the
surrounding regions.
PS4-16 The toxic effect of typical crude oil components and their weathering products to
marine bioluminescent bacteria Vibrio fischeri
Ying Wang (niwatoli@126.com)
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center, Dalian
Background: The global heavy spilled oil pollution is a growing threat to human health and marine
aquatic ecosystem. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and their alkylated compounds
(alkyl-PAHs) as the main toxic components of crude oils have recently been detected in different
marine environmental compartments. Moreover, the prevalence of oxygenated PAHs (oxy-PAHs) in
the environment as the weathering products has been realized because they are potentially more
mobile, bioavailable, and/or persistent compound than PAHs. However, little is known regarding
basic research on the ecotoxicological properties of alkyl-PAHs and oxy-PAHs.
Goals: In the present study, the toxic effect of thirteen 3-5 ring alkyl-PAHs and oxy-PAHs to marine
luminescence bacteria (Vibrio fischeri) were investigated by comparing the bioluminescent inhibition
effect with those of their parents.
Methods: The Microtox assay measures inhibition of bioluminescence of the bioluminescent marine
bacteria Vibrio fischeri. The 15 min bioluminescent inhibition was determined by SDI Microtox model
500 analyzer according to ISO (2007). The positive (zinc sulfate as reference toxicant) control was
included in each experiment.
Results and discussion: The experimental 15 min IC50 values for 13 selected PAHs and their
derivative compounds were measured in this study. The present IC50 values agree well with
literature values for PAHs and alkyl-PAHs. The toxicity level for them decreased with the increase of
the number of the ring. The 3-ring phenanthrene and its oxygenated product phenanthraquinone
exerted relative high toxicity to marine bacterium with IC50 values 1.46 and 0.69 ╬╝mol/L,
respectively. The alkyl-PAHs, 3-methylphenanthrene and 2-methylanthracene, showed similar
toxicity potency with that of phenanthrene and anthracene. The oxygenated PAHs,
phenanthrenequinone and benzanthrone, exhibited higher toxicity than that of their parent
compounds, phenanthrene and benzo-a-anthracene. The IC50 values for several 5-ring PAHs could
not be determined even at the highest nominal concentration used. It can be suggested that the
partition behavior into the membrane governs the toxicity of the crude oil components and their
weathering products.
Implications: We first briefly assess toxicity of the the crude oil components and their weathering
products. This investigation will make us gain more insight into the toxicity of spilled oil.
PS4-17 Characterizing the distribution of PBDEs in soil, moss and reindeer dung at Ny├Еlesund; lesund of the Arctic
Zhen Wang (z_wang@163.com)
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center, Dalian
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Soil, moss and reindeer dung samples were simultaneously collected from Ny-├Еlesund of the Arctic to
investigate the accumulation trends and distribution of 12 polybrominated diphenyl ether (PBDEs)
congeners. The average concentrations of the 12 PBDE congeners were 42 pg/g (dry weight) in soil,
122 pg/g in moss and 72 pg/g in reindeer dung. Significant log/log-linear relationship was obtained
between the soil/moss quotient (QSM) and the sub-cooled liquid vapor pressure (p┬║L) (r2 = 0.80).
Similar linear relations were observed between logp┬║L and the logarithm of soil/vegetation quotients
of typical persistent organic pollutants, and their slopes did not differ greatly, implying similar
patterns in distribution in soil and vegetation in relation to logp┬░L of PBDEs. Moreover, excellent
log/log-linear relationships between QSM and KOA as well as between the moss/dung quotient (QMD)
and KOW were also observed, which indicate that the physicochemical properties of PBDEs are
appropriate parameters for characterizing the distribution of PBDEs in soil, moss and reindeer dung
at Ny-├Еlesund of the Arctic.
PS4-18 A metabolomic investigation on the effects of metal pollution in oysters Crassostrea
hongkongensis
Huifeng Wu (hfwu@yic.ac.cn)
Key Laboratory of Coastal Environmental Processes and Ecological Remediation, Yantai Institute of
Coastal Zone Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Yantai
Metal pollution has been of great concern in the estuaries in Southern China. In this study, the
metabolic differences between oysters Crassostrea hongkongensis from clean and metal pollution
sites were characterized using NMR-based metabolomics. We collected the oyster samples from one
clean (Jiuzhen) and two metal polluted sites (Baijiao and Fugong). The metal concentrations in oyster
gills indicated that both Baijiao and Fugong sites were severely polluted by several metals, including
Cr, Ni, Cu, Zn, Ag, Cd and Pb. Especially, Cu and Zn were the major contaminants in Baijiao and Fugong
sites. Compared with those oysters from the clean site (JZ), metal pollutions in BJ and FG induced
disturbances in osmotic regulation and energy metabolism via different metabolic pathways
indicated by different metabolic biomarkers. This study demonstrates that NMR-based metabolomics
is a useful tool for characterizing metabolic responses induced by metal pollution.
PS4-19 Proteomics analysis of male zebrafish brain chronically exposed to bisphenol A
Hai Xu (xuhai@ujs.edu.cn)
Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang
The hypothalamusтАУpituitaryтАУgonadal (HPG) axis plays a central role in the maintenance of
homeostasis and disruptions in its function can have important implications for reproduction and
other critical biological processes. In the present study, we used iTRAQ to investigate the proteome of
male zebrafish brain after 45 d exposure to bisphenol A (BPA). BPA has known effects on a number of
key HPG molecules, including antagonism of aromatase. Many proteins were shown to be
differentially expressed in the brains of males. Proteins were identified using LCтАУMS/MS and
identities were examined relative to brain function in the context of changing steroid hormone levels.
Proteins with known roles in metabolism, learning, neuroprotection, and calcium regulation were
determined to be differentially regulated. Relationships between identified proteins were also
examined using Ingenuity Pathway Analysis. We used differentially expressed proteins to establish a
putative classifier consisting of three proteins that was able to discriminate BPA-exposed from
control males. Putatively impacted brain functions and specific protein changes that were observed
have the potential to be generalized to other that similarly impact steroid hormone levels.
PS4-20 The immunomodulatory effect of bisphenol A on fish
Ming Yang (mingyang@shu.edu.cn)
School of Environmental and Chemical Engineering, Shanghai University, Shanghai
Bisphenol A (BPA) is a well-known estrogenic endocrine disrupting chemical widely employed as a
plastic monomer and plasticizer in the production of epoxy resins and polycarbonate plastic. It is
ubiquitous in various environmental media. Previous studies have implied immunotoxicity of BPA in
mammalian and fish models. Employing the primary macrophages of fish as a model, the present
study aimed to evaluate the immunotoxicity of BPA to fish immune cells and to explore its potential
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action mechanism. First, primary macrophages isolated from the head kidney of red carp (Cyprinus
carpio) were exposed to various concentrations of BPA solutions. The exposure did not impair the
viability of the cells, but significantly altered the bactericidal activity of macrophages, the cellular
production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and nitrite oxide, as well as the activities of total nitric
oxide synthase and induced nitric oxide synthase. The exposure also affected the expression levels of
estrogen receptor a (ERa) and several immune related and immune related genes including hepcidin,
interleukin-1╬▓ (IL-1╬▓), interleukin-10 and interleukin-6 subfamily-like cytokine M17. Interestingly,
the ERa expression level was significantly correlated with the immune related parameters in
macrophages upon BPA exposure. Following BPA co-exposure with an ER antagonist ICI 182,780, we
found that the levels of IL-1╬▓ mRNA and IL-1╬▓ protein were both significantly altered compared to
the BPA exposure alone. Our results thus revealed the potential modulatory effect of an
environmental estrogen on fish immune cells at relatively low and environmentally relevant
concentrations and meanwhile implicated the involvement of ER pathways in its action mechanism.
PS4-21 Accumulation of butyltin compounds in fish and molluscs from Chinese coastal waters
Dongmei Zhao (zhaodongm@126.com), Zhongsheng Lin, Shilan Zhao, Yanjie Wang, Ziwei Yao
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center, Dalian
Industrial use of organotins such as butyltins has increased several folds during the last two decades.
Butyltins are synthetic, multipurpose chemicals, which have been extensively used in marine
antifouling paints. They have been known to be extremely poisonous to mollusk fishery resources
(oysters, clams, etc.).Concentrations of butyltin compounds including tributyltin (TBT), dibutyltin
(DBT) and monobutyltin (MBT) were determined in fish and molluscs samples which were collected
from Chinese coastal included JiaoZhou Bay, Yellow River Estuary, Lv Si Fisheries, QuanZhou Bay and
JinZhou Bay to evaluate the extent of contamination. Wide existence of butyltins was found in these
samples with a detection rate of up to 95%, and the concentrations of the total butyltin(тИСBTs: TBT +
DBT + MBT) ranged from n.d. to 251.3 ng/g (dry weight) (mean 29.2 ng/g). Among BTs, TBT was the
predominant compound in most of the samples, which accounted for more than 50%. Degradation
indices for butyltins were calculated. The Butyltin degradation index (BDI) ranged from 0 to 16.2
indicating a lot of fresh input of butyltins and a lower degradationrate, indicating ongoing usage of
TBT-based antifouling agents in China. The different accumulation capabilities of BTs among various
species were studied.
PS4-22 Pollution characteristics of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in atmospheric
particulate matters in the Western Taiwan Strait Region during winter and spring
Shuhui Zhao (shzhao@tio.org.cn), Li-Ping Jiao, Li-Qi Chen, Yuan-Hui Zhang, Miao Li
Key Lab of Global Change and Marine-Atmospheric Chemistry of State Oceanic Administration & The
Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Xiamen
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PS4-23 Discovery and study of algicidal marine microorganisms, novel algicidal
compounds,algicidal mechanisms of action and potential application in HABs control
Tianling Zheng (wshwzh@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Harmful algal blooms (HAB; тАЬred-tidesтАЭ) of toxigenic algae are a significant threat to the functioning
of the coastal marine ecosystems as well as to human health. The extent and the frequency of HAB
have been on the rise in recent decades. While human-induced ecosystem stress and climate change
have been implicated the underlying mechanisms are not fully understood. Biological control of HABs
with interacting algicidal microbes is an attractive idea. Its application requires mechanistic
understanding of the relevant algae-microbe interactions and the algae target specificity. New
algicidal microorganisms are being discovered and characterized at a rapid pace, and time is ripe to
ask whether algicidal bacteria might provide an ecologically and environmentally safe and logistically
practicable way to prevent or disrupt algal blooms. We summarize recent research on marine
algicidal microorganisms, including algicidal resources, mechanisms and methods of microbial
control, ecological interactions of microbes in natural environments, and expected future
developments. We hope that this synthesis serves as a framework for discussion of red tide
abatement based on such alga-microorganism interactions.
PS4-24 Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in the mariculture zones of ChinaтАЩs northern
Yellow Sea
Humin Zong (hmzong@nmemc.org.cn)
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center, Dalian
Pollutants such as PAHs affect coastal areas most seriously. Unfortunately, these areas typically house
mariculture zones, which supply much seafood to human beings. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
(PAHs) were detected in water and sediment samples collected from three mariculture zones in
ChinaтАЩs northern Yellow Sea given the scarcity of PAH data from these areas. This study aims to enrich
understanding regarding the sources, distribution mechanisms, and potential risks of PAHs in the
mariculture environment. The results showed that in the water and sediment samples, total PAH
concentrations ranged from 110.8 ng/L to 997.2 ng/L and 142.2 ng/g dry weight (dw) to 750.2 ng/g
dw, respectively. Compared with PAH levels throughout the world, PAH levels in the mariculture
environment of northern Yellow Sea were moderately high. The log KOC values of the various PAH
compounds measured in this study increased with the log KOW values, which is consistent with the
prediction regarding PAH behavior in the environment. However, these KOC values were lower than
the predicted values as a result of the effects of organic matters, which were abundant in the
mariculture water. The isomeric ratios of PAHs in sediment indicated that the source of the PAHs in
the mariculture zones were mainly pyrolytic. The TEQcarc values of PAHs ranged from 7 ng TEQ/g
dw to 92 ng TEQ/g dw, and only a few samples passed the safe criterion with respect to individual
PAH concentrations. Base on above, PAHs in the mariculture zones of northern Yellow Sea pose
limited harmful effects on aquatic organisms and human health.
PS4-25 Development of the environmental monitoring system for aquaculture
Jiajun Wu (jiajunwu@cityu.edu.hk)
City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
The worldwide production of fishery products reached over 100 Billion US Dollars in 2012 with the
mainland China contributing over 60% of the entire worldтАЩs supply. Aquaculture was already the
fastest growing sector of food production over the last two decades and it will continue to be a crucial
source of food for the world during the next century. However, with the development of economy and
society, as well asaquaculture has not always been environmentally responsible, the ecological
environment is deteriorating gradually andthe irresponsible use of veterinary chemicals and drugs
also cause food safety concerns. The water quality is one of the most important factors that affect the
quality of the aquatic food. On the other hand, marineaquaculture is environmental
dependence.Rapid changes in marine environment are creating an urgent need for real time
environmental monitoring which is significant for the forecast of marine disasters and the prevention
of economic loss.
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With regards to research or professional services back up foraquaculture,adynamic environmental
monitoring system will be developed to monitor the changes of water qualities and biological
communities at fish culture zones. The system will include on-site monitoring systems, data
transmission systems and data processing systems.The state-of-the-art technologies of remote
sensing platforms and sensorswill be employed. Several keyconstituents related with water quality,
including total nitrogen, total phosphorus, chlorophyll-a, harmful algal, zooplankton,trace
metals,dissolved oxygen, turbidity, pH, salinity,and temperature, will be of major concern.The data
will be transmitted to the data processing system by public telephone network, satellite
communications, HF VHF communications,and data storage media, etc. The data processing system
will analyze the raw data, establishdatabases, and provide information services. This proposed
comprehensive monitoring system for the aquaculture environment will contribute to early warning
of marine disasters, ensure the safety of aquaculture and provide a track record for the enquiries of
supervision departmentsand customs, and thus help us to improve fishery resource management.
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Poster of Workshop 1 / ф╕УщвШчаФшоиф╝Ъ 1 х▒ХцЭ┐цКехСКцСШшжБ
PW1-01 Local inertial oscillations generated by wind changes
Shengli Chen (victory9269@gmail.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
A direct relationship between inertial oscillations and wind stress is derived from the linear
momentum equation. The inertial oscillation can be represented as the sum of a previous oscillation,
and a newly generated oscillation which depends on the acceleration of the wind stress. This
relationship is employed to investigate some idealized cases of wind changes. It helps to interpret in a
new way and in detail that why a sudden wind change is so efficient at generating inertial response,
how a resonant wind induces a monotonically growing inertial response, and why anti-cyclonically
rotating winds for a fixed position are much more favorable than cyclonic winds.
PW1-02 Observations of internal tides and near-inertial waves in the upper 480 m layer of the
Luzon Strait
Yong Fang (fangyong@scsio.ac.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Tropical Oceanography, South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
The spatial-temporal variability of internal tides (ITs) and near-inertial waves (NIWs) in the upper
480 m layer of the southwestern Luzon Strait were examined based on mooring current observations
longer than 9-month during 2008 through 2009. The results of spectra analysis show that the
clockwise rotary energies in diurnal, inertial and semidiurnal frequencies are prominent and in
sequence from strong to weak. The vertical averaged kinetic energy of the diurnal ITs exhibits
apparent seasonal variability, that is, the energy is strongest in winter, which is affected by the
Kuroshio, and followed by that in summer, whereas weakest and comparable in spring and autumn.
However, the semidiurnal variance is independent of seasonal factor and smaller, which is only
one-third of the diurnal component in winter. Moreover, the diurnal ITs are dominated by the first
mode except in spring, when the second mode is relatively predominant, while the semidiurnal ITs
show a variable multimodal structure. In addition, the power of NIWs is strongest and exceeds that in
the diurnal frequency during the passage of Typhoon Hagubit, with an e-folding timescale of longer
than 10 days.
PW1-03 Contribution of the Karimata Strait transport to the Indonesian Throughflow as seen
from a data assimilation model
Zhigang He (zghe@xmu.edu.cn)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
A particle-tracking experiment based on Bluelink ReANalysis (BRAN) is designed to explore the
contribution of a branch of the South China Sea Throughflow, the Karimata Strait (KS) transport, to
the Indonesian Throughflow (ITF) from the Pacific to the Indian Ocean. Results of the
particle-tracking experiment show that most of the KS transport enters the Indian Ocean during the
first half of a calendar year, with a maximum transport of more than 3 Sv in MarchтАУApril. The annual
average contribution of the KS transport to the ITF is 1.6 Sv, 13% of the annual mean ITF transport,
while in FebruaryтАУApril, the contribution is above 20%. Interannual variations of the KS transport
into the Indian Ocean are modulated by the El Ni├▒o-Southern Oscillation (ENSO). More SCS waters
through KS can enter the Indian Ocean during El Ni├▒o phase, and less SCS waters through KS can
enter the Indian Ocean during La Ni├▒a phase. SCS waters through KS can also enter the Pacific,
especially during La Ni├▒a and negative Indian Ocean Dipole phase.
PW1-04 A double-index method to classify the Kuroshio intrusion paths in the Luzon Strait
Jianyu Hu (hujy@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
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In this study, we propose a double-index classification method for Kuroshio intrusion paths based on
the latest released satellite altimeter data from 1993 to 2013. This classification method has clear
dynamic features and highlights the primary patterns of the KuroshioтАУeddy interactions in the
northeastern South China Sea (SCS). The areal (119┬░тАУ121┬░E, 20┬░тАУ22┬░N) integrals of negative and
positive geostrophic vorticity are defined as the KuroshioтАЩs Warm Eddy Index (KWI) and KuroshioтАЩs
Cold Eddy Index (KCI), respectively. The events, having larger (smaller) than the standard deviation
of the KCI (KWI), are defined as the KuroshioтАЩs Cold (Warm) Eddy Path (KCEP/KWEP). The remaining
events are defined as the KuroshioтАЩs South China Sea Branch Path. The probabilities of occurrences
for these three kinds of intrusion paths are 14.1%, 71.1% and 14.8%, respectively. The KWEP mainly
occurs in winter and has a significant seasonal signal, with a warm eddy in its anticyclone bending
southwest of Taiwan; while the KCEP mainly presents intraseasonal signals, with a cold eddy on the
left of the main Kuroshio path in the middle of the Luzon Strait. Correlation analyses between the
KWI (KCI) and the Luzon Strait transport suggest that the KWEP is mainly controlled by the seasonal
variation of the inflow transport, while the intraseasonal variation of KCEP may affect the inflow
transport. In addition, the relationship between the three types of the intrusion paths and the first
three modes of empirical orthogonal function of absolute dynamic topography are also examined.
PW1-05 A eddies-gyre structure in the western South China Sea in summer 2011
Junmin Li (jli@scsio.ac.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Tropical Oceanography, South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
A multi-eddy associated sub-basin scale cyclonic gyre in the western South China Sea (SCS) in 2011
summer is investigated using a suite of satellite measurements, in-situ observations and numerical
modeling. The gyre initiated from the eastward offshore jet southeast of Vietnam, northwardly
extended to the Zhongsha Islands, and sprawled across the Xisha Islands. It contained one cyclonic
eddy, one anticyclonic eddy, and one cyclonic eddy from the south to the north. Dynamic analysis of
Ekman transport, wind stress curl, and energy budget indicates the summer monsoon and the
associated eddy-current interaction plays important roles in this eddies-gyre structure. The easterly
deflective wind field around 12 ┬░N enhanced the Ekman transport and strengthened the eastward jet.
The jet branched a strong northward recurrent under the effects of baroclinicity in the central SCS.
The current was further regulated by the islandsтАЩ topography and developed into the cyclonic gyre. In
the meantime, the positive-and-negative wind stress curl inside the gyre region favored the
maintenances of the three eddies. The gyre passed energy to the eddies and the eddies expanded the
cover region of the gyre. As a results, the positive feedback between the eddies and the gyre
strengthens the stable existence of the eddies-gyre structure.
PW1-06 A comparison study of typhoon-induced near-inertial oscillations in the South China
Sea
Zhenyu Sun (sunzy@xmu.edu.cn)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Based on 2 sets of observation data of ADCP moorings in the Northern South China Sea (NSCS), we
analyzed the different responses of oceanic near-inertial oscillations induced by similar typhoon
events. In the 2008 case, the ADCP moorings captured extraordinary strong NIO signals with
near-inertial flow magnitude up to 40 cm/s, overwhelming the other flow components such as
diurnal tide and semi-diurnal tide in this area. Due to the limited time span of the mooring
observation, the immediate oceanic response to the preceding Typhoon Fengshen is not acquired, but
it can be observed that this NIO event lasted for as long as about 15 days. While in the 2009 case, only
moderate and short-term NIO signals are captured by the ADCP mooring in response to 2 separate
typhoon passages. Spectral analysis indicates that flow energy in the near-inertial frequency band is
weaker than those of diurnal tide and semidiurnal tide, and NIO flows only lasted for a few days
immediately after the typhoon passages.Based on the comparison of the NIO events induced by
typhoon events, we can tell NIO processes are largely different on characteristic parameters such as
amplitude, lasting period, peak frequency, phase propagation and energy propagation. These
characteristics are not only decided by the preceding typhoon forcing, but also modulated by the
oceanic background processes, such as large scale background flow and background meso-scale
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eddies. By observational mean flow data and numerical modeled mean flow, we attribute the
extraordinary intensification of NIO energy in the 2008 case to the modulation effects of the
NIO-favorable background current field. The negative background vorticity and the corresponding
effective Coriolis frequency reduce the lower limit of admittible frequency band for the propagating
NIOs, making the red-shift in frequency possible. The mooring area with the broadened frequency
band acts as a wave-guide. The trapping and amplification effects lead to the relatively long
sustaining period of the observed NIOs.
PW1-07 Temporal variability and modal structure of internal tides in the northern South
China Sea
Zhenhua Xu (xuzhenhua@qdio.ac.cn)
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Qingdao
Structure and variability of internal tides (IT) in the northern South China Sea were investigated
based on 9-month moored current observations from autumn to early summer in 2008 and 2009.
The diurnal IT kinetic energy, dominate over that of semidiurnal tides, is found to exhibit apparent
seasonal variability, whereas the semidiurnal variance remains nearly uniform throughout the record
period. Moreover, the diurnal IT are more coherent (i.e., phase locked to the astronomical forcing)
than the semidiurnal constituents. Further analysis demonstrates that the diurnal IT are dominated
by the first-mode, while the semidiurnal tides show a variable multimodal structure: the
second-mode is dominant in summer and comparable to the first-mode in spring and autumn, but the
first-mode predominate in winter. The multimodal semidiurnal IT are more influenced by varying
stratification structures and background currents, thus in highly incoherent and intermittent
behavior, which may wash out seasonal variability during their propagation from the generation
source.
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Poster of Workshop 2 / ф╕УщвШчаФшоиф╝Ъ 2 х▒ХцЭ┐цКехСКцСШшжБ
PW2-01 Seasonal evolution of chlorophyll-a fronts in the Taiwan Strait
Yi Chang (yichang@mail.ncku.edu.tw), Chin-Chang Hung, James T. Liu
Institute of Ocean Technology and Marine Affairs, National Cheng Kung University, Tainan
Department of Oceanography National Sun Yat-Sen University, KaohsiungDetection of oceanic fronts
is well documented in the water along Chinese coast where is apparent gradient of sea water
temperature (SST) and chlorophyll-a (Chl-a) that reflected interactions between water masses and
bathymetry. Satellite images provide SST and Chl-a distributions that are both more frequent and
spatially comprehensive than in situ sampling. However, data quality of satellite image, especially
Chl-a concentrations, is varied in regional scale that sediment or organic detritus may confound the
radial reflection. This study firstly compared the satellite-derived MODIS (Moderate Resolution
Imaging Spectroradiometer) Chl-a concentrations with in-situ measured Chl-a in the Taiwan Strait.
Seasonal evolution and distributions of both SST fronts and Chl-a fronts are further presented by
applying two edge detection methods to SST and ocean color images with grid size of 1.1 km. The
comparison of satellite-derived and in situ derived Chl-a concentrations revealed linear correlation
(r=0.91), however, intercept in the linear regression indicated that in situ measured Chl-a were
higher than MODIS images. Three significant oceanic fronts were defined: the China Coastal Front
(CCF), Peng-Chang Front (PCF), and Taiwan Bank Front (TBF). The CCF is a formed along the 50-m
isobath near the Chinese coast with the highest SST gradient and relative lower gradient ratio of
Chl-a in winter. However, it is noticed that while SST gradient of CCF getting faded since spring, the
Chl-a concentration increased on the contrary and reached its highest concentration in summer while
the coastal upwelling fronts are formed. The sharp PCF appears along the Peng-Hu Channel and
extends northward around the Chang-Yuen Ridge. It is a year-round frontal band with stronger SST
gradient in summer but weaker in other seasons. The Chl-a frontal maps corresponded to that of SST
fronts in both front intensities and seasonal variations. The TBF evolves in early winter and
transforms into a broad frontal band and moves shoreward to connecting the MCCF. In summer, TBF
separated into two frontal bands around Bank, and reaches the strongest intensity of both SST and
Chl-a gradient. As conclusion, this study suggested that Chl-a fronts are informative for marine
biochemical research which can be the indicators of organic materials distribution, however, further
validation of satellite-derived Chl-a is necessary in the future.
PW2-02 Spatial distribution and characteristics of sedimentary n-Alkanes in Zhuoshui River
drainage and estuary
Yuan-Pin Chang (yuanpin.chang@mail.nsysu.edu.tw), Jung-Tai Lu, Hsi-Jih Lu, James T. Liu
Department of Oceanography, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
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PW2-03 Clay mineral composition of west Taiwan Strait and its implication for Middle-late
Holocene Zhe-Min Coastal Current
Jing Chen (jingpuppy@163.com)
East China Normal University, Shanghai
Recent researches revealed modern Yangtze-derived sediments could be transported southward to
the west Taiwan Strait by Zhe-Min Coastal Current (China Coastal Current), which provided abundant
sediments for inner shelf mud wedge. One core with 2.5m long since 5.5 ka cal.BP was obtained in the
southernmost mud wedge. This study aims to identify Yangtze-derived sediments from the core and
thereby reconstruct Zhe-Min Coastal Current since Middle Holocene driven by Asia winter monsoon.
Clay minerals are examined in surface sediment samples of Yangtze, Choshui estuary and Qiantang,
Ou, Min above tidal current limit. Smectite occurs only in Yangtze sediments. Besides, illite is
dominant in most rivers except Min which contains abundant kaolinite. Min River has no chlorite and
Choshui has no kaolinite with higher proportion of chlorite than the others. Therefore, smectite can
be used as indicator for Yangtze source, higher kaolinite for Min and higher chlorite for Choshui. Clay
minerals in core sediments reveal that smectite of 3 percent occurs continuously with less chlorite,
low ratio of chlorite/illite and kaolinite/illite below 102cm of the core. However, at the top of 102cm
of 2.5 ka cal.BP, smectite disappears with higher ratio of chlorite/illite and kaolinite/illite. This
implies that Zhe-Min Coastal Current driven by Asia winter monsoon declined since 2.5 ka cal.BP so
that Yangtze-derived sediment could not be transported to west Taiwan Strait.
PW2-04 Distinction and hydraulic meaningful interpretation of grain-size populations of
intertidal heterolithic deposits in the middle Qiantang Estuary (China)
Daidu Fan (ddfan@tongji.edu.cn), Shuai Shang, Guofu Cai, Junbiao Tu
School of Ocean and Earth Science, Tongji University, Shanghai
A routine sampling procedure for grain-size analysis is high potential to mix more than two different
sedimentation units for intertidal heterolithic deposits, consequently blinding data interpretation.
Traditionally, sedimentologists pay less attention to muddy layers owing to lack of meaningful
internal structures, but their grain-size populations should encode more information on fine-mud
flocculation procedures than sandy layers. In this paper, individual muddy and sandy layers were
sampled separately for grain-size analysis on nine short cores from the DJS tidal flats in the middle
Qiantang Estuary with tidal bores, plus one core from the lower estuary for a comparative study. A
curve fitting method was employed to decompose each grain-size distribution into two Gaussian
populations. Both bulk and component grain-size populations together with sedimentary structures
were used to explore fine-scaled variations in hydraulic processes, fine-mud flocculation procedures
and their products on the intertidal flats. Cumulative plotting indicates intertidal sediments are
mostly dispersed as intermittent and full suspension load with little traction load, conceivably linking
with agitated flows by tidal bores and high dynamic nature of fine-sand and coarse-silt particles.
Selective transportation and deposition produce three distinct sedimentation units, including
tidal-bore deposits, and tidal sandy and muddy deposits, which can be ideally discriminated by
bivariate plotting of any two textural parameters. Shoreward attenuation of tidal flows is perfectly
exhibited by the gradual fining and thinning of sandy layers from the lower-flat massive sand,
through the middle-flat hybrid deposits (alternations of massive sand and tidal rhythmites), and to
the upper-flat tidal rhythmites. It is also well displayed by slight worse (better) sorting and decreased
(increased) proportions of coarse (fine) hydraulic populations of muddy layers, but no trend
variation is discernible from hydraulic populations of sandy layers, definitely different from the
contents of sedimentary structures. Floc limit and volume fraction, estimated by the mode and
proportion of fine hydraulic populations, are 8~10 ┬╡m (16 ┬╡m) and on average 41.73% (26.41%) for
muddy (sandy) layers. The most plausible explanation of different estimations is that floc limit is a
variant sensitively responding to subtle change in suspended sediment compositions, and ambient
hydraulic and hydrochemical settings.
PW2-05 The quantitative estimation of sediment loadinto Poyang Lake Basin under human
impacts
Jianhua Gao (jhgao@nju.edu.cn)
Nanjing University, Nanjing
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The numerical model Hydro Trend is applied to simulate the variations of water discharge and
sediment fluxes into Poyang Lake during 1956- 2010 from the five tributaries of Poyang Lake Basin,
namely Gan, Fu, Xin, Rao and Xiu rivers. Furthermore, the influences of climate change, vegetation
cover variation and reservoirs construction on the sediment load is analyzed, and the contribution of
above three factors to the sediment load entering the Poyang Lake is quantitatively evaluated. The
results show that, during the period of 1956-2010, the average annual sediment discharge into
Poyang Lake under the influence of climate, vegetation cover and reservoirs construction reached
15.5 Mt, 20.8 Mt, 8.5 Mt, respectively; whereas, the sediment load entering the Poyang Lake under the
combined-influence of above three factors is 12.6 Mt a-1. In addition, during the same period, the
sediment load delivered to the Poyang Lake increased by 4.2 Mt a-1 due to water and soil erosion, and
decreased by 8.2 Mt a-1 attributing to reservoir interception, which account for 32.4% and 63.2% of
the observed sediment load discharging into the Poyang Lake. From 1956 to 1989, the increased
sediment load caused by water and soil erosion and the decreased sediment load induced by dam
emplacement, in terms of the both quantity of 5.1 Mt a-1, is equivalent; however, during 1990-2010,
the sediment load resulting from water and soil loss decreased to 2.7 Mt a-1, and that intercepted by
reservoirs increased to 13.3 Mt a-1, suggesting that the effect of reservoirs construction on the
changes of sediment load entering the Poyang Lake is 5 times of that of water and soil erosion.
PW2-06 Sediment transport pattern in a funnel-shaped estuary
Wenping Gong (gongwp@mail.sysu.edu.cn)
Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou
Huangmaohai Estuary is a micro-tidal funnel-shaped estuary, located along the southwestern side of
the Pearl River Delta complex. Variations of sediment transport patterns under different conditions of
river discharge and tidal mixing are investigated by usingfield measurements and data analysis
during both dry and wet seasons, respectively. The intratidal variation of sediment dynamics is
largely controlled by the tidal asymmetry. The typical pattern of 25-hour mean sediment transport
during the dry season is that the transport is landward in the channel and seaward on the shoals. A
bifurcation pathway of sediment transport shows that sediments are imported from the East Opening
and exported through the Middle Opening. However, this pattern can be altered by mixing processes
and river discharge. Enhanced mixing or increased discharge can result in a predominantly seaward
transport. Conversely, weak mixing can result in an emphatic landward transport. In general, the
sediment transport is closely associated with the morphological evolution in the estuary.
PW2-07 Study on the long term morphological evolution of the Modaomen Estuary, Pearl River
Liangwen Jia (jialwen@126.com)
Marine School of Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou
The coupled model of Telemac system is applied to model the long term morpological evolution of the
Modaomen Estuary, Pearl River. The model was well valdated against the mearsured data and
reproduces the morphological evolution satisfactorily. The model was then used to predict the future
evolution of the morphology in the Modaomen Estuary. The results show that the deep channels will
continually extend and the new mouth bar in front of the two deep channels will develop and the
runoff controls the direction of the morphology and wave modifies it.
PW2-08 Potential application of comminution age method to constrain the time scale of
sediment source-to-sink transport in the East China Sea
Chao Li (cli@tongji.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Geology, Tongji University, Shanghai
The East China Sea (ECS) is a river-dominated epicontinental sea, linking the Asian continent to the
northwestern Pacific via the large rivers originating from Tibetan Plateau. This huge influx of riverine
detritus has developed unique sedimentary systems in the ECS during the Quaternary, offering ideal
terrestrial archives for reconstructing Quaternary paleoenvironmental changes and studying
land-sea interactions. Overall, two characteristic river systems dominate the sedimentary systems
and sediment source to sink transport patterns in the ECS, represented by the Changjiang (Yangtze
River) and Huanghe (Yellow River) for the large river system and Taiwan rivers for the small river
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system. Given this, the sediments derived from both river systems bear distinct features in terms of
parent rock lithology, provenance weathering and sediment transport. Previous studies mostly focus
either on the тАЬsourceтАЭ discrimination or on the тАЬsinkтАЭ records of the sedimentary system in the ECS,
while the source to sink process linking the land and sea, in particular its time scale, has been poorly
understood. Here we introduce a newly-developed dating technique, тАЬcomminution ageтАЭ method,
which offers a quantitative constraint on the time scale of sediment transfer from its ultimate source
to the final depositional sink. This novel method is of great significance for improving our
understanding on the earth surface processes including tectonic-climate driven weathering, and
sediment recycling in relation to landscape evolution and marine environmental changes. The
application of comminution age method in the ECS will provide important constraints on sediment
source-to-sink process and more evidences for the construction of late Quaternary
paleoenvironmental changes under these unique sedimentary systems.
PW2-09 Variations of export production and phytoplankton community structure change in
the Okinawa trough over the last 30 kyr: Global consistence of the silicic acid leakage
hypothesis
Dawei Li (davidli647@gmail.com), Shuh-Ji Kao
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,Xiamen University, Xiamen
During the last glacial maximum (LGM), the global ocean was characterized by relatively poor
ventilation of deep water which contains higher remineralized nutrient pool and lower dissolved
oxygen compared to that during late Holocene. Large amount of dust bore Fe input during the LGM
induced higher phytoplankton productivity (PP) in the South Ocean and higher nutrient (N)
utilization efficiency in both north and south Polar Regions, thus dust input was proposed to account
for the nutrient redistribution in upper and deeper ocean. On the other hand, Fe availability can also
regulate the Si:N and Si:P absorbing ratios by diatom, with large values (e.g. 4-8 for Si:N) under
Fe-depleted condition and small values(e.g. ca. 1 for Si:N) when Fe is adequate. Thus the glacial
nutrient redistribution may display different scenarios for N, P and Si. In this study, sediments from
core MD012404 that derived from middle Okinawa trough were analyzed for biogeochemical proxies
over the last 30 kyr. Ba/Al ratio indicates high export productivity (EP) during the Holocene and low
EP during the LGM, which mirrors the variation of the reactive P in the same core; these leads to the
postulation that P controlled the EP in the Okinawa trough, and also support the nutrient
redistribution hypothesis as mentioned above. The scenario of consistently high opal values during
the LGM and early deglacial intervals is parallel with high dust input to the South Ocean, suggesting
higher Fe input induced disproportional export of Si relative to N and P to the deep ocean, with
relative decreased Si:N and Si:P ratio during the LGM. Thus, the upper ocean should be switch from Si
to P depletion during the LGM, based on the hypothesis that N deficiency could be relieved by N 2
fixation organisms. This further leads to the increase of total diatom production at the expense of
other types of phytoplankton during the LGM, thereby decreasing the CaCO3/Opal rain ratio and
drawing down atmospheric CO2.
PW2-10 Geochemistry of major, trace and rare-earth elements during weathering of
granodiorite in southeast China: implications for riverine floodplain weathering
Ni Su (nsu@tongji.edu.cn), Shou-Ye Yang, Xiao-Dan Wang, Lei Bi, Cheng-Fan Yang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Geology, Tongji University, Shanghai
Continental weathering plays an important role in earth surface processes by linking EarthтАЩs spheres
and producing material for cycling. The key to understand sediment source-to-sink process is to
realize what happed between the weathering and stream transport. While this may be a complicated
work, we hope to explore one or two points here.
In this work, geochemistry of major, trace and rare-earth elements is studied in a granodiorite
developed weathering profile (Xianyou profile) and a local riverтИТMulan stream in Fujian province, the
southeast China. Kaolinite is the dominant weathering product based on the X-ray diffraction
analyses. An increase in the degree of weathering is accompanied by reductions in major oxides, e.g.
MgO, CaO, Na2O, K2O, P2O5, SiO2 and MnO. Relative changes in the Al2O3 and TFe2O3 contents are
attributed to physical transport or accumulation of fine weathering products. The reductions are also
present in trace elements (e.g. Rb, Cs, Sr, Ba, Co, Zn and Cd), while Zr, Th, Hf and Ta are generally
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immobile trace element. The REEs relative mobility shows that the LREEs are less mobile than HREEs
during chemical weathering, with the strong Ce anomaly. We observe the higher LREEs/HREEs
fractionation in the upper 4.3 m (above the fault) and lower LREEs/HREEs fractionation in the lower
4.3 m (below the fault). The difference in LREEs/HREEs fractionation can be linked to difference in
clay content, primary mineralogy and degree of weathering, the latter controlling the type and
volume of secondary minerals.
We further analyze and compare the chemical composition from the Xianyou weathering profile with
the surface sediment (SS) and suspend particulate matter (SPM) in the Mulan stream. Data analyses
show that the floodplain weathering play a vital in controlling the REEs fractionation. This is revealed
by the LREEs enrichment and HREEs depletion. Furthermore, the SS and SPM in the Mulan stream
become significantly enriched in mobile elements (e.g. K, Na, Mg, Ca and P). This may indicate the
storing (or accumulation) of weathering products (i.e. mobile elements) during the transit through
the riverine floodplain. This process is always accompanied by the mineral sorting, which is the first
order control on the chemical composition of river sediments. Overall, this study sheds new lights on
the continental weathering and detrital sediment transport in the East Asian continental margin.
PW2-11 The fate of terrestrial substances discharged from Minjiang River
Aijun Wang (ajwang@163.com)
The Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Xiamen
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PW2-12 Modeling the mud filling processes of tidal basins along the East China Sea coast
Yunwei Wang (ms.ywwang@gmail.com)
MOE Laboratory for Coast and Island Development, Nanjing University, Nanjing
Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Delft University of Technology, Delft, the
NetherlandsAlong the rocky coast of the East China Sea (Fujian and Zhejiang coast), a number of tidal
basins formed in association with the early Holocene sea level rise, e.g., Xiangshangang Bay, Sanmen
Bay, Sansha Bay, Luoyuan Bay. Fed by long-distance transported fine sediments from Changjiang
Estuary, these sheltered basins act as one of the important sinks of the large scale Changjiang
sedimentary system. Filled by the Changjiang sediments, the sedimentary and morphological
patterns are characterized by: (1) complex channel-flat morphology, (2) thick muddy stratigraphy in
the order of 101 m, and (3) very fine sediments (typically silty clay). The understanding of the mud
filling processes can help the construction of panoramic view of source-to-sink system of Changjiang
sediments. The present study used the two-dimensional depth-averaged processes-based model
(Delft3D) to simulate the long-term basin sedimentary and morphological processes associated with
mud filling. The idealized model domain consisted of two parts, a tidal basin and a shelf area, which
were connected through an inlet. Wave and tidal forces were involved, and the model was simulated
for 100 years to allow the filling processes fully developed. The supply of highly mobile fine
sediments from the sea boundary can not settle down on the open shelf due to wave erosion, while
within the sheltered basin, sediment was carried by flood currents and finally accumulated in the
inner area with low bed shear stress. From the initial uniform depth of 10 m, the basin was filled
quickly during the simulation period of 100 yr. The final results show the channel-flat morphology
and the 10 m thick mud deposition on the flat area, which are both consistent with observations.
These simulations suggest that this type tidal basin can be filled very quickly (in the order of 102 yr)
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compared with the Holocene high sea level period, and the main part of the stratigraphy records the
information during the early stage of the Changjiang sediments reaching the adjacent shelf.
PW2-13 The characteristics of detrital garnet compositions of Changjiang and Huanghe river
sediments and their source identification in East China Sea
Zhongbo Wang (my_zhongbo@163.com)
Key Laboratory of Marine Hydrocarbon Resources and Environmental Geology, Ministry of Land and
Resources, Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology, Qingdao
Distinct elemental compositions of detrital garnets separated from the Changjiang and Huanghe
sediments can be applied in provenance identification on the outer shelf of the ECS. The garnet
composition of the Changjiang is characterized by high Mn and low Mg contents, which are mainly
controlled by the rocks of young Yangtze-Cathaysian tectonic blocks. The garnets of the Huanghe
sediments have high Mg and relative low Mn contents, primarily determined by the Archaean and
Proterozoic rocks in the North China Craton. Some detrital garnets of the two rivers have similar
compositions because of their similar source rock types. The typomorphic garnets of the Jinshajiang
and the Kuyehe can be the source indicators as the Changjiang and Huanghe sediments, respectively.
The sources changes of core SFK-1 samples can be well revealed by garnet compositions. The garnets
in the glacial sediments of core SFK-1 are considered to be primarily from the paleo-Changjiang,
being high Mn and low Mg contents, and containing >10% spessartine and <20% pyrope on average.
The garnets in MIS5 sediments with high Mg and low Mn contents and pyrope dominant, are mainly
derived from the paleo-Huanghe. We conclude that the sediments on the outer shelf of the ECS were
predominantly sourced from the paleo-Huanghe during MIS5, but the provenances changed to the
paleo-Changjiang during last glacial period. Besides, the paleo-Huanghe might contribute some
sediment to the deglacial tidal flat deposits.
PW2-14Dynamics of the western Pacific ITCZ during the past millennium
Hong Yan (yanhong@ieecas.cn), Wei Wei, Willie Soon
State Key Laboratory of Loess and Quaternary Geology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xi'an
Both palaeoclimate proxy reconstructions and numerical modeling indicate that precipitation in low
latitude monsoonal areas is primarily controlled by north-south migration of the global Intertropical
Convergence Zone (ITCZ) on millennial to orbital timescales. These migrations are associated with
the occurrence of opposite rainfall variations between the two hemispheres. However, the pattern of
the ITCZ variation and its potential impacts on the decadal- to centennial-scale precipitation changes
around the marine-continental western Pacific region over the last millennium remain unclear. A
number of recent studies suggest the occurrence of a southward migration of the global ITCZ during
the Little Ice Age (LIA, AD 1400-1850) when compared with the Medieval Warm Period (AD
800-1300) and the most recent 150 years. Concomitantly, dry LIA conditions should have occurred in
the northern extent of the ITCZ and wet conditions around the southern limit of the ITCZ. However,
our hydrological reconstructions from Xisha Island of northern South China Sea (near the northern
limit of the ITCZ) present a clear wet condition during the LIA, which can not be explained by the
ITCZ southward migration proposal. Including our new reconstructions in a synthesis of East Asianorthern Australia records results in a spatial pattern of synchronous retreat of the East Asian
Summer Monsoon (EASM) and the Australian Summer Monsoon (ASM) during the LIA. Thus we
propose an alternative dynamic scenario for changes in the ITCZ: rather than strict north-south
migration, the primary mode of multi-decadal to centennial change for the marine-continental ITCZ
zone in the western Pacific is contraction/expansion in response to variations in solar irradiance that
occur symmetrically about the equator. Meanwhile, the contraction of ITCZ could also contribute to
the enhanced Pacific Walker Circulation during the LIA.
PW2-15 Characteristics of suspended sediment and resuspension processes in Xinyanggang
Estuary
Yang Yang (yangy@nju.edu.cn)
Nanjing University, Nanjing
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PW2-16 In-situ Observation of Typhoon "Seagull" Impact on Nandujinag River Wwater Flux
and Sediment Discharge
Ping Yin (pingyin@fio.org.cn)
Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology, Qingdao
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PSSB-01 Seasonal variations of phytoplankton composition in Xiamen Bay using in situ
Cytosense
Zhen Cao (1023907619@163.com), Jixin Chen, Bangqin Huang
College of Environment and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The application of in situ observation technology in biological oceanography make a big promotion in
the field of marine biology, ecology and the knowledge of different spatial and temporal
biogeochemistry process. In situ instruments (Cytosense and Ferrybox) had been applied to the
underway observation in Xiamen Bay from Dec.,2012 to Nov., 2013. Based on the data analysis, we
figure out 11 functional groups and their relationship with the environmental factors. Three
picophytoplankton (C1, C2, C3), four cryptophytes (N1, N5, N6, N10) and four micro-nanoeukarytoes
(E1, E2, E3, E4) were distinguished. During the whole year sampling, most resolved clusters showed
large seasonal variations in abundance and other fluorescence values. N1, N6, N10, E1, E2 and E4
exhibited high abundances in spring, while C1, C3 and E3 in summer. N5 had two peaks of abundance
in spring and summer. Above all, C2 exhibited high abundance the whole year except autumn. In
these clusters, only N5 had two abundance peaks during the whole year, while most of the other
clusters showed only one abundance peak. Cluster E4, C1 and C3 (small cells) were dominant
throughout the year.
PSSB-02 Effect of oxidative stress on cell death and TEP production by diatoms and
cyanobacterium
Jie Chen (chenjie-1984@hotmail.com)
South China Sea Marine Engineering and Environment Institute, South China Sea Branch, State
Oceanic Administration,Guangzhou
Diatoms and cyanobacteria are important primary producers in the oceans and have high primary
productivity. Diatom and cyanobacteria can excrete large amounts of exopolymers (EPS), which can
coagulate into transparent exopolymer particles (TEP). Transparent exopolymer particles (TEP) play
an important role in the ocean carbon cycle as they are sticky and affect particle aggregation and the
biological carbon pump. In this study, diatom Thalassiosira weissflogii and the cyanobacterium
Synechococcus elongates were grown in batch culture with different oxidative stress. The aim of this
study is to investigate cell death in the diatom and the cyanobacterium in response to oxidative stress
and compare the effect of oxidative stress on TEP production in the two different species. The results
of this study indicated that the cyanobacterium was more sensitive to oxidative stress than the
diatom. However, the results from diatom and cyanobacteria cultures all indicated that oxidative
stress enhance TEP production, which was associated with increases in cell permeability. Oxidative
stress triggered high caspase activity, a decline in photosynthetic efficiency, and induced cell
mortality. In addition, TEP production was enhanced under oxidative stress indicating that oxidative
stress influenced the mechanism of TEP formation. This would consequently influence aggregate
formation and carbon cycling in the ocean.
PSSB-03 Studies on food web structure and energy flow of Guangxi offshore ecosystem based
on the Ecopath model
Lixiao Chen (xmulxchen@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Guangxi offshore water, located at the north of Beibu Gulf in South China Sea, is a semi-enclosed bay.
With the rapid development of coastal economy, the marine environment, resources, and the
food-web structure of Guangxi offshore ecosystem are heavily effect. In order to sustainable use of
marine resources and protect the ecological environment, we should understand the food web
structure and flow characteristics. Based on the data from a bio-resources survey in 2011, a
mass-balance model was constructed using Ecopath with Ecosim v.6.4.1 to represent energy transfer
through the trophic levels of Guangxi offshore ecosystem. The model consisted of 21 functional
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groups including sea birds, commercial fish species, benthos, zooplankton, phytoplankton, bacteria
and detritus, covered the main trophic flow in Guangxi offshore ecosystem. The results show that the
trophic levels of all groups ranged from 1.00-3.86, with sea birds occupying the top level. The system
consisted of seven integrated trophic levels, the average transfer efficiency was 11.4%. Zooplankton
had highest keystone index in the ecosystem. Components of low trophic levels in the ecosystem were
particularly important was accordance with general characteristics of offshore and semi-enclosed
marine ecosystem. The total throughout of Guangxi offshore ecosystem was 6892.548 t/km 2/y, and
TPP/TR value was 1.828, which was higher than the early research, indicating that the ecosystem was
degeneration.
PSSB-04 Bioavailability and effect of different forms of iron in seawater on the growth of P.
tricornutum
Wanli Dong (dwl@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
College of the Environment and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Iron is essential for the growth and metabolism of phytoplankton. It exists in many proteins and
enzymes and plays a necessary role in many basic biochemical processes, such as photosynthetic and
respiratory electron transport, nitrate and nitrite reduction, and detoxification of reactive oxygen
species. In this study, P. tricornutum was selected as the model alga. To study the bioavailability and
effect of different forms of iron on the growth of P. tricornutum, FeCl3, Fe-EDTA and Fe-deferoxamine
were chosen. During the culture experiments, cell concentrations were measured daily to monitored
the growth conditions of P. tricornutum. To investigate the mechanism how different forms of iron
influenced the growth of P. tricornutum, the dissolved, intracellular and extracellular iron
concentrations were measured with atomic absorption spectrometer (AAS). The preliminary results
are the follows: (1) FeCl3 and FeтАУEDTA could promote the growth of P. tricornutum, especially
FeтАУEDTA, while Fe-deferoxamine inhibited the growth. (2) When FeCl3 was added to the cultures, Fe
mainly distributed on the surface of the alga cells; the concentration of dissolved Fe decreased as the
incubation time increased while the concentration of intracellular Fe increased and the concentration
of extracellular Fe remained almost constant. In the stable growth period, the iron concentration in
each part of the cultures turned to reach a dynamic equilibrium. (3) With FeтАУEDTA in the cultures,
the dissolved Fe was the dominant form at the beginning of the cultivation, but its concentration
decreased as the incubation time increased while the concentration of intracellular and extracellular
Fe increased.
PSSB-05 Sinking rates of phytoplankton in the Changjiang estuary, East China Sea: A
comparative study between Prorocentrum dentatum and Skeletonema dorhnii bloom
Shujin Guo (shujin135@126.com)
College of Marine Science and Engineering, Tianjin University of Science and Technology, Tianjin
Sinking rates of phytoplankton community with variable taxonomic composition in the outer
Changjiang (Yangtze River) estuary were measured during two cruises in spring and summer of 2011.
A homogenous sample method SETCOL was used to determine the sinking rates. Phytoplankton
community was dominated by dinoflagellates in spring and diatoms in summer, and two species
Prorocentrumdentatum and Skeletonema dorhnii formed algal blooms in the survey area in the two
cruises, respectively. Phytoplankton sinking raters ranged from 0.13 to 1.04 m d-1 (average = 0.61 m
d-1) in spring and 0.28 to 1.71 m d-1 (average=0.80 m d-1) in summer.In the surface layer, the
phytoplankton sinking rates at the P. dentatum bloom stations in spring were obviously lower than
that at the S. dorhnii bloom stations in summer. No significant correlation was found between
phytoplankton sinking rates and most of the environmental parameters during these two cruise,
except for temperature and nitrite concentration in summer. A significant correlation was found
between phytoplankton sinking rates and phytoplankton community structure itself in the surface
layers: the higher dominanceof diatom in the phytoplankton community corresponded to higher
phytoplankton sinking rate.The phytoplankton community structure other than the environmental
parameters, therefore, was considered to affect the sinking rates greatly. A crude estimation of carbon
flux was estimated, and results suggested that the carbon flux to bottom water during the S. dorhnii
bloom (average=63.13 mg C d-1m-2) in summer was about 2.4 fold of that during the P. dentatum
bloom (average=26.10 mg C d-1m-2) in spring.The sinking mechanisms of these two blooms were
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discussed, and it would provide some insight into thestudy on carbon export in the estuary area,
where frequent phytoplankton blooms and following high carbon export occur.
PSSB-06 Latitudinal variability of physiological responses to heat stress of the intertidal
limpet Cellana toreuma along the Asian coast
Guodong Han (hangd@xmu.edu.cn)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
The potential future distribution shifts of intertidal invertebrates along the Asian coast under global
change are still unclear. An integrative study that comprises environmental temperature monitoring
and comparative physiological study of thermal adaptation among different geographical populations
of a species is important to identify population-related differences in thermal ecology that could
affect persistence of a species in its current distribution range. In the present study, in situ operative
body temperatures were recorded continuously from August 2011 to January 2012, and physiological
and molecular measurements were carried out in three populations of the limpet Cellanatoreuma
from temperate, subtropical and tropical shores in China and Thailand. Compared to limpets on the
tropical shore with a unimodal thermal environment, limpets on the subtropical shore have to cope
with a bimodal thermal environment characterized by a wider temperature range and more extreme
high temperature events. The absence of differences in lethal temperature (LT50) of limpets from all
the locations indicates that limpets currently suffer from intensive heat stress across their
biogeographic range. Although lacking differences in upper thermal limits, variations were noted
among populations in transcriptional responses in genes linked to energy metabolism. Limpets on
the subtropical shore live closer to their upper thermal limits, and thus will be more sensitive to
temperature increases. Furthermore, the stressful thermal environment in subtropical habitats will
impede the poleward distribution shift of tropical limpets.
PSSB-07 Utilization of colloidal organic phosphorus by marine phytoplantonтАУSkeletonema
costatum
Yuewen Hu (15980764163@163.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Phosphorus (P) is an essential element that plays a key role in regulating primary production in
aquatic environments. Over geological time scales, P is the ultimate limiting nutrient for sustaining
oceanic primary productivity. Although dissolved inorganic phosphorus (DIP) is the most readily
form utilized by phytoplankton, the concentration of dissolved organic phosphorus (DOP) is usually
higher than that of orthophosphate in eutrophic coastal waters. DOP can be divided into low
molecular weight compounds (LMWDOP) and colloidal organic phosphorus (COP) according to their
molecular weight. Most studies concerns about LMWDOP, such as phosphate monoester which can be
hydrolyzed by Alkaline phosphatase (APase). Fewer researches concentrate on COP. However,
recently the cross-flow ultrafiltration technique has been widely used to isolate colloidal materials
which facilitate researches on COP. COP is thought to be a substantial and active component affecting
DOP bioavailability and cycling pathways.
In this study, we have employed an enzymatic hydrolysis method to characterize the composition of
natural COP isolated from a ultrafiltration system. Using the batch culture, one typical HAB species
Skeletonema costatum were used to study bioavailability of COP and the effect of COP on their growth .
The main results were as follows:
(1) Approximately 28% of natural COP from Taiwan Strait were hydrolyzed by APase, 48.5% of COP
hydrolyzed by APase + PDEase preparation. Labile phosphate monoester and diester accounted for
less than 20%, whereas >50% of ambient COP still remained as the nonreactive DOP. The diester P
concentration approximated monoester P concentration in natural COP sample. After incubation of
Skeletonema costatum, the ambient COP contained no labile monoester and less than 2% diester P.
(2) The test diatom Skeletonema costatum could sustain its growth under COP treatment and utilize
about 45.5% of COP, getting maximal cell density of 1.78 ├Ч 108 cells L-1, about 49.3% of the control
group with NaH2PO4 as P source .
(3) Under COP treatmentя╝Мphytoplankton APA increased rapidlyя╝Мand then gradually declined during
the culture. Preliminary results showed that S. costatum utilize CP via the induction of alkaline
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phosphatase.
(4) Under the COP treatment, Fv/Fm rapidly decreased from 0.65 at the beginning to 0.04 at the end
of the culture.
Skeletonema costatum could utilize monoester and diester P of COP. Monoester P was utilized via
induction of AP. However P diesters were nearly depleted after incubation, so there may exist other
mechanisms in DOP utilization, such as via PDEase induction or APase can even partially hydrolyze
PDE. It is essential to determine whether Skeletonema costatum in our experiment could induce
PDEase to hydrolyze PDE compounds or other phosphatase to utilize DOP in the future study.
PSSB-08 Characterization of urease activity in four phytoplankton species, Skeletonema
costatum, Prorocentrum donghaiense, Karenia mikimotoi, Phaeocystis globosa
Xiaoyun Huang (987698297@qq.com)
Research center for harmful algea and marine biology, Jinan University, Guangzhou
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PSSB-09 Phosphorus starvation induced programmed cell death in the marine dinoflagellate
Prorocentrum donghaiense
Xiaozhou Huang (zhouzhou8587@126.com), Bangqin Huang
College of Environment and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Prorocentrum donghaiense, which forms massive annual red tides in the East China Sea over the last
decades, can rapidly form blooms, persist for long periods at high concentration, and then rapidly
terminate. The molecular mechanisms regulating cellular mortality and turnover are still unknown,
even though they effectively short-circuit carbon export to the deep ocean and channel primary
productivity to microbial food webs. In this study, phosphate starvation was as an induced condition
to study potential mechanism, function and ecological significance of programmed cell death (PCD)
using a diverse suite of molecular tools, such us Real-time PCR, cell digestion assay, expression of
protein in P. donghaiense. We demonstrated that P. donghaiense cells in response to nutrient depletion,
exhibited diagnostic biochemical markers of PCD such as the reactive oxygen species (ROS)
production, cysteine aspartate protease (caspase) activation and metacaspase (caspase-like)
expression and simultaneously enhanced production of transparent exopolymer particles (TEP),
which can facilitate aggregation and stimulate carbon flux. Our results not only suggested that PCD
could be a mechanism of population control and an evolutionary driver in unicellular organisms but
also implicated that PCD and TEP could regulate the fate of phytoplankton blooms and particulate
organic matter in aquatic ecosystems.
PSSB-10 Will human activities break the biogeographic barrier of rocky shore species? Phylogeography of three intertidal invertebrates along the Chinese coast
Xiongwei Huang (hxwdyx123@126.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Land reclamation and coastal engineering construction are main human activities changing intertidal
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landscape around the world. In recent 10 years, a large scale sea enclosure and many coastal defense
structures appear in fast-growing China. These hard-substrate structures provide habitats for rocky
intertidal species in the original muddy shore. Substrates play a vital role in the biogeographic
distribution of rocky intertidal species. The muddy shore between the north and south Chinese coast
was partly contributing to the phylogeographic break with Yangtze River estuary as a barrier and the
biogeographic patterns of rocky intertidal species should be greatly affected by the construction of
artificial rocky substrates. Three widely distributed intertidal species were collected in the natural
and artificial hard substrates (86 individuals of Siphonaria japonica in 3 sites, 272 individuals of
Littoraria sinensis in 10 sites and 228 individuals of Littorina brevicula in 8 sites) along the Chinese
coast, and the phylogeographic patterns were analyzed using mitochondrial COI sequences. Results of
analysis of molecular variance and pairwise ╬жST suggest that there are significant genetic differences
between the north populations and south populations in natural hard substrates. Comparatively, the
genetic structures of populations in artificial hard substrate were more complex. Result of migrate
analysis showed there are strong gene flows across Yangtze River, the previous phylogeographic
barrier for rocky shore species. These results indicated that the hard-substrate structures become
тАЬstepping stonesтАЭ of rocky shore organisms and promote the gene exchange between the north and
south groups.
PSSB-11 The response of planktonic assemblages to the abundance of Blackfordia virginica
(Hydromedusa) in Xiamen Nanhu Park, China
Xuguang Huang (hxg226@sina.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
During the period of March to April in 2012, there was a B. virginica bloom in the Xiamen Nanhu Park.
Two peaks were observed, which were 1095 ┬▒ 381 ind m-3 and 759 ┬▒ 158 ind m-3, respectively,
associated with these, there were also two chlorophyll a peaks in a delay of 2 ~ 4 days. Ammonium
concentrations were positively correlated with the abundance of B. virginica. The dominant
phytoplankton species in the first chlorophyll a peak was Chaetoceros sp. while they were Chaetoceros
sp. and Gymnodinium sp. in the second peak. B. virginica negatively correlate with the
micro-zooplankton in terms of average carbon content but not in abundance. Furthermore, the
results of dilution experiments showed that there was substantial influence on the phytoplankton
growth rate and the micro-zooplankton grazing rate by the change in abundance of B. virginica. The
ratio of grazing to growth rates (m/┬╡) decreased when B. virginica blooms occurred indicating a
top-down control effect.
PSSB-13 Balance ofplanktonic respiration and production in the South China Sea
Yibin Huang (hybxmu@qq.com)
College of the Environment and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Characterization of the microbial metabolism in the ocean is of relevance for quantification of global
carbon balance. At the ecosystem level, respirationrepresents the largest sink for organic matter in
the biosphere and can be a key step toward estimating the carbon budget precisely.The South China
Sea (SCS),one of the major margin seas in the world, plays important roles in global carbon fluxes and
cycling processes. However,compared to the vast phytoplanktonphotosythesis database in spatial and
temporal extent, the paucity of planktonic respiration data is striking. In this study, we focusedon the
balance of planktonicmetabolism rates, and main objectives were to 1)examinedthe geographic
pattern of metabolism in the SCS 2) explore the short-term scale (daily) variabilityon the balance of
metabolismin the oligotrophic ocean
PSSB-14 Ecosystem based approaches of nutrient criteria establishment in an estuary,
southeast China
Zheng Huang (huang.z1989@stu.xmu.edu.cn), Wenzhi Cao, Xianhui Wan, Yufang Wu, Ying Liang, Di
Cao, Jingsong Chen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science & College of the Environment and Ecology,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Estuarine and coastal eutrophication becomes one of the major concerns worldwide. Nutrient
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criteria is needed to protect estuarine and coastal waters from eutrophication. However, current
nutrient quality standard system for estuary mainly has either ignored or misunderstood ecosystem
responses to receiving nutrients and threshold of such disturbances. Furthermore, nutrient
distribution determined by mixing process and biogeochemical behaviors in estuary are not taken
into account. The objective of this study was to propose scientifically sound approaches for
developing nutrient criteria in an estuarine zone. Based on the natural geographical characteristics,
chemical and nutrient elements, the Jiulong River Estuary is divided into three sea sub-areas. The
nutrient data of 1997 - 2014 and the nutrient concentration records of thirty two red tides since
1986 are used for developing nutrient criteria in the Jiulong River Estuary. Furthermore, a cumulative
frequency regressive method and a mixing model are used to conduct nutrient concentration
gradient in different sub-areas. The recommended criteria values of DIN in the three sea sub-areas of
the Jiulong River Estuary were 60.36, 7.21, 10.21 umol/L, respectively, while the value of SRP was
0.11 umol/L due to the low variability in the mixing zone. 72% of historical red tides occurred in the
estuarine zone under current standard while none would occur under the proposed, urging a more
scientific nutrient criteria standard system there.
PSSB-15 Selection of suitable reference gene for quantitative real-time PCR in Heterosigma
akashiwo (Raphidophyceae) under different experimental conditions
Nanjing Ji (jinanjing@126.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Quantitative real-time reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR) is a powerful
technique that is widely used for gene expression analysis and is characterized by high sensitivity,
specificity, reproducibility and accuracy. For accurate and reliable results, the stability of reference
genes is essential. The raphidophyte Heterosigma akashiwo is a globally distributed harmful alga that
has been associated with fish kills in coastal regions worldwide. Given the increasing study about the
formation mechanism of H. akashiwo blooms, it is important to analyze gene expression pattern in
different environment conditions. In this study, 10 candidate reference genes (L17-2, L23-2, Cytb, Cal,
╬▒-tub, ╬▓-tub, EF╬▒-1, 18S, GAPDH and MDH) were analyzed in H. akashiwo under different conditions,
including cold shock, hot shock, chemical treatments, and over a diel cycle. The expression stability of
these genes was verified using geNorm, NormFinder and BestKeeper algorithms. Differences were
observed after comparison of the ranking of the reference gene identified by three programs, but Cal,
L17-2, EF╬▒-1 and ╬▓-tub were the most stable genes in the samples sets under present study. To
further validate the suitability of the reference genes identified in this study, the expression patterns
of ribulose-1, 5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase large unite (Hrbc) were study in diel cycle
samples. This study is the first systematic analysis of reference genes for qRT-PCR in H. akashiwo
under different conditions, and will help to improve the quality of gene expression data in a wide of
samples in H. akashiwo.
PSSB-16 Phytoplankton growth and microzooplankton grazing in northern South China Sea
during the spring of 2014
Siyu Jiang (jiangsiyu1107@126.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
One of the major pathways for phytoplankton engaging in the carbon flow from sunlit surface to
ocean interior is zooplankton grazing then transferring by food web mechanism. Previous studies
have shown variation in grazing rates on different phytoplankton species by microzooplankton
(20-200╬╝m), which should subsequently have impact on the food web efficiency. In this study, the
growth and mortality rates of five major phytoplankton groups in the Northern South China Sea
during the spring (April, 2014) were studied with the dilution experiments, derived from the changes
in concentrations of five pigment markers such as fucoxanthin, 19-hexanoyloxyfucoxanthin,
19-butanoyloxyfucoxanthin, zeaxanthin and divinyl chlorophyll a (representative of diatoms,
haptophytes, pelagophytes, Synechococcus and Prochlorococcus, respectively). The decoupling
between total phytoplankton biomass (indicated by chlorophyll a) and growth rates and net growth
rates may indicate a dynamic state of the phytoplankton community during this period. The net
growth rates of five phytoplankton groups all positively correlated with that of the whole community.
Although Synechococcus and Prochlorococcus contributed most of the biomass in all stations, the
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higher net growth rates of other three groups may implied a succession of phytoplankton community
structure was happening. Both the higher instinct growth rates and the delay between zooplankton
and phytoplankton growth may render the lower grazing pressure on diatoms, haptophytes and
pelagophytes.
PSSB-17 Assessment of social vulnerability to climate change and its adaption strategies in
southwest coastal area of Taiwan
Wen Jiao (20029697@qq.com)
Guangdong Ocean University, Zhanjiang
1. Integrate hydrological factors relative to the Southwest coast of Taiwan, i.e., impact assessment,
uncertainty analysis, vulnerability and risk assessment, etc.
2. Study adaption to coastal hazards in the research area under climate change.
3. Map coastal disaster vulnerability and risk assessment as a result of climate change in the
southwest of Taiwan.
4. Integrate use of natural indicators, social indicators and disaster indicators using SPSS, and apply
cluster analysis to classify resulting coastal types.
5. Survey selected experts to adjust strategies to cope with problems for use in the action plan.
PSSB-18 Effect of phosphorus deficiency and adenosine 5-triphosphate (ATP) on growth rate
and cell cycle of Prorocentrum donghaiense
Meizhen Li (22320102201045@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Phosphorus is one of the most important nutrient elements for phytoplankton. In this article, we
studied how phosphorus affects the growth of dinoflagellates based on Prorocentrumdonghaiense,
one of the most common dinoflagellate species causing harmful algae bloom in East China Sea. Under
phosphorus deficiency condition, population growth of P. donghaiense was depressed significantly
including the increase of cell size and stagnation cell cycle progression. Compared to the cells
cultured in normal L1 medium, algae cells utilizing adenosine 5-triphosphate (ATP) as exclusive
phosphorus resource displayed the similar physiological status, which revealed that the assimilation
of DIP can be replaced by DOP when DIP is limiting factor for dinoflagellates P. donghaiense. Cells
under DIP-replete and ATP conditions progressed through a complete cell cycle (G1-S-G2) in 24
hours induced by light dark cycle, whereas under phosphorus deficiency condition the majority of the
P. donghaiense population was blocked in the G0/G1 phase, with no detectable cell cycle progression.
The results suggest that phosphorus is not only required for cell growth but also necessary for
regulation of cell cycle progression and DNA synthesis in P. donghaiense.
PSSB-19 The mechanism of Fe (тЕв) reduction by a novel thermophilic dissimilatory iron
reducing bacteria
Xi Li (lynes.good@163.com)
The Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Xiamen
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PSSB-20 Effects of temperature on simple planktonic food chains in the ocean
Yihui Li (929685504@qq.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Temperature is a key environmental factor affecting the structure and function of marine ecosystems.
Since the early 20th century, the average temperature of the global ocean has been rising because of
the emission of greenhouse gases. But the mechanism has been unclear that temperature affects
changes of biomass in planktonic ecosystem. For a simple marine Nutrient-Plankton-Zooplankton
system, our preliminary model has found that with other variables being constant, a mere 2-3
degrees of temperature change would convert the steady state of a system from an equilibrium into a
limit cycle although the average biomass of plankton increase or decline with the rise of temperature.
With the rise of temperature, the biomass of phytoplankton and zooplankton would fluctuate largely.
Here, we investigate predatorтАУprey oscillations in a long-term experiment with a simple marine
Nutrient-Plankton-Zooplankton system. And plankton exhibited a stable cycle around 30 days at 20┬║C,
namely the limit cycle.
PSSB-21 Iron limitation exacerbated the damage of ultraviolet-B on the oceanic Synechococcus
sp. WH8102
Zhengke Li (libook5@163.com)
School of Life Sciences, Central China Normal University, Shanghai
Iron limitation exacerbated the damage of ultraviolet-B on the oceanic Synechococcus sp. WH8102
The oceanic Synechococcus sp. WH8102 was cultured with 0 W┬╖m-2 (the control), 0.045 W┬╖m-2 and
0.096 W┬╖m-2 UV-B for 3 h every day, and its growth, pigments, photosynthetic activity, ROS content
and intracellular iron content were assayed. The growth was remarkably inhibited by UV-B
exposure under low iron (15 nM Fe) conditions and less inhibition was found under high iron (1000
nM Fe) conditions. Five days of 0.096 W┬╖m-2 UV-B treatment significantly reduced cellular contents
of Chl a, carotenoid and phycocyanin under low iron conditions, but had little effect under high iron
conditions. The Fv/Fm at the fifth day was measured hourly from 10:00 to 17:00. It decreased to
46.5% and 68.1% of the initial value respectively under iron limited and iron sufficient conditions at
0.096 W┬╖m-2 UV-B for one hour, and kept constant within the next two hours. After the UV-B lamps
were turned off, the Fv/Fm recovered to 62.3% and 85.6% of the initial value within one hour, and to
85.0% and 88.9% of the initial value within the next two hours. Similar trend was also detected for
rETR and NPQ. The ROS content under low iron conditions was higher than that under high iron
conditions, and increased with the increase of UV-B radiation. The UV-B decreased the iron
availability for photosynthetic apparatus and the intracellular iron content decreased with the
increase of UV-B radiation under low iron conditions. Thus, it is possible that UV-B inhibits the
primary productivity of iron limited water areas because cyanobacteria dominate some iron-limited
marine environments.
PSSB-22 Responses of autotrophic and heterotrophic rates of plankton to short-term
temperature modulations at a subtropical coastal site
Kailin Liu (986946558@qq.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
We investigated the responses of phytoplankton growth and photosynthesis rates and
microzooplankton grazing and community respiration rates to shortterm temperature modulations
throughout a seasonal cycle at a eutrophic, subtropical coastal site near Xiamen, China. We used
linear mixed effect models to estimate the temperature coefficients (i.e. activation energy). We found
that there were no significant differences of activation energy(~0.65 eV) between autotrophic (i.e.
phytoplankton growth and photosynthesis) and heterotrophic rates(i.e. microzooplankton grazing
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and community respiration), inconsistent with the common belief that photosynthesis rates should
increase slower with temperature than respiration or grazing rates. Based on both physiological and
statistical grounds, we argue that the inherent activation energies of phytoplankton photosynthesis
and growth rates may not be lower than 0.65 eV in some instances.
PSSB-23 Extracellular enzyme activity of brown tide(Aureococcus anophagefferens) in
Qinhuangdao
Xiaohong Liu (yueer2596@163.com)
Research Center for Harmful Algae and Marine Biology, Jinan university, Guangzhou
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хИ░ 332.1 nmol l-1 h-1,уАВ
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l h уАВ
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PSSB-24 Gene expression analysis of Karenia mikimotoi in dissolved organic phosphorus
condition by suppression subtractive hybridization
Hao Luo (1062509012@qq.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Karenia mikimotoi is one of the most important HAB forming dinoflagellates at coastal sea area. This
study was conducted to explore the potential utilization of DOP when dissolved inorganic
phosphorus (DIP) is depleted in the ocean. To investigate the molecular mechanisms involved in the
phosphorus nutrient metabolism, we performed gene differential expression analysis in K. mikimotoi
using suppression subtractive hybridization (SSH) method. Different culture treatments were set up
as the following, L1 medium as control, the phosphorus-depleted L1 medium, and adenosine
triphosphate (ATP) as sole phosphorus source. Genes related to key functional categories of energy,
metabolism, and protein synthesis were identified. Most notable were some proteins probably
involved in ATP binging and utilization as well as the transport of phosphorus found from the ATP
cultures. Our results provide insights into possible target genes and proteins for further research of
phosphorus utilization mechanisms in K. mikimotoi and other dinoflagellates.
PSSB-25 The ecological recover process and compensation mechanism of mangrove Avicenna
marina affected by Oligochroa cantonella Caradja herbivore
Fei Qi (reborndolly@gmail.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
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PSSB-26 Physiological responses of an economic red macroalga Gracilaria lemaneiformis
grown at different densities to future CO2-induced ocean acidification
Liming Qu (qlmzsdx@163.com)
Huaihai Institute of Technology, Lianyungang
According to the A1Fl scenario (CO2 emission scenario predicted with Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change), atmospheric CO2 concentrations will reach about 1000 ppmv by the end of this
century and the ocean will take up more CO2 from the atmosphere, which lead to ocean acidification
(OA). In recent years, many researches focused on the physiological responses of macroalgae to OA,
but most of them ignored the effect of cultivated density. We selected an economic red macroalga
Gracilaria lemaneiformis to investigate the role of different cultivated density on the OA effect. The
thallis of G. lemaneiformis were cultured under different densities and CO 2 levels for 3 weeks. The
cultivated densities were set as low density (LD) and high density (HD), and the CO2 concentrations
were ambient CO2concentration (LC, 390 ╬╝atm) and high CO2 concentration (HC, 1000╬╝atm). Our
results showed that CO2 significantly decreased the relative growth rate (RGR) of G. Lemaneiformis
grown at low density, but the enhancement of RGR was found in the HD-grown thalli. The similar
trends were showed in the net photosynthetic rates of G. Lemaneiformis. The different responses of
RGR and net photosynthetic rates to OA under different cultivated densities might be attributed to
different daily pH variations. In LD level, pH values varied less than 0.1 and carbonate system of
seawater medium kept constant. CO2 supply in HC condition could provide more carbon resource for
the growth of G. Lemaneiformis, but on the other hand, the HC-grown thalli must maintain balance of
base-acid with more energy compared with LC-grown thalli. The OA effects on the growth of G.
Lemaneiformis depended on the balance between these two processes. While under HD level, pH
values varied more than 0.6 and it could reach 9.2 in the LC-grown thalli, indicating that the carbon
supply was seriously limited. CO2could significantly relieve this carbon resource limitation, resulting
in the enhancement of RGR of HC-grown plants. For estimating the effect of OA on the production of G.
Lemaneiformis, it appeared to depend not only on levels of CO 2 but also on the cultivated densities,
with other marine environmental factors.marine environmental factors.
PSSB-27 Landing history of тАШUrusтАЩ on Dongdao Island, Xisha Islands of South China Sea
Da Shao (shaoda@mail.ustc.edu.cn)
Institute of Polar Environment, School of Earth and Space Sciences, University of Science and
Technology of China, Hefei
The Dongdao Island of Xisha Islands is an epitome of the island eco-system of South China Sea, and
red-footed booby (Sula sula) and Pissonia grandis are typical species of the island community.
However, a large herbivore тАШurusтАЩ (actually cattle) is now threatening the survival of other species. We
analyzed the lithology, as well as organic carbon and nitrogen concentration and isotopes of the
sediment core DY2 sampled from the тАШCattle PondтАЩ of Dongdao Island, Xisha Islands. Combined with
the isotope results of modern cattle and seabird droppings, we identified the eco-geological
characteristic of the тАШurusтАЩ. According to the AMS14C dating of the lumpy cattle excreta and charcoal
on the interface layer, we determined the landing time of тАШurusтАЩ and identified a population booming
after the landing as shown in the isotope profiles. The тАШurusтАЩ, actually cattle, could disrupt the whole
island eco-system irreversibly; therefore тАШurusтАЩ population needs to be controlled. This research
proposed a possible method to study the history of invasive species.
PSSB-28 Rhodopsin gene expression regulated by light dark cycle, spectrumand light intensity
in dinoflagellate Prorocentrum
Xinguo Shi (xinguoshi@gmail.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
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The proton pump rhodopsin (PPR) broadly occurs in marine bacteria and archaeain which
itcapturesand converts solar energy to ATP. Although this gene alsohas been found in several
lineagesof dinoflagellates,it has not been studied in Prorocentrales species and whether it
functionally tunes to light spectra and intensities as in bacteria remains unclear. Here we isolated and
characterized this gene (Pdrhod)in the bloom-forming Prorocentrum donghaiense. Pdrhodis a 7-helix
transmenmbrane polypeptidecontaining conserved domains and critical amino acid residues of PPR.
Pdrhod is phylogenetically affiliated with xanthorhodopsin clade like other dinoflagellates but seems
to have a distinct evolutionary origin. Quantitative reverse transcription PCR (qRT-PCR) showedthat
in regular cultures(light/dark=14:10, 100 ┬╡E┬╖m-2┬╖s-1), Pdrhodtranscript abundance exhibited a strong
diel rhythm,high in the light period and low in the dark. Using an antiserumwe produced,
Westernblot result showed the same diel rhythm in PdRHODprotein abundance as the transcript. The
rhythm was dampened upon the culturesтАЩ shift to continuous dark or light condition, suggesting that
this gene is not under circadian clock control. Rhodopsin transcript and protein
abundancesvariedwith light density,both being highest at a moderate illumination level. Furthermore,
Pdrhod expression responded tolight spectra, with slightly higher transcript abundance under green
than blue light,and lowestunder red light. ThesePdrhod-promoting light conditionsare comparable
with the turbidmarine habitat where the species forms blooms, suggesting that Pdrhodmay function
tocompensate for light-limited photosynthesis in the dim environments.
PSSB-29 Change in the relationship between ecosystem structure and functionings in the
Jiaozhou Bay
Peng Sun (sunpeng91@163.com)
Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science and Ecology, College of Environmental Science and
Engineering, Ocean University of China, Qingdao
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PSSB-30 The relationship between phytoplankton community structure and nutrient in
northern Beibu Gulf
Fujing Wang (wangfj_xmu@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Phytoplankton is the main primary producer of marine ecosystem, which is the bait of zooplankton,
directly or indirectly. Phytoplankton also forms the energetic basis of open sea food webs, and their
relatively high growth rates depend on both hydrographic factors and dissolved nutrients.
Phytoplankton population change and community structure affect the structure and function of
marine ecosystem, and play an important role in the process of material cycle and energy conversion
of marine ecosystem. The relationship between phytoplankton community structure and nutrient
and the source of nutrient will be explored in northern Beibu Gulf.
Phytoplankton community and nutrient concentration were investigated from the northern Beibu
Gulf both in April and August, 2011. In this research, there were 313 phytoplankton taxa identified,
belonging to 7 phyla, 79 genera. Bacillariophyta and Pyrrophyta were the main groups. Nutrient is
the important environmental factor affected the distribution of phytoplankton. The results of
determining nutrient limiting factors indicated that N/P ratio had been in a relatively high level in the
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study area; most of the waters were phosphorus limitation. Thus, phytoplankton community was
dominated by diatom assemblage in northern Beibu Gulf. Cluster and Canonical Correspondence
Analysis (CCA) of the samples revealed that phytoplankton community was divided into two natural
groups in spring (spr 1 & spr 2) and three in summer (sum 1, sum 2 & sum 3). The group
characteristic species analysis showed that Coscinodiscus gigas and Chaetoceros debilis had significant
correlation with phosphate and nitrite in spring, so did Nitzschia longissima v. reversa and Bacillaria
paradoxa in summer. This study suggests phosphate and nitrite has been transported to the northern
Beibu Gulf through the Qiongzhou strait corridor water. Otherwise, phytoplankton community
succession phenomenon is the result of seasonal change of different water mass.
PSSB-31 Biogeographic distributions of rocky intertidal species (Cellana and Siphonaria) in
the Southeast Asia
Jie Wang (jie_owen@aliyun.com)
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
It is well known that Southeast Asia is a hotspot for extraordinary marine biodiversity.
Understanding the biogeographic distributions of marine species is helpful for us to interpret current
patterns of marine diversity. DNA barcoding has been widely used for species identification and
classification. The rocky intertidal zone is an important ecosystem, but few studies on the
biogeographical distribution of rocky intertidal species have been reported. This study aims to detect
the biogeographic distributions of two common genera Cellana and Siphonaria in the rocky intertidal
zone and possible causes in shaping their distributions.
Samples from seven localities (Sanya, SY; Da Nang, DN; Ko Sichang, KS; Penang, PN; Kuantan, KT;
Kuching, KC; Muara, MR) are collected and two biomarkers (16S and COI) are chosen for DNA
barcoding. For Cellana, two species (C. radiata and C. toreuma) were suggested by the concordant
topology from both Maximum likelihood (ML) tree and Bayesian tree. Besides estimates of levels of
Kimura two-parameter (K2P) distance in 16S also supported this classification (interspecific distance:
0.08; intraspecific distance: 0 and 0.009). Samples from PN belong to C. radiata and samples from the
rest locations are C. toreuma. For Siphonaria, nine monophyletic groups were detected in both ML
tree and Bayesian tree. The K2P distance analyses of two markers showed that interspecific distances
(16S: 0.087~0.403; COI: 0.121~0.409) were significantly larger than intraspecific distances (16S:
0.00~0.010; COI: 0.000~0.046), which also encouraged the nine species classification. Five species
are endemic and distributed in MR, DN, KS, KT and SY respectively. Other four species, however, can
be found at different two localities.
According to DNA barcoding analysis, two species in Cellana and nine species in Siphonaria were
suggested in this study. The discrepancy of biogeographic patterns between Siphonaria and Cellana
could be associated with their different reproductive modes and larval dispersal capabilities. It is
obvious that species in PN located in Indian Ocean are separated from species from other localities
belonging to Pacific Ocean, which can be explained by historical events. Our study presented that
historical geological events other than contemporary oceanic current realms play important roles in
the biogeographic patterns of rocky intertidal species in the Southeast Asia.
PSSB-32 Current status and future prospect of DNA barcoding in marine biology
Lu Wang (607wanglu@sina.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Marine organisms are highly diverse, widely distributed, with high complexity and homoplasy. To
enable fast and accurate identification of species, it is imperative to establish molecular techniques, to
complement the traditional morphological methodology. DNA barcoding provides digitalized criteria
and effective means for species identification, and is becoming an important technical tool in the
research on taxonomy and biodiversity. In this review, we summarize the major recent progress and
current trend in DNA barcoding, particularly as it applies to the fields of marine phytoplankton
(Rhodophyte, Phaeophyta, Chlorophyta, Bacillariophyta and Dinophyta ), invertebrates (Spongia,
Cnidaria, Custacea, Mollusca, etc.) and fish. We provide an overview of the deffectiveness and
suitability of different barcoding markers in different groups of marine organisms. We also discuss
current challenges and future prospects of marine DNA barcoding in hope to provide a framework for
future marine DNA barcoding research in China.
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PSSB-33 The influence of the Yellow Sea Warm Current on the biodiversity of Bohai Sea
Caixia Wang, Xiaoke Hu*, Bin Wang, Yibo Wang (yibowang@yic.ac.cn)
Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Yantai
In this study, a total of 41 stations with both surface and benthic samples of phytoplankton and
microorganisms were collected from December 14th to December 25th in Bohai Sea, 2013. According
to the biological taxonomy, metagenomics and proteomics data, the compositions and diversities of
phytoplankton and microorganism were determined. Furthermore, their relationships with the
yellow sea warm current were investigated. The most wide spread species of phytoplankton in winter
were Actinocyclus octonarius, Ceratium fusus, Coscinodiscus asteromphalus, Coscinodiscus oculusiridis,
Coscinodiscus sp., Melosira sulcata, while the most abundant species were Actinocyclus octonarius,
Chaetoceros sp., Coscinodiscus sp., Nitzschia pungens, Rhizosolenia alata f. Indica, Schroederella
delicatula. Our results indicated that the Yellow Sea Warm Current had dramatic influences on the
diversities of both phytoplankton and microorganisms mainly through temperature and salinity.
PSSB-34 Primary production of microphytobenthos in shallow system and their ecological
role
Yuanyong Wang (273826651@qq.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Microphytobenthos, which consists of unicellular eukaryotic algae and cyanobacteria, grow within
the upper several millimeters of the sediments. The sediment surface is a zone of intense microbial
and geochemical activity. Those shallow systems are the intersection zones between ocean and land
and they are subjected to anthropogenic interference. They meet the requirements for high primary
production, and in many shallow ecosystems, the biomass of benthic microalgae often exceeds that of
the phytoplankton in the overlying waters (MacIntyre et al.,1996)., A series of in situ measurements
were conducted during periods of emersion since June 2014 using infrared analysis(licor820), aiming
to estimate the productivity of microphytobenthos and respiratory loss in the intertidal zone and find
out whether the intertidal zone is a sink or a source of carbon.
PSSB-35 Rapid detection of harmful Raphidophyte, Chattonella sp. using whole-cell FISH
Winnie Lik Sing Lau (winniells@hotmail.com), Hong Chang Lim, Sze Wan Lee, Sing Tung Teng, Leh
Hie Yek, Chui Pin Leaw and Po Teen Lim*
Bachok Marine Research Station, Institute of Ocean and Earth Sciences, University of Malaya,
Malaysia
Several species from the genera of Chattonella (Raphidophyceae) was known to be harmful by
causing massive fish kill especially in finfish mariculture. In Malaysia, blooms of Chattonella sp. were
first recorded in the 1980s along the Tebrau Straits. However, information on the distribution of
Chattonella in other part of Malayian waters remained limited. In this study, morphological
characteristics of Chattonella was first documented based on cultures obtained from estuaries of
Santubong and Miri, Sarawak and Tumpat, Kelantan. Six strains of Chattonella were examined by light
and electron microscopy. Species-specific oligonucleotide probes were designed in silico using ARB
program package based on the nucleotide sequences of LSU and ITS2-rDNA obtained from these
clonal cultures. Two species specific probes were synthesized as biotynilated probes to apply on
tyramide signal amplification (TSA)-fluorescence in-situ hybridization (TSA-FISH). TSA-FISH was
performed and observed on microscope glass slides to prevent cell damages via common filtration
practice. Both LSU and ITS2 probes were tested on target and non-target cells to confirm the
specificity of the probes under an epi-fluorescence microscope. TSA-FISH was proven to be a useful
tool for rapid detection of Chattonella sp. and could be adopted in monitoring of the harmful
raphidophyte.
PSSB-36 Application of molecular biology in analyzing food composition of Johnius belengerii
(Cuvier) in Saddle Archipelago
Xiaoqing Xi (1169047841@qq.com)
Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
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Tian Xia (summeryida@yeah.net)
Ocean College, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
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PSSB-38 Photosynthetic parameters in the Northern South China Sea in relation to
phytoplankton community structure
Yuyuan Xie (xieyuyuan@xmu.edu.cn)
College of the Environment and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Many recent models for retrieval of primary production in the sea from ocean-colour data are
temperature-based. But previous studies in low latitudes have shown that models that include
phytoplankton community structure can have improved predictive capability. In this study, we
measured photosynthetic parameters from photosynthesis-irradiance (P-E) curve experiments,
phytoplankton absorption coefficients, and phytoplankton community structure derived from
photosynthetic pigments during four cruises in the Northern South China Sea. The chlorophyll
a-normalized P-E curve light-limited slope (╬▒b) and maximum quantum efficiency (╬жCm) varied
significantly with the blue-to-red ratio of phytoplankton absorption peaks (a435ph/a676ph) (p <
0.001, r = -0.360 and -0.459, respectively). The significant unexplained variability might be due to
so-called "Ek-independent'' behaviour and the existence of non-photosynthetic pigments. The
chlorophyll a-normalized light-saturated photosynthetic rate (Pbm) at the surface showed a
unimodal distribution over the chl a range, and surface Pbm significantly increased when
Prochlorococcus was outcompeted by other pico-phytoplankton (p < 0.01). Almost 60 % of the
variance of Pbm could be explained by a piecewise regression with phytoplankton absorption
coefficients and pigment markers. These results might underlie the nonlinear relationships between
╬▒ and Pm and the phytoplankton biomass indicators, because temperature loses its prediction ability
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on ╬▒b and Pbm. Therefore, a model based on the effect of phytoplankton community structure on
photo-physiology may render the biomass-based approach more robust as an estimator for primary
production for this oceanic domain.
PSSB-39 Studies on trophic niche of major fish species in Beibu Gulf
Lu Yang (yanglu@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Niche is an extremely important concept in ecology, and it has become one of the most significant
basic theories of modern ecology. In aquatic systems, food is recognized as the main resource axis for
niche partitioning in vertebrates, especially in fish community. Through the study on trophic niche of
fish community, we can understand the interspecific relationships and resource partitioning patterns,
thus contributing to our knowledge of ecosystem structure and function. In this study, based on fish
samples collected in Beibu Gulf in July of 2012, diet composition, feeding habits and trophic niche
breadth of nine major fish species were analyzed by Shannon-Wiener index, Levins index and
respective evenness index. Results showed, nine major fish species could be classified into four types
of feeding habits, referred to as plankton predators (including Acropoma japonicum, Trachurus
japonicus, Decapterus maruadsi and Polydactylus sextarius), benthic predators (including Evynnis
cardinalis, Upeneus japonicus and Psenopsis anomala), nekton predators (Saurida tumbil) and
euryphagous predators (Pennahia argentata which preyed on both benthos and nekton). Trophic
niche breadth of Pennahia argentata was the highest (Shannon-Wiener index 0.938 and Levins index
2.238), while trophic niche breadth of Saurida tumbil was the lowest (Shannon-Wiener index 0 and
Levins index 1). The trophic niche breadth was strongly influenced by feeding habits of fish species
themselves and feeding foundation of surrounded environment.
PSSB-40 Phylogeographic analysis and thermal tolerance of Nipponacmea limpets (Gastropoda:
Lottidae) in China
Shanshan Yu (heiseyoumoys@gmail.com)
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
To identify the Nipponacmealimpets along the coast of China, their taxonomy was investigated with
three molecular markers (one mitochondrial gene, COI; two nuclear markers, 28S rDNA and H3).
Three species (N. radula, N. fuscoviridis and N. nigrans) were found among 274 individuals collected
from 14 sites. IntraspeciямБc variation was far less than interspeciямБc variation and obvious barcoding
gaps existed. These results indicate that the three Nipponacmea species can be efямБciently identified
by DNA barcoding. The phylogeographic patterns of the three species were also analysed using COI
sequences. There was clear biogeographic separation between the northern N. radula and the
southern two species (N. fuscoviridis and N. nigrans), with the Yangtze River estuary as a barrier. In
the southern N. fuscoviridis, there was a star-shaped haplotype network and the dominant haplotype
was detected in all populations. In the northern N. radula, there were five main haplotypes; some
adjacent populations showed no signiямБcant difference according to the pairwise Fst values. The
southern N. nigrans showed two main haplotypes. In order to understand the effects of thermal stress
on the distribution of rocky shore species, the upper thermal limits and related physiological
performances were also comparatively determined in the present study. Warm-adapted species N.
fuscoviridis showed higher thermal tolerance based on the results of LT50 and the expression level of
HSP70. The phylogeographic break between the Nipponacmea species is possibly due to the local and
regional hydrographic conditions in the Yangtze River estuary, the large salt marsh in the river delta
and difference of temperature between northern and southern China.
PSSB-41 Coccolithophore response to climate and surface hydrography in the Yellow Sea,
Northwest Pacific, AD 1761-2011
Mingli Yuan (yml09051233@126.com)
South China Sea Fisheries Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences, Beijing
Climatic and paleoceanographic changes have been identified as important drivers for calcareous
phytoplankton assemblage fluctuations on the coast of the NortheastPacific and North Atlantic.
However, the relationship between changes in calcareous phytoplankton assemblage and climate
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changes in the Northwest Pacific is still unclear.Here a study of coccoliths in a box core from the
central South Yellow Sea (SYS) reveals floral assemblage fluctuations which can be related to climatic
and hydrographic changes during the last 250 years (1761-2011). The pattern of Gephyrocapsa
oceanica (the most dominant and eutrophic species) relative abundance opposed to that of SST and
that of sum of Braarudosphaera bigelowii and Umbilicosphaera sibogae (both oligotrophic species)
relative abundance, indicating that in the Yellow Sea G. oceanica is characteristic of theavailability of
the nutrition but not SST. G. oceanica and Siberian High showed similar patterns on an interdecadal
time scale indicates that the East Asian Winter Monsoon (EAWM) might be an important driver of
ecological changes in the Yellow Sea. When the EAWM prevails, both of the Yellow Sea Warm Current
(YSWC) and the Yellow Sea Coastal Current (YSCC) strengthen, the increasing nutrition
availabilityfavors eutrophic coccolithophore species like G. oceanica. This likely mechanism
demonstrates that climate signals could be transported to the ecological system through processes
such as ocean current.
PSSB-42 Molecular detecting in situ dietary composition of Calanus sinicus in Taiwan Strait
Dangni Zhang (348511097@qq.com), Lianming Zheng, Yuanshao Lin, Weiwei Li
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Planktonic copepods are critical link between primary producers and higher trophic level consumers
in marine food web. However, in situ copepods diet status remains largely unrevealed due to the lack
of effective approaches. With the development of rapid and reliable species detection methods based
on different DNA markers, detailed prey composition and quantification of copepods are becoming
accessible. In this study, in situ dietary composition of Calanussinicus (Brodsky, 1962) were analyzed
using DNA and PCR based method from two sampling stations, A1 (in-shore) and B9 (off-shore) in
Taiwan Strait. In the laboratory, 95% ethanol preserved individuals were carefully washed, had their
appendages removed, and checked under a fluorescence microscope to exclude the influences of
attaching organisms; then genomic DNA were extracted using CTAB protocol; finally, two loci of
chloroplast ribulose-bisphosphate carboxylase gene (rbcL ID and IA/B) and one partial nuclear 18S
gene were PCR amplified, cloned, and sequenced. A total of 50 individuals of C. sinicus from A1
station and 10 from B9 were analyzed. For station A1, 26 OTUs from clone libraries (282 sequences)
were detected, clustering into 11 plankton groups; phytoplankton was the dominant group,
comprising 73.1% of the total OTUs and 53.5% of the total sequences. Diatoms and chlorophytes
were the most abundant groups among phytoplankton, accounted for ca. 34.6% and ca. 11.5% of the
total OTUs, respectively. The detected diatom sequences were most closely related to genus
Thalassiosira. For station B9, 30 OTUs were detected, clustering into 10 plankton groups.
Phytoplankton was the dominant group as well, comprising 60.0% of the total OTUs and 44.4% of the
total sequences. Diatoms and chlorophytes were also the most abundant groups among
phytoplankton, except a lower coverage of 16.7% for diatoms and a higher of 13.3% for the latter,
respectively. The results revealed that dietary composition of C. sinicus in these two locations varied
significantly, with only 9 OTUs sharing by both stations, corresponding to 19.1% of the total OTUs.
Besides the formerly recognized groups with traditional analyses, such as phytoplankton and ciliates,
our study unveiled several novel dietary compositions, like hydromedusae (3 sequences of 1 OTU,
2.1%) and thalia (1 sequences of 1 OTU, 2.1%), suggesting a possible predation on eggs or larvae of
these groups by C. sinicus. Our results supported PCR based molecular detection as an effective
approach in copepods trophic ecology studies, and laid the foundation for its further applications in
analyzing matter cycling and energy flow in marine ecosystem.
PSSB-43 Expression and degradation pattern of Form I rubiscounder different nutrient
treatments in Karenia mikimotoi and Karlodinium veneficium
Rongmo Zhang (Rongmozhang@gmail.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Form I rubisco is present only in the plastid of fucoxanthindinoflagellates owning the unique poly-U
tail in mature mRNA (UT) compared to Form II. When degraded the rbcL I is poly-A tailed (AT). It is
thought that dinoflagellates got rbcL I through serial endosymbiosis to replace the original Form II
rubisco. However, the expression and degradation pattern of rbcl I are poorly studied. In this study,
we identified both the sequence of UT and ATrbcL I inKarenia mikimotoi and Karlodinium veneficium,
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and investigated the UT and AT changing pattern under diel and 12-day sampling under different
nutrient treatments. Results showed the up regulation for both UT and AT types under phosphate
depleted condition, compared with control groups. Besides, the rbcL I expression is of light-dark
regulation, with peak in the dark period, which is different from that of Form II rubisco in P.
donghaiense, of which expression peak is after noon. Our studies shed new light on the expression of
special rbcL I in dinoflagellates to help us know more about the evolutional reason.
PSSB-44 Effects of diet nutritional quality on the growth and grazing of Noctiluca scintillans
Shuwen Zhang (szhangaf@ust.hk)
Division of Life Science, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
Noctiluca scintillans is a cosmopolitan red tide forming heterotrophic dinoflagellate which can feed a
variety of algal food. In this study, we examined the effects of diet nutritional quality on its ingestion
and reproduction. Functional and numerical response experiments were conducted using three types
of algae - a diatom (Thalassiosira weissflogii), a chlorophyte (Platymonas helgolandica) and a
dinoflagellate (Prorocentrum dentatum) that were grown under nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P)
replete, N depleted and P depleted conditions. Ingestion and growth rates of N. scintillans were fitted
using Holling Type II and modified Holling Type II models, respectively. N. scintillans generally
exhibited higher Imax (maximum ingestion rate) on nutrient deficient than on NP sufficient preys,
presumably to maximize its nutrient pool and meet growth requirements. Each of phytoplankton
cultures, except P deficient T. weissflogii, supported the growth of N. scintillans. But nutrient deficient,
especially P deficient preys yielded lower growth rates of N. scintillans than their nutrient sufficient
counterparts. No optimum curve was obtained for P-deficient T. weissflogii which may contain
toxicity driven by P limitation. Based on experimental results and hyperbola models simulated, we
found that N. scintillans tend to be P-limited as P became the major constraint affecting its
reproduction and survival under nutrient deficiency. Polyunsaturated fatty acids, e.g. ╬▒-linolenic acid
(18:3╧Й3, ALA) and eicosapentaneoic acid (20:5╧Й3, EPA) are also important in determining food
quality for N. scintillans based on their high correlation with N. scintillans growth rate.
PSSB-45 The level mRNA of glycogenesis and glycogenolysis genes studied by RT-qPCR
technology in oyster
Yiwei Zhang (408082790@qq.com)
College of Life Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The Pacific oysters (Crassostrea angulata) are widely distributed along the coast of China and are the
most important commercial shellfish group cultured in China. The Pacific oyster is the primary oyster
species in coastal river mouths and estuaries of southern China, ranging from Zhejiang Province to
Hainan Province. The oysters were cultured in stock tank at a temperature of 25 ┬▒ 2 тДГ in the
laboratory. Both salinity and pH in the experimental seawater for oyster maintenance were controlled
to be 2.8% and 8.0 respectively. The responses of genes encoding glycogenesis and glycogenolysis
such as glycogen synthase (GYS), glycogen synthase kinase 3 beta (GSK3 beta), glycogen
phosphorylase (GPH), hexokinase (HK) were assessed at the transcriptional level in order to
investigate the mechanism of glycogen variation in oysters following challenge with iron. The iron
level increment in both tissue and blood greatly from the oysters exposed to the iron in seawater. The
level of three functional genes related to the glycogen metabolism were responded transcriptionally
by real-time quantitative PCR method. The Fe exposure could trigger the glycogen metabolism to
response in oyster tissue. There was a significant post-challenge mRNA expression of glycogen
synthase (GYS), glycogen synthase kinase 3 beta (GSK3 beta), and glycogen phosphorylase (GPH),
hexokinase (HK) at 96 h. This behavior may be linked to the specific functions in physiological
processes.
PSSB-46 Bacterial communities and impact of contamination in the tropical and subtropical
mangrove revealed by pyrosequencing
Peng Zhou (zhoupeng@sidsse.ac.cn), Liping Zheng, Shunyan Cheung, Hongbin Liu, Hongmei Jing
Sanya Institute of Deep-sea Science and Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Sanya
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Mangroves are unique and diverse coastal ecosystems with confined distribution in the tropical and
subtropical regions. They nowadays are highly threatened by the surrounding wastewater discharge
and other anthropogenic contaminations, with a disappearing rate of 1~2% per year. However, the
impacts of contamination on the bacterial populations inhabited in the mangrove sediment,
especially in respective tropical and subtropical regions, were largely unknown. In this study,
contaminated and pristine mangrove sediment samples were collected from subtropical Haikou (HKC
and HKNC) and tropical Sanya (SYC and SYNC) and investigated using pyrosequencing and
quantitative PCR of the 16S rRNA gene. Generally, diversity and abundance of bacteria were much
higher in the contaminated sediments than those in the pristine sediments. The former also had
much higher number of unique OTUs and species richness in the tropical region, but opposite trends
found in the subtropical region. All the samples were dominated by Proteobacteria and
Planctomycetes, and the former was mainly composed of a-, g- and s-proteobacteria. UPGMA
clustering clearly demonstrated that bacteria communities in the tropical and subtropical mangrove
sediments formed two distinct clusters; and community variations were associated with the changes
of salinity and NO3- concentration based on multiple correlation analysis. Our study revealed that
contaminations could significantly increase bacterial diversity and abundance, but their roles were
not comparable with those of geographical latitude separation in terms of bacterial community shifts.
PSSB-47 Physiological energetics of the thick shell mussel Mytilus coruscus exposed to
seawater acidification and thermal stress
Lisha Li (yj_wang@shou.edu.cn)
College of Fisheries and Life Science, Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
The juveniles of thick shell mussel Mytilus coruscus were exposed to three pH levels (7.3, 7.7, 8.1) at
two temperatures (25┬░C, 30┬░C). At the same time, mussels were also exposed to such six treatments
(3 pH ├Ч 2 temperature) with crab Charybdis japonica which is a predator to this mussel being
introduced as the predatory treatment. The anti-predatory responses, byssus thread production of
the mussels were studied after 72 h exposure. Regardless of pH and temperature, M. coruscus
produced higher number of byssus threads as well as the thicker and longer byssus threads when
they were exposed to crabs maintained on a diet of M. coruscus as compared with those exposed
without crabs. Under low pH levels, byssus thread production showed significant lower values than
that at high pH condition no matter the predator was present or not; however, the temperature didnтАЩt
show any significant effect on the number of byssus. Byssus thread diameter was significantly
influenced by temperature, pH, predator and interaction of pH and crab, with higher values under
low temperature, high pH and predator treatment, respectively. Byssus thread length was
significantly influenced by pH and predator, with higher values under high pH and predator
treatment, respectively. Interactive effects between pH and predator exposure were observed for the
frequency of shedding stalks, byssus thread length and byssus thread diameter. Mussels exposed to
their predator, however, had enhanced byssus thread production at all pH and temperature levels
when compared with the control. This has highlighted the significance of anti-predator responses for
the survival of individuals even under a stressful environment in which energy supply is limited by
ocean acidification and high temperature. By decreasing the strength of byssus attachment, the
chance of being dislodged and consumed by crabs is increased, thus our results indicate that the
temperature and ocean acidification may change the rate of predation on M. coruscus in the field.
PSSC-01 Clay geochemistry of the rivers entering the East China Sea indicates two types of
weathering and sediment transport processes
Lei Bi (626237932@qq.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Geology, Tongji University, Shanghai
The East China Sea is characterized by wide continental shelf and huge terrigenous matter input from
both large rivers and small mountainous rivers, which makes it an ideal natural laboratory for the
study of land-sea interaction and sediment source-to-sink transport processes. This study presents
mineralogical and geochemical compositions of the clays and bulk sediments from the rivers entering
the East China Sea, aiming to investigate the general weathering mechanisms and sediment transport
processes in East Asian continental margin. Two types of river systems, tectonically-stable
continental rivers and tectonically-active mountainous rivers, co-exist in East Asia. The clays
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represent the direct weathering products and thus can better reflect the chemical weathering
regimes of the two river systems than the bulk samples do. Provenance rock types are not the
dominant factor controlling silicate weathering. The silicate weathering in tectonically-stable river
basins in mainland China is primarily driven by the monsoon climate and the sediment transfer is
relatively slow because of natural trapping process and increasing damming effect. In contrast, the
silicate weathering in tectonically-active mountainous rivers in Taiwan is greatly limited by strong
physical erosion and fast sediment transfer in the catchments albeit with low latitude and the highest
monsoon rainfall. These two different weathering regimes and sediment transport processes
probably characterize the landscape evolution and dominate the sedimentation in Asian continental
margin.
PSSC-02 Nutrients and their sources of coral reefs in South China
Sherry Cao (466981468@qq.com)
College of the Environment and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Coral reefs have suffered a remarkable decline in the world. Nutrient over-enrichment is considered a
major cause of this decline because degraded coral reefs generally exhibit a shift from a
coral-dominated to a macroalgal-dominated ecosystem. With the development of flourishing tourism
around the Sanya National Coral Reefs Reserve (SNCRR) tract and a traditional fishing in the Xuwen
National Coral Reefs Reserve (XNCRR) tract, this study presents a review of the current state of
knowledge of coastal nutrient status in China and evaluates the primary sources of nutrients into the
nearshore coral reef ecosystems, whether natural or anthropogenic through the use of stable isotopes.
Statistics indicate that concentrations of inorganic nitrogen at XNCRR are about
4.399-24.244╬╝molтАвL-1, while those are somewhat higher from 5.594╬╝molтАвL-1 to 42.900╬╝molтАвL-1 at
SNCRR. SPR and silicon are in normal level of their routine. Isotopic signatures of ╬┤ 15N, ╬┤13C and C:N
have successfully been used to identify the sources of anthropogenic nutrients in aquatic
environments. Continuous nutrient inputs from nearshore anthropogenic activities are potentially
the causes of reef degradation and consequent overgrowth of macroalgal in the areas. And this
provides good implications for the reserves and coastal resources management.
PSSC-03 Method optimization of dissolved urea in seawater
Li Chen (chenli1120@stu.xmu.edu.cn), Jian Ma, Xiaolin Li
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Urea is one of the simplest and most abundant dissolved organic nitrogen in the ocean and plays a
significant role in marine carbon and nitrogen cycle. It is an important nitrogen source for
micro-organisms in the ocean, and proved to be trigger for toxic bloom. The concentration of
dissolved urea in seawater is generally less than 1.0 ╬╝M, however, it could contribute 20~50% of the
total N required by the primary producers. While not much study on biogeochemistry of urea in open
oceans, part of the reason is that there is no robust method with good sensitivity and reproducibility
for trace level measurment. Currently, the most reliable method for the analysis of dissolved urea (>
0.1 ╬╝M) in seawater is colorimetric measurement based on the diacetyl monoxime (DAM) reaction.
However, reported manual operations were quite variable with reaction regents and timings. This
research modified the DAM chemistry in seawater matrix, including the effect of concentrations of
different reagents and impacts of temperature on kinetics of the reaction. Salinity effects were found
to have no severe effect on the detection. Thus, a recommendation of operation procedure for manual
determination of urea in seawater was proposed. The determination limit of the optimized method
was 5 nM, the recoveries were between 98.5% and 99.4% and the relative standard deviation was
1.15% (n=9) for aged seawater sample spiked with urea standards. Finally, the proposed method was
used for analyzing the distribution of dissolved urea in costal and open ocean. Spatial distributions
and profiles were presented indicating complexity of nitrogen cycling in the estuarine environment.
It benefited us to better understand the biogeochemistry of urea in the marine environments.
PSSC-04 Magnetic properties of tidal flat sediments on the Yangtze coast, China: early
diagenetic alteration and implications
Ting Chen (mei.toumeilao@163.com)
State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research, East China Normal University, Shanghai
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Magnetic measurements and organic geochemical analyses (TOC, TS) were conducted on recent tidal
flat sediments from Feng-Xian (FX) and Bei-Bu-Gang (BBG) of the Yangtze coast, and on Holocene
tidal flat sediments from core SL67 on the southern Yangtze delta plain, China. The results showed
that greigite formed in the upper tidal flat sediments of FX and BBG, where TOC and TS enriched.
Greigite also occurred in addition with pyrite in the saltmarsh and tidal flat sediments of early to
mid-Holocene in SL67. Domination of greigite in the early-Holocene basal supratidal and saltmarsh
sediments of core SL67, along with the extreme low values of TS/TOC, suggested either limited
sulfate supply from sea water or a major terrestrial source of organic matter which is hard to
decompose. The greigite-bearing sediments of lower tidal flat in mid-Holocene had low content of
TOC, indicating an upward diffusion of CH4 and H2S from the underlying upper tidal flat sediments. A
comparison between Holocene core SL67 and the modern tidal flat sediments suggests early
diagenesis processes including selective dissolution and pyritization continued after the sediments
were buried during the Holocene, resulting in the depletion of soil-derived SP magnetic particles.
Pyritization mainly changed values of magnetic parameters including ╧З, SIRM, ╧ЗARM, SOFT, SIRM/╧З
but didnтАЩt influence the parameter HIRM. Changes of HIRM thus indicated fluctuations of detrital
input to the core site and reflected a two-staged pattern of the 8.2 ka cooling event.
PSSC-05 Determination of free and combined amino acids in dissolved and particulate phases
in marine environment
Wei Chen (chenwei@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
The transfer of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and nitrogen (DON) out of the surface ocean where it
is produced to storage in the oceanтАЩs interior creates one of the biggest reservoirs of reduced carbon
and organic nitrogen on earth. Amino acids are major component of total DON identified at the
molecular level. The dissolved combined amino acids (DCAA) pool probably plays an important role
in cycling of nitrogen in a variety of marine systems, including the open ocean. Determination of
amino acids reveals systematic compositional changes upon progressive degradation. This research
focused on quantification of major amino acids in marine matrix using a method of liquid
chromatography with fluorescence detector (LC-FLU) and pre-column derivatisation with
o-phthaldialdehyde. Experiment conditions were optimized for the hydrolysis of liquid and
particulate samples, LC elution gradient, and quantification of thirteen derivatised amino acids. We
achieved good baseline resolution, low limit of detection, broad linear range and excellent recovery.
Applications were made for dissolved and particulate combined amino acids in seawater.
PSSC-06 Redox speciation analysis of iron in estuarine and coastal waters using on-line solid
phase extraction hyphenated with GFAAS and visible spectrophotometry
Yaojin Chen (chenyaojin05xd@163.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Iron controls the growth of phytoplankton in certain of coastal regions and spans from the nmol/L to
╬╝mol/L level. Iron exists in Fe(II) and Fe(III) in aqueous environments. Dissolved Fe(II) has high
bioavailability, and is generated via photoreduction and bioreduction of Fe(III) in estuarine and
coastal surface waters. An automatic on-line solid phase extraction (SPE) system employing the flow
injection (FI) technique directly coupled to 1) a graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometer
(GFAAS), and 2) a 2-m liquid waveguide capillary cell (LWCC) and spectrophotometric detection, was
established for speciation and determination of iron in estuarine and coastal waters. Fe(II) was mixed
with ferrozine solution in a sample stream to form the Fe(II)-ferrozine complex which was extracted
onto a C18 SPE cartridge, eluted with eluent for detection. In a parallel flow channel, Fe(III) was
reduced to Fe(II) with ascorbic acid and then detected in the same way as Fe(II). The home-made
interface between FI-SPE and GFAAS efficiently realized the sample introduction to the furnace in a
semi-automated way. Parameters of both systems and the graphite furnace program were optimized
based on a univariate experimental design and an orthogonal array design. The salinity effect on the
method sensitivity was investigated. The FI-SPE-GFAAS method provided a detection limit of 1.38
nmol/L for Fe(II) and 1.87 nmol/L for Fe(II+III). With variation of the sample loading volume, a
broadened determination range of 2.5-200 nmol/L iron was obtained. The FI-SPE-LWCC method was
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high sensitive with a detection limit of 0.056 and 0.076 nmol/L for Fe(II) and Fe(II+III) and a linear
range of 0.5-50 nmol/L for both. The analysis results of the certified seawater, CASS-5 and NASS-6,
obtained with both detection systems had good agreements with the certified values. The
FI-SPE-GFAAS and FI-SPE-LWCC methods were successfully applied to analyze iron species in
samples collected from the Jiulongjiang Estuary, Fujian, China, and adapted for a 24 h in-field iron
speciation in Wuyuan Bay, Xiamen, China, respectively. With the 2-cartridge FI-SPE system developed,
on-line simultaneous determination of Fe species with GFAAS was achieved for the first time.
PSSC-07 Study of using Dowex 1X8 resin to pretreat silver in seawater
Zuhao Chu (zuhaozhu@qq.com)
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
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PSSC-08 Sub-millennial to millennial scale East Asian summer Monsoon variability during the
last deglaciation from Dongyuan Lake, southern Taiwan-Comparison with Chinese stalagmite
record
Xiaodong Ding (dxd@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The East Asian monsoon is an important component of global climate system and plays a significant
role of in the global hydrologic and energy cycles. The precise timing and structure of East Asian
monsoon variability in different time scales have been well established by Chinese stalagmite records
over the past decade. The last deglaciation (Termination I) climate variability is one of the most
intriguing part of paleoclimate research due to its characteristic of a sequence of abrupt climatic
fluctuations such as тАЬMystery IntervalтАЭ (MI, 17.5-14.5 ka BP), B├╕lling-Aller├╕d interstadial (BA,
14.5-12.9 ka BP) and Younger Dryas stadial (12.9-11.7 ka BP), which may be extremely helpful for us
to clarify the origin of DansgaardтАУOeschger events and Heinrich events through last glaciation whose
origin might be similar. However, high-resolution and well dated records of the EASM during this
period are almost exclusively from Chinese stalagmite studies. More complementary high-resolution
natural archives are needed for the East Asian monsoon reconstruction during the Last deglaciation.
In this study we try to use the high resolution accumulation rate of total carbon records (MAR-TC) in
combine with Chinese stalagmite records to reconstruct the sub-millennial to millennial variability of
the EASM and their forcings during the last deglaciation. The striking consistency on millennial and
sub-millennial time scale variations and structures between our MAR-TC record and those Chinese
stalagmite records during last deglaciation indirectly demonstrates that the MAR-TC record from
Dongyuan Lake faithfully tracked East Asian monsoon during at least this period.
PSSC-09 Spatial pattern and export of particulate black carbon in the western Arctic and
subarctic Ocean
Ziming Fang (346689892@qq.com), Weifeng Yang*, Min Chen, Minfang Zheng, Wangjiang Hu,
Yusheng Qiu
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science & College of Ocean and Earth Sciences,
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Xiamen University, Xiamen
Increasing evidence has been indicating a crucial role of black carbon (BC) in balancing the budget of
global carbon. However, the geochemical behavior of BC in the ocean is still poorly understood. Here,
we analyzed particulate black carbon (PBC) in the surface Western Arctic and subarctic Ocean
including the Chukchi and Bering Seas. The PBC concentrations in the marginal ice zone, averaging
0.31 ╬╝mol/L, were much higher than those observed in the Arctic basin with the mean of 0.13 ╬╝mol/L,
indicating a release of PBC during ice melting. Based on the 234Th/238U disequilibria, PBC exports
were 84 Gg C yr-1 and 184 Gg C yr-1 over the Chukchi and Bering Shelf, respectively. However,
atmospheric deposition and fluvial discharge could not account for these exports according to the
mass-balance model, suggesting other probable sources of PBC such as dissolved BC adsorption and
PBC release during coastal erosion. The percentages of PBC in suspended particulate matter were
much lower than that in sediments, corresponding to the refractory nature of PBC. These results
indicated that the Arctic and subarctic Shelf regions are of great importance to our understanding of
the global black carbon budget.
PSSC-10 Determination of trace dissolved manganese in seawater samples by flow injection
analysis with catalytic spectrophotometric detection
Sichao Feng (kxfsc@163.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Manganese is an essential micronutrient for marine phytoplankton growth and suggested to be a
potentially (co-) limiting factor regulating primary production in high nutrient low chlorophyll
regions. Dissolved manganese serves as a useful chemical tracer of many marine biogeochemical
processes, such as coastal inputs, hydrothermal activity, benthic fluxes from sediments and
anoxic/suboxic conditions. As a result of its biogeochemistry, the distribution of dissolved manganese
in open ocean typically spans from less than 100 picomolar in the deep ocean to several nanomolar in
the surface waters. A method for the determination of trace dissolved manganese in seawater
samples was developed using a technique of flow injection analysis, which adopted a 1-m liquid
waveguide capillary cell and catalytic spectrophotometric detection with leucomalachite green (LMG).
The design of dual-sample-carrier speeded up the sample throughput and to a large extent eliminated
the Schlieren effect. A series of different reagent mixture and injection strategies were investigated
and experimental parameters were optimized based on a univariate experimental design. The salinity
effect was studied by applying the low manganese seawater as test samples, which was prepared by
passing open ocean seawater through chelate columns packed with iminodiacetate (IDA) chelating
resin. The proposed method was high sensitive with a detection limit of 0.2 nmol LтИТ1 and a linear
range of 0.5-10 nmol LтИТ1 for dissolved manganese in seawater, and the sample throughput was 5 h -1
(detected in triplicate). The analysis result of the certified seawater NASS-5 well agreed with the
certified value. The proposed method was applied to natural seawater samples analysis.
PSSC-11 Historical records of mercury distributions and mercury isotope signatures in
sediments of Jiulongjiang estuary
Yaqin Gao (gaoyaqin-1990@163.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science & College of the Environment and Ecology,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Mercury is one of the most toxic heavy metals in the environment and cycling around the world.
Mercury has natural and anthropogenic origins. The mercury isotopic composition varies with
different origins. Jiulongjiang Estuary is one of the most industrialized regions in Fujian. In order to
assess the pollution status and trace the sources of mercury in this area, depth profiles of total
mercury (TM), methyl mercury (Me-Hg) and mercury isotope signatures were determined in two
dated sediment cores, collected from Fugong mangrove region (M) and bare flat (B) outside the
mangrove. The results are as the follows. (1) In core M, TM concentrations ranged from 71.75 to
145.5 ng/g, Me-Hg concentration 0.39-1.03 ng/g, and Me-Hg /TM ratios 0.36% -0.71%. (2) In core B,
TM concentrations ranged from 116.0 to 435.3 ng/g, Me-Hg concentration 0.18-0.52 ng/g, and Me-Hg
/TM ratios 0.11% -0.20%. (3) The values of ╬Ф199Hg, ╬Ф200Hg and ╬Ф201Hg were ┬▒0.1тА░ in core B,
while some higher than 0.1тА░ in core M. (4) ╬┤XXXHg in core M and B were all less than 0, indicating
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that the samples were rich in light isotope compared with the NIST SRM 3133я╝И3 ╬╝g/Lя╝Й.
Some surface sediment samples were collected from 11 sites along the Jiulongjiang Estuary. The
concentrations of TM were in the range of 24.78-132.8 ng/g, lower than the value of first class
standard (200 ng/g) limited by GB 18668-2002 of China. The TM did not show regular change from
the upstream to downstream. The other date for mercury isotope signatures are still being analysed.
PSSC-12 Sources and transport of dissolved and particulate organic carbon in the LinDingYang
water of Pearl River estuary in south China
Wei Guo (guowei@ieecas.cn)
Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
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and ╬▒ Values
Yulong Guo (837343175@qq.com)
Tongji University, Shanghai
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PSSC-14 Nitrate uptake in cold and warm eddies in the western North Pacific
Meng He (1156070567@qq.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Mesoscale oceanic processes including warm and cold eddy have profound effects on nutrient
distribution in euphotic layer. Whereas observation on nitrate uptake rates under such distinct
processes is still limited. By using 15N-NO3- labeled technique, we measured nitrate uptake rate with
high vertical resolution within mesoscale processes in the western North Pacific in March and Apria
of 2014, when the intensity of eddy activity is high. In the southern oligotrophic region, the integrated
nitrate uptake rates in warm eddy were lower than non-eddy waters. Although eddies could affect
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various environmental factors, such as nutrients, temperature and light availability, nutrient supply is
suggested to be the most important one. The maximum nitrate uptake rate level was ubiquitously
located at the base of the thermocline on the nitracline. On the contrary, in the northern region with
high nutrient, the integrated nitrate uptake rates were significantly higher in warm eddies and lower
in the cold eddies as compared to that in non-eddy waters. Although the mechanism is still unknown,
the phenomena were not alone appeared. Our results suggested that the activity of eddies might have
complicated effects on marine export productivity and global CO2 concentration.
PSSC-15 Influence of irrigation-dominated benthic addition on the estuarine mixing of solutes
in the Jiulong River estuary
Qingquan Hong (qqhong@stu.xmu.edu.cn), Pinghe Cai, Xiangming Shi, Lingfeng Liu, Qing Li
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science & College of Ocean and Earth Sciences,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Sediments are not static but subjected to diagenesis processes and release chemicals to the overlying
water. Therefore, they should be regarded as a third endmember in estuarine mixing processes. In
order to determined the benthic fluxes across the sediment-water interface along a salinity gradient,
to assess the influence of sedimentary input on the mixing behavior of solutes (DIC, NH3-N, NOx-N,
SRP and Mn) in Jiulong River Estuary and to identify the dominant processes modulating the benthic
input, a 224Ra/228Th disequilibrium approach was applied. The sediment act as source for DIC, NH3-N,
SRP and Mn, respectively, while they uptake NOx-N. The transfer rates are about one order of
magnitude higher in the upper estuay than those in the middle and lower estuary. The sediment act
as a non-neglectable source/sink for the non-conservative mixing in this esutary. The benthic input of
DIC and Mn and sedimentary uptake of NOx-N can well support and far exceed the non-conservative
departure in the overlying water column, while the sedimentary input of NH3-N and SRP can attain
25-66% and 17-580% of the departure. The main reason for the decoupling of the sedimentary fluxes
and the non-conservative deviation is the low residence times of the overlying water that do not have
sufficient time to build up corresponding evevated solute signals. In addition, other processes are
responsible, such as the reoxidation and/or adsorption for SRP and Mn, and oxidation of NH 3-N for
the enhanced uptake of NOx-N. With the residence time of water column from literature, we
successfully distinct the contribution of porewater input from SGD in the middle estuary, where SGD
did significantly affect the addition of solutes. By reconciling the dissolved and total 224Ra depth
profiles in the sediment with three main processes of molecular diffusion, bioturbation and irrigation,
we proved that irrigation can account for molecular diffusion and bioturbation can account for >85%
of the total benthic fluxes by rapid flushing of porewater and result to the augment of solutes transfer.
The results here highlight the essential role of sediment for the budget of solutes in estuary and that
the benthic input cannot be overlooked when evaluating influence of estuarine exports on shelf
waters.
PSSC-16 Biogeochemistry of methane in the Sanggou Bay
Jing Hou (houjingjiayou@126.com)
Ministry of Education Key Laboratory of Marine Chemistry Theory and Technology, Ocean University
of China, Qingdao
Four cruises were carried out in the Sanggou Bay in April, July and October of 2013, and January of
2014 to investigate distributions, air-sea fluxes, sediment-water fluxes and production of dissolved
CH4 in the bay. CH4 concentrations in the Sanggou Bay showed substantially seasonal variation with
CH4 concentrations in summer and autumn obviously higher than those in spring and winter. The
aquaculture of shellfish and kelp in the bay was vitally responsible for the seasonal differences of CH4.
Dissolved CH4 in surface waters of the Sanggou Bay were oversaturated in spring, summer and
autumn, indicating that Sanggou Bay is a net source of atmospheric CH4. CH4 concentrations in rivers
and underground waters around the bay showed obviously seasonal variation, and CH4
concentrations in rivers were significantly higher than those in underground waters. Water
incubation experiments indicated that seawater CH4 production rates in the bay showed substantially
seasonal variation and was much higher than that in the adjacent Yellow Sea due to the aquacultural
activities. CH4 budget in Sanggou Bay was estimated with a box-model according to our results and
literature data, which suggests that in situ CH4 production in seawater was the dominant source in
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Sanggou Bay, accounting for above 90% of CH4 sources, while CH4 from river runoff, underground
water input and sediment emission only contribute to a small proportion. The dominant CH4 sink was
air-sea exchange.
PSSC-17 Anaerobic respiration and its influence on the total alkalinity in the sediment of the
Jiulong river estuary
Ling Hu (huling@stu.xmu.edu.cn), Xianghui Guo, Qingquan Hong
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Anaerobic respiration in estuarine sediments is considered to be important due to the production of
alkalinity relieving ocean acidification. Anaerobic respiration decomposes organic matter (OM) by
the sequence of denitrification, Fe3+/Mn2+ reduction and sulfate reduction, which has completely
different impacts on the carbonate system compared to the aerobic respiration. The produced high
alkalinity sediment pore-water transports upward through sediment-water interface by diffusion or
irrigation and affects the biogeochemical cycle of the water column. In August 2014, a cruise was
conducted to the Jiulong River estuary to expore the effect of aerobic respiration on TA and dissolved
inorganic carbon (DIC). TA and DIC in sediment pore water ranged 1862-21138 mmol/kg and 396
-30556 mmol/kg, respectively showing an increase with the sediment depth. AVS (Acid Volatile
Sulfide FeS+H2S) ranged 25.13-21234 mmol/kg pore-water, demonstrating the occurrence of sulfate
reduction. Sulfate reduction contributes to 56-11374 mmol/kg TA. Much higher AVS in two
mid-estuarine stations (station JL03 and JL04) might reveal the relative importance of sulfate
reduction than at other stations. By using the modified Fick''s first law, we calculated the amout of TA
comming from the sediment in the Jiulong River estuary.
PSSC-18 Enhanced particle scavenging in deep water of the Aleutian Basin revealed by
210Po-210Pb disequilibria
Wangjiang Hu (wangjhu@126.com), Min Chen, Weifeng Yang, Run Zhang, Yusheng Qiu, Minfang
Zheng
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The high sedimentation rate but low primary production in surface ocean raised a question whether
particles from local upper water column could support high deposition in the Aleutian Basin. Here,
we first present large 210Po-210Pb disequilibria in deep water of the Aleutian Basin. Dissolved 210Po
and 210Pb were depleted relative to 210Pb and 226Ra respectively in deep water below 1000 m, as well
as decreased with depth, suggesting enhanced particle scavenging in the deep water. The 210Po
residence times (1-2 a) in deep water were comparable to those in the upper water column,
indicating that 210Po scavenging rates were high in deep water of the Aleutian Basin. The export
fluxes of 210Po from the upper 100 m were estimated to be 0.2-0.8 Bq/m2/d, much lower than those
in the deep water (7-8 Bq/m2/d). Similarly, POC export fluxes in deep water (24-80 mmolC/m2/d)
were higher than those in the upper 100 m (~1 mmolC/m2/d). Such a large discrepancy between the
upper and deep water suggested that particles from local upper water column could not totally meet
the enhanced scavenging in the deep water. Based on mass balance calculations, the extra fluxes of
210Pb and POC imported to deep water were estimated to be 8-12 Bq/m2/d and 22-79 mmolC/m2/d,
respectively. The ratio of POC to particulate 210Pb (i.e. POC/PPb) in the extra source was estimated to
be 6.5 mmol/Bq, which was lower than that in the Bering Shelf with a mean POC/PPb ratio of 10.9
mmol/Bq, implying that particles in the Bering Shelf could be a potential source for the enhanced
particle scavenging in deep water of the Aleutian Basin. However, quantitative and detailed role of
ridges and manganese from sediments in particle scavenging in the deep water was unclear, and
further studies are necessary.
PSSC-19 The deposition system evolution of Jhuoshuei River mouth in the Holocene(6000):
Initial discussion
Hsin-Yi Huang (cindyhuang0518@gmail.com)
Department of Oceanography, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
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PSSC-20 Nitrogen removal in the sediment-water interface of the Pearl River Estuary in
autumn
Xinlei Jiang (hunlord@foxmail.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
The nitrogen cycling system in nature is an integral component of biogenic elementsтАЩ transfer in the
earthтАЩs biosphere. The nitrogen cycle dictates the primary productivity, coupled with carbon cycle.
Over recent years, coastal areas, especially estuarine waters, are intensively and frequently perturbed
by humans. With water rich in bio-available nitrogen drained to aquatic environment, a cascade of
assorted ecological problems subsequently arise and come into notice. Severe eutrophication brings
on high bio-chemical oxygen demand and hence coastal hypoxiaтАЩs expansion accompanied by bottom
water acidification. Again, inside nitrogen cycle itself, enhanced production of N2O via nitrogen
removal pathways in water and sediment is depleting more ozone and exacerbating the greenhouse
effect. The cycles of materials and the transfer of energy in coastal areas has been anthropogenically
accelerated with the drastic nitrogen influx and efflux. The effect of this change still remains poorly
known. The Pearl River is the largest river in South China and the Pearl River Delta is the most
developed and populated region in China. In the autumn of 2013, we made a cruise investigation in
the Pearl River Estuary. Using isotope ratio mass spectrometer and isotope paring technique, our
research aims at determining the nitrogen input and sedimentary nitrogen removal quantitatively.
PSSC-21 Lithium isotopic ratio as a proxy for silicate weathering in the Pearl River (Zhujiang)
System, China
Dalayya Kota (nature.kota@gmail.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
It is now well established that changes in rates of silicate weathering have the potential to regulate
levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide, the principal greenhouse gas. To better constrain the links
between weathering and climate, it is therefore essential to ямБnd new proxies for continental
weathering processes (Basak et. al). Here, we discuss the potential of lithium and its isotopes. We
have conducted systematic surveys of lithium isotopes, cations and anions in the dissolved load of
Pearl River(Zhujiang)System in order to understand the mechanism and intensity of silicate
weathering. Locations were chosen in order to cover catchments of deferent lithology, altitude and
vegetative. The Pearl River (Zhujiang) is the second largest Chinese river in terms of annual water
discharge and runoff and the third largest in terms of drainage area. Pearl River System (PRS)
includes three principal rivers: the Xijiang (XJ), Beijiang(BJ), and Dongjiang(DJ), along with some
small rivers directly draining into the South China Sea (coastal rivers). The ╬┤7Li values were
measured by MC-ICP-MS with internal precision better than 0.25тА░ (2╧Г, n=9). In comparison to the
world-wide range of ╬┤7Li in river waters (between +6 and +33тА░) samples from the PRS display ╬┤7Li
values (ranging from +6.2тА░ to +21.5тА░), indicating towards intense weathering regime. The ╬┤7Li
values showed an inverse correlation with total alkalinity and the concentrations of dissolved silicate,
sodium and inorganic carbon. Lowest ╬┤7Li ratios were observed in Xijiang characterized by karst
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topography, implying small fractionation and intense silicate weathering rates as compared to those
in Beijing and Dongjiang. Dongjiang had the highest ╬┤7Li ratios among the three branches, suggesting
lowest silicate weathering rates. Samples collected from other coastal rivers had similar ╬┤7Li
composition to those in Dongjiang, suggesting again lower silicate weathering rates.
PSSC-22 Dynamics of air-sea CO2 fluxes under the influence of mesoscale cyclonic eddies in the
western South China Sea
Qian Li (lipb@xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
This study attempts to quantify the influence of two mesoscale cyclonic eddies on the air-sea CO2
fluxes based on the data collected during a month-long cruise conducted in Aug-Sep, 2007 to the
western South China Sea. Overall, due to the injection of the CO2 enriched subsurface seawater, the
partial pressure of CO2 (pCO2) in the sea surface was evidently higher in the eddy core (~440 ╬╝atm)
than in ambient waters (~380 ╬╝atm), suggesting enhanced CO2 sources of the atmosphere. A
significant feature of the study is that we observed different response in air-sea CO2 fluxes to the eddy
evolution. The first cyclonic eddy under investigation was at the mature to declining stage of its life
cycle. There was a strong upward motion in the eddy core, which caused a net increase of 50 ╬╝mol
kg-1 and 40 ╬╝mol kg-1 in dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) and total alkalinity (TA) respectively in the
surface seawater, which enhanced the pCO2 by 40 ╬╝atm or 114% increase in terms of CO2 effluxes.
The second cyclonic eddy in contrast was in its intensified stage, when the increase in sea surface
pCO2 and in CO2 effluxes was much less, being 15 ╬╝atm or 43% respectively. Consistently, the
enhancement in DIC and TA caused by the cyclonic eddy was also much less, being 10 ╬╝mol kg-1 and 5
╬╝mol kg-1, respectively. The difference response in pCO2 in two eddies might be attributable to the
difference in net community metabolisms in different eddy stages.
PSSC-23 Sediment phosphorus speciation, desorption in a river reservoir, Southeast China
Ying Liang (yingl@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
College of the Environment and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Phosphorus (P) is often a key limiting nutrient in freshwater systems, and excessive P can result in
algal blooms, with flow-on effects to aquatic food webs. Desorption and dissolution often controls the
mobility and availability of P in the natural environment. In this study SMT method was used to
determine the chemical speciation of P, a continuous-flow desorption method was used to measure
cumulative P desorption over time. Results showed that the content of total P (TP) in sediments
ranged from 76.29 to 1531.25 mg┬╖kg-1 with an average of 916.99 mg┬╖kg-1. Inorganic P (IP) dominated
TP in sediments, and non apatite inorganic P (NAIP) took 24%-95% of IP, the content of organic P (OP)
and apatite P (AP) was relatively low. The concentration of dissolved reactive P (DRP) in pore water
depended on the content of loosely bound P (LP) and NAIP in sediments, the high content of NAIP
implied a strong P diffusing trend from sediments to overlying water. Almost all the P speciation was
higher in upstream and lower in downstream of the reservoir, which was obviously impacted by the
infusion of tributaries. Sediment P desorption occurred via a biphasic mechanism with an initially
fast rate followed by a slower and sustained-release rate.
Desorption and dissolution potential of various P species was very different, various species of P
could be released into water and reciprocal transformation under certain conditions.
PSSC-24 Provenance and chemical weathering control on inner shelf surface sediments of East
China Sea and riverine sediments along the land-sea intersections of SE China
Baozhi Lin (bzlin@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Major and trace elemental geochemistry of sediments and sedimentary rocks provide information
central to interpreting sedimentary history, including chemical weathering conditions, nature and
composition of the sediment provenance, sediment transport, diagenetic history and paleoclimate.
Here we investigate modern surface sediments from the inner continental shelf of East China Sea
(ECS) and bed sediments from minor rivers of southeast coastal China to understand their
provenance and weathering conditions of source rocks. Reference normalized geochemical patterns
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of selected major and large-ion lithophile elements revealed depletion of alkali and alkaline elements
and enrichment of potash feldspars-associated K and Rb. Silicate weathering indexes and ternary
diagrams of silicate weathering indicated the derivation of surface sediments of ECS from
low-moderately weathered source rocks in the provenance. On the other hand, such indexes in
sediments from minor rivers along the land-sea intersections vary widely with the lowest chemical
weathering index in Minjiang sediments, though clay mineralogical results suggested the dominance
of kaolinite, a product of intense weathering in Minjiang. Triangular weathering diagrams and other
elemental ratios further indicated that sediments from Minjiang are geochemically odd owing to the
presence of K-rich mineral phase and thus very high Rb/Sr ratio (тЙе2). These geochemical
interpretations corroborate with published clay mineralogy, which suggested an odd clay mineral
combination (kaolinite-illite dominated) of Minjiang compared to Changjiang and Oujiang
(illite-chlorite dominated). Our geochemical results indicated that the Yangtze-derived inner shelf
sediments in the ECS are less weathered than that of sediments from minor rivers, even though these
riverine sediments are largely disturbed by intensive sand mining in recent years. Given that the swift
coastal zone urbanization in SE China may obliterate natural geochemical characteristics of
sediments along the land-sea intersections and adjoining coastal regions in near future, geochemical
results discussed here would be helpful for the evaluation of declining sediment export due to тАЬdam
effectтАЭ in future and paleo-geochemical investigations of sedimentary systems of both ECS and
Taiwan Strait.
PSSC-25 Isotopic composition analysis of dissolved mercury in seawater with purge & trap
preconcentration and a modified Hg introduction device for MC-ICP-MS
Haiying Lin (linhaiying@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
This study aimed to solve the common problems in Hg isotope analysis of water samples at low
concentration. The isotope composition of dissolved Hg in seawater is reported for the first time. A
modified device for introducing Hg into a multi-collector inductively coupled plasma mass
spectrometer and a preconcentration method for the preconcentration of dissolved Hg were
developed to enhance the sensitivity of the isotopic composition analysis method. The modified
cold-vapor generator was used to transfer dissolved Hg2+ from matrix into gaseous Hg0. The purge &
trap method was developed and employed to preconcentrate dissolved Hg in water samples. Keeping
other parameters the same, the Hg signal generated with the modified Hg introduction device was
twice as much as the commercial one (HGX 200). In the measurement of NIST SRM 3133, the external
precision for ╬┤202Hg was 0.06тА░ (2SD, n=310), and the ╬┤202Hg value of the UM-Almad├йn in-house
secondary standard was -0.57┬▒0.10тА░ (2SD, n=49), indicating that the modified device was stable
and reliable. Factors influencing the efficiency of the purge & trap method, e.g., concentration of
KMnO4 in the trapping solution, flow rate of the purge gas and purge time, were optimized. With
ultrapure water (blank) and seawater (matrix) spiked with NIST SRM 3133 at Hg concentrations of
5.00-35.50 ng/L and 10.00-35.50 ng/L, the ╬┤202Hg value of the blank spike and matrix spike was
0.00┬▒0.04тА░ (2SD, n=19) and -0.02┬▒0.04тА░ (2SD, n=12), respectively. The results indicated that the
purge & trap method was free from matrix interference. The results of this practical application
showed good stability and reproducibility of the proposed methods.
PSSC-26 Fast analytical method for the determination of nutrients in seawater samples
Kunning Lin (lin1433@163.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The availability of nutrients, such as nitrite and phosphate, are significant factors regulating the
primary productivity in the aqueous environment. The nutrients exist in the estuarine and coastal
waters at high concentrations. Nutrient analysis is important for providing data to understand
marine biogeochemical processes. Recent spectrophotometric methods for the nutrients
determination suffer the salinity effect and air bubble problem. In this study, a continuous flow
analysis system combined with a 1 cm home-made anti-bubble flow cell and spectrophotometric
detection was established. Compared with the segmented continuous flow analysis, the proposed
method was free from the interference of air bubbles without a debubble device. The pre-heated hot
water was adopted as the carrier to increase the reaction speed. The experimental parameters,
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including reagent concentration, flow strategy, flow rate and reaction time were optimized based on a
univariate experimental design. The proposed method had the advantages of high sample throughput
(60 h-1), great convenience and wide linear range (0.2~60 ╬╝mol/L for nitrite). It had been applied to
the nitrite and phosphate in the coastal water samples.
PSSC-27 Decadal variations of dissolved organic carbon transported from the Yangtze River
and Yellow River
Dong Liu (liudong6418sc@sina.com)
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
Dissolved Organic Carbon transported from terrestrial ecosystem is important for environment and
carbon budget of marginal seas. Exploring impact factors and real-time monitoring changes of
riverine DOC have great significance on coastal ocean management. After Principal Component
Analysis of original factors, we chose three factors, discharge, GPP, and CropPer, as inputs for BP
Nepal Network and rebuilt monthly DOC concentration of the Yangtze River and Yellow River over the
past decade. The average absolute error between modeled values and field values was 9.98% for the
Yangtze River and 10.84% for the Yellow River. For a specific factor, discharge for example, impact
effects, including impact force and impact direction, on different watersheds might be different. It is
ultimately determined by features of different watersheds. However, riverine DOC flux is majorly
controlled by discharge. DOC flux could be estimated from the established linear relationship
between discharge and DOC flux. In the past decade, DOC concentrations of the Yellow River were
usually bigger than those of the Yangtze River. DOC concentration and DOC flux of the Yangtze have
not changed significantly from 2000 to 2013. For the Yellow River, DOC concentration showed a
downtrend, but DOC flux revealed an uptrend with discharge increased. For both two studied rivers,
be different from DOC fluxes, DOC concentrations showed less seasonal variations in a given year.
PSSC-28 Variations of nitrate and ammonium, DIN fluxes of aerosol over the northwest Pacific
Ocean in spring
Li Luo (lluo1982@163.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Large quantities of anthropogenic reactive nitrogen species (NHx and NOx) are brought out of the
north of China by the westerlies in spring; and most of their to be transport by northwest or
northeast monsoon winds to the east china seas (ECSs, including Yellow sea and East China sea) and
Northwest Pacific Ocean (NWPO), which has caused the new productivity bloom in spring over those
regions. To characterize the variations of both aerosol nitrate and ammonium and the molar ratio of
ammonium to nitrate among the long-range transport during the East Asian winter monsoon season,
total suspended particulates (TSP) collected by cruise from the ECSs to the NWPO, from March 17th
to April 22th in 2014, were analyzed for water soluble inorganic ions using ion chromatographs. The
extreme high aerosol nitrate and ammonium in ECSs indicate the effect of the sea fog aerosol
concentrate of inorganic nitrogen species. The molar NH4+-N / NO3--N ratio with a numerical average
0.9 in ECSs suggests that nitrate is the main inorganic nitrogen species other than ammonium during
foggy days. With increase of wind speed and sea salt, the increasing of NH4+-N / NO3--N ratio in
NWPO suggests that aerosol nitrate may be easy to be scavenged by sea salt. Dry deposition of DIN in
sea fog aerosol is as high as 964 ╬╝mol N m-2 d-1 in ECSs. New production in NWPO was estimated to
be 470╬╝mol C m-2 d-1 base on the N deposition flux among sampling periods.
PSSC-29 Biogeochemistry of nutrient in an integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA)
region: case study of Sanggou Bay (Northern China)
Tariq Mahmood (tariqnio@gmail.com)
East China Normal University, Shanghai
Four seasonal surveys were conducted in spring (April), summer (August), autumn (October) and
winter (January) in 2011-12, in the Sanggou Bay (SGB), Northern China in order to understand the
impact of rivers, the Yellow Sea (YS) and role of integrated aquaculture in nutrient reduction and
dynamics. Dissolved nutrients (NO3-, NO2-, NH4+, PO43-, SiO32-) were measured along the 19 stations,
including culture areas of the bay. Nutrient concentrations displayed a seasonal variation throughout
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the bay. The summer season was highly impacted by excess water discharge and bay aquaculture
activities than benthic sediments source however other seasons were mostly influenced by the YS.
The results showed that nutrients were vertically mixed and IMTA practice helped in reducing the
elevated nutrient concentration generated by water discharge and mixing process. The N/P ratio
indicated phosphate as a limiting nutrient. Historical values of nutrient data showed the
concentration of NO3-, NH4+ and SiO32- increase while PO43- decreased with slightly higher uptake rate
of NO3- in the bay during the last decade. A simple mass-balance model was employed to determine
the nutrient budget. It showed nutrient were mostly from the river input. This implies an increase in
the anthropogenic activities and assimilation of PO43- in the SGB. Such increasing trends in nutrient
concentration could cause a critical situation in future like eutrophication in the bay.
PSSC-30 Tridacna biological organic characteristics analysis from
China Sea
Yanjun Mei (mayyu@mail.ustc.edu.cn), Liguang Sun, Xin Zhou, Da Shao
University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei
Xisha Islands in South
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шЙ▓ш░▒/ш┤иш░▒шБФчФихИЖцЮРуАВхоЮщкМч╗УцЮЬшбицШОя╝МчаЧчг▓чЪДшНзхЕЙш░▒ц│вх│░хдДчЪДщлШшНзхЕЙх╝║х║жхА╝чФ▒цЬЙцЬ║чЙйф║зчФЯя╝МчО░ф╗гчаЧчг▓
чЪДшНзхЕЙх╝║х║жщлШф║ОхПдф╗гчаЧчг▓я╝Ыца╖хУБщГ╜хЬи 200 тДГх╖жхП│х╝АхзЛхПСчФЯхд▒щЗНчО░ш▒бя╝Мхд▒щЗНчОЗхЭЗхЬи 1-2%я╝Мшп┤цШОцЬЙцЬ║
ш┤ихРлщЗПхНачаЧчг▓хг│ф╜УчЪД 1-2%я╝ЫшзВхпЯхИ░чЪДф║Фф╕кцЛЙцЫ╝х│░я╝МхЕ╢ф╕нхЫЫф╕кх│░щГ╜цШпчв│щЕ╕щТЩф║зчФЯя╝МхПжф╕Аф╕кцОицЦнцШпхРлщФ╢
цЬЙцЬ║чЙйф║зчФЯя╝Ыхп╣цпФх╖▓цЬЙш░▒х║УцОицЦнчаЧчг▓хг│ф╜УхПпшГ╜хРлцЬЙхдЪчзНцЬЙцЬ║чЙйя╝МхПпшГ╜цАзш╛ГхдзчЪДцЬЙх╖▒щЕ╕чФ▓щЕпхТМхНБхЕнчГ╖уАВ
ш┐Щщб╣чаФчй╢ф╕║х║ФчФичаЧчг▓чаФчй╢хПдчОпхвГхТМф║║ч▒╗ц┤╗хКицЬЙщЗНшжБцДПф╣Йя╝Мф╕║чаФчй╢ц░ФхАЩхПШхМЦхТМф║║ч▒╗ц┤╗хКицПРф╛Ыф║Жф╛ЭцНоуАВ
PSSC-31 Mineral magnetic characteristics of surficial sediments and their implications for
sedimentary environment at the Changjiang river mouth
Dadong Pan (dadongdedou@163.com)
State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research, East China Normal University, Shanghai
цЬмчаФчй╢цЧихЬицПнчд║чО░ф╗гщХ┐ц▒ЯхПгф╕НхРМц▓ЙчзпчОпхвГчгБцАзчЯ┐чЙйхИЖх╕ГчЪДх╖ох╝Вя╝Мхп╗цЙ╛цЬЙцХИшпЖхИлц▓ЙчзпчОпхвГчЪДчгБхнж
цМЗцаЗя╝Мф╗еф╛┐цЫ┤хе╜хЬ░х░ЖчОпхвГчгБхнжх║ФчФиф║Оц▓│хПгхПдчОпхвГчаФчй╢уАВхИйчФихЫ╜хо╢хЯ║щЗСхзФхЕмхЕ▒шИкцмбхТМхЫ╜хЬЯш╡Дц║РщГихЕмчЫК
щб╣чЫохЬищХ┐ц▒ЯхПгхПКщВ╗ш┐СщЩЖцЮ╢щЗЗщЫЖчЪДц╡Ешбих▒Вц▓ЙчзпчЙйца╖хУБя╝Мш┐ЫшбМч▓Тх║жхТМчгБцАзц╡ЛщЗПуАВцИСф╗мх░ЖщЗЗца╖хМ║хИЖф╕║ц▒КщБУуАБ
цЛжщЧиц▓ЩуАБф╕ЙшзТц┤▓хЙНч╝ШцЦЬхЭбуАБхЙНф╕ЙшзТц┤▓уАБф╕ЙшзТц┤▓-щЩЖцЮ╢ш┐Зц╕бхМ║хТМцоЛчХЩчаВхМ║хЕнчзНц▓ЙчзпчОпхвГуАВч╗УцЮЬцШ╛чд║я╝М╧З
хТМ SIRM хЬиц▓│хПгц▒КщБУхТМцЛжщЧиц▓ЩхСИчО░цШ╛шСЧщлШхА╝я╝МHIRMуАБ╧Зfd%уАБ╧ЗARMуАБ╧ЗARM/╧З хТМ ╧ЗARM/SIRM хЬихЙНф╕Й
шзТц┤▓хТМф╕ЙшзТц┤▓хЙНч╝ШцЦЬхЭбхСИчО░цШ╛шСЧщлШхА╝я╝МхПНцШаф║ЖщЩЖц║РчЙйш┤иш╛Уш┐Рш╖Эчж╗хТМц▓│хПгц▓ЙчзпхКихКЫхп╣чгБцАзчЯ┐чЙйхИЖх╕ГчЪД
цОзхИ╢ф╜ЬчФиуАВцИСф╗мш┐ШцПРхЗ║я╝МчгБцАзхПВцХ░ч╗ДхРИ HIRMуАБ╧ЗARMуАБ╧ЗARM/╧З хТМ ╧ЗARM/SIRM хПпшГ╜цШпхЕицЦ░ф╕ЦхЬ░х▒В
ф╕ншпЖхИлхЙНф╕ЙшзТц┤▓хТМхЙНч╝ШцЦЬхЭбчЫ╕чЪДцЬЙцХИцМЗцаЗя╝Ы╧ЗуАБSIRM хТМ S-20mT хПпф╗ех░ЭшпХчФиф║ОшпЖхИлц▓│хПгц▒КщБУхТМцЛжщЧи
ц▓ЩуАВ
PSSC-32 Absorption and fluorescence properties of chromophoric dissolved organic matter
produced by algae
Tong Peng (1085978993@qq.com)
Ocean University of China, Qingdao
цЬмцЦЗхИйчФихР╕цФ╢хЕЙш░▒хТМф╕Йч╗┤шНзхЕЙхЕЙш░▒-х╣│шбМхЫахнРхИЖцЮР( EEM-PARAFAC) цЦ╣ц│Хя╝МчаФчй╢ф║Жц╡╖ц┤Лф╕нх╕╕шзБчЪД
4 чзНчбЕшЧ╗уАБ2 чзНчФ▓шЧ╗шЧ╗ц╢▓чЪД CDOM чЪДхЕЙхР╕цФ╢цАзш┤ихТМф╕Йч╗┤шНзхЕЙчЙ╣цАзуАВхР╕цФ╢хЕЙш░▒ч╗УцЮЬшбицШОхЬи 6 чзНшЧ╗ч▒╗чФЯ
щХ┐ш┐ЗчиЛф╕ня╝МцЧЛщУ╛шзТцпЫшЧ╗уАБф╕ЙшзТшдРцМЗшЧ╗уАБх░ПцЦ░цЬИшП▒х╜вшЧ╗хТМчЫРчФЯшИЯшбМшЧ╗ 4 чзНчбЕшЧ╗хПКф╕Ьц╡╖хОЯчФ▓шЧ╗хТМшг╕чФ▓шЧ╗
2 чзНчФ▓шЧ╗чЪД ╬▒(355)хИЖхИлхвЮхКаф║Ж 64.8%уАБ242.3%уАБ535.1%уАБ903.2%уАБ836.0%хТМ 196.4%я╝Мшбих╛Б CDOM
хИЖхнРщЗПхТМч▒╗шЕРцоЦш┤ич╗ДхИЖцпФф╛ЛчЪД Sg хСИф╕ЛщЩНш╢ЛхК┐уАВхЬиф╕Йч╗┤шНзхЕЙхЕЙш░▒ц╡ЛхоЪф╕нцгАц╡ЛхЗ║х░ПцЦ░цЬИшП▒х╜вшЧ╗хТМчЫРчФЯшИЯ
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чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
шбМшЧ╗ 2 чзНчбЕшЧ╗шЧ╗ц╗дц╢▓чЪД CDOM хМЕцЛм 3 чзНч▒╗шЕРцоЦш┤ич╗ДхИЖхТМ 1 чзНч▒╗шЫЛчЩ╜ш┤ич╗ДхИЖя╝Ъ
C1я╝ИEx/Em=350(260) nm/
450 nmя╝Й
уАБC2я╝ИEx/Em=260(430) nm/525 nmя╝Й
уАБC3я╝ИEx/Em=325 nm/400 nmя╝ЙхТМ C4я╝ИEx/Em=275
nm/ 325 nmя╝Й
уАВщЪПчЭАшЧ╗ч▒╗чЪДчФЯщХ┐я╝Мх░ПцЦ░цЬИшП▒х╜вшЧ╗хТМчЫРчФЯшИЯшбМшЧ╗шЧ╗ц╗дц╢▓чЪД CDOM шНзхЕЙх╝║х║жхИЖхИлхвЮхКаф║Ж
8.68уАБ24.9уАБ7.19уАБ39.8 хАНхТМ 2.64уАБ0.07уАБ4.39уАБ12.4 хАНя╝Мч╗Пш┐ЗчЫ╕хЕ│цАзхИЖцЮРшбицШОхРДч╗ДхИЖчЪДшНзхЕЙх╝║х║жф╕О
╬▒(355)хТМ Sg ф╣ЛщЧ┤хЭЗшбичО░ф╕║шЙпхе╜чЪДчЫ╕хЕ│цАзуАВч╗╝ф╕КчаФчй╢шбицШОф╕Ншо║цШпчФ▓шЧ╗ш┐ШцШпчбЕшЧ╗я╝МхЬичФЯщХ┐ш┐ЗчиЛф╕ншЧ╗ч▒╗хЖЕ
ц║РцЙАф║зчФЯчЪД CDOM чЪДхРлщЗПхПКхИЖхнРщЗПхЭЗшбичО░ф╕║ф╕КхНЗш╢ЛхК┐я╝Мф╕ФчбЕшЧ╗ч▒╗чЫ╕цпФчФ▓шЧ╗хвЮщХ┐хПШхМЦцЫ┤ф╕║цШОцШ╛я╝Мч▒╗шЕР
цоЦш┤ицИРхИЖщЪПшЧ╗ч▒╗чФЯщХ┐цЙАхНацпФщЗНхРМцнехвЮхдзуАВцЬмчаФчй╢ф║жхПпхПСчО░ф╕НхРМчзНч▒╗чЪДшЧ╗цЙАф║зчФЯчЪД CDOM чЪДхР╕цФ╢хЕЙш░▒
цЬЙцШОцШ╛х╖ох╝Вя╝МчФ▒ф╕Йч╗┤шНзхЕЙхЕЙш░▒х╛ЧхИ░чЪДф╕НхРМшНзхЕЙч╗ДхИЖх╝║х║жф╣ЯхЫашЧ╗чзНф╕НхРМшАМф╕НхРМя╝Мшп┤цШОф╕НхРМшЧ╗чзНхЬихдйчД╢
ц╡╖ц░┤ф╕нхп╣ CDOM чЪДш┤бчМоцЬЙх╛ИхдзхМ║хИлуАВ
PSSC-33 Anthropogenic carbon evolution at a time-series site
Elliott Roberts (eroberts@stu.xmu.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The increase in atmospheric CO2 due to anthropogenic perturbations to the environment,
consequently leads to an increase in CO2 in the ocean from the air-sea gas exchange. As such,
researchers world-wide have highlighted the need to determine the concentration and rate of the
anthropogenic CO2 signal to assess future consequences of the CO2 increase on ocean chemistry. This
study exhibits data from the SouthEast Asian Time-series Study (SEATS), a time-series site from
2005-2013. This is compared to a previous study, which demonstrates data spanning from
1999-2003. Preliminary results from the assessment of these time periods will be discussed.
PSSC-34 Enhanced sea-air CO2 exchange influenced by a tropical depression in the South China
Sea
Qingyang Sun (sun_qyang@163.com)
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Ship measurements made two days after the passage of a tropical depression (TD) in the South China
Sea (SCS, April 2011) showed two contrasted responses of the partial pressure of CO 2 at sea surface
(pCO2,sw). In low sea-surface salinity (SSS) waters, pCO2,sw was low (349 ┬▒ 7 ┬╡atm), and the area
was a carbon sink (-4.7 ┬▒ 1.8 mmol CO2 m-2 d-1), whereas in water with high SSS and chlorophyll a and
low dissolved oxygen and sea surface temperature, pCO2,sw was higher than normal SCS water (376 ┬▒
8 vs. 362 ┬▒ 4 ┬╡atm) and the area was a carbon source (1.2 ┬▒ 3.1 mmol CO 2 m-2 d-1). Satellite data
showed two large areas of low SSS before the TD, which were likely influenced by rainfall, and these
areas were considered to have low pCO2,sw because of their low SSS. The high pCO2,sw after the TD is
explained by the uplifting to the surface of deeper and CO 2-rich water, due to winds accompanied by
the TD. The difference in sea-air CO2 flux between the TD-affected area and the lower-SSS water was
(1.99 + 4.70 = 6.7 mmol CO2 m-2 d-1), indicating a 100% change caused by the TD compared to the
average seasonal value in spring in southern SCS (3.3 ┬▒ 0.3 mmol CO2 m-2 d-1). Undersaturation of CO2
prior to the TD due to dilution by freshwater and the pre-existing cold eddy, and slow translation
speed of the TD, are considered to be accounted for the CO2 flux change.
PSSC-35 Submarine groundwater discharge on the shelf of East China Sea in winter and its
impacts
Ehui Tan (1048248072@qq.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
ц╡╖х║ХхЬ░ф╕Лц░┤цОТцФ╛ (Submarine Groundwater Discharge, SGD) цШпц╡╖щЩЖчЫ╕ф║Тф╜ЬчФичЪДщЗНшжБш┐ЗчиЛуАВчФ▒ф║О
SGD хЬишРехЕ╗чЫРчЪДш┐Рш╛Уф╗ехПКхп╣ц╡╖ц┤ЛчФЯчЙйхЬ░чРГхМЦхнжх╛кчОпчЪДщЗНшжБх╜▒хУНя╝МSGD чЪДчаФчй╢хПЧхИ░ш╢КцЭеш╢КхдЪчЪДхЕ│ц│ихТМ
щЗНшзЖуАВф╕║ф║ЖшпДф╝░ SGD хп╣ф╕нхЫ╜ф╕Ьц╡╖щЩЖцЮ╢чФЯчЙйхЬ░чРГхМЦхнжх╛кчОпчЪДх╜▒хУНя╝МцЬмчаФчй╢щЗЗчФихдйчД╢цФ╛х░ДцАзщХнхРМф╜Нч┤аф╜Ь
ф╕║чд║ш╕кхЙВя╝Мф║О 2010 х╣┤ 1 цЬИхп╣ф╕Ьц╡╖ц▓┐х▓╕хЬ░ф╕Лц░┤хПКщЩЖцЮ╢хМ║ц╡╖ц░┤ц║╢шзгцАБщХнчЪДц┤╗х║жхБЪф║Жш░ГцЯеуАВш░ГцЯешбицШОя╝М
ф╕Ьц╡╖щЩЖцЮ╢ц╡╖ц░┤щХнхРМф╜Нч┤ачФ▒ф╕Йф╕кчлпхЕГч╗ДцИРя╝МхИЖхИлцШпщХ┐ц▒ЯхЖ▓ц╖бц░┤я╝МхдЦц╡╖ц░┤я╝Мф╗ехПК SGDуАВчФищХ┐хНКшб░цЬЯщХнхРМ
ф╜Нч┤ахТМчЫРх║жф╜ЬхПВцХ░я╝МшобчоЧхЗ║ SGD щАЪщЗПя╝Мх╣╢хИйчФищХнш┤ищЗПх╣│шббцибхЮЛш┐ЫшбМф║ЖщкМшпБуАВхЬиш┤ищЗПх╣│шббцибхЮЛф╕ня╝МщХн
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чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
чЪДц║Рщб╣цЬЙц▓│ц╡Бш╛УхЕеуАБц▓│ц╡БцВмц╡ощвЧч▓ТчЙйшзгхР╕уАБц▓ЙчзпчЙйцЙйцХгхТМ SGDя╝Ыц▒Зщб╣цЬЙцФ╛х░ДцАзшб░хПШф╕ОхдЦц╡╖ц░┤чЪДц╖╖хРИуАВ
щЗПхМЦхРДщб╣хН│хПпх╛ЧхЗ║ SGD щАЪщЗПуАВч╗УцЮЬшбицШОя╝МцЬмчаФчй╢хМ║хЯЯ SGD чЪДщАЪщЗПф╕║я╝И2.28┬▒1.38я╝Й├Ч1010 m3/dя╝МцИЦ
0.15┬▒0.09 m3/(m2┬╖d)уАВхИйчФихЬ░ф╕Лц░┤хТМц╡╖ц░┤ф╕нхРДхПВцХ░чЪДх╖охА╝я╝Мх╛ЧхЗ║ц║╢шзгцЧацЬ║чв│щАЪщЗПф╕║я╝И1.04┬▒0.63я╝Й├Ч1012
mol/yя╝Мчв▒х║жщАЪщЗПф╕║я╝И1.77┬▒1.07я╝Й├Ч1012 mol/yя╝Мц║╢шзгцЧацЬ║ц░ощАЪщЗПф╕║я╝И1.45┬▒0.88я╝Й├Ч1011 mol/yя╝МчбЕ
щЕ╕чЫРщАЪщЗПф╕║я╝И8.34┬▒5.06я╝Й├Ч1010 mol/yя╝Мчг╖щЕ╕чЫРщАЪщЗПф╕║я╝И1.38┬▒0.84я╝Й├Ч1010 mol/yуАВч╗╝ф╕КцЙАш┐░я╝МчФ▒хдз
ц▓│щХ┐ц▒Яф╕╗хп╝чЪДф╕Ьц╡╖щЩЖцЮ╢хМ║хЬ░ф╕Лц░┤щАЪщЗПщЭЮх╕╕х╖ихдзя╝Мф╕ФцР║х╕жцЬЙцШ╛шСЧчЪДц║╢шзгцЧацЬ║чв│ф╗ехПКшРехЕ╗чЫРщАЪщЗПя╝Мш┐Щшби
цШО SGD цШпш┐Сх▓╕ц╡╖хЯЯф╕ншРехЕ╗чЫРчЪДф╕╗шжБцЭец║Рф╣Лф╕Ая╝Мх╣╢ф╕Фхп╣хЕ╢чФЯчЙйхЬ░чРГхМЦхнжх╛кчОпцЬЙщЗНшжБх╜▒хУНуАВ
PSSC-36 Analysis of sun-blocking agents from sediment by liquid chromatography-tandem
mass spectrometry with accelerate solvent extraction and solidphase extraction purification
Cuicui Wang (1058879281@qq.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Sun-blocking agents are extensively used in cosmetics products to avoid damaging effects of UV
radiation. Despite their low toxicity, many research papers indicate that sun-blocking agents are
potential weak endocrine disruptors . In the present work, A simple and fast analytical method was
developed for the determination of ten UV filters (4-OH-BP, 4-MBC, OC, EHMC, OD-PABA, PMDSA,
BP-1, BP-2, BP-3, BP-4),four UV stabilizers (UV-234, UV-328, UV-329, UV-P), and four PPCPs (Caffein,
Carbamozepin, Triclocan, Triclocarban) in sediment. For sample preparation, accelerated solvent
extraction (ASE) was chosen due to the good extraction efficiency provided. An additional solid-phase
extraction(SPE) clean-up step was added in order to minimize matrix effects and to improve the
sensitivity. After the clean-up step, the sample was analyzed with high-performance liquid
chromatographyтИТtandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS).
PSSC-37 Seasonal variability of major ion chemistry in the Changjiang (Yangtze) River and its
indication to the impoundment of the Three Gorges Reservoir
Xiaodan Wang (xiaodan34wang@126.com)
School of Ocean and Earth Science, Tongji University, Shanghai
According to previous studies, the Three Gorges Reservoir in the Changjiang (Yangtze River) has
significantly trapped the sediment derived from the upper valley but impacted little on river water
discharge. In this study, we carried out seasonal water sampling at Datong hydrological station in the
lower mainstream within a period of over one hydrological year. Concentrations of major ions
including Ca2+, Mg2+, Na+, K+, HCO3тАУ and the dissolved silica are analyzed. Water chemistry results
show that all of the major ions display much more significant seasonal variations after the
impoundment of TGR than before. Besides the dissolved silica, all the other major ion concentrations
are higher in the dry season than in the flood season. Except for HCO 3тАУ, all the other ion
concentrations are higher in different degrees than before. Our study indicates that the Three Gorges
Reservoir may have caused the increase of the seasonal major ion chemistry changes downstream
the Yangtze River via its water discharge regulation behavior. This surely will affect the material
fluxes to the estuary and to the adjacent ocean. This amount of increase should also be considered
when evaluating the weathering regime of the whole Yangtze drainage basin and the CO2
consumption budget too. And this regulation may also alter the source and sink role of the upper and
mid-lower reaches in the aspect of the dissolved silica. Some of the strong seasonal fluctuation
signals have been hidden with the impoundment of the large dam. The TGRтАЩs impact on the
water-material cycle in the Yangtze River even bio-geochemical cycle and ecosystem in the East China
Sea is so huge that it deserves more thorough investigations in the future.
PSSC-38 Sources and biogeochemistry behaviors of organic matter and nutrients in a tropical
river, Hainan, China
Xiaona Wang (wangxiaonaxmu@163.com), Ying Wu
State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research, East China Normal University, Shanghai
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On a global scale tropical rivers are critical in terms of nutrients and organic matter input into the
ocean. Nandu River is the largest river in Hainan Island, China. In order to obtain information on the
biogeochemistry of Nandu River, we collected samples from the catchment, estuary and coastal area
during 2011-2012. Dissolved organic carbon (DOC), particulate organic carbon (POC) and nutrients
were analysised. The nutrients measured included NO3-, NO2-, NH4+, PO43- and Si(OH)4. Nandu River
basin showed higher values in DOC and POC in 2011 than those in 2012, which were due to the runoff
of soils caused by typhoon. The distribution of nutrients along Nandu River showed the intense
impact of industrial sewage in middle reach. Dissolved inorganic phosphorous (DIP) is much lower
than dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN), which is consist with other river in China. In Nandu River
estuary, DIN and DIP behaved non-conservatively while Si(OH)4 behave conservatively. The high
concentrations of organic matter and nutrients suggest that Nandu River play an important role for
coastal food webs .
PSSC-39 Kaoping River тАУ Sea sediments from source to sink traced with clay mineralogy
Yangyang Wang (yysunny_wang@163.com), Daidu Fan, Yongbin Zhang, James T. Liu
Tongji University, Shanghai
Small mountainous river contribute much more sediment than previously estimated, but were rare
studied. Kaoping River in Taiwan, a small mountainous river with high elevation, is an exciting
natural laboratory to study the process of source to sink. Besides, many debates on the transport
direction of the sediments from Kaoping RiverтАЩs mountainous, some argue that the seaward transport
of riverine particulates was found to be mostly directed to NW-shelf and/or canyon, some suggest
mostly directed to abyssal plain and the Manila Trench in the South China Sea. River bed sediments
were collected from the main stream and major tributaries of the Kaoping River for clay mineralogy
study. Marine sediments from boreholes on the seafloor off Taiwan in the northeastern South China
Sea were also examined for comparison. The results show that the clay mineral composition of the
Kaoping River display a similar pattern through the whole truck steam, with illite being dominant,
chlorite being lesser abundant, and very scare kaolinite and smectite. Clay mineralogy shows some
differences, like smectite only examined in the Qishan river, one of the upper tributaries, which
correspond to the heterogeneous source rocks. The illite crystallity and the illite chemical weathering
index both show rapid mechanical denudation. Compared with the other famous rivers in the world,
clay mineral composition of sediments is influenced by the source and weathering based on the
different gradients and environment. Based on the data from marine sediments, there is an illite
depositional lobe centered along the canyon axis, which may be related to turbidity flows overflowing
the canyon. From the distribution of clay mineralogy, illite and chlorite show the seaward transport to
abyssal plain, but smectite is transported with significant influence of the Kuroshio intrusion.
PSSC-40 Behavior of dissolved manganese in the East China Sea
Zhaowei Wang (weida4585@126.com)
Ministry of Education Key Laboratory of Marine Chemistry Theory and Technology, Ocean University
of China, Qingdao
As a sensitive proxy for redox cycling and terrestrial input, dissolved manganese (Mn) has a close link
to the primary productivity, particularly in the high nitrate low-chlorophyll (HNLC) areas. The East
China Sea (ECS), characterized by complex circulation regime and hypoxia phenomena, is one of the
largest marginal semi-enclosed seas in the western Pacific Ocean. To better understand Mn
biogeochemical cycle in the ECS, the distribution of dissolved Mn across the continental shelf to the
Okinawa Trough (with 54 stations and 335 water samples) was examined in spring 2011. Dissolved
Mn was determined by leucomalachite greenяАа sodium periodate catalytic kinetic spectrophotometry.
Along with the bulk sample batches, the accuracy of Mn determinations were ensured by analyses of
the Chinese environmental reference materials (GSB 07-1189-2000) and the Canada certified
reference seawater material (NASS-6), which showed no significant difference with the certified value
(t-test, P= 0.95).
Higher concentrations of dissolved Mn were observed in the inner shelf and lower dissolved Mn
values were found in the shelf edge. Dissolved Mn in the ECS ranged from 1.5 to 21.8 nM in May 2011,
with an average of 5.4 nM. Although far away from the coastal area, Mn concentrations remained
fairly high in the top 50 m layer of the shelf edge (3-6 nM) along the northward flow of Kuroshio
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waters, which indicates the contributions from terrestrial material. There undergoes significant
removal of dissolved Mn in the Changjiang Estuary, which is supported by the results of laboratory
mixing simulations. The removal of dissolved Mn in the Changjiang Estuary is regulated by net
sorption onto suspended particulate matter (SPM). A sorption model for predicting concentrations of
dissolved Mn with changing SPM has been successfully applied in the Changjiang Estuary. Dissolved
Mn in the overlying water of the ECS in May 2011 varied in a wide range (18-150 nM), which is 3-16
factors higher than near bottom waters. The benthic flux dissolved Mn to the ECS is estimated about
(1.6 ┬▒ 1.2) ├Ч 109 g/yr. Seasonal variation of dissolved Mn in the ECS embodies highest in summer,
depending on the degree of hypoxia in the near-bottom waters in summer. The vertical profiles of
dissolved Mn correlate with phosphate in the hypoxia zone. A preliminary box model was established
to estimate the water-mass balance and dissolved Mn budget for the ECS in spring. The results of the
box-model suggest that the ECS Shelf is a net source of Mn to the open Northwest Pacific Ocean, and
the export of Mn from the shelf is approximately 1.6 ├Ч 10 10 g/yr. Utilizing the dissolved Mn content
with the total input flux, an average residence time of 2 year for dissolved Mn was inferred in the ECS.
PSSC-41 The characteristics and distribution of organic matter and their significances in
surface sediments of the East China Sea
Hailun Wei (2010weihailun@tongji.edu.cn)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Geology, Tongji University, Shanghai
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PSSC-42 Impact of a rainstorm event on the spectral characteristics of CDOM in the subtropical
Jiulong river and estuarine system
Jia Wei (1186172170@qq.com)
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The rainstorm events caused by typhoon processes are extreme weather phenomena which can bring
pulse disturbance on hydrological, chemical and biological processes in coupled watershed-estuarine
system on short time scale. On July 23, 2014, Typhoon "Matmo" landed at the eastern coast of Fujian
province, China. To study the influence of such rainstorm event on CDOM dynamics in subtropical
Jiulong river and estuarine system, we made 48h consecutive sampling at the fixed stations in the
downstream of the West and North Jiulong River during the storm process. Several cruises were also
carried out during and after the storm process in the Jiulong River Estuary. The water discharge
consistently increased with peak flow of 380 and 800 m3/s for the West and North Jiulong River,
respectively. CDOM absorption coefficient at 350nm, a (350), increased 68.1% and 51.9% for both
rivers during the rising hydrograph, respectively, and continued to increase during the
falling-hydrograph. Although the runoff of the West River was only half of the North River, its
contribution to the export fluxes of CDOM was similar to the North River. The increase of spectral
slope ratio (SR) in the West River and the decrease of SR in the North River demonstrated the
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different compositional change of DOM in both rivers during the rainstorm process. The increase of
a(350) and decrease of SR for the freshwater endmember of the estuary indicated the exported
CDOM during the event has much higher MW than the normal weather conditions. This study is
helpful to study the ecological response and consequence of rainstorm events on coupled
watershed-estuarine system.
PSSC-43 ╬┤15N and ╬┤18O of nitrate of intermediate water in the South China Sea
Qiao Wu (330905253@qq.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
North Pacific Intermediate Water (NPIW, neutral density range of 26.5 to 27.4) has a complicate
structure and seasonal variability in combining South China Sea (SCS) and West Philippine Ses (WPS)
through Luzon Strait. In general, stronger inflow under winter monsoon than outflow under summer
monsoon results in a net annual transport of NPIW of about 1.1┬▒0.2 Sv into the SCS, and in turn
advects to the southern basin. Intermediate water is an important source of nutrient for the euphotic
zone through upwelling and other vertical mixing processes. In contrast, reminerilization of organic
matter from the upper ocean can contribute nutrients to the intermediate water. We measure ╬┤15N
and ╬┤18O in nitrate along isopycnal layers of intermediate water in the SCS to see the effect of sinking
particulate nitrogen on the nitrate of the intermediate water. We expect to observe detectable nitrate
concentration and its dual-isotope signal anomaly of the intermediate water along the longitude. In
addition, the transect of the nitrate dual-isotope signal of the SCS intermediate water can help us to
analyse the regional upper and intermediate connection of the SCS. Besides conserved temperature
and salinity, we add nitrate concentration and its ╬┤15N and ╬┤18O as additional constraints to trace the
transport of the SCS intermediate water. At the same time, we want to clarify the sources of SCS
intermediate water through end-member mixing model.
PSSC-44 Nitrogen dynamic in coastal seas off southern China
Yanhua Wu (wyh7568@126.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Nitrogen is a major part of organisms and regulates marine productivity. The rapid industrialization
and fast growing population makes China the largest emission source in term of reactive nitrogen,
those emitted nitrogen flows to the coastal seas via river and atmosphere. The dramatic increase in
external nitrogen input significantly altered the original N cycle, and consequently, the fundamental
nutrient dynamics and ecosystem function in the coastal seas. In the complex nitrogen reaction web,
ammonia stands at the key position bridging the organic and inorganic nitrogen forms which is highly
affinitive to various microorganisms; Ammonium oxidation consumes oxygen leading to the
establishment of hypoxia and emission of N2O, a strong greenhouse gas while ammonium uptake by
phytoplankton will release oxygen and assimilate greenhouse gas CO2. Nitrate, the product of
nitrification, is most abundant and assimilated by phytoplankton requiring substantial energy.
Moreover, Nitrite is the linkage of ammonium and nitrate. However, the fate these nitrogen species
are difficult to determine. In January 2014, we conducted a study over 24 hours in coastal water
column by using isotope technique in situ light. Nitrogen(NH4+, NO2-, NO3-) uptake rate, ammonia
oxidation, nitrite production rate from nitrate were implemented. Ammonium uptake rates by
phytoplankton are 793 nmolL-1h-1 and 574 nmolL-1h-1 at the 2%sPAR depth and 80%sPAR depth.
Ammonium oxidation rates are 20 nmolL-1h-1 and 4nmolL-1h-1 at the 2%sPAR depth and 80%sPAR
depth. Ammonium uptake rates are one to two orders higher than Ammonia oxidation rates; In
addition, neither ammonium uptake nor oxidation rates appears diel cycle which is inconsistent of
conventional knowledge. On the other hand, we found that the rates of NO3- uptake are 82 nmolL-1h-1
and 64 nmolL-1h-1 lower than Ammonium uptake rates. NO2- uptake rate is almost undetectable and
NO2- production from NO3- is regulated by light.
PSSC-45 Time-series observations on the shelf of the East China Sea based on a buoy system
Yingxu Wu (wuyingxu206@163.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
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PSSC-46 Variations of hydrodynamics and submarine groundwater discharge under the
influence of water-sediment regulation scheme
Dong Xia (xiadongsterlet@126.com)
Ministry of Education Key Laboratory of Marine Chemistry Theory and Technology, Ocean university
of china, Qingdao
Water-Sediment Regulation Scheme (WSRS) is critically important to the hydrology evaluation of the
Yellow River estuary since a pulse of water and sediment are delivered into the sea. We used natural
geochemical tracer radium (223Ra, 224Ra, 226Ra) and radon (222Rn) isotopes as well as other
hydrological parameters to investigate the variation of hydrodynamics and submarine groundwater
discharge (SGD) in the Yellow River estuary under the influence of WSRS, 2013. Dramatically elevated
radium and radon isotopes were observed because of the influence of WSRS. Radium water ages
indicated the transport rate nearly tripled with the river discharge increasing from 400 to 3400 m3/s.
We calculated SGD flux in the Yellow River estuary based on radium mass balance model and radium
and radon time-series models. Significantly larger SGD flux was obtained during WSRS period relative
to that during non-WSRS period. SGD tended to be more intense along river channel direction and a
large amount of fresh SGD occurred during WSRS period.
PSSC-47 Distribution and sources of terrigenous organic carbon in surface sediments across
the Bering and Chukchi Seas of the Arctic Ocean
Fanglu Xu (15203352848@163.com)
Ocean College, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
Lignins are phenolic compounds existing only in vascular land plants and are chemically stable, hence,
they are used as a tracer of terrigenous organic matter. In this study, we determined lignin-derived
phenols in the surface sediments across the Bering and Chukchi Seas. The cinnamyl (C), syringyl (S)
and vanillyl (V) phenols, as well as ╬Ы (total lignin in mg/100 mg OC) showed a similar trend along
transect of the study areas. ╬Ы ranged from 0.1465 to 2.1500, the S/V ratios ranged from 0.09 to 1.05
and C/V ratios ranged from 0 to 0.30. As C/V above 0.2 and S/V above 0.4 are indicative of
non-woody angiosperm tissues, our results demonstrate that the sources of terrigenous organic
carbon were from woody and non-woody gymnosperms and angiosperms. The mean values of
(Ad/Al)v and (Ad/Al)s were 0.20 and 0.21, respectively, suggesting the presence of relatively fresh
lignin materials. The highest ╬Ы was found in R02 in Chukchi Sea, as this location is situated at the
convergence of the Anadyr Water, Bering Sea Water and Atlantic Coastal Water. Locations north of the
Chukchi Sea showed higher abundance of fresh lignin materials, presumably due to contribution of
materials from the Siberian Coastal Current. This study shows the importance of the effect of
hydrological cycle on the sources, distribution and diagenesis of terrigenous organic carbon along the
Bering and Chukchi Seas.
PSSC-48 Light and substrate effects on ammonium utilizer in the upper western North Pacific
Ocean
Min Xu (xuminncg@126.com), Yanhua Wu, Qiao Wu, and SJ Kao
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Xiamen University, Xiamen
Ammonium, which is deprived in the euphotic zone, is utilized by phytoplankton as regenerated
production and by ammonia oxidizing archaea as the limiting step for nitrification. Both ammonium
utilizers are tightly linked to dynamic nitrogen cycle and the accuracy of new production estimate.
However, in the sunlit ocean nitrification has long been considered insignificant because of light
inhibition and insufficiently high ammonia affinity of ammonia-oxidizing bacteria (AOB) compared to
phytoplankton. Until recent decades, the widely distributed ammonia-oxidizing archaea (AOA) were
discovered and likely it out-competes phytoplankton for ammonium. Moreover, recent model results
suggested that nitrification induced nitrate supports about fifty percent of primary production. In
northwest Pacific cruise during March to April 2014, we conducted incubation experiments by using
the 15N labeled ammonium to measure rates of nitrification and NH4+ uptake by phytoplankton of a
high vertical resolution profile. Samples were incubated under in situ light intensity for 24 and 48
hours to examine their relative competitiveness over a diel cycle. At the same time, samples from
30m and 90m depth were selected to do the Michaelis-menten incubation. Nutrients (NH4+, NO2-,
NO3-), particular organic nitrogen (PN), amoA gene of AOA and AOB, nitrification rate and ammonium
uptake rate were measured. AOA amoA gene predominates with three orders higher than AOB amoA
gene copies. The range of NH4+ uptake rate and nitrification rate (NR) was 3.5-14.5 nmol/L/d and
0.03-3.84 nmol/L/d, respectively. The ammonium uptake rates are higher in surface and decrease
downward, while the specific NH4+ uptake rate (NH4+/[PN]) was nearly constant in the upper 200m.
In general, NR was relatively low at the surface and correlated well with NH4+ concentration and AOA
gene copies. Besides, the half-saturation constant (Km) of phytoplankton community was lower than
that of ammonia-oxidizing organisms, suggesting that phytoplankton has a relatively high affinity to
ammonium than ammonia-oxidizing organisms at diel cycle scale. Our results also revealed that
ammonium availability rather than concentration is the factor regulating the vertical distribution of
AOA abundance.
PSSC-49 Influence of lateral particle transport on sedimentary N isotopic records in the
northern South China Sea
Jinyu Yang (jtnjiyu@163.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The export of biogenic particles from the euphotic zone to the depths and in turn their burial in the
sediments, named as biological pump, plays an important role in marine biogeochemical cycles. This
process is primarily controlled by the input of bioavailable nitrogen and its utilization in the surface
ocean. Ultimately, the N isotopic signals (╬┤15N) of N sources and their cycling processes are imprinted
in sedimentary organic matters, which have been widely used to track past changes in marine N
cycles and N inventory. Bulk sedimentary ╬┤15N (╬┤15Nbulk) records from the South China Sea (SCS),
located at the western terminal of the subtropical North Pacific Intermediate Water, was thought to
be one of the best regions to detect changes in mean ocean nitrate ╬┤15N and local/regional N2 fixation
over glacial-interglacial cycles. However, the reliability of ╬┤15Nbulk as a proxy of ╬┤15N in sinking N
(╬┤15Nsink) has been disputed due to the complex nature and origin of the sedimentary components in
the SCS. In this study, we report total mass (TM) and particulate nitrogen (PN) fluxes of sinking
particles and ╬┤15sink at two sites in the northern SCS from ~400 m to >3000 m roughly covering one
year. The flux-weighed average ╬┤15Nsink at ~400 m was ~5.4тА░, similar to thermocline nitrate ╬┤15N,
indicating the main source of new N from subsurface and minor role in N 2 fixation during
trap-deployed period. PN fluxes in the lower traps (>1000 m) were generally higher compared to the
empirical attenuation of particle flux by remineralization, indicating that at least 35% of PN was
derived from allochthonous sources. The allochthonous N with relatively low ╬┤15Nsink values was
likely transported laterally from slope and Taiwan to the deep basin, which partially accounts for the
~2.4тА░ decrease of ╬┤15Nsink in the lower traps. In addition, we found an enrichment of ~2тА░ in ╬┤15N
between sinking particles in lowest traps and surface sediments, which is not as remarkable as that
in the open ocean around the same bottom depth. Our result highlights that using ╬┤15N bulk to
reconstruct N processes in the SCS needs to include in efforts to constrain the potential perturbation
for N isotopic alteration from allochthonous sources.
PSSC-50 Spatial distribution and potential ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in
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surface sediments of Meizhou Bay
Lihong Yang (991757891@qq.com)
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
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PSSC-51 Late quaternary sedimentary environment evolution at the mouth of the Zhuoshui
River Taiwan
Rick Yang (kindhearted1222@gmail.com), James T Liu, Daidu Fan, George S. Burr, Hui-Ling Lin,
Leh-Chyun Wu
Department of Oceanography, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
Taiwan is located in the collision zone of two tectonic plates, and receivesimpacts from the monsoons
and the typhoons. All the factors contribute to the high sediment load delivered to the sea by small
mountainous rivers on this island. The disproportionally large sediment load and the rising sea level
constitute an important condition for the formation of river deltas. The sediment records of a fluvial
system are expected to bear signals of the changing sedimentary environment. This study aims to
resolve the deltaic developmental history during the post-glacial sea level rise. The high sediment
flux at the river mouth is expected to provide suitable conditions to preserve the information of the
delta formation process. The FATES-HYPERS team drilled a bore hole (JRD Core) on the upper part of
the modern Zhuoshui River delta. A100-m long core was obtained and then through AMS C-14 dating
from over 70 samples the age model was established, which shows that C-14 dating limit (50,000 yr.
BP) is reached at about -75 m. We estimate that the core deposit time span over the late Quaternary
(100,000 yr. BP) to the present. The preliminary results based on foraminiferal assemblages and
facies analysis indicate that there was a major shift from land to sea at 8,000 yr. BP. The global sea
level rose after the last glacial maximum. In 12,000-10,000 yrs. BP, the sea level was 60 - 40 meters
lower than present. The reconstructed sedimentary environments were river channels and
floodplains in the JRD Core during this time. The Zhuoshui River generated delta extended westward
into the paleao-Taiwan Strait. In 10,000-8,000 yrs. BP, the sea-level was 40 - 20 meters lower than
present. The Zhuoshui River delta retreated eastward/landward due to the rise of the sea level. At
8,000 yr. BP, the sea-level was 20 meters lower than present. The sea level inundated the delta,
seawater intruded landward quickly. The tidal and wave enargy affected the location where the JRD
Core was taken. Subsequently the JRD Core recorded a major shift from fluvial facies to shoreface
facies in this period. There was unconformity below the shoreface facies, suggesting an erosional gap
within the shoreface facies. Between 7,500-6,000 yrs. BP, the sea-level was the highest. The JRD Core
records turned to offshore transitional facies. After 6,000 yr. BP, the core shows facies of gradually
shallowing sedimentary environments until the present day.The transformations of sedimentary
environments show the Source-to-Sinkchangeon the millennium time-scaleat theZhuoshui
Rivermouth. In thefuture, through this transformationwe canexplore the possible provenance change
of sediment inthe Taiwan Strait.
PSSC-52 The impact of human intervention on morphology and sedimentology in Xiamen
Yufeng Yang (17192009@qq.com), Huaiyan Lei
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen & College of
Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
The coastal zone is the transitional zone of the sea-land alternation. It is the sensitive area keeping
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the record of human impact on the natural environment. In order to assess the human impact on the
coastal zone of Xiamen, we collected and analyzed the morphologic and sedimentologic data during
2005~2008. The results show that the intertidal flat experiences two different seasonal (wet/dry)
conditions. Morphology in the study area varies on the cross-shore direction, including 5 zones and 4
sub-zones. The overall textural characteristics of surface sediments are poorly sorted, strongly coarse
skewed, mesokurtic, medium sand. The major part is the sand with an average content 86.04%. Four
lithesomes are identified in surface sediments. Textural and compositional parameters of each
lithesome suggest considerably discrete spatial variations, especially the cross-shore (NW-SE) zonal
variations. Grain-size data indicates the step-wise, semi-consistent offshore directed transport. The
study area is suffering from the exacerbated chronic erosion due to human intervention. The paper
provides the essential information for the coastal protection.
PSSC-53 Distribution and flux of methane in the East China Sea in summer: Impact of
hypoxia
Wang-Wang Ye (yezikasuo@126.com)
Ministry of Education Key Laboratory of Marine Chemsitry Theory and Technology, Ocean University
of China, Qingdao
Methane is a major green house gas that affects the earth''s radiation balance and has a significant
role in global warming and atmospheric chemistry. The current atmospheric concentration of
methane increased significantly since 1750, and is about 2.5-fold higher now than before the
industrial revolution (IPCC, 2013). The oceans are a natural source of atmospheric methane, and
contribute about 2% of the total global methane emissions. Continental shelves and coastal regions,
which account for 16% of the global ocean area, account for about 75% o global oceanic methane
emissions. The East China Sea is a marginal sea in the northwestern Pacific Ocean that has complex
hydrography. We measured dissolved methane at different depths and calculated sea-to-air methae
fluxed at 65 stations in the East China Sea from August 4 to 31 of 2013. The concentration of methane
decreased with distance from the Changjiang Estuary. A region of significant bottom-water hypoxia
occurred at the northern region of the East China Sea. This hypoxic region also had enhanced
methane production in the water column and sedimentary release of methane. Taken together, our
data suggest that the East China Sea is a net source of atmospheric methane.
PSSC-55 Separation and analysis of siderophores in seawater
Lei Zhang (460203861@qq.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Iron plays an important role in the growth of marine organism. Due to the low solubility of iron(тЕв)
and the formation of highly insoluble oxyhydroxides in surface seawater, dissolved iron is present at
very low concentrations (<0.5 nmol/L). Under iron-limited conditions, marine microorganisms are
able to secrete low-molecular-weight, highly specific iron chelators named as siderophores. In this
study, two common siderophores were selected as the target analytes, and solid-phase extraction
(SPE) and high performance liquid chromatography with UV detector (HPLC-UV) were applied to
extract and detect siderophores in seawater. A SPE protocol for the siderophores was developed
using LC-18 SPE cartridge. Based on the consideration of environmental factors, the impact of salinity,
pH and matrix interference were investigated. The cartridges were conditioned with 3 mL methanol
and 3 mL ultra pure water prior to siderophore extraction. Samples were loaded without adjusting
pH. Cartridges were then washed with 5 mL ultra pure water to remove salt, and siderophores were
eluted with 3 mL 100% methanol. The eluent was blown down to less than 1 mL with nitrogen gas
for the analysis with HPLC-UV. The chromatographic separation results showed that C18 column was
suitable to separate the two of siderophores. The parameters of retention and detector responses of
the siderophores were optimized. A gradient elution program with methanol and 0.1%(v/v) formic
acid as the mobile phases was used. Method detection limites (MDL) were 0.128 ┬╡g/mL for
ferrioxamine E-Fe, 1.169 ┬╡g/mL for pyoverdine-Fe. The average recoveries for ferrioxamine E-Fe and
pyoverdine-Fe were 87.6% and 81.1%. The UV detector could be replaced with mass spectrometer
(MS) to lower MDL and elucidate the chemical structure of the analytes.
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PSSC-56 Interannual and seasonal variations of atmospheric MSA and nss-SO42- at Zhongshan
station, Antarctica
Miming Zhang (zhangmiming@tio.org.cn), Liqi Chen
Xiamen University & Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Xiamen
To characterize impacts of atmospheric dimethylsufide (DMS) oxidation products on atmospheric
sulfur-containing species, a multiple year-round aerosol sampling for studying methane-sulfonic acid
(MSA) and non-sea-slat sulfate (nss-SO42-) was conducted from February 2005 to October 2008 at
Zhongshan station, a research base in East Antarctica. The averaged concentrations of MSA, and
nss-SO42- are 21.46 ng m-3 (range from 0.02 to 295.58 ng m-3) and 94.18 ng m-3 (range from n.d. to
577.61 ng m-3) respectively over the four years. The concentrations of atmospheric sulfur species
present a strong seasonal cycle with maxima in austral summer and minima in austral winter.
Maximum concentrations of MSA generally occurred at early February while the maximum nss-SO42appeared in early January or early February. The polynyas or open waters (POW) in seasonal ice zone
(SIZ) of the vicinity area of Zhongshan station may play a critical role in contributing sulfur species to
the atmosphere. The phytoplankton activities and areas of POW would significantly affect the
atmospheric sulfur species concentrations. On the other hand, the average value of MSA/nss-SO42ratio is 0.18 ┬▒ 0.14. No significant correlation between air temperature and MSA/nss-SO42- ratio is
found, and the variations of the ratio are mainly related to the biota derived MSA.
PSSC-57 Microbial mediated sulfur cycling in the ocean and the possible role of molybenum
Xuelian Zhang (630295880@qq.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environment Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
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PSSC-58 Preparation and characterization of an all-solid-state carbonate ion selective
electrode
Yue Zhao (21334010@zju.edu.cn)
Ocean College, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
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цпФчФ╡цЮБщЕНхеЧф╜┐чФия╝МщАВчФиф║Охп╣хЕ╗цоЦчФиц░┤уАБхМЦх╖ечФиц░┤чЪДчв│щЕ╕ца╣чж╗хнРхРлщЗПш┐ЫшбМхЬич║┐цгАц╡ЛхТМщХ┐цЬЯхОЯф╜НцОвц╡ЛуАВ
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PSSC-59 Sedimentary geochemistry and source chemical weathering characteristics of JRD-S
in Taiwan
Yun Zhao (296890600@qq.com)
School of Ocean and Earth Science, Tongji University, Shanghai
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ш┐Ыф╕АцнечаФчй╢ JRD-S щТ╗хнФчЙйш┤ицЭец║РхПКц╡Кц░┤ц║кхЕец╡╖чЙйш┤ицРмш┐РцЙУф╕ЛхЯ║чбАуАВ
цЬмчаФчй╢ф╕╗шжБщТИхп╣чО░ф╗гц╡Кц░┤ц║кф╕ЙшзТц┤▓щТ╗хнФ JRD-S хПКц╡Кц░┤ц║кц╡БхЯЯчО░ф╗гц▓│ц╝лц╗йц▓ЙчзпчЙйш┐ЫшбМ ICP-AESуАБ
ICP-MS ф╕╗х╛ощЗПхЕГч┤ац╡ЛхоЪхПКхЕих▓й XRD чЯ┐чЙйхИЖцЮРуАВ
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ш╛╛хИ░цЬАхдзя╝Мф╣ЛхРОщАРц╕РхЗПх░Пя╝Ыц╡╖чЫ╕цо╡щгОхМЦцЬАх░ПуАВхРДщгОхМЦцМЗцаЗхп╣ц▓ЙчзпчЫ╕чЪДхПШхМЦхЕ╖цЬЙшЙпхе╜хп╣х║ФхЕ│ч│╗уАВф║зчФЯ
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ц╗ЮчХЩцЧ╢щЧ┤ш╛ГщХ┐я╝Мх╛ЧхИ░ш╛ГхЕЕхИЖчЪДщгОхМЦя╝ЫхЬи LGM ф╣ЛхРОя╝Мф╕Ьф║ЪхнгщгОхвЮх╝║я╝Мц░ФхАЩхПШф╕║цЪЦц╣┐я╝Мц╡Кц░┤ц║кщЩНщЫихвЮх╝║я╝М
хЗАц╡БщЗПхвЮхдзя╝Мх┐лщАЯцРмш┐Рч▓ЧщвЧч▓ТчЙйш┤ия╝Мц║РхМ║хМЦхнжщгОхМЦчиЛх║жцШОцШ╛щЩНф╜Оя╝МщАРц╕РцОеш┐Сф║ОчО░ф╗гц╡Кц░┤ц║кц▓│ц╝лц╗йц▓Й
чзпчЙйуАВ
PSSC-60 Cyclone-induced hyperpycnal discharge of modern organic carbon to deep ocean : A
case study of sediment trap(T7KP) in Gaoping submarine canyon
Li-Wei Zheng (levy@stu.xmu.edu.cn), Shuh-Ji Kao*; James. T. Liu
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Hyperpycnal flow, density higher than ambient sea water caused by high suspended sediment
concentrations (> 40 g LтИТ1), can rapidly inject to the deep ocean directly thus be serve as an efficiency
way to transfer terrestrial organic carbon to the deep ocean.Taiwan, together with other Mountain
Island in the world (Philippines, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and New Zealand) contributes 20-40%
of POC to the ocean. Due to the topography and climate conditions, Taiwan was a disaster zone of
Typhoon, and the heavy rain brought on Typhoon makes the mountainous river enrich in sediment
concentrations thus feasible to forms hyperpycnal flow. We study the sedimentation transportation
as well as carbon exportation during 2008.7.08-9.11 in Gaoping submarine canyon by using USGS
sediment trapT7KP. After dating by 14C, we separate the total organic carbon (TOC) into modern and
fossil fraction, and found a significant positive relation between the TOC content and modern fraction
of carbon. Typhoon, Kalmaegi was invaded Taiwan during this period. The total organic carbon and
modern organic carbon exportations during this period were 1.2*104 t and 0.5*104 t respectively.
Although the intensity of this typhoon was normal in the history of Taiwan (Rank 210 among historic
records), the sediment exportation during this episodic event (16hr) contribute more than 6% of
carbon in whole year of Gaoping River. Moreover, our method also can apply to estimate the carbon
export in the subsequent super typhoon Morakot in 2009, which was lack of data due to the damage
of bridge.
PSSC-61 A modified method for on-line determination of trace aluminum in natural water
with spectrophotometric detection
Tingjin Zhou (ztj5910884@163.com), Dongxing Yuan*, Sichao Feng, Yong Zhu, Yongming Huang, Jian
Ma
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science & College of the Environment and Ecology,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
A flow injection analysis method for on-line determination of trace aluminum in natural water was
established. The conditions for the formation of complexes of aluminum with Chrome Azurol S (CAS),
in the presence of cetyltrimethylammonium bromide have been examined. The study found that
cationic surfactants cetyltrimethylammonium bromide could enhance the sensitivity of
determinations. Using low aluminum rainwater as carrier, reagent was injected into the sample
stream and detected in a 3-cm flow cell, and the absorbance of this complex was detected at both 620
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nm with a reference wavelength at 700 nm. Experimental parameters were optimized based on
univariate experimental design. The interference ions were also investigated. The proposed method
had high sensitivity with a detection limit of 20 nmolтАвL-1. The linearity was 50-5000 nmolтАвL-1 and the
upper limit could be extended to 20 ╬╝molтАвL-1 by choosing a less sensitive detection wavelength. The
recoveries were between 97.4% and 103.4% and the relative standard deviation was 0.64% (n=8) for
an river water sample spiked with 200-1000 nmolтАвL-1 aluminum. The sample throughput was 51 h-1.
The analytical results obtained with the proposed method showed good agreement with those using
reference ICP-MS methods. The method can be applied to the direct spectrophotometric
determination of trace amounts of aluminum in rainwater, river water, recycled water, mineral water
and tap water.
PSSC-62 Partioning of trace metals in a highly dynamic system of Jiulong Estuary impacted by
irregular effluents
Weitao Zhou (xmwtzhou@163.com)
College of the Environment and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
A highly dynamic system of Jiulong estuary impacted by anthropogenic effluents erratically released
from Huyu sluice was monitored for 48 days, in order to investigate the partitioning of trace metals in
response to the irregular discharges within this system. Surface water samples were collected from
three sites along the effluents flow direction during low tide periods for every three days and
concentration of Cr ,Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn, Cd, Pb in both filter-passing fractions (<0.22╬╝m) and
filter-retained fractions (>0.22╬╝m) were quantified, diffusive gradients in thin-films (DGT) devices
were deployed simultaneously in each site. pH, salinity and total suspended solids (TSS) were
determined and the time of discharge was recorded. Dissolved concentrations of Cu, Cd, Zn and Cr in
the estuary were high enough of environmental concern. Similar concentrations were obtained for Cu,
Zn, Co, Pb, Cd by filtration and GDTя╝Мwhile concentrations measured by filtration were significantly
higher for Cr and Ni, attributable to organic complexation, the existence of Cr (VI) species would also
be consistent with the data, GDT-reactive Fe was slightly lower than that by filtration, might be
explained by the presence of small quantity of organic colloids and low molecular weight ligands. The
temporal pattern of DGT and filtration measurements were quite similar, exhibiting several peaks in
response to the effuents, but DGT seems to perform better in discriminating different sites, at least
for Cu, Ni, Zn. The particle-water partitioning coefficient (Kd), which fluctuated throughout the
investigation, indicating the disequilibrium state within the estuary due to subsidiary metal inputs.
The magnitude of Kd generally decreased in the order of Pb, Fe > Cr, Zn, Cu, Co > Ni, Cd in the present
study. A reverse relationship was observed between Kd and dissolved concentration for Fe and Pb,
however, no trends were established between Kd and pH, salinity ,TSS in all sites. A close
inter-element correlation was found for Zn, Cr, Ni in both aqueous and particulate phases and for Co,
Fe in dissolved phases, suggesting that these metals originated from the same sources and the
mechanisms controlling their partitioning were associated. Our results not only provide basic
information about metal contamination in the estuary, but also support the capability of using
combined DGT and spot sampling methods for monitoring metal partitioning impacted by irregular
effuents in a dynamic system.
PSSC-63 Distribution pattern of ammonium in the South China Sea: Based on in situ high
precision measurement
Yifan Zhu (wohappyzyf@163.com), Minhan Dai*, Yong Zhu, Dongxing Yuan
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Ammonium (NH4+) is one of the important components of dissolved inorganic nitrogen in marine
environments. It is rapidly cycled in coastal and marine waters with a typical residence time of hours
or less. Its concentration and behaviors are regulated by processes such as biological consumption
and metabolism, nitrate and nitrite reduction, airтАУsea exchange, and seawaterтАУsediments interface.
Accurate determination of a slight variation in ammonium concentration has a significant role in
exploring nitrogen cycle and revealing the biological dynamics. However, relevant data and reports in
oligotrophic ocean, such as the South China Sea, are currently seldom published due to the trace
concentrations of ammonium in the whole water column and samples have huge risk of
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contamination. During "the South China Sea Deep Process Plan" cruise, from May to July of 2014, We
determined seawater samples in situ in northern and central area of South China Sea using ultra high
sensitivity (1.2 nM, detection limit) fluorescence enrichment method (in which o-phthaldialdehyde
(OPA) and sulfite react with ammonium) combined with sequential injection technology as well as
anti-contamination measures (operating experiments in a glove box full of high purity helium to
avoid being polluted from surrounding environment). Here, we present our preliminary results about
the first-hand data.
PSSP-01 The research of tidal survey based on coastal GNSS
Minglei Guan (lyggml@126.com)
Huaihai Institute of Technology, Lianyungang
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чФиуАВц╜оц▒Рш╡ДцЦЩф╕Нф╗ЕхЬиц░┤ф║зуАБцНХцНЮуАБхЕ╗цоЦя╝МшИкщБУчЦПц╡ЪхПСцМечЭАщЗНшжБф╜ЬчФия╝МшАМф╕ФхЬиц╜оц▒РхПСчФ╡уАБц╡╖ц┤Лш╡Дц║РхЛШ
цОвф╕Ох╝АхПСхПКц╡╖ц┤Лх╖ечиЛхЭЗчж╗ф╣ЯцЬЙчЭАщЗНшжБх╜▒хУНуАВ
ф╝ач╗ЯщкМц╜оцКАцЬпхдЪф╗ец░┤х░║щкМц╜оф╕║ф╕╗уАВщЪПчЭАчзСхнжцКАцЬпчЪДхПСх▒ХхТМц╜оц▒Рц╡ЛщЗПцКАцЬпцФ╣ш┐Ыя╝Мх╣╢ф╕ФхдЪчзНцЦ░хЮЛчЪД
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хПСх▒ХхТМх║ФчФичЪДцОих╣┐я╝МхИйчФи GNSS хоЪф╜НцКАцЬпцЭеш┐ЫшбМх╖ечиЛц╡ЛщЗПш╢КцЭеш╢КцЩохПКя╝Мф╕Ф GNSS хоЪф╜НцКАцЬпчЪДф╝ШхК┐ф╣Яш╢К
цЭеш╢КцШОцШ╛я╝МхЫацндхА╝х╛ЧчаФчй╢хИйчФи GNSS ш┐ЫшбМщлШч▓╛х║жц╜оф╜НхПШхМЦц╡ЛщЗПуАВ
х▓╕хЯ║ GNSS щкМц╜оцКАцЬпцШпхИйчФи GNSS шГ╜хдЯцПРф╛ЫхоЮцЧ╢уАБхКицАБхоЪф╜НчЪДцАзш┤ицЭехп╣ц╜оф╜НцХ░цНош┐ЫшбМц╡ЛщЗПуАВх░Жц╜о
ц▒Рф┐бцБпф╕О GNSS чЪДчЙ╣чВ╣ч╗УхРИя╝М
ф╜┐ц╜оф╜НхПШхМЦш╜мхМЦф╕║х▓╕хЯ║ GNSS цОецФ╢цЬ║хдйч║┐хоЮцЧ╢хз┐цАБхПШхМЦя╝М
ф╗ОшО╖хПЦ WGS-84
хЭРцаЗч│╗ф╕ЛчЪДц╜оц▒РхПШхМЦцХ░цНоя╝МчД╢хРОхЬихНлцШЯхЭРцаЗш╜мцНвцИРхдзхЬ░хЭРцаЗя╝Мф╗ОшАМхоЮчО░хоЮцЧ╢уАБхКицАБуАБшЗкхКичЪДц╡╖ц┤Лц╜о
ф╜Нц╡ЛщЗПуАВ
PSSP-02 Ocean circulation and biogeochemical responses to Typhoons
Shihming Huang (huangsm1322@gmail.com)
National Central University, Kaohsiung
Typhoons produce vertical and horizontal mixing in the ocean and impact biogeochemical response.
The goal of this study is to examine the fundamental processes involved in the physical and
biogeochemical changes occurring in an ocean basin traversed by a zonally moving typhoon. The
study employs an idealized typhoon wind field with varying intensities and translation speeds over a
rectangular ocean basin. The model is based on the mpiPOM which is coupled to an NPZD
biogeochemical model. The results show north-south asymmetric responses depending on the
translation speeds of the typhoon, due to (1) the different intensities of inertial oscillation, (2) mixing
caused by symmetric instability, and (3) re-stratification by mixed-layer baroclinic instability along
the typhoon track.
PSSP-03 Applied turbulence closure model in marine waters
Qiang Lian (234800016@qq.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Turbulence closure models are based on statistical descriptions of turbulent motions. Generally,
turbulence models include eddy-viscosity model and Reynolds-stress model. The eddy-viscosity
hypothesis is on basis of an analogy between turbulent transports of averaged momentum and the
kinetic theory of gases. In contrast, the Reynolds-stress model (SMC) represents turbulence effects
by directly solving transport equations of the Reynolds stresses. Recently, fast developments of
oceanographic observational techniques, such as micro-structure profilers and acoustic Doppler
current profilers, make it possible to compare turbulence parameters from field observations and
model simulatons.
In coastal and estuarine regions with large horizontal density gradients, such as the Xiamen Bay and
the Liverpool Bay, tidal straining acts to produce a periodic component of stratification that interacts
with turbulent mixing to control water column structure and flow. A direct comparison of the
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modeled and observed turbulence parameters validated the applicability of the turbulence closure
model in modeling turbulence processes in these regions.
By modeling turbulent mixing in other different situation, it is found that the classic wall-turbulence
theory and the empirical relation of turbulence length scale hold very well for non-stratified flows,
but fail in describing highly stratified flows.
Statistical turbulence modelling leads to a better understanding of complex small-scale phenomena
in the ocean, although it does not help to understand turbulence itself.
PSSP-04 Analysis of the mooring current data in the South China Sea
Zhaolin Lin (331069352@qq.com)
College of Physical and Environmental Oceanography, Ocean University of China, Qingdao
In order to learn the condition of tidal currents in the northern South China Sea and based on current
observations at a mooring station (20┬║49тАЩN, 115┬║41тАЩE) from August 1987 to February 1988, the
spatial structure and the seasonal dynamics of current were analyzed, using methods of Tide Current
Harmonic Analysis (TCHA), Rotary Spectrum Analysis, Low Pass Filter and correlation analyses.
Results of the TCHA and spectral analysis showed that, the main tidal components were diurnal tides,
and regular diurnal tide dominated the current movement at most of the layers. Moreover, the
clockwise energy of the tide was stronger than the counter-clockwise energy, and compared to that in
winter, the energy of diurnal tides was evidently weaker in summer. Results of correlation analyses
between the low frequency current at 50 m layer and sea surface wind at 10 m height indicated that,
the correlation between the current and wind was relatively high during wintertime but rather low in
summertime.
PSSP-05 Oceanic internal waves imaged by Mutiple Tandem Satellites
Bingqing Liu (bingqingliu127@yahoo.com), Xiaofeng Li
Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
Internal solitary waves (ISW) play an important role in nutrient distribution, primary productivity,
acoustic propagation, coral reef growth, and submarine navigation [Zhao et al., 2006; Wang et al.,
2007; Li et al., 2008; Lynch et al., 2010; Lien et al., 2012]. In the past decade, ISWs in the South China
Sea (SCS) have been extensively studied by field experiments and satellite observations. They are
regularly generated at the Luzon Strait, propagate westward into the SCS, and dissipate on the
continental shelf after persisting for more than 4 days [Li et al., 2013]. Although their basic evolution
process has been well understood, their propagation speed is still less understood. In particular, the
spatial and temporal variation in the ISW speed is still lacking.
In this study, we developed a new method for measuring the basin-wide ISW speed from satellite
image pairs from either tandem satellites or multiple satellites with similar orbital characteristics.
ISWs are frequently observed in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) image pairs from the tandem
satellites Envisat and ERS-2. In addition, they are also visible on the TERRA-MODIS and NPP-VIIRS
images under Sun glint and cloud-free conditions. We collected one pair of ERS-ENVISAT SAR images
separated by about 30 minutes and another pair of MODIS-VIIRS visible images separated by 3.5
hours in the SCS. These image pairs, showed the propagation of these ISW packets. The propagation
speeds of these ISWs are thus derived from their horizontal displacement and the time interval of the
image pairs.
The spatial and temporal variability of ISWs speed around Dongsha Atoll in the South China Sea (SCS)
was investigated using multi-satellite image pairs separated by about 0.5-2.5 hours. SAR image pair,
VIIRS/MODIS and SAR/MODIS pairs in July 2007, March 2009, and May 2013 were analyzed,
respectively. The ISW phase speeds were derived using the horizontal displacement of the ISW
patterns and the time difference between the 2 satellite images. The phase speeds were in good
agreement with the theoretical calculations using the Taylor-Goldstein (T-G) equation with a
non-linear term. The ISW phase speed decreases from east to west and from south to north. The
temporal variability of ISW phase speeds are mainly affected by water depth, with minor seasonal
variations.
PSSP-06 Analysis of the Pearl River Estuary in winter and spring of suspended sediment
concentration remote sensing inversion model
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чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Hong Luan (460792236@qq.com)
College of Ocean and Meteorology, Guangdong Ocean University, Zhanjiang
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PSSP-07 Spreading paths of water masses in the Mid-Eastern Indonesian waters during
Transitional Monsoonal Period
Alfi Rusdiansyah (alfi_rusdiansyah@ymail.com)
Physical Oceanography, Ocean College, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
Indonesian seas are characterized by a strong and complex seasonal variability in the upper layer
circulation. They are strongly affected by the monsoonal reversals of winds. Both local and remote
wind forcing may affect the upper layer variability. Northwesterly winds are observed in
January-April and southeasterly winds in July-October, and transitional monsoonal periods in
between.
The study was taken during the transitional monsoonal period in May 2009. About 40 CTD stations,
mostly between surface down to 1000m, were made in the area of interest for this study, i.e., in the
eastern Java Sea, Bali Sea, Flores Sea, south of Makassar Strait, central and northern part of Banda Sea,
Maluku Sea, Halmahera Sea, and Seram Sea and their approaches as well. Temperature-salinity
relationships from these stations have been examined to trace the paths and directions of water
masses flowing through these passages.
Waters flow from the Pacific Ocean to the Banda Sea along three primary routes: (1) through
Makassar Strait with a 550-m sill depth; (2) through Maluku Sea / Lifamatola Strait with a deeper sill
at about 1950 m; and (3) through Halmahera Sea with 500-m sill depth. The main sources of water
masses entering the Banda Sea are from the North Pacific (Mindanao Current) and the South Pacific
(New Guinea Coastal Undercurrent).
High salinity water above 35.0 around ╧Г╬╕=23.5 тАУ 24.5 (~26┬░C) were found in northern Halmahera
Sea and the maximum salinity decreases southward to Seram Sea. This water may indicate the flow of
the North Pacific Subtropical Water (NPSW) entering the Seram Sea.
However, this salinity maximum was not found in Banda Sea. Low salinity surface water in Java Sea
does not contribute significantly to the water mass in southern Makassar Strait. The predominant
easterly wind during the data acquisition may contribute to the surface water mass distribution.
The waters above 5┬░C are derived either from North or South Pacific waters. Three core layers can be
identified: North Pacific Subtropical Water (NPSW), South Pacific Subtropical Water (SPSW) and
North Pacific Intermediate Water (NPIW).
PSSP-08 First attempt for retrieving remote sensing reflectance over coastal waters from an
UAV-based spectrometer
Lianghai Shi (281168704@qq.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Interests in using UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) in environmental monitoring and research is
increasing. Yet its application over seas with spectrometers deployed has not been found. It is in fact a
great challenge to get reliable remote sensing reflectance (Rrs) from an UAV-based spectrometer.
Here for the first time we attempted an optimization approach for retrieval of Rrs from an UAV-based
spectrometer, using data collected from a few surveys off the western Taiwan Strait. Uncertainties
associated with this approach are discussed.
PSSP-09 Study of storm surge numerical simulation in Xiamen Bay
Xiaoqin Tao (xiaoqin319@foxmail.com)
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чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
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PSSP-10 Comparison of three automatic algorithms for detecting mesoscale eddies in the
South China Sea and the northwest Pacific Ocean
Pengfei Tuo (decadesoul@gmail.com), Jianyu Hu
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
In this paper, we detect the mesoscale eddies in the South China Sea and the Northwest Pacific Ocean,
by using the merged gridded satellite altimeter Sea Surface Height Anomaly (SSHA) data from the
Archiving ,Validation and Interpretation of Satellite Oceanographic data (AVISO) delayed time
reference product. Based on the SSHA data, we apply three different automatic algorithms to detect
the features of mesoscale eddies in the studied area. The first method is based on Local Extremes of
the SSHA data (SSHA-based), the second is Okubo-Weiss (OW) physical parameter estimation and the
third is based on the geometry of the velocity vectors (GV). By comparing the detection results about
eddyтАЩs radius, lifetime, amplitude and advective nonlinearity parameter, we obtain that: in detecting
and tracking processes, both SSHA-based and GV methods are closest to the real shape. As for the
diameter of the detected eddy, it is underestimated for most cases. The eddies propagate westward in
most of the studied area, while the exceptions are the eddies along Kuroshio, which are advected
northward by the strong mean flow.
PSSP-11 Mass-induced sea level variations in the Gulf of Carpentaria
Juan Wang (wangjn68@mail2.sysu.edu.cn)
Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou & South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Guangzhou
Mass-induced sea level component dominates total sea level. Correlation coefficients between them
approach 0.92 and 0.95, respectively. Low frequency variations of mass-induced sea level are related
to large-scale mode like El Ni├▒oтАУSouthern Oscillation (ENSO) and Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO).
Over the period 2003-2011, mass-induced sea level anomalies had a rising rate of about 8.0┬▒1.52
mm/year and the PDO accounts for about 65% of the gulf-scale mass variations. Oceanic waves
propagating from the western Pacific and the corresponding water exchange between the deep ocean
and the shallow Gulf of Carpentaria, instead of climate modes-associated local wind, are responsible
for the low-frequency mass-induced sea level variations.
PSSP-12 Numerical study on dynamic mechanism of maintaining the deep tidal channel in the
Lianzhou Bay
Xing Wang (onepiecewx@163.com)
College of Environment and Engineering, Ocean university of china, Qingdao
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чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
PSSP-13 Simulation of water exchange between Hangzhou Bay and adjacent region
Ting Wu (tingw2011@aliyun.com)
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
The time scales on which river flow discharge into coastal ocean are a very complex transport
process. ItтАЩs relevant to the environmental problems like pollutants discharge into ocean and the
increase of nutrients. This study examines these time scales in Hangzhou Bay, Yangtze river estuary,
and East China Sea using a ROMS-based numerical model. Constituent oriented-age and
residence-time theory (CART) that provides an efficient way to compute the mean spectrum is
applied to calculate the spatial and temporal distribution of water age and residence time. The mean
age is applied to calculate the time which takes for a water parcel to leave from Yangtze river to
Hangzhou Bay. The residence time, defined as the time for water parcels leaving the domain of
interest, is also applied to quantify the renewal of water in Hangzhou Bay. The model can well
simulate the variables of current, tide, salinity and temperature and be applied to simulate the fate of
conservative tracers. Two-year simulations are conducted with the first year being as a spin-up
period and the results from the analysis of the second year of simulation show that the water level
and salinity both agree with the observations very well. The results also indicate that both the mean
age and residence time are the functions of river discharge. When the river discharge is higher, the
mean age (residence time) is relative shorter in comparison with that in lower flow condition. There
are two main pathways for the Yangtze river discharge be transported to Hangzhou Bay. The direct
way is from Yangtze river to the north part of Hangzhou Bay and has a relative short water age in
comparison with that of the indirect way via East China Sea. The residence time near Zhoushan
Archipelago is shorter than other parts of Hangzhou Bay. The results can provide useful information
for understanding the nutrient and sediment transport process in Hangzhou Bay.
PSSP-14 Comparative analysis on different air-sea temperature difference data and
characteristics analysis in South China Sea in nearly 35a
Tianzhu Xia (helenxtz2012@163.com)
College of Oceanography and Meteorology, Guangdong Ocean University, Zhanjiang
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PSSP-15 Internal tide characteristics in the deep water northwest of the Xisha Islands
Tong Yan (yantong@scsio.ac.cn)
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
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шодшпЖуАВцЬмчаФчй╢хЯ║ф║Оц╡╖хНЧх▓ЫшЗ│ше┐ц▓Щч╛дх▓Ыф╣ЛщЧ┤ц╖▒ц░┤ц╡╖хЯЯф╕АщХ┐ш╛╛ 5 х╣┤чЪДщФЪхоЪц╜ЬцаЗц╡Лц╡Бш╡ДцЦЩя╝МщЗЗчФиш░▒хИЖцЮРуАБ
ш░ГхТМхИЖцЮРуАБц╗дц│вхТМхКихКЫцибцАБхИЖшзгцЦ╣ц│ХхИЖцЮРф║Жх▒АщГиц╡╖хЯЯхЖЕц╜очЪДхЯ║цЬмчЙ╣х╛БуАВхПСчО░чаФчй╢ц╡╖хЯЯцЦЬхОЛц╜оф╗ехЕицЧе
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цМпшНбф╕║ф╕╗я╝Мц╡╖ц┤Лф╕нх▒ВчнЙхпЖх║жч║┐хСицЧехЮВхРСцМпх╣ЕхПпш╛╛ 40 ч▒│уАВхЕицЧехЖЕц╜ош╖ищЩЖхЭбцЦ╣хРСф╝ацТня╝Мф╕ОхдйцЦЗц╜ощФБчЫ╕чЪД
хЕицЧехЖЕц╜охНахЕицЧехЖЕц╜оцА╗шГ╜щЗПчЪД 41%я╝МхНКцЧехЖЕц╜оф╗Еф╕║ 8.5%уАВхп╣хЖЕц╜оф╜ОщвСхПШхМЦчаФчй╢цШ╛чд║я╝Мц╡╖ц┤Лф╕Кх▒В O1
хЖЕц╜охЮВхРСх╣│хЭЗцМпх╣Еф╕Ох▒АхЬ░ц╡╖щЭвщлШх║жхСИцШ╛шСЧцнгчЫ╕хЕ│хЕ│ч│╗я╝МхдПуАБчзЛхнгцМпх╣ЕхвЮх╝║я╝МшбицШОц╡╖ц┤Лф╕Кх▒ВхпЖх║жхЬ║хп╣
хЖЕц╜очЪДцШ╛шСЧш░ГхИ╢ф╜ЬчФия╝ЫK1 хЖЕц╜охИЩшбичО░ф╕║хдПуАБхЖмхнгхвЮх╝║чЪДхНКх╣┤х╛кчОпчЙ╣х╛Бя╝Мф╕ОцнгхОЛ K1 хТМ P1 чЪДшАжхРИх╝║
ш┐лхСицЬЯф╕АшЗ┤уАВцибцАБхИЖшзгшбицШОхИЖхИлцЬЙш╢Еш┐З 70%хТМ 40%чЪД O1 хТМ K1 хИЖц╜ошГ╜щЗПщЫЖф╕нф║Очммф╕АуАБф║МцЦЬхОЛцибцАБ
ф╕КуАВцЬАхРОя╝МцХ░хА╝цибцЛЯч╗УцЮЬшпБхоЮшзВц╡ЛчЪДцШ╛шСЧхЖЕц╜оф╕║ц╡╖хНЧх▓Ыф╕ЬхНЧхдЦц╡╖щЩбх│нхдзщЩЖхЭбхдДф║зчФЯя╝МшАМщЭЮчЫ┤цОецЭешЗк
щБеш┐ЬчЪДхРХхоЛц╡╖х│буАВ
PSSP-16 Dynamics and mechanisms of decadal variability of the Pacific-South America Mode
over the 20th Century
Li Zhang (zl7810andy@gmail.com)
Ocean university of China & Qingdao Collaborative Innovation Center of Marine Science and
Technology, Qingdao
In this paper, decadal variability of the Pacific-South America (PSA) Mode is examined from year
1871 to 2008 based on the newly developed ocean and atmosphere reanalysis products. The PSA
mode, mirroring the Pacific-North America (PNA) Mode in the Northern Hemisphere, emerges as the
second EOF mode of 500mb geopotential height anomalies. The mode displays substantial
interannual-decadal variability with distinct timescales between 3-8year and 10-18year, respectively.
The decadal variability of the PSA mode is found to be associated with the coupled ocean-atmosphere
interaction over the subtropical South and tropical Pacific. The subduction of the subtropical
temperature anomalies in the South Pacific in conjunction with the tropical-subtropical atmospheric
teleconnectionplays important role in the decadal variability of the PSA mode.
PSSP-17 Experimental study on hydrothermal plume in a stratified salt water tank
Wei Zhang (comonplace@msn.com)
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
ц╡╖х║ХчГнц╢▓ц┤╗хКич│╗ч╗ЯцШпхЫ╜щЩЕц╖▒ц╡╖чаФчй╢чЪДчГнчВ╣ф╣Лф╕АуАВцР║х╕жчЭАхдзщЗПчблхМЦчЙйхТМхЕ╢ф╗ЦхМЦхнжчЙйш┤ичЪДф╜ОхпЖх║жчГн
ц╢▓ч╗ПчФ▒хЦ╖хПгц╡БхЗ║уАБф╕КхНЗх╣╢цЙйцХгя╝МхЬичГнц╢▓хЦ╖ц║вхМ║ф╕КцЦ╣х╜вцИРч╛╜чК╢ц╡Бя╝Мх╣╢ф╝┤щЪПчЭАхдзщЗПц▓ЙчзпчЯ┐ф╜УчЪДх╜вцИРф╕ОшРе
хЕ╗чЫРчЪДш╛Учз╗ф╕Оф║дцНвуАВчЫохЙНя╝Мхп╣ц╡╖х║ХчГнц╢▓ф╕КхНЗхТМцЙйцХгхПКхЕ╢ф╕Оц╡╖ц░┤ц╖╖хРИчЪДхКихКЫцЬ║чРЖчЪДчаФчй╢х╣╢ф╕НхЕищЭвуАВцЬм
цЦЗщАЪш┐ЗхЬихоЮщкМц░┤цз╜ф╕нчФЯцИРф╕НхРМч║┐цАзхпЖх║жх▒Вч╗Уц░┤ф╜Уя╝МщЗЗчФиф╕НхРМчЫ┤х╛ДчЪДхЦ╖хПгф║зчФЯф╕НхРМц╡БщЗПчЪДчГнц╢▓ч╛╜ц╡Бш┐Ы
шбМф║Жф╕Ач│╗хИЧхоЮщкМчаФчй╢я╝МхИЖцЮРф║Жч╛╜ц╡БхЬих▒Вч╗Уц░┤ф╜Уф╕нчЪДц╖╖хРИхТМцЙйцХгчЪДчЙ╣цАзя╝Мф╗ехПКх╜▒хУНч╛╜ц╡БцЙйцХгхТМц╖╖хРИцЬ║
хИ╢чЪДф╕╗шжБхЫач┤ауАВхоЮщкМч╗УцЮЬшбицШОя╝МшпецЦ╣ц│ХчФЯцИРчЪДхпЖх║жх▒Вч╗Уц░┤ф╜Учи│хоЪцАзшЙпхе╜я╝МшГ╜хдЯцИРхКЯчЪДш┐ЫшбМчГнц╢▓ч╛╜ц╡Б
цибцЛЯхоЮщкМя╝МшзВц╡Лх╛ЧхИ░чЪДч╛╜ц╡БцЬАхдзщлШх║жф╕ОцЦЗчМоф╕нчЪДч╗ПщкМхЕмх╝Пш┐Сф╝╝я╝Мф╕║ш┐Ыф╕АцнечЪДч╛╜ц╡БцЙйцХгхКихКЫцЬ║чРЖчЪДчаФ
чй╢цПРф╛Ыф║ЖшЙпхе╜чЪДхоЮщкМхЯ║чбАуАВ
PSSP-18 Experiments on movement characteristics of incident flow in stratified and
unstratified water
Liang Zhao (whuzhaoliang@163.com)
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
чФ▒ф║Оц╡╖ц░┤ф╕НхРМц╖▒х║жхдДчЪДхпЖх║жф╕НхРМя╝Мц╡╖ц┤Лф╕нхдЪф╕║х▒Вч╗Уц░┤ф╜Уя╝Мхп╣ц░┤ц╡Бш┐РхКихТМчЙйш┤иш╛Учз╗цЬЙчЭАщЗНшжБчЪДх╜▒
хУНуАВф╛ЛхжВя╝Мц╡╖х║ХчГнц╢▓ш┐ЫхЕец╡╖ц┤Лц░┤ф╜УхРОя╝МчФ▒ф║ОхпЖх║жх╖ох╝Вя╝МхЬиц╡охКЫчЪДф╜ЬчФиф╕Лф╕НцЦнф╕КхНЗя╝Мф╕ОхСихЫ┤х▒Вч╗Уц╡╖ц░┤
ф║зчФЯцО║ц╖╖х╣╢хПСчФЯчЙйш┤ихТМшГ╜щЗПф║дцНвя╝Мх╜УхИ░ш╛╛чнЙцХИц╡охКЫх▒ВхРОх╝АхзЛцикхРСцЙйх▒ХуАВхЬишпеш┐ЗчиЛф╕ня╝Мц╡╖ц░┤чЪДх▒Вч╗Ух║ж
хПКхЦ╖хЗ║ц╢▓цЯ▒чЪДцИРхИЖхп╣ч╛╜ц╡БчЪДх╜вцИРхТМхПСх▒ХцЬЙчЭАщЗНшжБх╜▒хУНуАВхЫацндя╝МцЬмхоЮщкМчаФчй╢хИЖхИлщТИхп╣х▒Вч╗Уф╕ОщЭЮх▒Вч╗Уц░┤
ф╜Уя╝МщЗЗчФиф╕НхРМчзНч▒╗чЪДхЕех░Дц╡Бф╜Уш┐ЫшбМф║Жф╕Ач│╗хИЧцибцЛЯхоЮщкМя╝Мх╣╢чФи PIV цКАцЬпхп╣хЕец╡Бц╢▓ф╜УчЪДхПСх▒ХуАБхПШхМЦчЙ╣цАз
хПКхСихЫ┤ц╡БхЬ║чЪДх╜вцАБш┐ЫшбМшзВц╡ЛхТМхИЖцЮРуАВхоЮщкМч╗УцЮЬшбицШОя╝МхЬих▒Вч╗Уц░┤ф╜Уф╕ня╝Мф╕НхРМчзНч▒╗чЪДхЕех░Дц╡Бф╜УщГ╜шГ╜х╜вцИР
ш╛Гф╕║чи│хоЪчЪДч╛╜ц╡Бя╝Мф╜Жч╛╜ц╡БцЬАхдзщлШх║жхПКхЕ╢х▒Вч╗Уц░┤ф╜Уф║зчФЯчЪДч┤Кц╡БчиЛх║жх╜вцАБхнШхЬих╖ох╝Вя╝ЫшАМхЬищЭЮх▒Вч╗Уц░┤ф╜Уф╕ня╝М
хЦ╖хЗ║ц╢▓ф╜УшбичО░ф╕║х░Дц╡Бя╝Мф╜Жх░Дц╡БцЭЯчЪДх╜вцАБхТМщАЯх║жф╣Яф╕Нф╕Аца╖уАВф╕Ач│╗хИЧчЪДхп╣цпФхоЮщкМч╗Щц╡╖ц┤Лф╕нчГнц╢▓ч╛╜ц╡БчаФчй╢
цПРф╛Ыф║ЖхИЖцЮРхТМхПВшАГцХ░цНоя╝Мф╣Яф╕║хРОч╗нчЪДцибцЛЯхоЮщкМцПРф╛Ыф║ЖцЦ░чЪДцАЭш╖пуАВ
PSSP-19 A modeling study of the hypoxia dynamic off the Changjiang Estuary
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Jingjing Zheng (121525582@qq.com)
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
шГМцЩпя╝Ъф╜Оц░з( Hypoxia) цШпцМЗц░┤чОпхвГф╕нц░зчЪДц╡Ух║жхдДф║Ош╛Гф╜Оц░┤х╣│цИЦшАЕц░зшвлхдзщЗПц╢ИшАЧя╝МщАЪх╕╕хоЪф╣Йц░┤ф╜У
ф╕нчЪДц║╢шзгц░з(DO)ц╡Ух║ж<2.0mg/L ф╕║ф╜Оц░зчК╢цАБуАВш┐СхЗахНБх╣┤цЭея╝МчФ▒ф║Оф║║ч▒╗ц┤╗хКичЪДх╜▒хУНя╝МхдзщЗПхпМхРл NуАБP чЪД
цЬЙцЬ║чЙйхТМц▒бц░┤цОТхЕещХ┐ц▒ЯхПгя╝Мхп╝шЗ┤щХ┐ц▒ЯхПгц░┤ф╜УхпМшРехЕ╗хМЦщАРх╣┤хКахЙзя╝МшАМчФ▒цндх╝Хш╡╖чЪДщХ┐ц▒ЯхПгх║Хх▒Вц░┤ф╜Уч╝║ц░з
чО░ш▒бф╣ЯхСИф╕НцЦнф╕КхНЗш╢ЛхК┐уАВ
цЦ╣ц│ХчЫочЪДя╝ЪчЫохЙНцЬЙх╛ИхдЪчаФчй╢цКещБУф║ЖщХ┐ц▒ЯхПгц░┤ф╜Уч╝║ц░зчО░ш▒бя╝Мф╜ЖчЫохЙНщТИхп╣шпец▓│цо╡ц░┤ф╜Уч╝║ц░зчЪДчО░хЬ║чаФчй╢ф╕╗
шжБщЩРф║ОхоЪцАзхТМхНКхоЪщЗПчаФчй╢уАВф╕║ф║ЖцЫ┤хе╜хЬ░чаФчй╢ц░┤ф╜Уч╝║ц░зчЪДх╜вцИРцЬ║хИ╢я╝МцЮДх╗║ф║ЖщХ┐ц▒ЯхПгчЪДчЙйчРЖ тАУ чФЯчЙйхЬ░чРГ
хМЦхнжшАжхРИф╕Йч╗┤цХ░хА╝цибх╝Пя╝МчаФчй╢щХ┐ц▒ЯхПгц░┤ф╜Уч╝║ц░зчЪДх╜вцИРцЬ║чРЖхТМш┐ЗчиЛя╝Мф╕║цОзхИ╢ц▒бцЯУхТМц▓╗чРЖц░┤ф╜Уч╝║ц░зцПРф╛Ы
ф╕АхоЪчЪДчзСхнжф╛ЭцНоуАВ
цИРцЮЬшоишо║я╝ЪцибцЛЯч╗УцЮЬшГ╜хдЯш╛Гхе╜чЪДхЖНчО░хРДчК╢цАБхПШщЗПчЪДчй║щЧ┤хИЖх╕ГуАВцибцЛЯч╗УцЮЬшбицШОя╝Ъц║╢шзгц░зчЪДхСих╣┤ц╡Ух║жхПШ
хМЦф╕╗шжБхПЧц╕йх║жцОзхИ╢я╝Мц║╢шзгц░зц╡Ух║жщЪПц╕йх║жчЪДхНЗщлШшАМщЩНф╜Оя╝МхЖмхнгц║╢шзгц░зхРлщЗПщлШя╝МхдПхнгц║╢шзгц░зхРлщЗПф╜ОуАВхЖм
хнгя╝Мшбих║Хх▒ВчЪДц║╢шзгц░зц╡Ух║жхЭЗш╛ГщлШуАВхдПхнгщХ┐ц▒ЯхПгшбих▒Вц║╢шзгц░зц╡Ух║жф╕╗шжБхПЧц╡оц╕╕цдНчЙйхЕЙхРИф╜ЬчФих╜▒хУНя╝МхИЖх╕Г
ш╢ЛхК┐ф╕ОхП╢ч╗┐ч┤ахИЖх╕ГцнгчЫ╕хЕ│уАВхдПхнгщХ┐ц▒ЯхЖ▓ц╖бц░┤ф╕Ох║Хх▒ВхМЧф╕КчЪДхП░ц╣╛цЪЦц╡Бх╜вцИРчЪДц╕йчЫРш╖Гх▒ВщШ╗цнвф║Жц║╢шзгц░зчЪД
хЮВхРСф║дцНвя╝Мф╜┐щХ┐ц▒ЯхПгх║Хх▒Вц░┤ф╜УхЗ║чО░ч╝║ц░зчО░ш▒буАВ
цДПф╣Йя╝Ъц░┤ф╜Уч╝║ц░зф╝ЪщАацИРхдзщЗПчЪДщ▒╝шЩ╛цн╗ф║бя╝Мх╜▒хУНц╕Фф╕ЪчФЯф║зя╝Мх╕жцЭех╖ихдзчЪДч╗Пц╡ОцНЯхд▒уАВцндхдЦц╡╖ц┤Лф╜Оц░з
чО░ш▒бхЗ║чО░я╝Мх░Жф╕ещЗНхиБшГБц╡╖ц┤ЛчФЯцАБч│╗ч╗Яя╝МщАацИРчФЯцАБхН▒цЬ║уАВхЫацндя╝Мц╡╖ц┤Лф╜Оц░зчО░ш▒бчЪДчаФчй╢хЕ╖цЬЙщЗНшжБчЪДчО░хоЮ
цДПф╣ЙуАВ
PSSP-20 The impact of global warming on the distribution of the ecological elements in Tonkin
Gulf
Yifei Zheng (422977476@qq.com)
College of Ocean and Earth Sciencesя╝МXiamen University, Xiamen
хМЧщГиц╣╛цШпцИСхЫ╜хЫЫхдзц╕ФхЬ║ф╣Лф╕Ая╝Мц╕Фф╕Ъш╡Дц║Рф╕░хпМя╝Мш┐Сх╣┤цЭеч╗Пц╡ОхПСх▒Хш┐ЕщАЯуАВч│╗ч╗ЯхЬ░чаФчй╢хМЧщГиц╣╛чФЯцАБшжБ
ч┤ачЪДцЧ╢чй║хИЖх╕ГчЙ╣х╛Бя╝Мф╗ехПКчЙйчРЖуАБчХМщЭвш┐ЗчиЛхЬихЕ╢ф╕нцЙАш╡╖чЪДф╜ЬчФихТМх╜▒хУНя╝МхПпф╗еф╕║цИСхЫ╜чзСхнжхЬ░х╝АхПСуАБхИйчФи
хМЧщГиц╣╛чЪДчФЯчЙйш╡Дц║РцПРф╛ЫчРЖшо║ф╛ЭцНоя╝Мф╣ЯхПпф╗еф╕║хМЧщГиц╣╛чЪДчОпхвГф┐ЭцКдцПРф╛ЫчРЖшо║цФпцТСуАВц▓│ц╡Бф╜Ьф╕║хМЧщГиц╣╛щЗНшжБ
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PSSP-21 Numerical simulation of river channel scour and silting evolution of a tidal river
under influence of a sluice gate
Qingguang Zhu (zhuqg1991@163.com), Wang Yaping, Zhang Jicai
School of Geographic and Oceanographic Sciences, Nanjing University, Nanjing
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PSST-01 An ecologically safe microbial agent produced by a novel algicidal actinomycete and
its mechanism in lysing Phaeocystis globosa
Guanjing Cai (cgjassa@qq.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science and Key Laboratory of Ministry of Education
for Coastal and Wetland Ecosystems, School of Life Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Phaeocystis globosa causes severe harmful algal blooms along some world''s most important coastal
waters frequently. Screened from the mangrove sediment sample, we found a novel actinomycete,
identified as Streptomyces alboflavus RPS, which could lyse the P. globosa cells within 48h. To see
whether this actinomycete could be applied in controlling the HABs in situ, we tested the ecological
safety of algicidal extract and explored for the algicidal mechanism. First, we applied the
bioluminescent assay, which showed that the algicidal agent could not only be safely existed in
seawater, because of a much lower application concentration (4╬╝g/ml) than EC20 and EC50 (45.605
and 94.495╬╝g/ml, separately), but also significantly reduced the toxicity of the algal culture, which
was distinct with the algal culture after ultrasonication. Then, we tried to explain the phenomenon by
studying the physiological change of algal cells treated with the algicidal extract. The data indicated
that the permeability of plasma membrane was greatly changed in short time (<1h), coupling with
the shrinking of algal size. The algicidal agent also altered the ultrastructure of algal cells quickly,
including deformation of organelles and more and more severe vacuolization. The photosynthetic
efficiency (Fv/Fm) and capacity (ETR) were also rapidly dropped. The abnormality of photosynthetic
system then caused high intracellular oxidative stress. Oxidative damage represented by MDA quickly
reached a high peak and then dropped, thanks to the fast response of GSH and POD. However, the
main antioxidant enzymes, SOD and CAT, seemed to be unable to maintain redox homeostasis since
they were highly expressed in late phase of algal lysis. We also found out that pre-incubation with
NAC could partially help the algal cells resist the algicidal agent. Combining all the results, we brought
forward a hypothesis that the vulnerable algal cells were unable to survive the damage to plasma
membrane and other vital metabolic process like photosynthesis, and most of the rest cells might be
killed by the oxidative stress, which was related with the delayed response of SOD and CAT. However,
these unreacted antioxidants might act as the antidotes in the environment, which could reduce or
break down the toxic groups in the hazard substances. This might explained the decreasing toxicity of
algal culture treated with algicidal agent. This study indicated that the microbial algicide was not only
ecological safe exsisting in the seawater at certain concentration, but also helpful to remediate the
toxic environment caused by harmful algae, attributed to the unique algicidal process induced by the
microbial algicide.
PSST-02 Diurnal variations of PFCs and PAHs in the northern waters of Pingtan island under
the Minzhe coastal current
Yizhi Cai (307660821@qq.com)
College of the Environment & Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Perfluoroalkyl compounds (PFCs) and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) were measured in
the water samples collected from the northern coastal waters of Pingtan Island in a 24-hours
continuous sampling to study the diurnal variations of these trace contaminants and to verify that the
Minzhe coastal current can carry contaminants discharged from Zhejiang sea area. The levels of
тИСPFCs and тИСPAHs were between 0.51 and 0.70 ng/L, 73.93 and 322.61 ng/L, respecdtively.
Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) was the predominant PFC, ranging from 0.20 to 0.27 ng/L, accounting
for 34% to 40% of the total PFCs. PAHs with 3 rings, i.e. fluorene and phenanthrene were the most
frequent detected individuals, taking up 54% to 71% of the total PAHs. Both of the PFCs and PAHs
concentrations fluctuated with time, but their diurnal variations were quite different. The content of
PFCs exhibited a тАЬwaveтАЭ variation from morning to the second day, the minimum value appeared at
the lowest tide (14:00pm and 2:00am) and the maximum was at the middle tide (17:00pm). However,
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for PAHs, the maximum appeared at the lowest tide (14:00pm) with the minimum appearing at
another lowest tide (2:00am). Diurnal distribution profiles of contaminants and their composition
variation indicated that PFCs were mainly controlled by Minzhe coastal current, while PAHs were
mainly derived from the local anthropogenic sources, such as the combustion products by the fishing
vessels and sewage discharge. So, PFCs can be a better tracer for the contaminants transport from
Minzhe coastal current.
PSST-03 Antibiotics in typical mariculture farms in Hailing Island, South China: occurrence,
bioaccumulation and dietary exposure
Hui Chen (chenhui20003@163.com)
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
The occurrence of 5 classes of 37 antibiotics in the six typical mariculture farms, South China was
investigated in this study. Sulfamethoxazole, salinomycin and trimethoprim were widely detected in
the seawater samples (0.4-36.9 ng/L), while oxytetracycline was the predominant antibiotics in
seawater samples of shrimp larvae pond. Enrofloxacin was widely detected in the feed samples
(16.6-31.8 ng/g) and erythromycin-H2O was the most frequently detected antibiotics in the sediment
samples (0.8-4.8 ng/g). Erythromycin-H2O was the dominant antibiotics in the adult Fenneropenaeus
penicillatus with concentrations ranging from 2498 to 15090 ng/g. In addition, trimethoprim was
found to be bioaccumulative in young Lutjanus russelli with a median bioaccumulation factor of 6488
L/kg. Based on daily intake estimation, the erythromycin-H2O in adult Fenneropenaeus penicillatus
presented a potential risk to human safety.
PSST-04 The role of chemotaxis features of a bacterium in low abundance causing the
plaque-forming process of a diatom, Phaeodactylum tricornutum
Zhangran Chen (zhangran22105@163.com), Xueqian Lei, Jingyan Zhang, Wei Zheng, Tianling Zheng
School of Life Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Utilizing microorganisms to break the cell wall of the microalgal species would contribute to the
release of the starch and lipid for biofuel production. In this study, a special plaque-forming
microorganism targeting Phaeodactylum tricornutum, which could form plaques about 2 cm in
diameter. The microorganism was considered to be a bacterium through the antibiotics and different
size-membrane test. Samples from either normal algal cultures or lysates caused by plaques were
analyzed by epifluorescence microscope to monitor the dynamics and we used DGGE to trace the
molecular information of the bacterium, the results showed that there were almost no difference in
the community constitute, indicating its low abundance in the lysate. To obtain the pure colony of the
object bacteria, several different culture media were tried and the obtained bacterium were further
confirmed using the plaque-forming methods. The direct contact between algal cells and bacterium
observed from the agar blocks of the plaque under transmission electron microscopy, indicated that
direct contact may be the prerequisite for further algicidal effect of the bacterium. Colonies grown on
culture media containing P. tricornutum cells showed the special algicidal activity and the 16S rRNA
gene sequence comparisons results showed that it kept the closest relationship with Labrenzia
aggregata IAM 12614T at 98.87%. In addition, different P. tricornutum elements dropped at the
center of the plate in the dark condition from the different treatment group showed different
chemotaxis results, which implied that certain chemical signal induced the bacterium move toward
the algae to direct contact. This study demonstrated that the bacteria might have potential
application in the utilization of microalgae by cracking the algal cell, meanwhile, might also have
important ecological significance in spite of its low abundance.
PSST-05 Utilization of dominant-type phosphonate as source of phosphorus nutrient by
dinoflagellates
Yudong Cui (coffee16th@126.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Phosphorus (P) is essential for marine phytoplankton but its most bioavailable form, dissolved
inorganic phosphate (DIP), is often limited in the ocean. Many phytoplankton species have developed
the ability to utilize alternative P sources. Phosphonates are P-containing compounds characterized
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by its stable C-P bond and its utilization is only known in cyanobacteria and other bacteria. Here we
report that the second predominant group of coastal marine phytoplankton, dinoflagellates, are also
able to utilize phosphonates as sole source of P. Batch cultures for four species of dinoflagellates
indicated that supply of 2-aminoethylphosphonic acid, the dominant type of phosphonate existing in
the ocean, supported growth of these species in the absence of DIP. By proteomic analysis we
identified PhnW and PhnX, the enzymes constituting the phosphonatase pathway in Karlodinium
veneficum. Furthermore, dinoflagellates spliced leader-based transcriptome sequencing yielded the
full-length gene transcripts of PhnW and PhnX, verifying that these genes are indeed possessed by
and expressed in the dinoflagellate. With these sequences as queries, we further searched existing
algal genome and transcriptome data, and found gene homologs in ten other species of
dinoflagellates and pelagophyte Aureococcus anophagefferens. This study demonstrates the
availability of the substantial phosphonate reservoir to eukaryotic primary producers in the ocean,
and further underscores the importance of this ancient compound in the marine P ecology.
PSST-06 Characteristics of a petroleum degrading bacteria isolated from oil-contaminated soil
Hao Dong (dong_hao2005@163.com)
China University of Petroleum, China
Bioremediation is an effective technique to remove pollutants from marine oil spills. A strain of high
efficiency bacteria for biodegradation of crude oil pollutants was isolated from oil-contaminated soil
near Bohai Gulf. Furthermore, the petroleum degradation efficiency of this strain was determined
during the biodegradation. In addition, the changes of oil composition before and after degradation
were analyzed via GC-MS and FT-ICR-MS.
Petroleum degrading bacteria were isolated from oil-contaminated soil near Bohai Gulf using mineral
salt medium in conical flask. Petroleum degradation rate were determined every day with the
infrared spectrophotometry (IR) method (GB/T16488-1996, China). GC-MS and ESI FT-ICR-MS was
employed to characterize the changes of the compounds in crude oil during biodegradation
experiments.
Among a number of pure colonies obtained from the soil samples, strain BD-1 displayed the highest
efficiency of biodegradation of crude oil pollutants and was identified as Acinetobacter sp. Strain
BD-1 was able to grow in mineral salt medium supplement with petroleum and reduce the surface
tension of the culture supernatant from 67.0 to 25.0 mN/m after 24 h, and the removal efficiency of
petroleum were 56.2% after 4 days. GC-MS analysis showed that the BD degraded a wide range of
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and alkanes, such as C18-C30 alkanes, phenanthrene, and
dibenzothiophene et al. ESI FT-ICR-MS analysis showed that the relative abundance of the class O2
and O3 increased significantly while the class O1 and O5 decreased. The relative abundance of O2
increased from 10.27% to 37.89%. The most abundant DBE was 1 in the O2 class. The carbon number
of the dominate compounds decreased during the biodegradation.
High efficiency of petroleum degradation bacteria, identified as Acinetobacter sp., was isolated from
oil-contaminated soil. After 4 daysтАЩ biodegradation, petroleum-removal efficiency of Acinetobacter sp
was 56.2%. This strain could translate large molecular weight materials into short chain petroleum
acids.
PSST-07 Detection of virulence genes and phenotypic and molecular identification of
pathogenic Vibrio harveyi isolated from diseased Crassostrea gigas
Xiaojian Gao (gaoxj336@163.com)
College of Ocean, Key Laboratory of Oceanic Biotechnology of Jiangsu, Huaihai Institute of Technology,
Lianyungang
Four bacterial strains were routinely isolated from diseased oyster Crassostrea gigas, to analyze the
reason of mass mortalities of reared oyster Crassostrea gigas. Pathogenicity of the strains, phenotypic
and molecular characteristics were studied. The results showed that four bacterial strains were
pathogenicя╝Мthe killing power of these strains was ML2>ML4>ML3>ML1. After an injection of 0.1ml
(1.6├Ч107cfu/mlя╝Й, the occurrence of clinical infection symptoms and death in experimental oyster
was 2 and 19.5h, respectively. Four pathogenic strains were Gram-negative, short rods, produced
oxidase, reduced nitrates, utilized mannitol and cellobiose, they were similar with Vibrio harveyi
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based on morphological characteristics, physiological and biochemical characteristics. The sequenced
16S rRNA, gyrB and rpoA genes of four strains exhibited high similarity to those of V. harveyi from
GenBank, the phylogenetic trees based on 16S rRNA, gyrB and rpoA sequences, four strains all
clustered with the V. harveyi strains, and was supported by high bootstrap value, strongly supporting
the assignment of isolates to V. harveyi. The results confirmed V. harveyi might be the causative agent
of mass mortalities of reared oyster Crassostrea gigas. The nine virulence genes of four pathogenic
strains were detected by PCR, results showed that luxR, toxR, vhhA and vhhB were detected in four
strains, gene fragments were 679 bp, 390 bp, 1324 bp and 216bp, respectively, and other five genes
were not detected. The isolated 4 strains have the same virulence genes, and these virulence genes
can be molecular markers in detecting of pathogenic V. harveyi.
PSST-08 Photoinhibition of Phaeocystis globosa resulting from oxidative stress induced by a
marine algicidal bacterium Bacillus sp. LP-10
Xiaoyun Guo (guoxiaoyun123321@163.com), Guan Chengwei, Zheng Tianling*
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science and Key Laboratory of Ministry of Education
for Coastal and Wetland Ecosystems, School of Life Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Algicidal bacteria have been proved to be effective in controlling harmful algal blooms, but the action
mechanism is still not well defined. In this study, the impact of a marine algicidal bacterium Bacillus
sp. LP-10 on the oxidative stress, transcriptional profiles and protein D1 expression of Phaeocystis
globosa were analyzed. The results indicated that strain LP-10 promoted a rapid increase in the ROS
level of the algal cells, which finally led to the death of algal cells. Additionally, many antioxidant
activities were enhanced following treatment with strain LP-10. The transcriptional expression of
two photosynthesis-related genes (psbA and rbcS) were observed to be significantly down regulated
at high concentrations of strain LP-10, and the protein D1 content also decreased obviously at 24h.
Illumination was found to be critical in algal cell death. Our results suggested that interruption of the
Calvin cycle accelerated the rise in oxidative stress, which led to the photoinhibition of the algal cells,
and this photoinhibition was the main reason for algal cell death.
PSST-09 Evaluation of marine sediments contamination by polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
(PAHs) along the Karachi coast, Pakistan after Tasman Spirit oil spill
Sanober Kahkashan (sanoberchem@yahoo.com)
College of the Environment and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
In 27th July 2003 an affected coast of Karachi. The aquatic pollution of the coastal area of the Karachi
after 10 years of oil spill that involved approximately 31,000 tons of Iranian light crude oil in 2003,
was evaluated by measuring the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and their alkylated
homologues (alkylated-PAHs) in marine surface sediment. A total of 24 surface sediment samples
were collected from 24 sampling stations at the spill site, harbor, creek and offshore. The
concentrations of PAHs (тИС20 parent components) were in the range of 121.87 to 735.39 ng/g dw, the
highest values being close to coastal urban areas (e.g. Karachi Harbor and Gizri Creek).Meanwhile,
the concentrations of тИСalkylated PAHs in marine surface sediment were 42.26-1149.93 ng/g dry
weight. The maximum concentrations found were those of fluorene (543.17ng/g dw), naphthalene
(61.54ng/g dw), perylene (53.04 ng/g dw) and fluoranthene (50.91ng/g dw). The PAHsтАЩ composition
pattern was dominated by the presence of three-ring (60.57% ┬▒14.07) and four-ring PAHs (13.65% ┬▒
11.42). The ratios of high molecular weight/low molecular weight (HMW/LMW), phenanthrene to
anthracene (Phe/An), fluoranthene to pyrene (FL/Py) and benzo(a)anthracene to chrysene (BaA
/Chry) showed that the main origin of PAHs in the sediments of the Karachi coast was originated
largely from the high-temperature pyrolytic sources, whereas the petrogenic sources was more
commonly responsible for PAH contamination in harbors and creeks. According to the numerical
effect-based sediment quality guidelines of the USA, the current concentrations of PAHs in sediments
of Karachi coast would be unlikely to cause adverse effects.
Keywords: Tasman Spirit oil spill; Karachi coast; Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs);
diagnostic ratio; marine sediment
PSST-10 The physiological process and molecular mechanism of Alexandrium tamarense cell
death induced by Vibrio sp. BS02
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Xueqian Lei (xueqianlei@126.com), Dong Li, Wei Zheng, Tianling Zheng* Xueqian Lei, Dong Li, Wei
Zheng, Tianling Zheng*
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science and Key Laboratory of Ministry of Education
for Coastal and Wetland Ecosystems, School of Life Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Harmful algal blooms occur all around the world, threatening human health and destroying marine
ecosystems. Alexandrium tamarense is a globally distributed notorious toxic dinoflagellate, which
responsible for most poisoning incidents by paralytic shellfish poison. The culture supernatant of the
marine algicidal bacterium BS02 showed high algicidal effects on A. tamarense ATGD98-006. In this
study, we investigated the effect of the supernatant on A. tamarense at physiological and biochemical
levels to elucidate the mechanism involved in BS02 inhibition of algal growth. The contents of reactive
oxygen species (ROS) increased following exposure to BS02 supernatant which indicated that algal
cells suffered from oxidative damage. The contents of cellular pigments including chlorophyll a and
carotenoids were significantly decreased, which indicated that the accumulation of ROS destroyed
pigment synthesis. To eliminate the ROS, the activities of the antioxidant enzymes including
superoxide dismutase (SOD) and catalase (CAT) increased significantly in a short time. Real-time PCR
revealed changes in the transcript abundances of two target photosynthesis related genes (psbA and
psbD) and two target respiration related genes (cob and cox). The transcription of respiration-related
genes was significantly inhibited during the exposure procedure, which disturbed the respiratory
system. Our results demonstrated that BS02 supernatant can affect the photosynthesis process and
produce excessive ROS. The increased ROS destroyed membrane integrity and pigments, and
ultimately killed the algal cells. This study showed that strain BS02 with indirect algicidal activity
played a crucial role in the changes of photosynthetic process in A. tamarense.
PSST-11 The first evidence of deinoxanthin from Deinococcus sp. Y35 with strong algicidal
effect on the toxic dinoflagellate Alexandrium tamarense
Yi Li (liyixiamen@gmail.com), Hong Zhu, Tianling Zheng
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science and Key Laboratory of Ministry of Education
for Coast and Wetland Ecosystems, School of Life Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) could be deemed hazardous materials in aquatic environment.
Alexandrium tamarense is a toxic HAB causing alga, which causes serious economic losses and health
problems. In this study, the bacterium Deinococcus xianganensis Y35 produced a new algicide,
showing a high algicidal effect on A. tamarense. The algicidal compound was identified as
deinoxanthin, a red pigment, based on high resolution mass spectrometry and NMR after the active
compound was isolated and purified. Deinoxanthin exhibited an obvious inhibitory effect on algal
growth, and showed algicidal activity against A. tamarense with an EC50 of 5.636 ╬╝g/mL with 12 h
treatment time. Based on the unique structure and characteristics of deinoxanthin, the content of
reactive oxygen species (ROS) increased after 0.5 h exposure, the structure of organelles including
chloroplasts and mitochondria were seriously damaged. All these results firstly confirmed that
deinoxanthin as the efficient and eco-environmental algicidal compound has potential to be used for
controlling harmful algal blooms through overproduction of ROS.
PSST-12 Radioactivity impacts of the Fukushima Nuclear Accident on marine environment
Wuhui Lin (linwuhui8@163.com)
The Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, Xiamen
Fukushima Nuclear Accident (FNA) was the most serious nuclear accident in terms of marine
radioactive contamination. The up-to-date source terms of the FNA to marine environment and its
characters were evaluated from the historical and contemporary perspectives. The radioactive
impacts on the marine environment were comprehensively assessed from three aspects including
radioactive spectrometry of natural seawater, concentration limits in international and national
standard, and radiation dose. It was demonstrated that the radiological risk should be insignificant in
the open ocean. However, the radioactivity derived from the FNA should be detectable in the
following decades, which would stimulate the study on marine processes. The
physical-biogeochemical behaviors of artificial radionuclides derived from the FNA were depicted in
the continuing water body from estuary and coastal seawater to open ocean waters in the North
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Pacific. A three-dimensional conceptual scheme of artificial radionuclides with
physical-biogeochemical insights was illustrated, which would benefit model structure construction,
prediction for the fate of radioactivity from FNA, radiological assessment and remediation in marine
environment. The radioactivity impacts on marine environment after the FNA should be evaluated
from the systematic viewpoint to comprehensively understand the dominated processes at different
temporal-spatial scales.
PSST-13 Using 16S rRNA marker gene sequence analysis to reveal the integrated response of
microbial communities to PAH contamination in mangrove sediment
Xiaolan Lin (84839692@qq.com)
Key Laboratory of Ministry of Education for Coastal and Wetland Ecosystems, School of Life Sciences,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Elevated concentrations of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) have been found in mangrove
sediment, and to understand completely the microbial response under PAHs contamination is a
relevant goal for bioremediation. Here we performed a PAH-addition microcosm experiment based
on 16S rRNA marker gene sequences to trace the phylogenetic diversity, ecological interactions and
predicted-functional responses of a microbial community to the pollution pressure of different PAH
compounds (phenanthrene - Phe, pyrene - Pyr and Benzo(a)pyrene - BaP). Our results displayed a
high bacterial phylogenetic diversity in mangrove sediment even under high pollution pressure, when
the heatmap analysis and PCoA plots showed conspicuously that the microbial communities had
тАШreconstructedтАЩ themselves under pressure of the PAHs, instead of тАШrecoveredтАЩ. Phylogenetic molecular
ecological networks exhibited a stable, efficient community under Phe contamination but a
complicated, high-communicated community under BaP contamination. Meanwhile, many
non-degrading bacteria played key topological roles in community structural shift and microbial
functioning and they may indirectly have participated in biodegradation. Furthermore, we predicted
metagemones and metabolic pathways to elaborate PAH degradation, nitrogen and sulfur pathways
and proposed an integrated suppositional microbial survival strategy under PAH contamination.
Interestingly, large amounts of dominant or key populations were involved in nitrogen and sulfur
metabolism, and the predicted metabolism showed the superiority of nitrogen and sulfur reductive
pathways, with the functional genes involved in denitrification and nitrite reduction were
significantly enriched, providing an evidence for the possibility of N/S oxidizable compounds as
electron acceptors in anaerobic PAHs degradation from functional view. Together, this study provides
new insights into our understanding of the microbial response to contamination by different PAHs
from comprehensive view and suggested that the 16S rRNA marker gene sequence actually has an
even broader research potential.
PSST-14 Risk assessment of trace elements accumulated in fish to the Indo-Pacific Humpback
dolphin (Sousa chinensis) in the waters of Xiamen Bay
Wanxin Liu (lwx@stu.xmu.edu.cn) and Haizheng Hong
College of the Environment and Ecology, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Xiamen Bay is one of the important habitats for Indo-Pacific Humpback dolphins, which are
categorized as the first class national protected animals. The investigation on the stranded dolphins
from the waters of Xiamen revealed that Indo-pacific Humpback dolphins accumulated a variety of
trace metals to the concentrations that may pose risk to their physical health. Food-borne ingestion of
trace metals are considered as the major exposure route for marine mammals. In order to assess the
potential risk associated with consumption of contaminated prey items to Indo-Pacific Humpback
dolphins, ten species of fish (Mugil sp., Ilishgata sp., Setipinnataty sp., Johnius sp., Colilia sp.,
Argyrosomus sp., Ttacharus sp., Tylosurus sp., Cynoglossus sp., Sparidae sp., and Serranidae)
representing the main food items of dolphin were collected from the waters of Haimen island and
Dadeng island, which are two main habitats of dolphins in Xiamen Bay. Concentrations of total
mercury, methyl mercury and other trace element ( Ag, As, Cd, Cr, Cu, Mn, Ni, Se and Zn) in the fish
tissue were analyzed by cold vapor atomic fluorescence(AFS), gas chromatography -atomic
fluorescence (GC-AFS) and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometer (ICP-MS), respectively. An
assessment of the risks of adverse effects on the dolphin from the consumption of tainted fish was
undertaken using two toxic reference benchmarks, namely the reference dose (RfD) and toxicity
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reference value (TRV). The risk quotient (RQ) calculated for each element represented the level of the
potential risk for dolphins from consumption of contaminated prey items .
PSST-15 Source apportionment and risk assessment of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in
soils of the coastal wetland in North China
Chuanliang Ma (machuanliang1988@126.com)
Fudan university, Shanghai
The polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) of 55 surface soil samples from the coastal wetlands in
Northeast China were measured in order to portion their sources. The total concentrations of 16 US
EPA priority PAHs and alkyl-PAHs in this region ranged 106 - 3,148 ng g-1 (dry weight) (average:
550┬▒565 ng g-1) and 54-5,564 ng g-1 (average: 517┬▒838 ng g-1), respectively. Based on the PMF
analysis of alklyated and parent PAHs, six likely sources of PAHs were identified including petroleum
(23%), biomass burning (23%), air-soil exchange (18%), coal combustion (17%), traffic emission
(14%) and biogenic origin (6%). The positive correlation between low molecular weight (LMW)
PAHs and TOC contents could demonstrate a potential positive influence of TOC on the accumulations
of LMW PAHs in soils by the air-soil exchange process. The petrogenic PAHs may pose a limited
harmful effect on aquatic organisms although they were abundant in the area.
PSST-16 Identification of differentially expressed proteins of brain tissue in response to
methamidophos in flounder (Paralichthys olivaceus)
Huifang Peng (penghuifang_sky@163.com), Xiao-Dong Bao, Yong Zhang, Lin Huang, He-Qing Huang
State Key Laboratory of Stress Cell Biology, School of Life Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Methamidophos (MAP), an organophosphorus pesticide used around the world, has been associated
with a wide spectrum of toxic effects on organisms in the environment. In this study, the flounder
Paralichthys olivaceus was subjected to 10 mg/L MAP for 72 and 144 h, and the morphological and
proteomic changes in the brain were observed, analyzed and compared with those in the
non-exposed control group. Under thelight microscope and transmission electron microscope, MAP
had evidently induced changes in or damage to the flounder tissues. Gas chromatography analysis
demonstrated that the MAP residues were significantly accumulated in the flounder brain tissues.
Proteomic changes in the brain tissue were revealed using two-dimensional gel electrophoresis and
27 protein spots were observed to be significantly changed by MAP exposure. The results indicated
that the regulated proteins were involved in immune and stress responses, protein biosynthesis and
modification, signal transduction, organismal development,and 50% of them are protease. qRT-PCR
was used to further detect the corresponding change of transcription. These data may be beneficial to
understand the molecular mechanism of MAP toxicity in flounder, and very useful for MAP-resistance
screening in flounder culture.
PSST-17 Effect of clay minerals on the growth of algae
Wenli Qin (siyecaohg@zju.edu.cn)
Ocean College, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
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PSST-18 Transcription analysis to explain the intraspecies difference of copper body
concentrations in Crassostrea angulata
Bo Shi (396193547@qq.com)
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
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PSST-19 Virulence genes and dulplex PCR and the LAMP assays for the detection of pathogenic
Vibrio anguillarum
Jingjing Sun (y0741810@126.com)
Huaihai Institute of Technology, Lianyungang
Vibrio anguillarum is widely distributed in aquatic environments and have been acknowledged as one
of the most important waterborne pathogens that affect the aquaculture industries worldwide. In this
study, we investigated the prevalence distribution of the eight virulence-associated genes and that of
V. anguillarum isolated from Scophthalmus maximus, Cynoglossus semilaevis and Cyprinus carpio, and
established the assays of dulplex PCR and LAMP that detected V. anguillarum. Eight pairs of primers
were designed (angM, tonB, vahl, vah4, flaA, empA, virA and rtxA) for screening the virulence genes
of pathogenic V. anguillarum, the assay of dulplex PCR was established using vah4 and rtxA genes as
molecular marker, the assay of LAMP for detecting V. anguillarum was established using vah4 gene as
molecular marker. The results showed empA, vah1, vah4, flaA, rtxA and tonB genes were detected
simultaneously in 22 pathogenic strains of pathogenic V. anguillarum, and 248 bp, 493 bp, 603 bp,
435bp, 441bp and 195bp gene fragments could be amplified, no positive reaction was detected in 6
other control strains; the PCR primers designed by vah4 and rtxA genes could detect V. anguillarum
at a level of as low as 2.4├Ч103CFU/mL using dulplex PCR method; the LAMP primers designed by
vah4 gene could detect V. anguillarum at a level of as few as 2.4├Ч101CFU/mL within 60 min under
isothermal condition at 65тДГ using the LAMP detection system, the stair-step amplified bands were
clear, and the green amplified products were observed directly by naked-eye in the reaction tube by
addition of SYBR Green Iя╝Мand negative reactions (no any amplified bands and orange color) were
detected in 6 kinds of control pathogenic bacteria. Overall, these data revealed that the LAMP method
had an equivalent to the PCR method in specificity and actual detection for V. anguillarum detection,
level of sensitivity is 100 times of the PCR method. The LAMP assay is a sensitive, rapid and simple
tool for the detection of V. anguillarum and will be useful in facilitating the early diagnosis of aquatic
animals V. anguillarum infection.
PSST-20 Differential effects of herbicide glyphosate on marine phytoplankton
Cong Wang (406343956@qq.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
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Glyphosate is a globally popular herbicide and its wide applications may lead to accumulation in
coastal oceans. While it kills plants by inhibiting the synthesis of aromatic amino acids, it can
potentially be a source of phosphorus (P) nutrient. However, it is unclear how glyphosate may affect
marine phytoplankton. We examined responses of fourteen species representing five phytoplankton
phyla (haptophytes, diatoms, dinoflagellates, raphidophytes, and chlorophytes) to glyphosate. Results
showed that phytoplankton species could be classified into five groups. Group I could utilize
glyphosate as P-source when dissolved inorganic phosphorus (DIP) was absent; in the presence of
DIP, these species were inhibited at the higher glyphosate concentration (360 ╬╝M). Growth of Group
II was not affected by lower concentration of glyphosate (36 ╬╝M) no matter whether there was DIP
but inhibited by higher concentration. Glyphosate consistently promoted growth of Group III and
inhibited Group тЕг regardless of DIP condition and glyphosate concentration. Group V exhibited no
response to glyphosate. This grouping is not related to phylogenetic placements of the phytoplankton
species or the propensity to form harmful blooms, but somewhat related to cell size. Further analysis
showed that the ability to utilize glyphosate is associated with the existence of genes encoding
glyphosate transport and lysis, and the susceptibility is associated with the existence of the key
enzyme of the shikimate pathway. Interestingly, Group I species have both sets of genes. The
differential responses to glyphosate among different species suggest that high concentrations of
glyphosate can potentially shape phytoplankton community structure.
PSST-21 Sources of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in PM2.5 over the East China Sea, a
downwind domain of East Asian continental outflow
Fengwen Wang (fengwenwang11@fudan.edu.cn)
Shanghai Key Laboratory of Atmospheric Particle Pollution and Prevention, Center for Atmospheric
Chemistry Study, Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, Fudan University, Shanghai
A receptor site in the East China Sea (ECS), ~ 66 km off the shore of Shanghai, was used to investigate
the seasonally atmospheric transport of land-based PAHs. Positive matrix factorization (PMF)
modeling and back trajectories were performed to apportion the sources of the 16 USEPA priority
PAHs (16 PAHs). In the process, three episodes were observed in all seasons except summer. These
episodes provided additional insight to the transport mechanisms of these air pollutants in this most
developed region of China. The average concentrations (in ng/m3) of PAHs in PM2.5 in fall, winter,
spring and summer were 5.26 ┬▒ 5.36, 10.41 ┬▒ 8.58, 3.93 ┬▒ 2.31 and 0.97 ┬▒ 0.25, respectively, and with
an annual average of 5.24 ┬▒ 5.81. Low molecular weight (LMW) PAHs (i.e., 2~3-ring) was a dominant
contributor for the 16 PAHs in PM2.5 over the ECS (36.2%), especially in summer (55.6%). The
source apportionment by PMF analysis indicated that, based on yearly average, vehicular emission
(27.0%) and coal combustion (24.5%) were the two major sources of PAHs, followed by biomass
burning (16.5%), petroleum residue (16.3%) and air-surface exchange (15.7%). The highest source
contributor for PAHs in fall and winter was coal combustion (30.5%) and vehicular emission (34.5%),
respectively; while in spring and summer, the air-surface exchange contributed the most (27.1% and
59.5%, respectively). The specific composition patterns of 16 PAHs and PMF modeling results
manifested that the air-sea exchange could be a potential source for the LMW PAHs in PM2.5 over the
ECS, especially in warm season.
PSST-22 Geochemical response of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons to the coastal upwelling
in the Northern South China Sea
Miaolei Ya (yamiaolei2006@126.com), Xinhong Wang*, Yuling Wu, Yongyu Li
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Wind-driven upwelling in the ocean generally can regulate the exchange of material such as
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAHs) between the deep sea and the atmosphere, as well as the
driver of vertical movement of PAHs. PAHs concentrations in surface sea water from upwelling and
external open areas along the east coast of Hainan Island in summer was two or three times lower
than that in the northeast of Qiongzhou Strait, where PAHs input immediately from the coastal
clockwise current of Beibu Gulf and the whole Hainan Island along with the southwest monsoon. In
the upwelling area, disturbed surface sediment moved from the deep to surface slowly, accordingly
PAHs concentrations increased over the depth. On the contrary, in adjacent downwelling area, PAHs
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were diluted by the clean water during the downward vertical transmission process. Under the effect
of the current in Beibu Gulf, Guangdong coastal current, South China Sea warm current and the
upwelling current, the different of geochemical process including input, migration and distribution
could be reflected by composition, diagnostic ratios and molecular markers (Perylene/5-ring PAHs,
alkyl-Phenanthrene/ Phenanthrene). Finally, the significant correlation between PAHs and dissolved
organic carbons (DOC) in surface layer reflected the phase distribution of PAHs could be influenced
by the dissolved organic matters in the marine water. However, because of the effect of vertical water
mass, the distribution and partitioning of PAHs in deep water were not controlled by temperature,
salinity, SPM, DOC and chlorophyll.
PSST-23 Toxicity of silver nanoparticle on reproductive physiology in adult Zebrafish
Xiaozhen Yang (wyangxz@163.com)
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) are used in a wide range of industrial and commercial applications, the
effects of AgNPs in the aquatic environment have raised a great concern since the majority of AgNPs
in consumer products will be directly released into the aquatic system. As Ag is one of the most toxic
metal found in natural waters systems and considering that situation and the lack of information on
presence and beheaviour of AgNPs in the environment, there is a need to assess the toxicity of AgNPs
with different characteristics to aquatic species. It has been found that AgNPs treatment induces
circulatory and morphological abnormalities in zebrafish embryos. However, few studies have
examined organ-specific AgNPs-induced toxicity in adult fish physiology. So, we are using zebrafish
ovary as a model to investigate the toxicity of AgNPs on the oocyte maturation. Maturation processes
are characterized by germinal vesicle breakdown(GVBD), and the oocyte will become transparent at
the same time. DHP as a progestin in zebrafish, will promote the GVBD. We found that when we
exposure the oocyte with 50ppm AgNPs, it cause GVBD, which has the same GVBD% as DHP. So, we
carry on experiments to explore the mechanism of GVBD caused by AgNPs. We find the organelle
abnormal in the oocyte throught TEM. The gene of fshr and ihcgr in erperiment groups all
downregulated compared with control group by qPCR. In order to better understand the potential
toxicity of AgNPs on aquatic vertebrate, we will carry on more studies to investigate the toxicity of
AgNPs on the spermatogenesis, oogenesis, fertility and sex differentiation.
PSST-24 Novel insights into the responses of the toxic dinoflagellate Alexandrium tamarense to
an marine bacterium, Pseudoalteromonas sp. SP48
Yawei Yuan (yawei1983@126.com)
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
Alexandrium tamarense (A.tamarense) is a cosmopolitan red tide dinoflagellate that can cause
harmful algal blooms. Previous studies identified an algicidal bacterium, Pseudoalteromonas sp. SP48
that could lyse A. tamarense cells by excreting active compounds into the medium. However, it is
unknown what the mechanisms occurred in response to algicidal bacteria stress. In this study, several
physical and biochemical parameters were determined when A. tamarense was exposed to the SP48
supernatant, including reactive oxygen species (ROS) and malondialdehyde (MDA) contents and
superoxide dismutase (SOD) and catalase (CAT) activities. Two-dimensional electrophoresis (2-DE)
and matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF MS)
were also performed to analyze the differentially expressed proteins in A. tamarense when exposed
to the SP48 supernatant. In comparison to the control, the significantly increased ROS level induced
oxidative stress in A. tamarense cells. The high MDA content indicated that ROS accumulation caused
lipid peroxidation. Both SOD and CAT were triggered in SP48 supernatant treated A. tamarense cells.
In addition, proteins involving carbohydrate metabolism, photosynthesis, respiration and other
metabolisms were affected by the SP48 supernatant. These results provide information to better
understand the mechanisms of algicidal effects on A. tamarense.
PSST-25 Effectiveness of an anti-algal compound in eliminating an aquatic unicellular harmful
algal Phaeocystis globosa
Huajun Zhang (zhj308@163.com), Yun Peng, Su Zhang, Wei Zheng, Tianling Zheng
School of Life Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
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Phaeocystis globosa blooms can have negative effects on higher trophic levels in the marine
ecosystem and consequently influence human activities. A strain named KA22 which was identified
as the bacterium Hahella was isolated from mangroves and used to control a P. globosa bloom. A
methanol extract from the bacterium showed strong algicidal activity. After purification, the
compound showed a similar structure to prodigiosin using ESI-OrbiTrap MS and nuclear magnetic
resonance spectra characterization. The compound showed algicidal activity against P. globosa with a
LD50 of 2.24 ╬╝g/mL. The compound could induce a reactive oxygen species burst in P. globosa in 2 h
which could cause serious oxidative damage to the algal cells. To eliminate the excess ROS, the
activities of the antioxidant systems (including superoxide dismutase, catalase and glutathione
reductase) increased significantly during exposure. The results indicated that the lysis mechanism on
algae may primarily be the increasing level of ROS in the algal cells. The results of our research should
increase our knowledge on harmful algal bloom control compound and lead to further study of the
mechanisms of the lysis effect on harmful algae.
PSST-26 Response of antioxidant system of Heterosigma akashiwo under the stress of
prodigiosin
Su Zhang (491181424@qq.com)
School of Life Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen
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PSST-27 Brominated flame retardants in mangrove sediments of the Pearl River Estuary,
South China: Spatial distribution, temporal trend and mass inventory
Zaiwang Zhang (zzwangscnu@163.com)
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Key Laboratory of Tropical Marine Bio-resources and
Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Mangrove ecosystems, as one of the most threatened biogeocenoses, have been subjected to
increasing pollution pressure from human activities due to rapid urbanization and industrialization
in coastal regions. The Pearl River Estuary (PRE) is generally regarded as a hotspot for brominated
flame retardants (BFRs) contamination. In the present study, sediments from three mangrove
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wetlands in the PRE were collected and analyzed for PBDEs, DBDPE and BTBPE by GC-MS. The
objectives of this study were to (1) explore the occurrence and spatial distribution of these BFRs in
mangrove wetlands in the PRE, South China; (2) investigate temporal trend of BFRs in mangrove
wetlands; (3) estimate the mass inventory of BFRs in mangrove wetlands. Concentrations of PBDEs,
DBDPE and BTBPE in sediments ranged from 1.3-206.0, 0.36-34.9, and not detected-0.79 ng g-1 dry
weight, respectively. The highest concentrations of PBDEs, DBDPE and BTBPE were found at the
mangrove wetland from Shenzhen, followed by Zhuhai and Guangzhou. Relatively higher
concentrations of PBDEs, DBDPE and BTBPE can be attributed to burgeoning electronic/electrical
manufacturing industries and intensive e-waste recycling activities in the PRD region. PBDEs were
the predominant in mangrove sediments. BDE 209 was the most abundant congener and constituted
more than 90% of the total PBDEs, indicating the large use of Deca-BDE commercial mixtures in the
PRD region. PBDEs, DBDPE and BTBPE levels in sediment cores showed an increasing trend from the
bottom to up layers, reflecting the increasing usage of these BFRs. The inventories of PBDEs, DBDPE
and BTBPE in mangrove sediments were 1962, 245, and 4.1 ng cm2, respectively showing mangrove
sediments are important reservoirs for BFRs. More studies should be conducted to investigate the
potential effects of BFRs on biota from mangrove ecosystems in the PRE.
PSST-28 Gonad differential proteins revealed with Proteomics in the oyster (Crassostrea
angulata) fed on food contaminated with lead
Qingqing Zhao (sunsea1990@163.com), Heqing Huang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
As we all know, Lead, mercury and cadmium are highly toxic metals in the environment. And their
anthropogenic increase in rivers and estuaries has led to a significant increase in the loss of shellfish
aquaculture. But their toxicology mechanism in organisms is still unclear. In the current study we
examine the effects of lead contamination on oyster (Crassostrea angulata) through food-chain. The
alga Chlorellavulgaris are exposed to the stress lead (1 mg L-1) at home temperature for 48h to obtain
a toxic food. Then, the lead-exposed algae are directly supplied to oyster (Crassostrea angulata) in
seawater for 48h. After that, two-dimensional electrophoresis is used to separate and display the
oyster gonad proteins that differently expressed between lead-exposed oysters and non-exposed
control. Furthermore, both a combined technique of matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization
time-of-flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF/TOF MS) and database searching are subsequently
used to identify differentially expressed proteins, a portion of which are further proofed by real-time
PCR. The results indicates that 14-3-3, G protein B subunit and receptor of activated kinase C are
considered to be suitable biomarkers for the evaluation of lead contamination via a food pathway.
PSST-29 Isolation and characterization of a bio-agent antagonistic to diatom, Thalassiosira
pseudonana
Hong Zhu (zhuhongxmu@126.com)
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Diatoms are an important component of primary production, which play an important role in
material circulation and energy flow in marine ecosystem. Especially oil-producing diatoms could be
deemed one of the best alternative raw materials for biodiesel production. We isolated one bacterial
strain designated LY03, which can affect the growth of marine diatom. In this study, the physiological,
biochemical characteristics and algicidal activity of the strain were determined. The result showed
cells were Gram-stain-negative, elongated rod-shaped and gliding motile. Phylogenetic analysis based
on 16S rRNA gene sequencing revealed that the isolate was a member of the genus Chitinimonas,
which belongs to the family Burkholderiaceae. The optimum conditions for growth were 37 ┬░C, pH
7-9, and without adding NaCl. The major fatty acids were summed feature 3 (C16:1 ╧Й6c and/or C16:1
╧Й7c), C16:0 and C10:0 3-OH. The DNA G+C content of the strain was 63.6 mol% and the major
respiratory quinone was Ubiquinone-8 (Q-8). The polar lipids were found to consist of
diphosphatidylglycerol, phosphatidylglycerol, phosphatidylethanolamine. Positive for reduction of
nitrate and hydrolysis of chitin and Tweens 20, 40, 60, 80. In nature, chitin widely existed in diatoms,
fungi, arthropods, protozoa and other organisms. According to the chitin degredation ability of strain
LY03, we confirmed LY03 could secrete chitinase through HPLC. Then we further tested the algicidal
activity on several marine diatoms, and found all the diatoms were inhibited by LY03 except
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Phaeodactylum tricornutum, which has no chitin in cell walls, therefore strain LY03 probably took
effect on diatoms through producing chitinase. The oil-producing diatomтАФтАФThalassiosira
pseudonana were choosed as the research object, algicidal assays revealed that the algicidal rate
reached to 90% after 48h treatment time with 5% inoculation amount of LY03 culture. However,
there was a different algicidal effect between adding the supernatant or washed bacterial cells. The
algicidal rate of washed bacterial cells was 77.4%, but only 0.84% of LY03 supernatant after 48h
treatment with the same inoculation. Taken together, our results indicated that the algal cell lysis was
achieved by a direct attack of the bacteria on the diatom cells. This study can reveal the effect of
bacteria on the growth of diatoms, particularly the way it degrades the cell walls for providing a new
theoretical basis to protect oil-producing diatoms and providing a guarantee for prevention and
control of harmful diatoms.
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Invited Guests / щВАшп╖хШЙхо╛
1
Edward Boyle
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
2
Wenju Cai
Commonwealth
Scientific
Organization, AUS
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Fei Chai
University of Maine, USA
4
C. T. Arthur Chen
National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
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Kyungho Choi
Seoul National University, KOR
6
Sam Dupont
University of Gothenburg, BEL
7
Paul Falkowski
Rutgers University, USA
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Zoe Finkel
Mount Allison University, CAN
9
Jianping Gan
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
10
Glen Gawarkiewicz
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA
11
Laodong Guo
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA
12
Brian Hopkinson
University of Georgia, USA
13
Bruce Howe
University of Hawaii, USA
14
Ray T. Hsu
National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
15
Dunxin Hu
Institute of Oceanography, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Qingdao
16
Andrew Irwin
Mount Allison University, CAN
17
Jong Seong Khim
Seoul National University, KOR
18
Steven Kuehl
College of William and Mary, USA
19
Xiaofeng Li
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, USA
20
Hongbin Liu
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
21
Haiwei Luo
Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
200
and
Industrial
Research
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
21
Hakif Bin Amir
Hassan Meor
University of Malaya, MYS
22
Mark R. Patterson
Northeastern University, USA
23
Achmad Poernomo
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research & Development,
Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MoMAF), INA
24
Jianguo Ren
Ocean Science Division, Department of Earth Sciences, National
Natural Science Foundation of China
25
Tom Rippeth
Bangor University, UK
26
David Sheu
National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
27
Jilan Su
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Hangzhou
28
Budi Sulistiyo
Research & Development for Marine & Coastal Resources,
Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MoMAF), INA
29
James Syvitski
University of Colorado, USA
30
Gavin Tilstone
Plymouth Marine Laboratory, UK
31
Xiao-Hua Wang
University of New South Wales, AUS
32
Zhaohui Aleck Wang
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA
33
Mark Wells
University of Maine, USA
34
George T. F. Wong
Research Center for Environmental Changes, Academia Sinica,
Taipei
35
Huijie Xue
University of Maine, USA
36
Qian Yu
Delft University of Technology, NED
37
Chung-Shin Yuan
National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
38
Weidong Zhai
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center, Dalian
39
Jing Zhang
University of Toyama, JPN
40
Yongqiang Zong
University of Hong Kong
201
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Participants List / ф╕Оф╝Ъф║║хСШхРНхНХ
Xianhui An
Huaihai Institute of Technology, Lianyungang
anxh@hhit.edu.cn
Mindong Bai
Xiamen University, Xiamen
xiaobai70@126.com
Hongyan Bao
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
baohy@xmu.edu.cn
Chui Wei Bong
University of Malaya, MYS
cwbong@um.edu.my
Edward Boyle
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
eaboyle@mit.edu
Jingong Cai
Pinghe Cai
Wenju Cai
State Key Laboratory of Marine Geology, Tongji
University, Shanghai
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research
Organization, AUS
jgcai@tongji.edu.cn
Caiph@xmu.edu.cn
Wenju.Cai@csiro.au
Zhuoping Cai
Jinan University, Guangzhou
zpcai@scau.edu.cn
Zhimian Cao
GEOMAR Helmholtz Center for Ocean Research, GER
zcao@geomar.de
Eric De Carlo
University of Hawaii, USA
edecarlo@soest.hawaii.edu
Gonzalo
Carrasco
Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology,
SIN
gonzalo.carrasco@smart.mit.e
du
Fei Chai
University of Maine, USA
fchai@maine.edu
Yucheng Chai
Leo Lai Chan
Department of Earth Sciences, National Natural Science
Foundation of China, Beijing
State Key Laboratory in Marine Pollution, City
University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
chaiyc@nsfc.gov.cn
leochan@cityu.edu.hk
Yi Chang
National Cheng Kung University , Tainan
yichang@mail.ncku.edu.tw
Yuan-Pin Chang
National Sun Yat-Sen University , Kaohsiung
yuanpin.chang@mail.nsysu.ed
u.tw
C. T. Arthur
Chen
National Sun Yat-Sen University , Kaohsiung
ctchen@mail.nsysu.edu.tw
Bin Chen
Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology, Qingdao
Cbin@cgs.cn
Bingzhang
Chen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
bzchen2011@xmu.edu.cn
Fajin Chen
Guangdong Ocean University, Zhanjiang
fjchen04@163.com
Guan-Yu Chen
National Sun Yat-Sen University , Kaohsiung
guanyu@faculty.nsysu.edu.tw
Guixing Chen
Tohoku University, JPN
chen@wind.gp.tohoku.ac.jp
Jing Chen
East China Normal University, Shanghai
jingpuppy@163.com
Jixin Chen
Mianrun Chen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
South China Sea Marine Engineering and Environment
Institute, State Oceanic Administration, Guangzhou
202
brigchen@xmu.edu.cn
cmrandy@scsb.gov.cn
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Mo Chen
Guangxi Academy of Sciences, Nanning
mchen12@qq.com
Nengwang
Chen
Xiamen University, Xiamen
nwchen@xmu.edu.cn
Qingxiang Chen
Guangdong Ocean University, Zhanjiang
dumbsister@163.com
Shanwen Chen
Shantou University, Shantou
swchen@stu.edu.cn
Shengli Chen
Xiamen University, Xiamen
victory9269@gmail.com
Weifang Chen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
chenwf@xmu.edu.cn
Xue-Gang Chen
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
chenxg83@zju.edu.cn
Yining Chen
Peng Cheng
Yuanyue Cheng
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Hangzhou
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
yiningchen@sio.org.cn
pcheng@xmu.edu.cn
farmoon1314@163.com
Kuoping Chiang
National Taiwan Ocean University , Keelung
kpchiang@mail.ntou.edu.tw
Santhosh
Kumar
Chinnappan
Shantou University, Shantou
san.c175@yahoo.co.in
Kyungho Choi
Seoul National University, KOR
kyungho@snu.ac.kr
Ranju
Chowdhury
University of Calcutta, IND
onlyrickey@hotmail.com
Minhan Dai
Hongyue Dang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
mdai@xmu.edu.cn
DangHY@xmu.edu.cn
Guanghui Ding
Dalian Maritime University, Dalian
ghdingdl@163.com
Chunming
Dong
The Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Xiamen
donnytio@163.com
Hongpo Dong
Jinan University, Guangzhou
donghongpo2001@163.com
Yuan Dong
Yunwei Dong
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
dongyuan@scsio.ac.cn
dongyw@xmu.edu.cn
Xiaoqin Du
Nanjing University, Nanjing
xiaoqdu@163.com
Sam Dupont
University of Gothenburg, SWE
sam.dupont@bioenv.gu.se
Paul Falkowski
Rutgers University, USA
falko@imcs.rutgers.edu
Daidu Fan
Tongji University, Shanghai
ddfan@tongji.edu.cn
Lisa Fan
Springer Beijing, Beijing
lisa.fan@springer.com
Zhang Fan
Fujian Institute of Oceanology, Fuzhou
1020293714@qq.com
Yong Fang
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
fangyong@scsio.ac.cn
203
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Jianxiang Feng
Juan Feng
Limin Feng
Shenzhen Institute of Tsinghua University , Shenzhen
Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Beijing
City University of Hong Kong Shenzhen Research
Institute , Shenzhen
weifejix@163.com
juanfeng@mail.iap.ac.cn
lmfeng-x@my.cityu.edu.hk
Zoe Finkel
Mount Allison University, CAN
zfinkel@mta.ca
Jianping Gan
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong
Kong
magan@ust.hk
Jianhua Gao
Nanjing University, Nanjing
jhgao@nju.edu.cn
Kunshan Gao
Shu Gao
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Ministry of Education Key Laboratory for Coast and
Island Development, Nanjing University, Nanjing
ksgao@xmu.edu.cn
shugao@nju.edu.cn
Xueqin Gao
Xiamen University, Xiamen
gaoxueqin1024@163.com
Glen
Gawarkiewicz
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA
ggawarkiewicz@whoi.edu
Bingxu Geng
Jun Gong
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Yantai
gengbx@scsio.ac.cn
jgong@yic.ac.cn
Wenping Gong
Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou
gongwp@mail.sysu.edu.cn
Xiang Gong
Ocean University of China, Qingdao
gongxiang@ouc.edu.cn
Duan Gui
Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou
448043440@qq.com
Cui Guo
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong
Kong
guocui28@gmail.com
Laodong Guo
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA
guol@uwm.edu
Liguo Guo
Weidong Guo
Xianghui Guo
Qiang Hao
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Hangzhou
glg@xmu.edu.cn
wdguo@xmu.edu.cn
xhguo@xmu.edu.cn
ghq@vip.sina.com
Peimin He
Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
pmhe@shou.edu.cn
Kang He
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
hekang1994@163.com
Zhigang He
Xiamen University, Xiamen
zghe@xmu.edu.cn
Zhiping He
Xiamen University, Xiamen
hezhiping_1@139.com
Brian Helmuth
Northeastern University, USA
b.helmuth@neu.edu
Haizheng Hong
Huasheng Hong
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
204
honghz@xmu.edu.cn
hshong@xmu.edu.cn
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Liyu Hong
Yiguo Hong
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
lyhong@xmu.edu.cn
yghong@scsio.ac.cn
Brian
Hopkinson
University of Georgia, USA
bmhopkin@uga.edu
Qinghua Hou
Guangdong Ocean University, Zhanjiang
745680073@qq.com
Bruce Howe
University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA
bhowe@hawaii.edu
Chih-hao Hsieh
National Taiwan University , Taipei
chsieh@ntu.edu.tw
Ray T. Hsu
National Sun Yat-Sen University , Kaohsiung
ray@mail.nsysu.edu.tw
Dunxin Hu
Ji Hu
Jianyu Hu
Xiaoke Hu
Yin Hu
Bangqin Huang
He-Qing Huang
Shuiying Huang
Sijun Huang
Weixia Huang
Wenwen Huang
Yongming
Huang
Yongxiang
Huang
Institute of Oceanography, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Qingdao
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Hangzhou
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Yantai
Springer Beijing, Beijing
dxhu@ms.qdio.ac.cn
huji1982@gmail.com
hujy@xmu.edu.cn
xkhu@yic.ac.cn
wayne.hu@springer.com
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
City University of Hong Kong Shenzhen Research
Institute , Shenzhen
bqhuang@xmu.edu.cn
hqhuang@xmu.edu.cn
ztchen@xmu.edu.cn
huangsijun@scsio.ac.cn
hwx@scsio.ac.cn
wwhuang-x@my.cityu.edu.hk
Xiamen University, Xiamen
yongminghuang@xmu.edu.cn
Xiamen University, Xiamen
yongxianghuang@gmail.com
Lewis Incze
University of Maine, USA
lincze@maine.edu
Andrew Irwin
Mount Allison University, CAN
airwin@mta.ca
Chenglong Ji
Jianjun Jia
Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Yantai
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Hangzhou
clji@yic.ac.cn
jjjia@sio.org.cn
Liangwen Jia
Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou
jialwen@126.com
Fajun Jiang
Guangxi Academy of Sciences, Nanning
hunanjfj@126.com
Yuelu Jiang
Shenzhen Institute of Tsinghua University , Shenzhen
jiang.yuelu@sz.tsinghua.edu.c
n
205
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Yuwu Jiang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
ywjiang@xmu.edu.cn
Zong-Pei Jiang
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
zpjiang@zju.edu.cn
Nianzhi Jiao
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
jiao@xmu.edu.cn
Peng Jin
Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
pjin@shou.edu.cn
Hongmei Jing
Zhiyou Jing
Selvaraj
Kandasamy
Shuh-Ji Kao
Sanya Institute of Deep-sea Science and Engineering,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Sanya
State Key Laboratory of Tropical Oceanography, South
China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Guangzhou
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
hongmeijing@hotmail.com
jingzhiyou@scsio.ac.cn
selvaraj@xmu.edu.cn
sjkao@xmu.edu.cn
Jong Seong
Khim
Seoul National University, KOR
jskocean@gmail.com
Steven Kuehl
College of William and Mary, USA
kuehl@vims.edu
Bong-Oh Kwon
Seoul National University, KOR
bongkwon@gmail.com
Jun-xiang Lai
Guangxi Academy of Sciences, Nanning
laijunxiang@126.com
Xiaofang Lai
Huaihai Institute of Technology, Lianyungang
lai.xiaofang@163.com
James C.W.
LAM
State Key Laboratory in Marine Pollution, City
University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
james.lam@cityu.edu.hk
Jian Lan
Ocean University of China, Qingdao
lanjian@ouc.edu.cn
Anchun Li
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Qingdao
acli@qdio.ac.cn
Chao Li
Tongji University, Shanghai
cli@tongji.edu.cn
Dawei Li
Xiamen University, Xiamen
davidli647@gmail.com
Dongmei Li
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
dongmeili@xmu.edu.cn
Hongye Li
Jinan University, Guangzhou
thyli@jnu.edu.cn
Junmin Li
State Key Laboratory of Tropical Oceanography, South
China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Guangzhou
jli@scsio.ac.cn
Li Li
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
lilizju@zju.edu.cn
Ling Li
Ling Li
Meng Li
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
The Institute for Advanced Study, Shenzhen University,
Shenzhen
lingli@xmu.edu.cn
lingli@xmu.edu.cn
limeng848@szu.edu.cn
Ping Li
Shantou University, Shantou
liping@stu.edu.cn
Quanlong Li
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
liql@xmu.edu.cn
206
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Ruihuan Li
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
rhli@scsio.ac.cn
Shiguo Li
Tsinghua University, Beijing
sgli@tsinghua.edu.cn
Xiaofeng Li
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, USA
xiaofeng.li@noaa.gov
Xiaolin Li
Xiaoyan Li
Yahe Li
Yan Li
Yan Li
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Qingdao
Ningbo University, Ningbo
xlli@xmu.edu.cn
lixiaoyan@qdio.ac.cn
liyahe1105@163.com
Fujian Provincial Key Laboratory for Coastal Ecology
and Environmental Studies, Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
liyan@xmu.edu.cn
yanli@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Yichun Li
Guangxi Academy of Sciences, Nanning
ychli@vip.sina.com
Yu Li
Jinan University, Guangzhou
liyukaoyan@sina.com
Yuanyuan Li
Fudan University, Shanghai
yuanyuanli@fudan.edu.cn
Junrong Liang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
sunljr@xmu.edu.cn
Po Teen LIM
University of Malaya, MYS
ptlim@um.edu.my
Guanghui LIN
Tsinghua University, Beijing
lingh@tsinghua.edu.cn
Hongyang Lin
Xiamen University, Xiamen
hylin7311@gmail.com
Lizhen Lin
Pengfei Lin
Rui Lin
Senjie Lin
Wenfang Lin
Xin Lin
Xin Lin
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Beijing
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
lizhen8214@xmu.edu.cn
linpf@mail.iap.ac.cn
sannoy@xmu.edu.cn
senjie.lin@xmu.edu.cn
lwf@xmu.edu.cn
xinlin@xmu.edu.cn
xinlinulm@xmu.edu.cn
Yanluan Lin
Tsinghua University, Beijing
yanluan@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn
Chichi Liu
City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
chichliu-c@my.cityu.edu.hk
Chih-Ning Liu
Haipeng Liu
Hongbin Liu
Huan Liu
State Key Laboratory in Marine Pollution, City
University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong
Kong
Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou
207
chihnliu@cityu.edu.hk
haipengliu@xmu.edu.cn
liuhb@ust.hk
liuhuan8@mail.sysu.edu.cn
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Huaxue Liu
South China Sea Fisheries Research Institute, Chinese
Academy of Fishery Sciences , Guangzhou
liuhuaxue@scsfri.ac.cn
James T. Liu
National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
james@mail.nsysu.edu.tw
Lejun Liu
Qian Liu
Shigang Liu
Sheng Liu
Shuxia Liu
Xin Liu
Ze Liu
Zhiyu Liu
The First Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Qingdao
Northwest Pacific Region Environmental Cooperation
Centerя╝ПToyama University, JPN
The People's Liberation Army Information Engineering
University, Zhengzhou
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
liulj@fio.org.cn
qianqianliu@xmu.edu.cn
13526450635@163.com
shliu@scsio.ac.cn
shuxial@zju.edu.cn
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Qingdao
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
liuxin1983@xmu.edu.cn
liuze@qdio.ac.cn
zyliu@xmu.edu.cn
Haiwei Luo
Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
hluo2006@gmail.com
Hanhong Luo
Xiamen University, Xiamen
380032001@qq.com
Tingwei Luo
Ya-Wei Luo
Guizhen Ma
Jian Ma
Xindong Ma
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Huaihai Institute of Technology, Lianyungang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center,
Dalian
luo1979@xmu.edu.cn
ywluo@xmu.edu.cn
guizhenma@sohu.com
jma@xmu.edu.cn
xdma@nmemc.org.cn
Zhiping Mei
Shantou University, Shantou
zhipingmei@stu.edu.cn
Hakif Bin Amir
Hassan Meor
University of Malaya, MYS
meorhakif@um.edu.my
Ming-ben Xu
Guangxi Academy of Sciences, Nanning
xmben0771@126.com
Jingli Mu
Jianbin Ni
Qinbiao Ni
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center,
Dalian
National Marine Hazard Mitigation Service, State
Oceanic Administration, Beijing
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
jinglimu@126.com
haiannibin1986@163.com
niqinbiao@163.com
Hongtao Nie
Tianjin University, Tianjin
htnie@tju.edu.cn
Leo Oey
National Central University, Kaohsiung / Princeton
University, USA
lyo@princeton.edu
Linjian Ou
Jinan University, Guangzhou
torangeou@jnu.edu.cn
Gang Pan
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
gpan@scsio.ac.cn
208
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Jun Pan
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Qingdao
panjun@qdio.ac.cn
Mark R.
Patterson
Northeastern University, USA
dulina0908@163.com
Holly Pelling
University of Bangor, UK
oss21a@bangor.ac.uk
Achmad
Poernomo
Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MoMAF),
Indonesia, INA
The Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Tropical Oceanography, South
China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Guangzhou
Qinghua Qi
Huiling Qin
achpoer@yahoo.com
qqh_2002@163.com
hlqin@scsio.ac.cn
Chunhua Qiu
Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou
qiuchh3@mail.sysu.edu.cn
Dajun Qiu
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
djqiu@scsio.ac.cn
Dibyendu
Rakshit
University of Calcutta, IND
rakshit_dibyendu@yahoo.co.i
n
Jianguo Ren
Qiang Ren
Tom Rippeth
Shaoling Shang
Zhiliang Shen
David Sheu
Benwei Shi
Dalin Shi
Honghua Shi
Tuo Shi
Zhen Shi
Department of Earth Sciences, National Natural Science
Foundation of China, Beijing
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Qingdao
Bangor University, UK
renjg@nsfc.gov.cn
rqiocas1989@163.com
t.p.rippeth@bangor.ac.uk
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Qingdao
National Sun Yat-Sen University , Kaohsiung
Ministry of Education Key Laboratory for Coast and
Island Development, Nanjing University, Nanjing
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
The First Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Qingdao
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
slshang@xmu.edu.cn
zhlshen@qdio.ac.cn
daviddsheu@gmail.com
shibenwei2005@126.com
dshi@xmu.edu.cn
shihonghua@fio.org.cn
tuoshi99@gmail.com
shizhen@scsio.ac.cn
Rajeshwar P.
Sinha
Banaras Hindu University, IND
r.p.sinha@gmx.net
Guisheng Song
Tianjin University of Science and Technology, Tianjin
sgsheng0301@gmail.com
Hongjun Song
The First Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Qingdao
songhongjun@fio.org.cn
Chih-Chieh Su
National Taiwan University , Taipei
donccsu@ntu.edu.tw
Jilan Su
Ni Su
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Hangzhou
State Key Laboratory of Marine Geology, Tongji
University, Shanghai
209
sjl@sio.org.cn
nsu@tongji.edu.cn
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Budi Sulistiyo
Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MoMAF), INA
Che Sun
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Qingdao
csun@qdio.ac.cn
Jingru Sun
Tsinghua University, Beijing
sunjingru91@126.com
Jun Sun
Tianjin University of Science and Technology, Tianjin
phytoplankton@163.com
Ke Sun
Weiping Sun
The First Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Qingdao
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Hangzhou
sunke20021@126.com
sunwp1998@hotmail.com
Xiao-Hong Sun
Shandong University, Weihai
sunxiaohongsd@163.com
Yu-Xin Sun
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
sunyx@scsio.ac.cn
Zhenyu Sun
Xiamen University, Xiamen
sunzy@xmu.edu.cn
James Syvitski
University of Colorado, USA
csdms@colorado.edu
Qiao-guo Tan
Xiamen University, Xiamen
tanqg@xmu.edu.cn
Kai Tang
Li Tian
Gavin Tilstone
Aijun Wang
Guifen Wang
Guizhi Wang
Haili Wang
Houjie Wang
Hui Wang
Jia Wang
Jia Wang
Jianjun Wang
Jianning Wang
Kejian Wang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Plymouth Marine Laboratory, UK
tangkai@xmu.edu.cn
tianli@xmu.edu.cn
GHTI@pml.ac.uk
The Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Xiamen
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Ocean University of China, Qingdao
Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Yantai
Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Beijing
National Central University, Kaohsiung
The Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
ajwang@163.com
guifenwang@scsio.ac.cn
gzhwang@xmu.edu.cn
hwang@xmu.edu.cn
hjwang@mail.ouc.edu.cn
hwang@yic.ac.cn
wangj@lasg.iap.ac.cn
wangjia_123@xmu.edu.cn
wangjianjun@tio.org.cn
wangjn@xmu.edu.cn
wkjian@xmu.edu.cn
Lei Wang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
wangleicoexmu@xmu.edu.cn
Lifang Wang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
lifang@xmu.edu.cn
Qing Wang
Jinan University, Guangzhou
wq2010@jnu.edu.cn
210
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Qing Wang
Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Yantai
qingwang@yic.ac.cn
Xiao-Hua Wang
University of New South Wales, AUS
X.Wang@adfa.edu.au
Xinhong Wang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
xhwang@xmu.edu.cn
Yaping Wang
Nanjing University, Nanjing
ypwang@nju.edu.cn
Yibing Wang
Guangxi Academy of Sciences, Nanning
wangyb@gxas.cn
Ying Wang
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center,
Dalian
niwatoli@126.com
Youji Wang
Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
yj_wang@shou.edu.cn
Yunwei Wang
Ministry of Education Key Laboratory for Coast and
Island Development, Nanjing University, Nanjing
ms.ywwang@gmail.com
Zhaohui Aleck
Wang
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA
zawang@whoi.edu
Zhen Wang
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center,
Dalian
z_wang@163.com
Zhongbo Wang
Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology, Qingdao
my_zhongbo@163.com
Hao Wei
Tianjin University, Tianjin
weihao@ouc.edu.cn
Qinsheng Wei
The First Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Qingdao
weiqinsheng@fio.org.cn
Mark Wells
University of Maine, USA
mlwells@maine.edu
George T. F.
Wong
Research Center for Environmental Changes, Academia
Sinica, Taipei
Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Yantai
Huifeng Wu
Jiaxue Wu
Jiezhong Wu
Lingjuan Wu
Meilin Wu
Xi Wu
Yaping Wu
Hongwei Xiao
Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
North China Sea Marine Forecasting Center, State
Oceanic Administrator, Qingdao
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
gtfwong@rcec.sinica.edu.tw
hfwu@yic.ac.cn
wujiaxue@mail.sysu.edu.cn
wujiezhong0806@126.com
vivioceangk@163.com
mlwu@scsio.ac.cn
287815579@qq.com
yapingwu@xmu.edu.cn
xiaohw@scsio.ac.cn
Wupeng Xiao
Xiamen University, Xiamen
xiaowupeng1@163.com
Zheng Xiao
Xiamen University, Xiamen
hitler.shaw@gmail.com
Lingling Xie
Guangdong Ocean University, Zhanjiang
llingxie@163.com
Xiaogang Xing
Ocean University of China, Qingdao
xing@ouc.edu.cn
Peng Xiu
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
pxiu@scsio.ac.cn
211
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Dapeng Xu
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
dapengxu@xmu.edu.cn
Fanghua Xu
Tsinghua University, Beijing
fxu@tsinghua.edu.cn
Hai Xu
Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang
xuhai@ujs.edu.cn
Jian Xu
Qingdao Institute of BioEnergy and Bioprocess
Technology, Qingdao
xujian@qibebt.ac.cn
Jingping Xu
Ocean University of China, Qingdao
Xujp@mail.ouc.edu.cn
Kunming Xu
Xiamen University, Xiamen
kunmingx@xmu.edu.cn
Li Xu
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA
lxu@whoi.edu
Nianjun Xu
Ningbo University, Ningbo
xunianjun@nbu.edu.cn
Shiming Xu
Tsinghua University, Beijing
xusm@tsinghua.edu.cn
Tengfei Xu
Xiangrong Xu
Zhenhua Xu
Huijie Xue
Hong Yan
Xiao-Hai Yan
Chaoyu Yang
The First Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Qingdao
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Qingdao
University of Maine, USA
flyab@mail.ustc.edu.cn
xuxr@scsio.ac.cn
xuzhenhua@qdio.ac.cn
hxue@maine.edu
State Key Laboratory of Loess and Quaternary Geology,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xi'an
University of Delaware, USA/Xiamen University,
Xiamen
South China Sea Marine Prediction Center, State
Oceanic Administration, Guangzhou
yanhong@ieecas.cn
xiaohai@udel.edu
ycy@scsio.ac.cn
Ming Yang
Shanghai University, Shanghai
mingyang@shu.edu.cn
Shouye Yang
Tongji University, Shanghai
syyang@tongji.edu.cn
Shuang Yang
Tinglin Yang
Weifeng Yang
Wencai Yang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Sanya Institute of Deep-sea Science and Engineering,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Sanya
sundyys@xmu.edu.cn
tinglin@xmu.edu.cn
wyang@xmu.edu.cn
ywc@sidsse.ac.cn
Yang Yang
Nanjing University, Nanjing
yangy@nju.edu.cn
Feng Ye
Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
yefeng@gig.ac.cn
Ping Yin
Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology, Qingdao
pingyin@fio.org.cn
Fengling Yu
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
fengling.yu@xmu.edu.cn
Qian Yu
Delft University of Technology, NED
qianyu.nju@gmail.com
Chung-Shin
Yuan
National Sun Yat-Sen University , Kaohsiung
ycsngi@mail.nsysu.edu.tw
212
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Dongxing Yuan
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
yuandx@xmu.edu.cn
Jian Yuan
Xiamen University, Xiamen
leon19841@gmail.com
Xiang Zeng
Weidong Zhai
Caiyun Zhang
Fangtao Zhang
The Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Xiamen
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center,
Dalian
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
zengxiang@tio.org.cn
wdzhai@126.com
cyzhang@xmu.edu.cn
zft@xmu.edu.cn
Jing Zhang
University of Toyama, JPN
jzhang@sci.u-toyama.ac.jp
Junbin Zhang
Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
jb-zhang@shou.edu.cn
Li Zhang
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
zhangli@scsio.ac.cn
Lin Zhang
Ningbo University, Ningbo
zhanglin2@nbu.edu.cn
Linfeng Zhang
Lixia Zhang
Rui Zhang
Xiaoli Zhang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Beijing
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Yantai
zlf@xmu.edu.cn
lixiazhang@mail.iap.ac.cn
ruizhang@xmu.edu.cn
xlzhang@yic.ac.cn
Xiaowei Zhang
Nanjing University, Nanjing
Zhangxw@nju.edu.cn
Yao Zhang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
yaozhang@xmu.edu.cn
Yingying Zhang
Science Meeting Online, Beijing
zyy8615@163.com
Zhichun Zhang
Dongmei Zhao
Jun Zhao
Shuhui Zhao
Liping Zheng
Susan Zheng
Tianling Zheng
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center,
Dalian
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Hangzhou
The Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Xiamen
Sanya Institute of Deep-sea Science and Engineering,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Sanya
South China Sea Marine Engineering and Environment
Institute, State Oceanic Administration, Guangzhou
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
zczhang@scsio.ac.cn
zhaodongm@126.com
jzhao@sio.org.cn
shzhao@tio.org.cn
lipingzheng@sidsse.ac.cn
sxzheng@scsb.gov.cn
wshwzh@xmu.edu.cn
Wei Zheng
China-Korea Joint Ocean Research Center, Qingdao
zhengwei@fio.org.cn
Jian Zhou
Marine Biology Institute of Shangdong Province,
Qingdao
zhoujian.park@163.com
213
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Kuanbo Zhou
Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology,
SIN
kuanbo@smart.mit.edu
Liangyong
Zhou
Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology, Qingdao
zhouebox@yahoo.com
Linbin Zhou
Youping Zhou
Quanfeng Zhu
Xiangyu Zhu
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research,
GER
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Ningbo Marine and Fisheries Information Monitoring
Centre, Ningbo
zhoulb@scsio.ac.cn
youping.zhou@zalf.de
wuhuang95@xmu.edu.cn
22458857@qq.com
Mei Zhuang
Shantou University, Shantou
1364152251@qq.com
Humin Zong
National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center,
Dalian
hmzong@nmemc.org.cn
Yongqiang
Zong
University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
yqzong@hku.hk
Tao Zou
Wenbin Zou
Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Yantai
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
tzou@yic.ac.cn
zouwenbin465@xmu.edu.cn
Graduate Student / чаФчй╢чФЯхПВф╝Ъф╗гшби
Xiaolin Bai
Xiamen University, Xiamen
baixiaolin013@126.com
Lei Bi
Tongji University, Shanghai
626237932@qq.com
Guanjing Cai
Xiamen University, Xiamen
cgjassa@qq.com
Yizhi Cai
Xiamen University, Xiamen
307660821@qq.com
Sherry Cao
Xiamen University, Xiamen
466981468@qq.com
Zhen Cao
Xiamen University, Xiamen
1023907619@163.com
Hui Chen
Jie Chen
Li Chen
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
South China Sea Branch, State Oceanic Administration,
Guangzhou
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
chenhui20003@163.com
chenjie-1984@hotmail.com
chenli1120@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Lixiao Chen
Xiamen University, Xiamen
xmulxchen@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Nan Chen
The Second Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Hangzhou
351982170@qq.com
Ting Chen
East China Normal University, Shanghai
mei.toumeilao@163.com
Wei Chen
Xiamen University, Xiamen
chenwei@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Yaojin Chen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
chenyaojin05xd@163.com
Zhangran Chen
Xiamen University, Xiamen
zhangran22105@163.com
Francis Choi
Northeastern University, USA
dulina@xmu.edu.cn
214
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Zuhao Chu
Yudong Cui
Xiaodong Ding
Xiamen University, Xiamen
zuhaozhu@qq.com
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
coffee16th@126.com
dxd@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Hao Dong
China University of Petroleum, China
dong_hao2005@163.com
Wanli Dong
Xiamen University, Xiamen
dwl@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Ziming Fang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
346689892@qq.com
Sichao Feng
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
kxfsc@163.com
Xiaojian Gao
Huaihai Institute of Technology, Lianyungang
gaoxj336@163.com
Yaqin Gao
Xiamen University, Xiamen
gaoyaqin-1990@163.com
Minglei Guan
Huaihai Institute of Technology, Lianyungang
lyggml@126.com
Shujin Guo
Tianjin University of Science and Technology, Tianjing
shujin135@126.com
Wei Guo
Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry,
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
guowei@ieecas.cn
Xiaoyun Guo
Xiamen University, Xiamen
guoxiaoyun123321@163.com
Yulong Guo
Tongji University, Shanghai
837343175@qq.com
Guodong Han
Xiamen University, Xiamen
hangd@xmu.edu.cn
Meng He
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
1156070567@qq.com
Qingquan Hong
Xiamen University, Xiamen
qqhong@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Jing Hou
Ocean University of China, Qingdao
houjingjiayou@126.com
Ling Hu
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
huling@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Wangjiang Hu
Xiamen University, Xiamen
wangjhu@126.com
Yuewen Hu
Xiamen University, Xiamen
15980764163@163.com
Hsin-Yi Huang
National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
cindyhuang0518@gmail.com
Shihming
Huang
National Central University, Kaohsiung
huangsm1322@gmail.com
Xizhi Huang
Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
841685724@qq.com
Xiaoyun Huang
Jinan university, Guangzhou
987698297@qq.com
Xiamen University, Xiamen
zhouzhou8587@126.com
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
hxwdyx123@126.com
Xuguang Huang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
hxg226@sina.com
Yanan Huang
Guangdong Ocean University, Zhanjiang
hightee@126.com
Yibin Huang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
hybxmu@qq.com
Xiaozhou
Huang
Xiongwei
Huang
215
Chinese
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Zheng Huang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
huang.z1989@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Nanjing Ji
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
jinanjing@126.com
Dai Jia
Tsinghua University, Beijing
jiadai___kl@163.com
Siyu Jiang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
jiangsiyu1107@126.com
Xinlei Jiang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
hunlord@foxmail.com
Wen Jiao
Guangdong Ocean University, Zhanjiang
20029697@qq.com
Peilong Ju
Xiamen University, Xiamen
591534546@qq.com
Sanober
Kahkashan
Xiamen University, Xiamen
sanoberchem@yahoo.com
Dalayya Kota
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
nature.kota@gmail.com
Xueqian Lei
Xiamen University, Xiamen
xueqianlei@126.com
Jie Li
National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
jonny77823@gmail.com
Lisha Li
Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
yj_wang@shou.edu.cn
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
22320102201045@stu.xmu.e
du.cn
Weiying Li
Xiamen University, Xiamen
lwy@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Xi Li
The Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Xiamen
lynes.good@163.com
Yi Li
Xiamen University, Xiamen
liyixiamen@gmail.com
Yihui Li
Xiamen University, Xiamen
929685504@qq.com
Zhengke Li
Central China Normal University, Shanghai
libook5@163.com
Qiang Lian
Xiamen University, Xiamen
234800016@qq.com
Ying Liang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
yingl@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Meizhen Li
Qian Li
Baozhi Lin
Haiying Lin
Kunning Lin
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
lipb@xmu.edu.cn
bzlin@stu.xmu.edu.cn
linhaiying@stu.xmu.edu.cn
lin1433@163.com
Ting Lin
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
linting610@163.com
Wuhui Lin
The Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic
Administration, Xiamen
linwuhui8@163.com
Xiaolan Lin
Xiamen University, Xiamen
84839692@qq.com
Youchun Lin
National Central University, Kaohsiung
101686001@cc.ncu.edu.tw
Zhaolin Lin
Ocean University of China, Qingdao
331069352@qq.com
Bingqing Liu
Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
bingqingliu127@yahoo.com
216
чммф║Мх▒КхОжщЧиц╡╖ц┤ЛчОпхвГх╝АцФ╛чзСхнжхдзф╝Ъ / The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences
Dong Liu
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
liudong6418sc@sina.com
Kailin Liu
Xiamen University, Xiamen
986946558@qq.com
Wanxin Liu
Xiamen University, Xiamen
lwx@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Xiaohong Liu
Jinan university, Guangzhou
yueer2596@163.com
Wenjing Lou
Central China Normal University, Shanghai
louwenjing228@163.com
Hong Luan
Guangdong Ocean University, Zhanjiang
460792236@qq.com
Hao Luo
Li Luo
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
1062509012@qq.com
lluo1982@163.com
Chuanliang Ma
Fudan university, Shanghai
machuanliang1988@126.com
Tariq
Mahmood
East China Normal University, Shanghai
tariqnio@gmail.com
Yanjun Mei
University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei
mayyu@mail.ustc.edu.cn
Dadong Pan
State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal
Research, East China Normal University, Shanghai
dadongdedou@163.com
Huifang Peng
Xiamen University, Xiamen
penghuifang_sky@163.com
Tong Peng
Ocean university of china, Qingdao
1085978993@qq.com
Umesh
Pradhan
State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal
Research, East China Normal University, Shanghai
umesh.nio@gmail.com
Fei Qi
Xiamen University, Xiamen
reborndolly@gmail.com
Wenli Qin
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
siyecaohg@zju.edu.cn
Liming Qu
Huaihai Institute of Technology, Lianyungang
qlmzsdx@163.com
Elliott Roberts
Xiamen University, Xiamen
eroberts@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Alfi
Rusdiansyah
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
alfi_rusdiansyah@ymail.com
Da Shao
University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei
shaoda@mail.ustc.edu.cn
Bo Shi
Xiamen University, Xiamen
396193547@qq.com
Lianghai Shi
Xiamen University, Xiamen
281168704@qq.com
Xinguo Shi
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
xinguoshi@gmail.com
Jingjing Sun
Huaihai Institute of Technology, Lianyungang
y0741810@126.com
Peng Sun
Qingyang Sun
Ehui Tan
Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science and
Ecology, Ocean University of China, Qingdao
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
sunpeng91@163.com
sun_qyang@163.com
1048248072@qq.com
Xiaoqin Tao
Xiamen University, Xiamen
xiaoqin319@foxmail.com
Pengfei Tuo
Xiamen University, Xiamen
decadesoul@gmail.com
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Cong Wang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
406343956@qq.com
Cuicui Wang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
1058879281@qq.com
Fengwen Wang
Fudan University, Shanghai
fengwenwang11@fudan.edu.c
n
Fujiing Wang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
wangfj_xmu@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Jie Wang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
jie_owen@aliyun.com
Jinpng Wang
Ocean university of China, Qingdao
zhgwjp@163.com
Juan Wang
Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou
wangjn68@mail2.sysu.edu.cn
Lu Wang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
607wanglu@sina.com
Xiaodan Wang
Tongji University, Shanghai
xiaodan34wang@126.com
Xiaona Wang
State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal
Research, East China Normal University, Shanghai
wangxiaonaxmu@163.com
Xing Wang
Ocean university of china, Qingdao
onepiecewx@163.com
Yangyang
Wang
Tongji University, Shanghai
yysunny_wang@163.com
Yibo Wang
Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Yantai
yibowang@yic.ac.cn
Yuanyong
Wang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
273826651@qq.com
Zhaowei Wang
Ocean University of China, Qingdao
weida4585@126.com
Hailun Wei
State Key Laboratory of Marine Geology, Tongji
University, Shanghai
2010weihailun@tongji.edu.cn
Jia Wei
Xiamen University, Xiamen
1186172170@qq.com
Lau Lik Sing
Winnie
University of Malaya, MYS
winniells@hotmail.com
Qiao Wu
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
330905253@qq.com
Ting Wu
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
tingw2011@aliyun.com
Xiao Wu
Ocean university of china, Qingdao
wuxiao@ouc.edu.cn
Yanhua Wu
Xiamen University, Xiamen
wyh7568@126.com
Yingxu Wu
Xiamen University, Xiamen
wuyingxu206@163.com
Xiaoqing Xi
Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai
1169047841@qq.com
Dong Xia
Ocean university of china, Qingdao
xiadongsterlet@126.com
Tian Xia
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
summeryida@yeah.net
Tianzhu Xia
Guangdong Ocean University, Zhanjiang
helenxtz2012@163.com
Yuyuan Xie
Xiamen University, Xiamen
xieyuyuan@xmu.edu.cn
Fanglu Xu
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
15203352848@163.com
Min Xu
Xiamen University, Xiamen
xuminncg@126.com
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Miaolei Ya
Tong Yan
Jinyu Yang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
yamiaolei2006@126.com
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
yantong@scsio.ac.cn
jtnjiyu@163.com
Lihong Yang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
991757891@qq.com
Lu Yang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
yanglu@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Renkai Yang
National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung
kindhearted1222@gmail.com
Xiaozhen Yang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
wyangxz@163.com
Yufeng Yang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
17192009@qq.com
Wang-Wang Ye
Ocean University of China, Qingdao
yezikasuo@126.com
Shanshan Yu
Xiamen University, Xiamen
heiseyoumoys@gmail.com
Shunwen Yu
National Central University, Kaohsiung
g121530591@gmail.com
Mingli Yuan
Yawei Yuan
South China Sea Fisheries Research Institute, Chinese
Academy of Fishery Sciences , Beijing
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
yml09051233@126.com
yawei1983@126.com
Dangni Zhang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
348511097@qq.com
Huajun Zhang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
zhj308@163.com
Jiexia Zhang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
zhangjiexia@tio.org.cn
Lei Zhang
Li Zhang
Miming Zhang
Rongmo Zhang
Shuwen Zhang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Ocean university of China & Qingdao Collaborative
Innovation Center of Marine Science and Technology,
Qingdao
Xiamen University & Third Institute of Oceanography,
State Oceanic Administration, Xiamen
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong
Kong
460203861@qq.com
zl7810andy@gmail.com
zhangmiming@tio.org.cn
Rongmozhang@gmail.com
szhangaf@ust.hk
Su Zhang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
491181424@qq.com
Xuelian Zhang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
630295880@qq.com
Yaqun Zhang
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
weiwei_8517166@163.com
Yiwei Zhang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
408082790@qq.com
Zaiwang Zhang
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
zzwangscnu@163.com
Zhouling Zhang
Xiamen University, Xiamen
zlzhang@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Liang Zhao
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
whuzhaoliang@163.com
Qingqing Zhao
Xiamen University, Xiamen
sunsea1990@163.com
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Yue Zhao
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
21334010@zju.edu.cn
Yun Zhao
Tongji University, Shanghai
296890600@qq.com
Jingjing Zheng
Xiamen University, Xiamen
121525582@qq.com
Li-Wei Zheng
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
levy@stu.xmu.edu.cn
Yifei Zheng
Xiamen University, Xiamen
422977476@qq.com
Peng Zhou
Sanya Institute of Deep-sea Science and Engineering,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Sanya
zhoupeng@sidsse.ac.cn
Tingjin Zhou
Xiamen University, Xiamen
ztj5910884@163.com
Weitao Zhou
Xiamen University, Xiamen
xmwtzhou@163.com
Yanyan Zhou
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou
zhouyyahgy@scsio.ac.cn
Hong Zhu
Xiamen University, Xiamen
zhuhongxmu@126.com
Qingguang Zhu
Nanjing University, Nanjing
zhuqg1991@163.com
Yifan Zhu
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science,
Xiamen University, Xiamen
wohappyzyf@163.com
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Local Information and Contacts / х╜УхЬ░цМЗхНЧф╕Оф╝ЪхКбшБФч╗Ь
About XiangтАЩan Campus / ч┐ФхоЙцабхМ║чоАф╗Л
Located in the Xindian Town, Xiang'an District, to the south of Xiangshan Mountain, north of
Xiang'an South Road, west of Shamei Viallage and east of Maolin Village, the Xiang'an Campus
covers a total land area of 243 hectares and has a total construction area of 1.15 million square
meters, larger than its main campus at Siming Nan Road in Xiamen Island. The campus is well
planned and all buildings follow the traditional XMU style, so-called Tan Kah Kee architecture
which combines Hokkien and western characteristics.
Eight affiliated schools of Xiamen University including the Medical College, School of
Pharmaceutical Sciences, School of Life Sciences, School of Public Health, Nursing Department,
College of Ocean & Earth Sciences, College of the Environment & Ecology and School of Energy
Research, have moved to the new campus since 2012-2013.
The new campus is still under construction, and the first stage construction will be finished by
2015, and all main construction will be completed till 2021.
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An aerial view of the Xiamen University's Xiang'an Campus / ч┐ФхоЙцабхМ║щ╕ЯчЮ░хЫ╛
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Transportation / ф║дщАЪ
How to arrive at the meeting venue: XiangтАЩan Campus, Xiamen University?
яВ▓
From Xiamen airport (Terminal T3): Take bus 91 to Guo Mao Xin Cheng stop, then transfer
to bus 751;
яВ▓
From Xiamen airport (Terminal T4): Take BRT (Route 1/2) to Dong Fang Shan Zhuang stop,
then take BRT (Route 3) to Qian Pu stop, transfer to bus 751;
яВ▓
From Xiamen Train Station:
Take bus 19A/19B to Guo Mao Xin Cheng stop, then transfer to bus 751;
Or take BRT (Route 3) to Qian Pu stop, then transfer to bus 751;
яВ▓
From North Xiamen Train Station: Take bus 790.
From meeting venue to Xiamen Island/Main Campus of Xiamen University:
яВ▓
Take bus 751 in XiangтАЩan South Road outside of the gate of XiangтАЩan Campus.
хжВф╜ХхИ░ш╛╛ф╝ЪшоохЬ░чВ╣я╝ЪхОжщЧихдзхнжч┐ФхоЙцабхМ║я╝Я
яВ▓
ф╗ОхОжщЧицЬ║хЬ║ T3 шИкчлЩце╝хЗ║хПСя╝Ъф╣ШхЕмф║д 91 ш╖пхИ░хЫ╜ш┤╕цЦ░хЯОчлЩя╝Мш╜мф╣Ш 751 ш╖пхИ░ш╛╛я╝Ы
яВ▓
ф╗ОхОжщЧицЬ║хЬ║ T4 шИкчлЩце╝хЗ║хПСя╝Ъф╣Ш BRTя╝И1/2 ч║┐я╝ЙхИ░ф╕ЬцЦ╣х▒▒х║ДчлЩя╝Мш╜м BRTя╝И3 ч║┐я╝ЙхИ░хЙНхЯФч╗ИчВ╣
члЩя╝МцНвф╣ШхЕмф║д 751 ш╖пхИ░ш╛╛я╝Ы
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ф╗ОхОжщЧичБлш╜жчлЩхЗ║хПСя╝Ъф╣ШхЕмф║д 19A/19B ш╖пхИ░хЫ╜ш┤╕цЦ░хЯОчлЩя╝Мш╜мф╣ШхЕмф║д 751 ш╖пхИ░ш╛╛я╝Ы
цИЦф╣Ш BRTя╝Их┐л 3 ч║┐я╝ЙхИ░хЙНхЯФч╗ИчВ╣члЩя╝Мш╜мф╣ШхЕмф║д 751 ш╖пхИ░ш╛╛я╝Ы
яВ▓
ф╗ОхОжщЧичБлш╜жхМЧчлЩя╝ИщлШщУБчлЩя╝ЙхЗ║хПСя╝Ъф╣ШхЕмф║д 790 ш╖пчЫ┤ш╛╛уАВ
хжВф╜Хф╗Оф╝ЪшоохЬ░чВ╣хИ░ш╛╛хОжщЧих▓ЫхЖЕ/хОжщЧихдзхнжф╕╗цабхМ║я╝Я
яВ▓
хЬич┐ФхоЙцабхМ║щЧихдЦя╝Ич┐ФхоЙхНЧш╖пя╝Йф╣ШхЭР 751 ш╖пхЕмф║дш╜жуАВ
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Housing / ф╜Пхо┐
Accommodations are reserved at four different locations. Please check the form below for
detailed information.
Hotel
Golden Bay Resort
Xiangjia Hotel
Hongxiang
Business Hotel
Student Dorm
Breakfast
Yes
Yes
Yes
In the canteen
Internet
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Commute type
Shuttle bus
Shuttle bus
Shuttle bus
Walk
Commute time
~20 mins
~20 mins
~10 mins
~10 mins
Address
168 South Huandeng
Rd, Dadeng Island,
XiangтАЩan District, XM
17 Shuanghu Er Li,
Dadeng Island,
XiangтАЩan District, XM
8006 South
XiangтАЩan Rd,
XiangтАЩan
District, XM
XiangтАЩan
Campus, XMU
Phone
0592-7617888
0592-7096658
0592-8099888
0592-2888168
ф╝Ъшооф╕║хПВф╝Ъф╗гшбихЬихЫЫф╕кф╕НхРМщЕТх║ЧщвДчХЩф║ЖцИ┐щЧ┤я╝МшпжцГЕхжВф╕ЛуАВ
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ф║дщАЪцЧ╢щЧ┤
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хЬ░хЭА
хОжщЧих╕Вч┐ФхоЙхМ║хдзх╢Эх▓Ы
хОжщЧих╕Вч┐ФхоЙхМ║хдзх╢Э
хОжщЧих╕Вч┐ФхоЙхМ║ч┐Ф
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чОпх╢ЭхНЧш╖п 168 хП╖
х▓ЫхПМц▓кф║МщЗМ 17 хП╖
хоЙхНЧш╖п 8006 хП╖
цабхЫнхЖЕ
0592-7617888
0592-7096658
0592-8099888
0592-2888168
чФ╡шпЭ
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Wi-Fi Connection Instructions / цЧач║┐ч╜Сч╗Ьф╜┐чФишп┤цШО
яВ▓ In the three meeting rooms, the username is: XMU-Meeting, and password:
XMU-Meeting.
яВ▓ The XMU wireless network now covers the entire XiangтАЩan campus. XMU faculty and
students can go directly to http://inc.xmu.edu.cn/wids/ to reset your Wi-Fi code.
For questions: 2183508уАБ2181259.
яВ▓ хЫ╛ф╣жщжЖф╕Йф╕кф╝ЪшооходхЖЕцЧач║┐ш┤жхП╖я╝ЪXMU-Meetingя╝МхпЖчаБя╝ЪXMU-MeetingуАВ
яВ▓ хОжщЧихдзхнжцЧач║┐цабхЫнч╜СшжЖчЫЦцХ┤ф╕кцабхЫнхТМхЫ╛ф╣жщжЖхМ║хЯЯя╝МцЬмцабх╕ИчФЯхПпф╗ещАЪш┐ЗцХЩх╖ехП╖хПКхпЖчаБчЩ╗
х╜ХуАВцЧач║┐хпЖчаБщЗНшЗ╡ч╜СхЭАя╝Ъhttp://inc.xmu.edu.cn/wids/я╝МцабхЫнцЧач║┐ч╜СцКАцЬпцФпцМБчФ╡шпЭя╝Ъ
2183508уАБ2181259уАВ
Contacts for Logistics / ф╝ЪхКбшБФч╗Ь
ш┤Яш┤гхЖЕхо╣/Logistics
шБФч╗Ь/Contact
чФ╡шпЭ/Phone
щВочо▒/Email
ф╝ЪшоохНПш░Г/Coordinator
хИШш╛Й/Angela Liu
86-13400657090
huiliu@xmu.edu.cn
цЬ║чеи/ Tickets
цЭишЙ│/Yan Yang
86-13806028054
yangyan@xmu.edu.cn
чФищдР/Meal
цЮЧхнЯхж╣/Mengmei Lin
86-13599531566
mel@xmu.edu.cn
ф╜Пхо┐уАБш┤вхКб/Housing
цЮЧх║ЖцвЕ/Qingmei Lin
86-13666034554
lqm@xmu.edu.cn
цЭОцЛЫшЛ▒/Zhaoying Li
86-13860473552
lizhaoying@xmu.edu.cn
цЭичИ╜/Sundy Yang
86-13959220797
sundyys@xmu.edu.cn
Emily King
86-15860721810
ehk_cosee_china@xmu.edu.cn
чн╛хИ░/Registration
цЭихРмцЮЧ/Tinglin Yang
86-13515964262
tinglin@xmu.edu.cn
щжЩц╕пшБФч╗Ь/Hong Kong Affairs
хР┤цХПцЕз/May Ng
852-34426504
manwaing@cityu.edu.hk
шо╛хдЗуАБч╜СчлЩ/Facilities &
Website
ш╜жш╛Ж/Shuttles
хвЩцКеуАБшЛ▒цЦЗч╝Цш╛С/Poster &
English Editor
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