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1 Concurrent Science Session Speakers Oil/dispersant Extent and Fate McLaughlin, Rich (Carolina Center for Interdisciplinary Applied Mathematics and Joint Fluids Laboratory, UNC- Chapel Hill) Trapping and escape of buoyant plumes in stratified water North, Elizabeth (University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science) Simulating the subsurface dispersal of oil droplets with a Lagrangian approach Kessler, John (Texas A&M University) The biogeochemical cycling of dissolved methane and oxygen associated with the Deepwater Horizon disaster Zhou, Zhengzhen (University of Southern Mississippi) Optical properties of DOM from the Gulf of Mexico after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill Mezic, Igor (University of California Santa Barbara) Methods for oil spill tracking leading to accelerated containment and cleanup Van Mooy, Benjamin (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution) Microbial respiration of oil in surface waters in close proximity to the Deepwater Horizon site Kovach, Charles (Florida Department of Environmental Protection) Surface tar distribution in Eastern Gulf of Mexico de Gouw, Joost (NOAA/Earth System Research Laboratory) Formation of aerosol in air masses downwind from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill Perring, Anne (NOAA/Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences) Characteristics of black carbon aerosol from a surface oil burn during the Deepwater Horizon oil spill Paris, Claire (Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, University of Miami) Three- dimensional evolution of the Macondo well blowout: What can we learn From numerical models? Hu, Xinping (University of Georgia) Hydrocarbon remineralization in the hypoxic zone of the Northern Gulf of Mexico in July 2010 Fitzpatrick, Pat (Geosystems Research Institute, Mississippi State University) Assessing fate and transport issues of the DWH oil spill using simulations and merged datasets Roy, Amitava (Louisiana State University) Synchrotron- based techniques for investigating BP crude oil spill Haus, Brian (University of Miami) Consortium for Advanced Research on Transport of Hydrocarbons in the Environment (CARTHE)

2 Oil/dispersant Impacts and Mitigation in Coastal Environments Chen, Qin Jim (LSU) Field monitoring of oiled- wetland erosion in south Louisiana Mortazavi, Behzad (DISL) Enhancing the biodegradation of Macondo well (MC252) crude oil in nearshore coastal Alabama ecosystems with marine organic substrates; evidence from stable isotopes and biomarkers Hooper- Bui, Linda (LSU) Effect of Macondo oil on insect & spider communities on coastal dunes and in saltmarshes in Louisiana Deocampo, Daniel (GSU) Persistence of Deepwater Horizon n- alkanes and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, Bay Jimmy marshes, Barataria Bay, Louisiana: Compositional changes over Year 1 Proffitt, C. Edward (FAU) Jeffrey, Wade (UWF) Bell, Susan (USF) The effects of oil on microbial production in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Documenting and Characterizing oil in swash zone sediments of beaches impacted by the DWH oil spill: a short and long term view Graham, Monty (USM) Zooplankton community change and biomass reduction during Deepwater Horizon Cho, Hyun Jung (Bethune- Cookman) Impact of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill on LA salt marshes Sobecky, Patricia (University of Alabama) Coastal Alabama microbial community responses to the DWH oil spill Huettel, Markus (FSU) Deposition and degradation of Deepwater Horizon oil in Florida sandy beaches Pardue, John (LSU) Biodegradation of emulsified MC252 oil in coastal salt marshes Lauenstein, Gunnar (NOAA) Deepwater Horizon oil spill: National status and trends (NS&T) response

3 Oil/dispersant Impacts and Mitigation in Offshore Environments Hamilton, Peter (SAIC) Loop Current dynamics during spring and summer 2010 Flower, Ben (USF) Assessing the impact of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on sediments and benthic communities on the West Florida Slope Montagna, Paul (TAMU) Sediment quality triad in the deep- sea during Fall 2010 Crespo- Medina, Melitza (UGA) Water column methane dynamics in response to the Deepwater Horizon hydrocarbon spill Montoya, Joe (Georgia Tech) The Deepwater Horizon oil spill and pelagic foodwebs in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Cho, Walter (WHOI) Shiller, Alan (USM) Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon, trace element, and nutrient distributions as affected by the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Hollander, David (USF) Paul, John (USF) Deposition, distribution and fate of Macondo oil in the sediments of the Northern Gulf of Mexico Toxicity and mutagenicity of waters contaminated by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill Mate, Bruce (Oregon State) Sperm whales: Trophic effects indicators Oil/dispersant Impacts and Mitigation on Human Health and Socio- economic Systems Abramson, David (Columbia University) Perceived and anticipated health impacts of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill Peters, Edward (LSUHSC- NO School of Public Health) Women and their children s health study Primo, John (BOEM) Spill- Related BOEM socioeconomic research in the Gulf

4 Oil/dispersant Impacts and Mitigation of Living Marine Resources Moretzsohn, Fabio (HRI) Biodiversity baseline and the Deepwater Horizon oil spill Die, David (University of Miami) Effects of oil spill related fishing closures on reef fish of the Florida west coast DiPinto, Lisa (NOAA) LMR assessment in the Gulf from the NRDA perspective Galvez, Fernando (LSU) The physiological effects of resident Killifish impacted by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill Hernandez, Frank (DISL) Sargassum, fish, invertebrates, and the oil spill Hoffmayer, Eric (NOAA) Occurrence, distribution, and movements of whale sharks in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Lamkin, John (NOAA) Bluefin tuna spawning habitat and overlap with surface oil from the Deepwater Horizon incident Peebles, Ernst (USF) Fish otoliths and oil spill White, Helen (Haverford College) Whitehead, Andrew (LSU) Genome expression response of resident Killifish impacted by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill

5 Oil/dispersant In Situ and Remote Sensors, Sampling and Systems for Assessing Impacts and Mitigation of Oil/dispersant Smith, Ryan (NOAA) Utilizing in situ observations and blended satellite measurements to examine the extent and variability of the DWH oil spill Garcia- Pineda, Oscar (FSU) Remote sensing overview of BP oil discharge from satellite SAR data Howden, Stephan (USM) Surface currents and trajectories from GCOOS HF Radars Levine, Edward (SSC NOAA Office of Response and Restoration) Updated result interpretation from the SMART dispersant monitoring program at the DWH incident Muller- Karger, Frank (FIO- USF) Reed, David (TAMU) Shay, Nick (RSMAS/University of Miami) Aircraft surveys of Loop Current variability observed during Deepwater Horizon Srinivasan, Sesha (Tuskegee University) Physico- chemical characteristics of soil and liquid samples collected from the Gulf of Mexico and Deepwater Horizon oil spill site Hine, Graham (Liquid Robotics, Inc., BP Program Manager) Wave Glider - Monitoring the Gulf of Mexico Wood, Michelle (NOAA)

6 Abercrombie, Mary (USF College of Marine Science) Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Principal Investigator (PI) Conference Posters Session Presentations Investigation of the Impact of Dispersant on the Fluorescence Signature of Oil from the Deepwater Horizon Wellhead Brannock, Pamela (Auburn University) Shifts in marine meiofauna communities in response to the Deep Horizon oil spill Du, Mengran (Texas A&M University) Using Dissolved Oxygen Anomalies to Assess the Spatial and Temporal Variability of Hydrocarbon Respiration in Response to the Oil Spill Event Dzwonkowski, Brian (Dauphin Island Sea Lab) Subtidal circulation on the Alabama shelf during the Deepwater Horizon oil spill Guo, Laodong (University of Southern Mississippi) Variations in fluorescent DOM components during laboratory degradation of Macondo crude oil Hastings, David (Eckerd College) Where has all the oil gone? Trace metal enrichment as a tracer for DWH crude oil Lovelace, Susan (NOAA/NOS/NCCOS Hollings Marine Laboratory) Changes in Health and Well-being in Communities Affected by the Deepwater Horizon Disaster, Linking Wellbeing with Ecosytem Services Robertson, Boakai (Alabama State University) [Poster Title To Not Available at Time of Printing] Wu, Yejun (Louisiana State University) Interdisciplinary topic map and thesaurus for understanding the impact of oil spills

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