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9th EGO Meeting

9th EGO Meeting, International Underwater Glider Conference – 10-14 June 2024, Reveljen, Gothenburg, Sweden

The International Underwater Glider Conference is the 9th EGO meeting supported by OceanGliders and the EuroGOOS Glider Task Team. It is a five-day event where members of the underwater glider community can engage in dialogue, share experiences, and develop best practices to strengthen international collaboration. This is an opportunity to enhance our community efforts and share the latest in scientific research and operational developments. The event includes plenaries, workshops, training, break-out, and poster sessions.

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Speaker	Speaker's Institution	Title	Presentation
Session 1: Bold new direction for ocean observing
Victor Turpin	OceanOPS/WMO	Monitoring a growing international program, the challenges raised by OceanGliders	presentation
Georgia Coward,Cassie Wilson,Nicholas Rome	UCAR	Underwater Glider User Group (UG2): Progress, Next Steps, and Opportunities for Global Collaboration	presentation
Peng Wang, Yanhui Wang, Shuxin Wang, Shaoqiong Yang, Mouhua Ren, Wendong Niu	Tianjin University	The Petrel-X Hadal Glider: Present Status and Future Plans	presentation
Jeremy Sitbon	Alseamar	A new way to explore shallow waters:SeaExplorerShallow	presentation
Shea Quinn	Teledyne	Overview of the upcoming Sentinel Circumnavigation Mission	on demand to Shea Quinn
Lucas Merckelback, Prokopios Georgopanos	HEREON	Towards a hydrogen fuel cell power supply for ocean gliders
Session 2: Glider observations at high latitudes
Naomi Krauzig et al.	Marche Polytechnic University & CoNISMa	New insights from a multi-glider survey on the Ross Sea Continental Shelf in Antarctica	presentation
Richard Camilli et al.	WHOI	Under-ice Assessment of the Arctic Marginal Ice Zone with an Autonomous Underwater Glider	presentation
Annunziata Pirro	OGS	Glider observations of cyclonic cones in the Antarctic and Mediterranean Sea: formation mechanism and deep impact on the circulation	presentation
Ester Portella et al.	LOPS/IRD	Physical and biogeochemical conditions during unprecedented high fluorescence observations in the Ross Sea	presentation
Peter Sheehan, Karen Heywood	UEA	Accidental observations of a surface-water intrusion beneath the Ross Ice Shelf	presentation
Sebastiaan Swart	University of Gothenburg	Glider-observed fine-scale fronts in the Southern Ocean and links to air-sea fluxes of heat and carbon	presentation
Session 3: Flagship glider sustained lines and networks 1
Yuri Cotroneo et al.	University of Naples "Parthenope"	ABACUS 2014-2024: Ten years of the repeated glider monitoring line across the western Mediterranean Sea	presentation
Georgios Sylaios et al.	Democritus University of Thrace	Hydrography, hydrodynamics and biogeochemistry of the North Aegean Sea Trough through seasonal glider missions
Carlos Barrera et al.	PLOCAN	The PAAnoramic mission: the first European Atlantic area international multi-platform ocean monitoring mission	presentation
Robyn Owen et al.	NOC	Delivering continuous glider operations in the North Sea	presentation
Rob Hall, Veerle Huvenne	UEA	Intensified internal tides in Explorer and Dangeard Canyons (Celtic Sea shelf edge) observed by a deep ocean glider	presentation
Session 4: Flagship glider sustained lines and networks 2
Joe Gradone et al.	Rutgers University	Exploratory Glider Deployments Reveal Changes in the Upper Oceanic Water Masses of the Caribbean Through-Flow	presentation
Robert Todd, Alice Ren	WHOI	Warming and lateral shift of the Gulf Stream from in situ observations since 2001	presentation
Dan Rudnick	SOI	The 2023-2024 El Niño in the California Current System as observed by the California Underwater Glider Network	presentation
Craig Lee et al.	APL/UW	Networked Autonomous Systems for Persistent, Year-Round Arctic Observing – the Arctic Mobile Observing System Program	presentation
Charitha Pattiratchi, Jessica Benthuysen	University of Western Australia	Observations of extreme events on the continental shelf regions of Australia using ocean gliders	presentation
Session 5:
Marcel du Plessis et al.	Univ. of Gothenburg	Southern Ocean surface warming variability linked to extended interstorm periods	presentation
Johan Edholm, Marcel du Plessis, Sebastiaan Swart	Univ. of Gothenburg	Air-sea Heat Flux Uncertainties From A Sailing USV	presentation
Anthony Bosse et al.	MIO	Glider observations across the scales of the ocean dynamics during BioSWOT-Med	presentation
Solange Coadou Chaventon, Sebastiaan Swart, Sabrina Speich	LMD - Ecole Normale Supérieure	Glider and SWOT satellite comparisons in the Cape Basin during the SWOT fast repeat phase	presentation
Session 6:
Khaled Helal, Nicolai von Oppeln-Bronikowski, Lorenzo Moro	Memorial University	Investigating Glider-Based Measurement for Passive Acoustic Survey Mission
Luc Rainville, Geoff Shilling, Craig Lee, Jason Gobat	APL/UW	Adaptive Sampling of Wind and Rain from Passive Acoustics on Seagliders
Pierre Cauchy et al.	ISMER/UQAR	Near and under ice soundscape in the Ross Sea Polynya, observed from a Passive Acoustic Monitoring glider
Rémi Emmetière	Alseamar	The SeaExplorer a versatile platform for Passive Acoustic Monitoring: a focus on a new user-friendly acoustic payload for scientists
Session 7:
Joe O'Callaghan et al.	University of Auckland	Elevated CDOM in bottom boundary layer and water column during physical benthic disturbance experiments
Daisy D. Pickup et al.	UEA	Novel, high resolution pH measurements in front of a vulnerable ice shelf in West Antarctica using an underwater glider	presentation
Tal Ozer et al.	OGS	Glider observations unveil winter phytoplankton dynamics in the southern Adriatic Sea	presentation
Joanna Paczkowska et al.	VOTO	Seasonal changes in chlorophyll a concentrations, phytoplankton biomass and primary production in the Baltic Sea based on monitoring and glider data	presentation
Felix Margirier et al.	Alseamar	Seasonal evolutions of plankton distributions and particles in the Thracian Sea	presentation
Session 8:
Elisabeth Chevillon et al.	MIO	Glider/UVP coupling, a major asset for studying the biological carbon pump? Early feedback from the APERO campaign	presentation
Meredith G. Meyer et al.	UEA	Glider data reveals a productive Ross Sea bloom driven by substantial primary production with moderate physical fluxes impacting the carbon budget	presentation
Hans Hilder et al.	NOC	Investigating the biological carbon pump in the northern Benguela upwelling system oxygen deficient zone	presentation
Takahiro Tanaka, Daisuke Hasegawa, Takeshi Okunish	Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency	Ecosystem monitoring by underwater gliders off the northeast coast of Japan	on demand to Takahiro Tanaka
Pierre Priou et al.	Akvaplan-Niva	Monitoring pelagic communities of the Barents Sea with a novel Bioglider	presentation
Session 9:
Alvaro Lorenzo Lopez et al.	NOC	GROOM II - Designing the technical framework of a future MAS Europen Research Infrastructure	presentation
Pierre Testor	LOCEAN/CNRS	Towards OceanGliders Best Practices and Standards	presentation
Emma Gardner et al.	NOC	The OG1.0 Era: A global community format for ocean gliders	presentation
Kevin O'Brien,Mathieu Belbeoch, Emma Heslop	CICOES/UW, PMEL/NOAA	Introducing the GOOS OCG Cross-Network Data Implementation Strategy	presentation
Session 10: Advancing the knowledge of ocean turbulence using gliders
Arnaud Valcarcel et al.	University of Otago	Overlapping turbulent boundary layers in a strongly-forced coastal sea	presentation
Gillian Damerell, Anthony Bosse, Ilker Fer	University of Bergen	Observations of eddy merging into the Lofoten Vortex in the Norwegian Sea	presentation
Ilker Fer, Fiona Elliott	University of Bergen	Dissipation measurements near the marginal ice zone northwest of Svalbard using a glider	presentation
Louis Clement,Lucas Merckelbach, Eleanor Frajka-Williams	NOC	Turbulent Vertical Velocities in Labrador Sea Convection	presentation
Donglai Gong et al.	Virginia Institute of Marine Science	Microstructure turbulence, Acoustic Doppler current, and passive acoustic observations in the Nordic Seas using underwater glider	presentation
Session 11: Advancing the knowledge of ocean turbulence using gliders
Daisuke Hasegawa, Takahiro Tanaka	Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency	Entrainment, subduction, and mixing of the coastal water at the Kuroshio Front	on demand to Daisuke Hasegawa
Dennis Stanley, Charitha Pattiratchi, Ivica Janekovic	University of Western Australia	Mixing and rolling with ocean gliders	presentation
Urmas Lips et al.	Tallinn University of Technology	Submesoscale features associated with mesoscale dynamics in a stratified estuary	presentation
Martin Mohrmann et al.	VOTO	Glider Observations and Modeling of dissolved Methane from Nord Stream Leaks	presentation
Alexandre Heumann et al.	Alseamar	Real-time and Continuous Monitoring of Magmatic Fluid Emisions in the Mayotte Sea using a SeaExplorer Glider	presentation
Session 12: Water mass transformation
Juliane Wihsgott et al.	Plymout Marine Laboratory	Atmospheric and oceanic forcing of coastal deoxygenation along a western boundary	presentation
Nicolai von Oppeln-Bronikowski et al.	Memorial University	ADCP-based Oxygen Transport by Persian Gulf Water within the Upper Arabian Sea Oxygen Minimum Zone	presentation
Estel Font et al.	University of Gothenburg	ADCP-based Oxygen Transport by Persian Gulf Water within the Upper Arabian Sea Oxygen Minimum Zone	presentation
Saraswathy Sabu et al.	INCOIS	Water Mass Transport from Arabian Sea to Bay of Bengal: a study utilizing Slocum G3 deep glider data	presentation
Session 13: Gliders in the Ocean Observing puzzle
Ali Aydogdu et al.	CMCC	Glider observations in the Western Mediterranean Sea: their assimilation and impact assessment using four analysis and forecasting systems	presentation
Eugenio Cutolo et al.	IMT Atlantique	CLOINet: adaptive sampling and ocean state reconstructions through remote- sensing, in-situ sparse observations and deep learning
Justin Buck et al.	NOC	Using a digital twin to Bring researchers closer to ocean glider observations	presentation
Ivan Manso-Narvarte et al.	AZTI	Integrated studies from glider and multiplatform observations in the SE Bay of Biscay	presentation
Session 14: Increasing glider native capabilities
Josh Kohut, Grace Saba	Rutgers University	ECO-Gliders: An autonomous-based oceanographic and ecological mission to inform offshore wind development	presentation
Virginie Ramasco et al.	Akvaplan-Niva	Sustainable ocean monitoring for industrial applications: a synergistic approach using autonomous vehicles	presentation
Daniel Hayes et al.	Cyprus Subsea	Integrating Advanced Payloads with Underwater Gliders	presentation
Ketil Horn	Nortek Group	The Nortek AD2CP-Glider	presentation
Mathieu Dever, Jean-Michel Leconte, Taylor Rushton	RBR	Getting the best of your RBR instruments: state-of-the-art post-processing for RBR CTDs and optodes	presentation
Judah Goldberg et al.	Rockland Scientific	In Situ Data Processing of Microstructure Turbulence from Gliders	presentation
Session 15: Increasing glider native capabilities
Jon Taylor	RBR	The RBR value: A new generation of glider sensors	presentation
Angelos Mallios et al.	PloaTech	Towards radioactivity monitoring in confined environments	presentation
Ashley Morris et al.	NOC	Modern Command and Control: The future of interoperability of heterogeneous fleets of Marine Autonomous Systems	presentation
Justin Shapiro	APL/UW	Backseat Sensing on Slocum Gliders: A modular microcontroller based architecture for rapid sensor and autonomy integration; performance in the field	presentation
Yaomei Wang et al.	MARS/NOC	A backseat driver system for Slocum gliders operated under ice	presentation