FINMARI Researcher Day 2022
FINMARI Researcher Day, 23 March, 2022
was a virtual event due to the COVID pandemic.
10:00 Opening and welcome
10:10 Session Multidisciplinary marine observation
- Keynote: Sanna Sorvari Sundet (Natural Resources Institute Finland)
Why infrastructures are important for research, marine infrastructure (FINMARI) in the puzzle of environmental RIs - Anu Kaskela (Geological Survey of Finland)
EMODnet Geology provides access for marine geological data - Martijn Hermans (University of Helsinki, Tvärminne)
The importance of Iron-Phosphorus-Sulphur Feedbacks in Controlling Baltic Sea De-oxygenation: A Modelling Study - Okko Outinen (Finnish Environment Institute)
Continuous underwater noise - Monitoring and potential impacts - Mervi Kunnasranta (Natural Resources Institute Finland)
Aerial surveys of Baltic grey seals in Finland - Discussion, Q&A
11:30 Coffee break
11:45 Session JERICO RI
- Keynote: Henry Bittig (Leibniz-Institute for Baltic Sea Research)
Exploring the Baltic by BGC-Argo: What can be learnt and what new questions arise? - Martti Honkanen (Finnish Meteorological Institute)
Physical, chemical and biological drivers of diurnal carbon cycle in the coastal region - Lumi Haraguchi (Finnish Environment Institute)
Phytoplankton diversity, by the eye of CytoSense and relation to pCO2 at Utö station - Hedi Kanarik (Finnish Meteorological Institute)
Combining old and new measured current data to evaluate circulation in the Archipelago Sea - Discussion, Q&A
13:00 Lunch break, posters
14:00 Session Biodiversity
- Keynote: Thorsten Blenckner (Stockholm Resilience Centre) Cancelled and replaced by Saara Kankaanrinta (BSAG): Carbon Action Platform
- Emil Nyman (City of Helsinki)
Half-century trends in alpha and beta diversity of phytoplankton summer communities in the Helsinki Archipelago, the Baltic Sea - Christian Pansch-Hattich (Åbo Akademi University, Husö)
From Diurnal Variability to Heatwaves and their Impacts on Marine Species and Communities - Terhi Iso-Touru (Natural Resources Institute Finland)
Environmental DNA in biodiversity research and monitoring - Heidi Herlevi (Åbo Akademi University, Husö)
A piece in the puzzle - non-native round goby in coastal fish communities - Discussion, Q&A
15:20 Coffee break
15:30 Session Biodiversity
- Keynote: Ilari Sääksjärvi (University of Turku)
How to tackle biodiversity loss in Archipelago Sea? - Riikka Vainio (University of Turku, Seili)
Trophic dynamics of mercury in the Archipelago Sea food web - Aarne Lauerma (University of Turku, Seili)
The blue mussel color polymorphisms and growth rates in the Archipelago Sea, northern Baltic Sea - Lora Harris (University of Maryland)
Making Space Matter for Hybrid Ecosystem-Individual Based Models - Discussion, Q&A