Workshop Presentations

• Using "Success Storyboards" to facilitate development of Dynamic Management Tools and Improved Water Quality Management Outcomes - Bob Tudor, Delaware River Basin Commission

• Using multiple data streams to develop eelgrass-based nutrient criteria for New Hampshire's Great Bay Estuary - Ru Morrison, NERACOOS and Paul Currier, NHDES

• Using IOOS to Improve Water Quality Management in LIS - Jim O'Donnell, Univesity of Connecticut

• Myrtle Beach advisory forecast model development: Integrating data from monitoring programs, remote sensing, and observing systems - Shannon Berry, South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control and Heath Kelsey, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Partnership

• Examples of Spatial and Ecosystems Connectivity across the West Florida Shelf and the Southeast U.S. - Bob Weisberg, University of South Florida

• IOOS Application to Harmful Algal Blooms and Ecosystem Health Monitoring - Josh Kohut, Rutgers University and Bob Connell, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

• Spatial and temporal trends in dissolved oxygen concentrations and dissolved oxygen depletion (hypoxia) in the Delaware River Basin - Eric Vowinkel, U.S. Geological Survey

• From Data Integration to Integrated Solutions - Tom Shyka, Gulf of Maine Research Institute

• National and Regional Water-Quality Data Virtual Observation Systems & Applications - Nate Booth, USGS

• Toward National Application of a Real Time Water Quality E-mail Notification System - John Yagecic, Delaware River Basin Commission

• Nutrients/Dissoved Oxygen Breakout Group

• Coastal Eutrophication - Jim Cloern

• NEST Indicator: Hypoxia in U.S. Coastal Waters - Jaweed Hameedi, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

• Water Quality Break-out Session: Beach Water Quality and Floatables

• National Water Quality Monitoring Council/IOOS/Regional Associations: Water Quality Story Templates