Future Directions in Bioluminescence Research

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PRESENTATION ABSTRACTS*

Presenter	Topic
W. Paul Bissett, Oscar M. Schofield, Mark A. Moline	Integrating bioluminescence into nowcast/forecast systems.
James F. Case	Overview of last twenty years in marine bioluminescence research.
Tommy Dickey	Remote sensing from the air and space.
Tom Donaldson	Operational analysis issues.
Ken Ferer	How to get a product into the fleet and into the oceanographic community.
Mark Geiger	Bioluminescence survey systems.
Steven Haddock	What we don’t know about bioluminescence.
Peter J. Herring	Sources of bioluminescence in the ocean.
David Lapota	Seasonal correlations of phytoplankton bioluminescence with zooplankton biomass and chlorophyll fluorescence.
Michael Latz, Jim Rohr	Spontaneous and stimulated bioluminescence.
Dennis J. McGillicuddy, Jr.	Coupled physical-biological modeling and prediction.
Mark A. Moline, W. Paul Bissett, James F. Case, Scott Glenn, Christy Herren, Oscar Schofield	Bioluminescence exercises at LEO-15: Summer 1999.
Jim Rohr, Jon Schoonmaker, Michael Latz, Mark Hyman	Flow visualization in the ocean – implications of laboratory bioluminescence experiments.
Oscar Schofield, W. Paul Bissett, Mark Moline, Scott Glenn	Melding biological and physical observations.
Rick Spinrad	Productive avenues of research that will meet fleet needs.
Edith A. Widder	Scales of measurement and methods of calibration.

*All participants making formal presentations to the workshop were asked to submit an abstract. These presentations were used to provide a common base of current information and to introduce key issues.

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