Details of Award
NERC Reference : NER/O/S/2001/01245
The Atlantic Meridional Transect (AMT) programme.
Grant Award
- Principal Investigator:
- Professor C Robinson, University of Liverpool, Earth Surface Dynamics
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor M Zubkov, Scottish Association For Marine Science, Dunstaffnage Marine Laboratory
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor R Sanders, University of Southampton, Sch of Ocean and Earth Science
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor P Holligan, University of Southampton, Sch of Ocean and Earth Science
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor P Burkill, University of Plymouth, Sch of Engineering
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor J Aiken, Plymouth Marine Laboratory, CASIX
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor N J P Owens, Scottish Association For Marine Science, Dunstaffnage Marine Laboratory
- Co-Investigator:
- Dr M Lucas, NOC (Up to 31.10.2019), Science and Technology
- Co-Investigator:
- Dr S Lavender, Pixalytics Ltd, Head Office
- Co-Investigator:
- Dr T Jickells, University of East Anglia, Environmental Sciences
- Co-Investigator:
- Dr G Malin, University of East Anglia, Environmental Sciences
- Co-Investigator:
- Dr G Uher, Newcastle University, Sch of Natural & Environmental Sciences
- Co-Investigator:
- Dr RP Harris, Plymouth Marine Laboratory, Plymouth Marine Lab
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor A Watson, University of Exeter, Geography
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor GA Wolff, University of Liverpool, Earth, Ocean and Ecological Sciences
- Co-Investigator:
- Dr CS Law, Nat Inst of Water and Atmos Res NIWA, Wellington Office
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor P Liss, University of East Anglia, Environmental Sciences
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor R Upstill-Goddard, Newcastle University, Sch of Natural & Environmental Sciences
- Co-Investigator:
- Professor RG Williams, University of Liverpool, Earth, Ocean and Ecological Sciences
- Grant held at:
- University of Liverpool, Earth Surface Dynamics
- Science Area:
- Marine
- Atmospheric
- Overall Classification:
- Marine
- ENRIs:
- Global Change
- Biodiversity
- Science Topics:
- Biogeochemical Cycles
- Ocean - Atmosphere Interact.
- Abstract:
- Six transects of the Atlantic Ocean will be undertaken between 2002 and 2005 to determine the structure and functioning of planktonic ecosystems in relation to physical and atmospheric processes that affect, directly or indirectly, the ocean carbon cycle. A range of new technologies will be applied to the measurement of key biological processes that control the formation and fate of organic matter. The observations, together with those obtained from earlier transects between 1995 and 2000, will be used to analyse annual and longer term variability in ocean ecology and biogeochemistry within the context of climate change. The cruises will also enable formal training in interdisciplinary oceanography to be given to a new generation of PhD students.
- Period of Award:
- 12 Jul 2002 - 11 Oct 2006
- Value:
- £191,792 Split Award
Authorised funds only
- NERC Reference:
- NER/O/S/2001/01245
- Grant Stage:
- Completed
- Scheme:
- Consortiums Pre FEC
- Grant Status:
- Closed
- Programme:
- Consortiums
This grant award has a total value of £191,792
FDAB - Financial Details (Award breakdown by headings)
| Total - Staff | Total - T&S | Total - Other Costs | Total - Indirect Costs |
|---|---|---|---|
| £103,986 | £6,299 | £11,647 | £69,860 |
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