Oceanography Magazine Special Issue on Ocean Warming

海洋学学会（TOS）将出版关于海洋变暖主题的《海洋学》杂志特刊，其总体目标是提供关于这一全球重要主题的科学状况的全面、可访问和权威性摘要。海洋学编辑艾伦卡佩尔博士，沿着三位客座编辑谁是该领域的专家，博士保罗杜拉克，拉尔斯Smedsrud，和亚历克斯森古普塔，将监督特别问题的内容。该问题的分发将包括：（1）向海洋观测系统成员邮寄硬拷贝，其中一半以上是海洋科学研究生;（2）在机会会议上提供额外的硬拷贝;（3）在开放获取的海洋学网站上张贴文章，并通过社交媒体、海洋观测系统网站和海洋观测系统通讯宣传这些文章;以及（4）根据要求，将完整的数字版本分发给教师，或者分发多个硬拷贝供课堂使用。TOS计划在出版后一年进行跟踪，以衡量结果和影响。该期刊的特刊将涵盖以下主题：上层和深海变暖，年际至数十年海洋变化，飓风影响-波浪气候建模，北极/北方变暖，海底永久冻土和相关甲烷沉积物的变暖和脆弱性，小冰期以来的大西洋变暖（通量估计，总体变暖，海平面上升），冰盖建模，北极放大和海冰损失，珊瑚漂白，改变北极生态系统，海洋热浪的分类和命名，海洋声学，和海洋宿主-该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并被认为值得通过使用基金会的智力价值进行评估来支持和更广泛的影响审查标准。

The Oceanography Society (TOS) will publish a special issue of the journal Oceanography on the topic of ocean warming with the overarching goal of providing a comprehensive, accessible, and authoritative summary of the state of the science of this globally important topic. Oceanography Editor Dr. Ellen Kappel, along with three guest editors who are experts in the field, Drs. Paul Durack, Lars Smedsrud, and Alex Sen Gupta, will oversee the content of the special issue. Distribution of the issue will include: (1) mailing hard copies to TOS members, more than half of whom are ocean sciences graduate students; (2) providing extra hard copies at meetings of opportunity; (3) posting articles on the open access Oceanography website and promoting their availability through social media, the TOS website, and TOS newsletters; and (4) distributing full digital versions to instructors, or multiple hard copies for classroom use, upon request. TOS plans to follow up a year post-publication to measure outcomes and impact.The special issue of the journal will cover topics such as Upper- and deep-ocean warming, Interannual to multidecadal ocean variability, hurricane impacts-wave climate modeling, Arctic/Northern warming, warming and vulnerability of subsea permafrost and associated methane deposits, Atlantic warming since the Little Ice Age (flux estimates, overall warming, sea level rise), Ice sheet modeling, Arctic amplification and sea ice loss, coral bleaching, changing Arctic ecosystems, categorizing and naming marine heat waves, ocean acoustics, and marine host-pathogen dynamics.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.