Publication: Harmful Algal Blooms/Black Sea Oceanography

为支持海洋学学会杂志《海洋学》出版《有害藻华和黑海海洋学》特刊提供资金，《海洋学》现已出版第17个年头。它每年出版四次，问题发给全球海洋观测系统的成员以及主要海洋机构的图书馆。TOS成员(因此也包括我们的读者)包括政府海洋机构和学术研究机构的大多数高级管理人员。过去，该杂志曾出版过一系列专题的特刊，包括国家海洋学伙伴计划、海洋生物普查，这一期突出了约翰·诺斯博士对海洋科学和海洋政策、联合全球海洋观测系统、海洋观测站的贡献，并对海洋科学优先事项司具有重要意义。更广泛的影响建议的海洋学特刊将汇集世界上一些顶尖的专家，他们将总结HAB和黑海研究的最新进展。这些文章将以一个受过教育的门外汉能够理解的水平来写。因此，它们可能会被频繁地用于本科生和研究生的课堂教学，以及可能的高中海洋科学课程。它们将是有用的工具，帮助科学家和普通人了解最近HAB和黑海研究的进展和局限性。

Funding is provided to support the publication of a special issue of The Oceanography Society magazine Oceanography on "Harmful Algal Blooms and Black Sea Oceanography".Oceanography is now in its 17th year of publication. It is published four times per year, with issues going to the membership of TOS worldwide as well as to the libraries at major oceanographic institutions. TOS membership (and, hence our readership) includes most of the senior administrators of government oceanographic agencies and academic research institutions. In the past, the magazine has published special issues on a range of topics including the National Oceanographic Partnership Program, Census of Marine Life, an issue highlighting the contributions of Dr. John Knauss to marine science and ocean policy, JGOFS, Ocean Observatories and of importance to the Division of Ocean Sciences priorities. Broader ImpactsThe proposed special issue of Oceanography will bring together some of the top experts in the world, who will summarize the state of the art in HAB and Black Sea research. These articles will be written at the level that an educated layman could understand. As such, they will likely be used frequently in undergraduate and graduate classroom teaching, and possible high-school marine science courses. They will be useful tools in helping scientists and laymen alike in understanding the advances and limitations of recent HAB and Black Sea research.