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NEW PROJECTS:

• Effects of hypoxia on harvest dynamics and economics of the shrimp fishery in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico
• Mechanisms Controlling Hypoxia: Integrated Causal Modeling
• The effects and Impacts of Hypoxia on Production Potential of Ecologically and Commercially Important Living Resources in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
• Integrated Ecosystem Modeling of the Causes of Hypoxia
• Modeling Reproductive and Population Impacts of Hypoxia in the Northern Gulf of Mexico

Projects Started in 2006 and 2007:

• Reproductive and Population Effects of Moderate Hypoxia
• Improving the Accuracy of Hypoxia Models for the Northern Gulf of Mexico
• Integrated Observational Studies of Hypoxia in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
• Spatially-explicit, High-resolution Mapping and Modeling to Quantify Hypoxia Effects on the Living Resources of the Northern Gulf of Mexico
• Mechanisms Controlling Hypoxia of the LA Continental Shelf: Real Time Operations
• Nitrogen, Microbial Food Webs, and Hypoxia

Project Archive

Projects Started in 2003:

• Seasonal Mapping of Productivity and Nutrient Limitation
• Hypoxia, Fish, & Fisheries in the Northern Gulf of Mexico: An Ecosystem Approach
• Mechanisms Controlling Hypoxia on the Louisiana Shelf, project web site
• Hypoxia Studies in the Northern Gulf of Mexico, project web site

Projects Prior to 2003:

• Which Nutrients Really Determine C Flux and Hypoxia?
• An Integrated Monitoring and Modeling Assessment of the Oxygen Sources and Sinks in the Gulf's Hypoxic Zone.
• Hypoxia, Nekton and Habitat in the Northern Gulf of Mexico: Modeling and Retrospective Analyses
• Population-Level Effects of Large-Scale Hypoxia on Shrimp and Fish in the Northwestern Gulf of Mexico
• Development of Larval Fish Vertical Distribution Models for Use with Physical Transport Models, Biological Production Models, and Hypoxia Effect Models in the Northern Gulf of Mexico