This is not an open commentary blog. However, we have allowed a limited number of contributors to post on their own (or have us post for them). Their contact information is shown below.
If you would like to contribute material to this blog, please send your email of interest to Carol Janzen at janzen@aoos.org
Richard Thoman, National Weather Service Forecast Office, Fairbanks AK, richard.thoman@noaa.gov
Nate Mantua, Southwest Fisheries Science Center, nate.mantua@noaa.gov
Richard James, Prescient Weather and The World Climate Service, State College, PA, richard.james@prescientweather.com, website: http://www.prescientweather.com
Emanuele Di Lorenzo, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, edl@gatech.edu
Nick Bond, Res. Meteorologist, College of the Environment, Univ. of Washington, nab3met@u.washington.edu
Uma Bhatt, Univ. of AK Fairbanks, Geophysical Institute, Atmospheric Science, usbhatt@alaska.edu
Peter Bieniek, Univ. of AK Fairbanks, International Arctic Research Center Climatology, pbieniek@alaska.edu
John Walsh, Univ. of AK Fairbanks, Int. Arctic Res. Center Chief Scientist, jwalsh@iarc.uaf.edu
Russ Hopcroft, Univ. of AK Fairbanks, Institute of Marine Science, rrhopcroft@alaska.edu
Seth Danielson, Univ. of AK Fairbanks, Inst. of Marine Science, Physical Oceanography, sldanielson@alaska.edu
Jamal Moss, NOAA Marine Fisheries Biologist, Ecosystem Monitoring and Assessment, Auke Bay Labs, Jamal.Moss@noaa.gov
Olav Ormseth, NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science Center, olav.ormseth@noaa.gov
Kris Holdried, NOAA Oceanography, Gulf Watch, kris.holderied@noaa.gov
Scott Pegau, Oceaongraphy and Biology, Oil Spill Recovery Institute, wspegau@pwssc.org
Carol Janzen, AOOS Operations Director and Oceanographer, Blog Administrator janzen@aoos.org
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