List of public deliverables 3rd period (month 37-48)

D2.8 Report to scientists and policy-makers on how paleoceanographic results on ocean acidification enable an improved simulation of the future evolution of the Earth system

Due month: 48 Responsible scientist: Jelle Bijma

D4.5 Determination of external pH effects on intracellular pH homeostasis and calcification at the single cell level in different coccolithophore species and on calcification in coccolithophores, foraminifera, pteropods, corals, and bivalves (PDF)

Due month: 42 Responsible scientist: Colin Brownlee

D4.7 Provide a set of genetic and proteomic markers to diagnose and forecast changes in marine calcification

Due month: 48 Responsible scientist: Colomban de Vargas

D6.6 Conceptual model of mechanisms and potential for acclimation and adaptation

Due month: 48 Responsible scientist: Hans-Otto Pörtner

D6.7 Contribution to mechanism-based model of OA effects at ecosystem level (linking to WP7, 9)

Due month: 48 Responsible scientist: Uwe Piatkowski, Frank Sommer

D7.5 Effect of pH on bioturbating organisms and benthic nitrogen cycling and respiration

Due month: 42 Responsible scientist: Steve Widdicombe

D7.6 Identification of non-linear responses of heterotrophic processes and benthic nitrogen cycling towards CO2/pH changes, link with WP9 and WP13

Due month: 39 Responsible scientist: Jack Middelburg

D9.5 Improved model formulation for pH sensitive processes that can be used in Earth-system models

Due month: 40 Responsible scientist: Andreas Oschlies

D9.6 Uncertainty analysis of ecosystem response to changes in pH and covarying factors

Due month: 48 Responsible scientist: Andreas Oschlies

D10.5 Report assessing hot spots, thresholds, and uncertainties in terms of simulated future pH and carbonate saturation states completed and provided to WP13 (PDF)

Due month: 42 Responsible scientist: Fortunat Joos

D12.3 Potential future thresholds that may result from synergistic effects of simultaneous changes in ocean biogeochemical and ecosystem processes, report provided to WP13

Due month: 42 Responsible scientist: Fortunat Joos

D12.4 Evolution of ocean acidification and climate as well as uncertainties across selected emission scenarios considered by IPCC WG-III for IPCC’s 4th Assessment Report

Due month: 48 Responsible scient ist: Christoph Heinze

D12.5 Final model output archive made available to the public after quality control

Due month: 48 Responsible scientist: Laurent Bopp

D13.9 “Strawman” report of potential thresholds, new states, risks to the marine environment and potential feedback to climate and associated uncertainties, probabilities and thresholds associated with CO2 emission and stabilization scenarios (PDF)

Due month: 38 Responsible scientist: Carol Turley

D13.10 Final report synthesising identified thresholds, new states, risks to the marine environment and potential feedback to climate and associated uncertainties, probabilities and thresholds with emphasis on IPCC FAR mitigation and non-mitigation scenarios and pathways to CO2 stabilisation

Due month: 48 Responsible scientist: Carol Turley

D14.3 Information for policy makers and other stakeholders made accessible in the form of brochures and digital material (on CD or pen drive) of key facts and findings.

Due month: 45 Responsible scientist: Carol Turley

Due month: 48 Responsible scientist: Lina Hansson, Jean-Pierre Gattuso

D15.5 Final databases of EPOCA observations; final databases of EPOCA model simulations

Due month: 48 Responsible scientist: Anne-Marin Nisumaa