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Working groups are usually formed of not more than 10 members to deliberate on a narrowly focused topic and develop a publication for the primary scientific literature. Their work is intended to be completed in 4 years or less. SCOR has sponsored—alone or with other organizations—137 working groups, including the current ones.
| Group | Title of Working Group | Chair/Co-chair | Reporter |
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| WG 111 | Coupling Waves, Currents, and Winds in Coastal Models |
Norden Huang (USA) Chris Mooers (USA) | Lawrence Mysak |
| WG 124 | Analyzing the Links Between Present Oceanic Processes and Paleo-Records (LINKS) (with IMAGES) |
Karin Lochte (Germany) Marie-Alexandrine Sicre (France) | John Compton |
| WG 125 | Global Comparisons of Zooplankton Time Series |
David Mackas (Canada) Hans Verheye (South Africa) | Annelies Pierrot-Bults |
| WG 127 | Thermodynamics and Equation of State of Seawater (with IAPSO) | Trevor McDougall (Australia) | Lawrence Mysak |
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WG 129 | Deep Ocean Exchanges with the Shelf (with IAPSO) |
John Johnson (UK) Piers Chapman (USA) | Lawrence Mysak |
| WG 130 | Automatic Plankton Visual Identification |
Mark Benfield (USA) Phil Culverhouse (UK) | Peter Burkill |
| WG 131 | The Legacy of in situ Iron Enrichment: Data Compilation and Modeling |
Philip Boyd (New Zealand) Dorothee Bakker (UK) | Mike MacCracken |
| WG 132 | Land-based Nutrient Pollution and the Relationship to Harmful Algal Blooms in Coastal Marine Systems (with LOICZ) |
Patricia Glibert (USA) Lex Bouwman (Netherlands) | Jorma Kuparinen |
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WG 133 |
Thomas Rossby (USA) Kuh Kim (Korea) | ||
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WG 134 |
Nianzhi JIAO (China-Beijing) Farooq Azam (USA) | ||
| WG 135 | Hydrothermal Energy Transfer and its Impact on the Ocean Carbon Cycles (with InterRidge) |
Christopher German (USA) Nadine Le Bris (France) | Missy Feeley |
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WG 136 |
Climatic Importance of the Greater Agulhas System (with WCRP and IAPSO) |
Lisa Beal (USA) Arne Biastoch (Germany) | |
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WG 137 |
Kedong Yin (Australia) Hans Paerl (USA) | ||
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