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Mark A. Moline

Maxwell P and Mildred H Harrington Professor of Marine Studies

University of Delaware

Affiliations

College of Earth, Ocean & Environment

School of Marine Science & Policy

Mark A. Moline is currently serving as a College Of Earth, Ocean & Environment Maxwell P and Mildred H Harrington Professor of Marine Studies at University of Delaware.

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Mark A. Moline

University of Delaware

Maxwell P and Mildred H Harrington Professor of Marine Studies

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oceanography marine biology environmental science ecology marine ecology earth science physical oceanography geophysical research ocean sciences phytoplankton ecology bioluminescence planetary sciences geophysics coastal research operational oceanography biological oceanography marine environments remote sensing oceanic science avian biology oceanographic research bloom ecology acoustical oceanography climate change atmospheric science underwater technologies limnology optical engineering robotics environmental monitoring continental shelf research zoology ocean modelling optical remote sensing polar night marine engineering fish biology ocean engineering continental shelf palmer lter cryosphere animal behavior algal biology chemical oceanography primary production autonomous underwater vehicle coastal ocean atmospheric research field robotics plant science phycology object tracking zooplankton ecology predator-prey interactions coral reefs wildlife ecology foraging bioacoustics phytoplankton communities climate change adaptation environmental biology deep sea tracking systems underwater vehicles tidal zone antarctic peninsula arctic polar night harmful algal blooms optical monitoring phytoplankton community structure coastal environments autonomous underwater vehicles tagged leopard shark bio-optical properties barents sea coastal zone ocean physics harmful algae

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Comparisons of Underwater Light From Atmospheric and Mechanically Stimulated Bioluminescence Sources in High Arctic Polar Night. Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans (2024)

Igor ShulmanJonathan H. CohenStephanie AndersonBradley PentaMark A. Moline

oceanographyphysical oceanographyatmospheric sciencegeophysicsenvironmental scienceunderwater lightbioluminescenceoceanic scienceplanetary sciencesgeophysical research

Documenting the First Three U.S. Aircraft Discovered in Truk Lagoon From Operation Hailstone (February, 1944). Journal of Maritime Archaeology (2024)

Mark A. MolineColin ColbournAndrew PietruszkaDan DavisErik WhiteMathew W. BreeceLeila CharacterEric TerrillRobert Hess

truk lagoonoperation hailstoneaircraftarchaeologyarchaeological recordaerospace engineering

Bioluminescence Potential During Polar Night: Impact of Behavioral Light Sensitivity and Water Mass Pathways. Ocean Dynamics (2022)

Igor ShulmanJonathan H. CohenMark A. MolineStephanie AndersonE. Joseph MetzgerBradley Penta

behavioral light sensitivityoceanographypolar nightbioluminescence potentialwater mass pathwaysmarine biologyecology

Modeling Studies of the Bioluminescence Potential Dynamics in a High Arctic Fjord During Polar Night. Ocean Dynamics (2021)

Igor ShulmanJonathan H. CohenMark A. MolineStephanie AndersonE. Joseph MetzgerClark Rowley

oceanographyphysical oceanographybioluminescence potential dynamicspolar nightocean modellinghigh arctic fjordbioluminescencemarine biologyenvironmental modellingplanetary sciences

Vertical Migration Timing Illuminates the Importance of Visual and Nonvisual Predation Pressure in the Mesopelagic Zone. Limnology and Oceanography (2021)

Kelly J. Benoit‐BirdMark A. Moline

oceanographyvertical migration timingphysical oceanographylimnologymesopelagic zonemarine biologyecology

Bioluminescence Potential Modeling During Polar Night in the Arctic: Impact of Advection Versus Local Sources. Ocean Dynamics (2020)

Igor ShulmanMark A. MolineJonathan H. CohenStephanie AndersonE. Joseph MetzgerClark Rowley

oceanographybioluminescence potential modelingpolar nightlocal sourcesbioluminescenceecology

Dynamics of Bioluminescence Potential and Physical, Bio‐Optical Properties on the Shelf and Shelf‐Slope of Delaware Bay. Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans (2020)

Igor ShulmanBradley PentaStephanie AndersonMark A. MolineMatthew J. OliverJonathan H. CohenKatherine Hudson

oceanographyearth sciencephysical oceanographyoceanic sciencegeophysicsocean sciencesdelaware bayenvironmental sciencebioluminescence potentialcoastal researchmarine ecologymarine environmentsmarine biologyecologybio-optical propertiesbiological oceanographygeophysical research

Light in the Polar Night. Advances in polar ecology (2020)

Jonathan H. CohenJørgen BergeMark A. MolineGeir JohnsenArtur P. Zolich

marine biologyecologypolar night

Quantifying Deep‐Sea Predator–Prey Dynamics: Implications of Biological Heterogeneity for Beaked Whale Conservation. Journal of Applied Ecology (2019)

Brandon L. SouthallKelly J. Benoit‐BirdMark A. MolineDavid Moretti

wildlife ecologybeaked whale conservationoceanographydeep-sea predator-prey dynamicspredator-prey interactionsapplied ecologymarine ecologymarine biologyecologydeep seabiological heterogeneityconservation biology

The Advective Origin of an Under-Ice Spring Bloom in the Arctic Ocean Using Multiple Observational Platforms. Polar Biology (2018)

Geir JohnsenMarit NorliMark MolineIan RobbinsCecilie von QuillfeldtKai SørensenFinlo CottierJørgen Berge

under-ice spring bloomoceanographyearth scienceenvironmental scienceadvective origincryospheremarine biologymultiple observational platformsplanetary sciencesarctic ocean

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Mark A. Moline

Maxwell P and Mildred H Harrington Professor of Marine Studies

University of Delaware

Affiliations

College of Earth, Ocean & Environment

School of Marine Science & Policy

Mark A. Moline is currently serving as a College Of Earth, Ocean & Environment Maxwell P and Mildred H Harrington Professor of Marine Studies at University of Delaware.

Honors

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Experiences

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Mark A. Moline

University of Delaware

Maxwell P and Mildred H Harrington Professor of Marine Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Comparisons of Underwater Light From Atmospheric and Mechanically Stimulated Bioluminescence Sources in High Arctic Polar Night. Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans (2024)

Igor ShulmanJonathan H. CohenStephanie AndersonBradley PentaMark A. Moline

oceanographyphysical oceanographyatmospheric sciencegeophysicsenvironmental scienceunderwater lightbioluminescenceoceanic scienceplanetary sciencesgeophysical research

Documenting the First Three U.S. Aircraft Discovered in Truk Lagoon From Operation Hailstone (February, 1944). Journal of Maritime Archaeology (2024)

Mark A. MolineColin ColbournAndrew PietruszkaDan DavisErik WhiteMathew W. BreeceLeila CharacterEric TerrillRobert Hess

truk lagoonoperation hailstoneaircraftarchaeologyarchaeological recordaerospace engineering

Bioluminescence Potential During Polar Night: Impact of Behavioral Light Sensitivity and Water Mass Pathways. Ocean Dynamics (2022)

Igor ShulmanJonathan H. CohenMark A. MolineStephanie AndersonE. Joseph MetzgerBradley Penta

behavioral light sensitivityoceanographypolar nightbioluminescence potentialwater mass pathwaysmarine biologyecology

Modeling Studies of the Bioluminescence Potential Dynamics in a High Arctic Fjord During Polar Night. Ocean Dynamics (2021)

Igor ShulmanJonathan H. CohenMark A. MolineStephanie AndersonE. Joseph MetzgerClark Rowley

oceanographyphysical oceanographybioluminescence potential dynamicspolar nightocean modellinghigh arctic fjordbioluminescencemarine biologyenvironmental modellingplanetary sciences

Vertical Migration Timing Illuminates the Importance of Visual and Nonvisual Predation Pressure in the Mesopelagic Zone. Limnology and Oceanography (2021)

Kelly J. Benoit‐BirdMark A. Moline

oceanographyvertical migration timingphysical oceanographylimnologymesopelagic zonemarine biologyecology

Bioluminescence Potential Modeling During Polar Night in the Arctic: Impact of Advection Versus Local Sources. Ocean Dynamics (2020)

Igor ShulmanMark A. MolineJonathan H. CohenStephanie AndersonE. Joseph MetzgerClark Rowley

oceanographybioluminescence potential modelingpolar nightlocal sourcesbioluminescenceecology

Dynamics of Bioluminescence Potential and Physical, Bio‐Optical Properties on the Shelf and Shelf‐Slope of Delaware Bay. Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans (2020)

Igor ShulmanBradley PentaStephanie AndersonMark A. MolineMatthew J. OliverJonathan H. CohenKatherine Hudson

Light in the Polar Night. Advances in polar ecology (2020)

Jonathan H. CohenJørgen BergeMark A. MolineGeir JohnsenArtur P. Zolich

marine biologyecologypolar night

Quantifying Deep‐Sea Predator–Prey Dynamics: Implications of Biological Heterogeneity for Beaked Whale Conservation. Journal of Applied Ecology (2019)

Brandon L. SouthallKelly J. Benoit‐BirdMark A. MolineDavid Moretti

The Advective Origin of an Under-Ice Spring Bloom in the Arctic Ocean Using Multiple Observational Platforms. Polar Biology (2018)

Geir JohnsenMarit NorliMark MolineIan RobbinsCecilie von QuillfeldtKai SørensenFinlo CottierJørgen Berge

under-ice spring bloomoceanographyearth scienceenvironmental scienceadvective origincryospheremarine biologymultiple observational platformsplanetary sciencesarctic ocean

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