OAEPIIP

Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement Pelagic Impact Intercomparison Project

Any inquiries or to submit your OAEPIIP application, please send it to OAEPIIP@utas.edu.au.

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Principal InvestigatorAffiliationCountry (Region)Date of experimentStatus
Linn HoffmanUniversity of OtagoNew ZealandJun 2024 – Dec 2024
Mark HopwoodSouthern University of Science and TechnologyChinaDec 2024 – Aug 2025
Julie LaRocheDalhousie UniversityCanadaSept 2024 -Oct 2024
Marcos FontelaInstitute of Marine Research (IIM-CSIC)SpainMar 2025 – Jun 2025
Adam SubhasWoods Hole Oceanographic InstitutionUnited StateJan 2025 – Sept 2025
Giulia FaucherGEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung KielGermanyFeb 2025 – Oct 2025
Arvind SinghPhysical Research Laboratory (Ahmedabad)IndiaSept 2024 – Feb 2025
Natalia OsmaInstitute of Natural Science Alexander von Humboldt, University of Antofagasta (UA)
Millennium Institute of Oceanography (IMO), University of Concepción
ChileJan 2025 – Feb 2025
Maria SegoviaUniversity of MalagaSpain June 2024 – Sept 2025

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FAQS

How to submit OAEPIIP application?

To submit your OAEPIIP application, please download the form above and send it to OAEPIIP@utas.edu.au

What type of microcosm incubator will be used?

We will use Fermzilla 55L brewing tanks. These have been proven as useful and cost-efficient tool (Ferderer et al., 2022).

Can I do more than one OAEPIIP experiment?

Yes, it is achievable and would be a valuable addition to OAEPIIP.

You are welcome to do more than one OAEPIIP experiment. However, for now we will only provide funding for one experiment (~12000 US$) per group so that the funding is distributed as evenly among participants as possible. Should there be funding left at the end of the application deadline (15th of June) then we are happy to fund more than one experiment per group. Email us at OAEPIIP@utas.edu.au for more information.

Can equipment purchased via OAEPIIP be kept after the study?

Yes, all materials can be kept by the participating group.

The Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement Pelagic Impact Intercomparison Project (OAEPIIP) receives support from a varied group of funders with extensive backgrounds in marine carbon dioxide removal, climate change, research and development.