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Observing the seasonal cycle of pCO2 from autonomous pH measurements in the South Atlantic sector of the Southern Ocean
Global climate predictions hinge on our understanding of the global carbon cycle, and in particular, the role of the Southern Ocean (SO). Sea surface measurements across the SO are sparse and subject to temporal, spatial and seasonal biases. These biases arise from the inaccessibility of the SO due...
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Department of Oceanography
2022
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