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IPCC report is naming SOCAT

SOCAT version 6 is mentioned in the SROCC IPCC report.

Posted on September 26, 2019September 26, 2019

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DongYuanxuyuanxu dong@DongYuanxu·
28 Nov

Another paper on GRL about the bias in bulk air-sea CO2 flux estimates due to sea-ice melt: https://doi.org/10.1029/2021GL095266 Happy to discuss any question.

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JudithHauckJudith Hauck@JudithHauck·
25 Nov

Christian Rödenbeck (@MPI_BGC) expanded his observation-based estimate of the ocean carbon uptake back to 1958 and we use this to discuss how environmental drivers affect the CO2 flux between air and sea, now in open discussion @EGU_BioGeo : https://twitter.com/EGU_BioGeo/status/1460880180101189634

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Jens_D_MuellerJens Daniel Müller@Jens_D_Mueller·
23 Nov

New paper out: Honkanen et al. (2021) study the diurnal variability of pCO2 at a fixed site in the beautiful Archipelago Sea of Finland, and find that annual net CO2 fluxes can be biased by up to 12%, if only one regular measurement per day was used for the calculation.

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SOCAT_CO2SOCAT@SOCAT_CO2·
23 Nov

Yanjun Wang et al. develop a neural network-based assessment of carbon sinks in the Southern Ocean over a 20 year period:

https://doi.org/10.1109/JSTARS.2021.3066552

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SOCAT_CO2SOCAT@SOCAT_CO2·
18 Nov

Yuanxu Dong et al. explore uncertainties in eddy covariance air–sea CO₂ flux measurements and the implications for gas transfer velocity parameterisations

https://doi.org/10.5194/acp-21-8089-2021

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SOCAT_CO2SOCAT@SOCAT_CO2·
11 Nov

Shuang Qiu et al. find evidence for a hiatus in the increase of surface ocean pCO₂ in the equatorial Pacific.

https://doi.org/10.1029/2021GL093612

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ioccp_orgIOCCP@ioccp_org·
3 Nov

Towards a global strategy for monitoring of surface ocean CO2 - collaboration between #G7FSOI @EU4OceanObs & @ioccp_org presented at the @jpioceans workshop "Ocean Carbon Capacities: Identifying priorities for collaborative action."
https://www.eu4oceanobs.eu/surface-ocean-co2-monitoring/
@OceanRics @hood_maria

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wlkutschWerner Leo Kutsch@wlkutsch·
4 Nov

@Dorothee_Bakker presents the scientific approach to quantify the ocean #CO2 uptake. Unfortunately, many regions are not well covered with observations. #bluecarbon
@SOCAT_CO2 @ICOS_RI @OTCCO2 #COP26

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BjerknesBCCRBjerknessenteret@BjerknesBCCR·
4 Nov

Ocean Connections from the Arctic across the globe at #COP26 at 4pm GMT (in one hour). Prof. Noel Keenlyside @uib @TRIATLASproject will discuss the need for better ocean observations: https://youtu.be/fJ31QC4uIcw @nansenlegacy

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JudithHauckJudith Hauck@JudithHauck·
4 Nov

As the discussion on the ocean sink in this year's #carbonbudget @gcarbonproject is in full swing, let's see what we have:

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The estimated ocean CO2 sink was 3.0 ± 0.4 GtC in 2020 (average of GOBMs and data-products), a small increase of 0.02 GtC compared to 2019.

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