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Surface Ocean CO₂ Atlas

Surface Ocean CO₂ Atlas

A Collection of Surface Ocean CO₂ Observations
Quality Controlled by the Science Community

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Upload and submit data

Detailed information on how to upload and submit data can be found in this document, or in the video below.

https://www.socat.info/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/SOCAT4_dashboard_general_tutorial.mp4

Quality control

The video below show how to quality control data. See also the  SOCAT Quality Control Cookbook for more information on how to quality control data.

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SOCAT_CO2SOCAT@SOCAT_CO2·
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Alice Lebéhot et al. reconcile the differences in North Atlantic surface CO₂ trends between models and observations.

https://t.co/6bMUwpAgim

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goa_onGOA-ON@goa_on·
15 Oct

A recording of the 4th webinar of the Communities of Ocean Action on Ocean Acidification, with presentations from Dr Peter Thor on Sweden's #OA monitoring program @SMHI and Dr Dorothee Bakker on @SOCAT_CO2, is now available online ⬇️
#OceanAcidification https://t.co/H1LCEZ8zer

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ESA_EOESA EarthObservation@ESA_EO·
8 Oct

Researchers have determined that #oceans are absorbing 3 Gigatonnes of atmospheric carbon dioxide a year, a lot more than previously thought. This increased rate of uptake however implies more rapid ocean acidification. Read more? https://t.co/7DKNSo07o4

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OceanSeaIceNPIOceans & Sea Ice NPI@OceanSeaIceNPI·
3 Oct

New paper by Chierici et al. @FrontMarineSci
shows continued ocean uptake of atmospheric CO2 in the #Arctic inflow region and north of Svalbard. This area is a net CO2 sink, partly due to the dissolution of calcium carbonate and phytoplankton production. https://t.co/Ydc3R7T0Oz

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SOLAS_IPOSOLAS@SOLAS_IPO·
23 Sep

SOLAS Announcement: Special Issue on Remote Sensing of Air-Sea Fluxes - https://t.co/mgyKrNPK9T

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SOCAT_CO2SOCAT@SOCAT_CO2·
25 Sep

The @IPCC_CH Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate published today: https://t.co/C5ePJ42WKc

#SOCAT and #GLODAP community efforts both used as sources.

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IPCC_CHIPCC@IPCC_CH·
21 Sep

#IPCC Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate #SROCC - the numbers behind the science #ClimateChange #GlobalGoals ➡️ https://t.co/ldXL7SpOpI
#climatechange #globalgoals #IPCC

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EMODnetEMODnet@EMODnet·
19 Sep

Professional data management, integrating + standardizing data is vital to bring data collection + user applications together and lay the foundation for fit-for-purpose products: Dick Schaap #OceanObs19 #EMODnet #SeaDataNet @CMEMS @EuroGOOS

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SOCAT_CO2SOCAT@SOCAT_CO2·
20 Sep

Do you know where your data are used? Do you know where they could be used?

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goa_onGOA-ON@goa_on·
18 Sep

Ocean acidification observations are progressing, as highlighted on our @goa_on data portal by @LibbyJewett during #OceanObs19. Do you have #OceanAcidification observation data? Add it to the GOA-ON data portal inventory via this form: https://t.co/cHGVDDtV71
@SOCAT_CO2 @OA_NOAA https://t.co/95foka0nQu

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Latest News

  • IPCC report is naming SOCAT September 26, 2019
  • v2019 Release June 18, 2019
  • New SOCAT Quality Control Cookbook available for version 7 January 16, 2019
  • Submit your data for SOCAT v7 now! November 6, 2018
  • V6 release June 19, 2018
  • About SOCAT
    • Publications
    • Presentations
    • Release Posters
    • Meetings
    • Credits
    • Groups
  • News
  • Data Access
    • Latest Version
    • Previous Versions
    • Data Submission and Quality Control
  • SOCAT Impact
    • Publications
    • Products
  • SOCAT Help
    • FAQ
    • Contact