Improvements to float biogeochemical observations
Funded projects:
Section titled “Funded projects:”Current:
Section titled “Current:”Integration of models and observations across scales (InMOS): A novel data synthesis framework for diagnosing the coupled cycles of ocean carbon, oxygen, and heat – Schmidt Sciences
Section titled “Integration of models and observations across scales (InMOS): A novel data synthesis framework for diagnosing the coupled cycles of ocean carbon, oxygen, and heat – Schmidt Sciences”Group members involved: Guo, Bajon
Collaborators: T. DeVries (UC Santa Barbara), co-Lead PI: R. Keeling (Scripps Institution of Oceanography), Modeling Lead: L. Resplandy (Princeton University), L. Zanna (NYU), P. Landschu ̈tzer (Flanders Marine Insti- tute), P. Hassanzadeh (U. Chicago), C. Ro ̈denbeck (Max Planck Institute-Jena), C. Labuschagne (South African Weather Service), F. Primeau (UC Irvine), H. Graven (Imperial College).
SOCCOM3: Science to predict the future of the Southern Ocean and its global impacts – NSF
Section titled “SOCCOM3: Science to predict the future of the Southern Ocean and its global impacts – NSF”Group members involved: Current: Nachod, Addey, Morris. Past: McClish, König, Jutras
Collaborators: PI L. Talley, S. Purkey (Scripps Institution of Oceanography). J. Russell (University of Arizona), K. Johnson, Y. Takeshita, (Monterey Bay Aquarium Re- search Institute), O. Schofield (Rutgers University), S. Riser, A. Gray (University of Washington)
Advancing satellite-constrained modeled air-sea CO2 fluxes with a focus on the strength of the Southern Ocean carbon sink – NASA
Section titled “Advancing satellite-constrained modeled air-sea CO2 fluxes with a focus on the strength of the Southern Ocean carbon sink – NASA”Collaborators: L. Arteaga (NASA/ University of Maryland Baltimore County), Co-I C. Rousseaux (NASA Goddard), Collaborator L. Ott (NASA Goddard)
Group members involved: Bajon
Collaborative Research: Physical and biological controls on ocean carbon and oxygen uptake in the Western North Pacific – NSF
Section titled “Collaborative Research: Physical and biological controls on ocean carbon and oxygen uptake in the Western North Pacific – NSF”Group members involved: Charles Addey, Luna Ogando, Jenny Joy Macatumbas
Collaborators: M. Manizza, I. Cerovečki (Scripps Institution of Oceanography)
Quantifying the role of mode and intermediate waters in Southern Ocean car- bon fluxes through the use of profiling floats, satellite observations, and a state estimate – NASA
Section titled “Quantifying the role of mode and intermediate waters in Southern Ocean car- bon fluxes through the use of profiling floats, satellite observations, and a state estimate – NASA”Group members involved: Daniela König, Mathilde Jutras
Collaborators: I. Cerovečki (Scripps Institution of Oceanography)
Biogeochemical Argo synthesis products of oxygen, nitrate, and pH for increased community utilization of autonomous profiling observations – NOAA
Section titled “Biogeochemical Argo synthesis products of oxygen, nitrate, and pH for increased community utilization of autonomous profiling observations – NOAA”Group members involved: Zachary Nachod, plus the entire group for joint work on outlier detection
Collaborators: N. Williams (University of South Florida), A. Fassbender (NOAA- PMEL)
Characterizing the impact of seasonal sea ice on phytoplankton blooms and net community production with integrated satellite and biogeochemical profiling float observations – NASA
Section titled “Characterizing the impact of seasonal sea ice on phytoplankton blooms and net community production with integrated satellite and biogeochemical profiling float observations – NASA”Group members involved: FINESST Award to Shannon McClish
Determination of the Relationship between primary Production and Net Community Production in Southern Ocean through the use of profiling floats, satellite data, and ecosystem models – NASA
Section titled “Determination of the Relationship between primary Production and Net Community Production in Southern Ocean through the use of profiling floats, satellite data, and ecosystem models – NASA”Collaborators: Jorge Sarmiento (Princeton University), L. Arteaga (NASA/ University of Maryland Baltimore County)