A13.5 2024 Cruise Participants Participating Institutions AOML PMEL CIMAS RSMAS CICOES UH LDEO WHOI UC Irvine UCSB UW Princeton ULB SIO NGI ESR TAMU U. Del UT Tyler U. Abomey Calavi NOAA - Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory NOAA - Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies/University of Miami Rosenstiel School [...]
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A13.5 2024 GO-SHIP/CO2 Repeat Hydrography Cruise Analyzing Decadal Changes in the Ocean’s Circulation and Uptake of Anthropogenic CO2 SCROLL TO LEARN MORE Chief Scientist: Zachary Erickson Co-Chief Scientist: Jesse Anderson Depart: Mindelo, Cape Verde on February 1, 2024 Arrive: Cape Town, South Africa on March 23, 2024 The A13.5 cruise is in the southeastern Atlantic [...]
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Air-Sea CO2 Flux Maps SCROLL TO LEARN MORE Creating Flux Maps - Approach The major goal of NOAA's Global Carbon Cycle Program (GCCP) is to quantify sources and sinks of carbon dioxide. One means of doing this is to determine the CO2 flux across the air-sea interface. The air-sea CO2 flux is defined as the [...]
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Research Highlights August 22, 2024State of the Climate in 2023 ReleasedDecember 6, 20232023 Global Carbon Budget Report Emphasizes Urgent Need to Reduce Global EmissionsSeptember 6, 2023State of the Climate in 2022 Report Released Research Interests The transfer of carbon dioxide across the air-water interface. Detecting changes in anthropogenic CO2 in the ocean and natural and [...]
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