High frequency pCO2 monitoring in the Mediterranean coastal waters
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Monitoring the Air-Sea pCO2 variability in the coastal areas is a priority
due to the effect of the biological and biogeochemistry process on this process. The
Northwestern Mediterranean Sea is an oligotrophic area in a semi-closed basin,
therefore the changes on the surface waters properties take place faster than in
other seas. This work focuses in the establishment of a pCO2 monitor system and
other related sensors at the OBSEA surface buoy.
due to the effect of the biological and biogeochemistry process on this process. The
Northwestern Mediterranean Sea is an oligotrophic area in a semi-closed basin,
therefore the changes on the surface waters properties take place faster than in
other seas. This work focuses in the establishment of a pCO2 monitor system and
other related sensors at the OBSEA surface buoy.
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Báez Hernández, Maite et al. «High frequency pCO2 monitoring in the Mediterranean coastal waters». Instrumentation viewpoint, 2016, núm. 19, https://raco.cat/index.php/Instrumentation/article/view/317868.
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