BUILDING UNIQUE COLLABORATIVE GLOBAL MARINE CO₂ OBSERVATORIES

The NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory (PMEL) carbon program has made sustained investments over the last two decades in equipment development, autonomous sampling, and virtual support that undergird the global carbon observing infrastructure. As a result, the program plays an integral rol...

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Published in:Oceanography (Washington, D.C.) D.C.), 2023-10, Vol.36 (2/3), p.156-157
Main Authors: Musielewicz, Sylvia, Osborne, John, Jones, Stacy Maenner, Battisti, Roman, Dougherty, Sean, Bott, Randy
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Acidification
Buoys
Carbon
Carbon dioxide
Collaboration
Data quality control
Marine environment
Moored buoys
Ocean acidification
Oceans
Quality control
Ships
SIDEBAR
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Carbon dioxide
Collaboration
Data quality control
Marine environment
Moored buoys
Ocean acidification
Oceans
Quality control
Ships
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