ADDING OXYGEN TO ARGO: DEVELOPING A GLOBAL IN-SITU OBSERVATORY FOR OCEAN DEOXYGENATION AND BIOGEOCHEMISTRY Nicolas Gruber (1), Scott C. Doney(2), Steven R. Emerson(3), Denis Gilbert(4), Taiyo Kobayashi(5), Arne Körtzing

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Date: 2016-04-05 04:56:04 Aquatic ecology Oceanography Oxygen Chemical oceanography Physical oceanography Argo Oxygen sensor Optode Profiling float World Ocean Circulation Experiment Ocean deoxygenation Anoxic event		ADDING OXYGEN TO ARGO: DEVELOPING A GLOBAL IN-SITU OBSERVATORY FOR OCEAN DEOXYGENATION AND BIOGEOCHEMISTRY Nicolas Gruber (1), Scott C. Doney(2), Steven R. Emerson(3), Denis Gilbert(4), Taiyo Kobayashi(5), Arne Körtzing Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ioccp.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 663,78 KB Share Document on Facebook

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