Ocean absorption of carbon dioxide

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influence absorption Increased absorption of carbon dioxide by the sea has a positive effect on the atmosphere, since it slows down the escalating greenhouse effect. However there are indications that increased absorption of carbon dioxide in the sea would change the pH value of the sea with a tendency Last updated:

Cruise report from R/V Aranda week 50, 2015

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The water temperature was slightly above normal throughout the study area. The concentrations of nutrients in surface water were normal for the season in the Skagerrak and the Kattegat. In the Baltic proper, concentrations of inorganic nitrogen (NO2 NO3) were at normal levels in the surface water Last updated:

SMHI and NILU develop system for easier collection of air quality data

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Collecting the Air Quality information from measurement instruments is an obvious need. However the proper management of such data is not obvious. Each country that aims to monitor the state of Air Quality relies on some usually complex IT systems. In addition, the EU members and pre Last updated:

Cruise report from R/V Argos week 24, 2007

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University of Göteborg (FRISBEE-project) was ended. The Skagerrak Surface water temperatures were much over normal. The temperature was 17.9°C at the outer part of the Å-transect and increased to 20.5oC at the coast in the south. The surface salinity was normal in the central Skagerrak (Å 17), 30 psu, while Last updated:

Cruise report from R/V Aranda week 42, 2019

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, the levels of nutrients were normal in the deep water and increased with reduced oxygen to the bottom. In the eastern Gotland Basin, the levels were mostly normal but clearly influenced by the variations between completely anoxic and weakly oxygenated water below the halocline. The levels of both DIN Last updated:

Cruise report from KBV001 Poseidon week 42, 2011

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Surface water temperatures as well as surface salinities were at normal levels for the season in the whole investigated area. Surface nutrient concentrations were mainly normal in most areas. Oxygen concentrations below 2 ml/l were found at depths exceeding 70-80 metres in the Baltic Proper, and at Last updated:

DEFROST

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DEFROST is part of the Top-level Research Initiative (TRI) and is one of the three Nordic Centres of Excellence that are funded within the sub-programme "Interactions between climate change and the cryosphere". The aim of DEFROST is to understand how climate change induced changes in the cryosphere Last updated:

Magnus Hieronymus

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developed a barotropic version of the ocean model NEMO-Nordic to use in sea level studies. Research Interests Ocean circulation, ocean thermodynamics and mixing Special competences Theoretical oceanography and numerical modelling Last updated:

Itzel Ruvalcaba Baroni

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ocean models at a regional (mainly Baltic Sea and North Sea), and at a global scale. My main interests are in understanding the nutrient cycling, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, oxygen and carbon, in both the water column and sediments in order to predict possible future changes in the Earth system due to Last updated:

A new approach to state the areas of oxygen deficits in the Baltic Sea

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Sediment and near bottom water oxygen data was evaluated to look for correspondence in anoxic conditions. The SGU and SMHI monitoring data showed high correlation, although the actual data tested proved to be few, coincidence in space was promising. The conclusion drawn from the evaluation is that …

 
Type: Report
Report Series: Oceanografi 95
Author: Ingemar Cato, Bertil Håkansson, Ola Hallberg, Bernt Kjellin, Pia Andersson, Cecilia Erlandsson, Johan Nyberg, Philip Axe
Published: Jan, 2016
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