Sea-ice biogeochemistry data collected during voyage 2 of the Aurora Australis in 2016-2017
We could not obtain the particulate Fe (PFe) for the station Mertz 3 due to the contamination of the tray where samples were placed (it fell open onto the ground) This data encompasses a set of biochemical parameter (iron, macronutrients, Chlorophyll-a, particulate organic matter and particulate exo...
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Online Access: | https://researchdata.edu.au/sea-ice-biogeochemistry-2016-2017/1443885 https://data.aad.gov.au/metadata/records/AAV2_seaice_BGC_2016 https://data.aad.gov.au/eds/5145/download https://data.aad.gov.au/aadc/metadata/citation.cfm?entry_id=AAV2_seaice_BGC_2016 |
Summary: | We could not obtain the particulate Fe (PFe) for the station Mertz 3 due to the contamination of the tray where samples were placed (it fell open onto the ground) This data encompasses a set of biochemical parameter (iron, macronutrients, Chlorophyll-a, particulate organic matter and particulate exopolysaccharides) measured within East Antarctic first-year land-fast and pack sea ice from nine stations sampled along the Wilkes Land and King George V Land Coast during austral mid-late summer 2016/17. This dataset supports the manuscript entitled "Iron distribution in East Antarctic summer sea ice: a potential contribution from glacial basal melt." to be submitted to the Journal of Geophysical Research on Jan/2020 by Luis Paulo Duprat and co-authors. This dataset describes the basis of the iron biogeochemistry (both in the dissolved and particulate fraction) and other key biological parameters within first-year sea ice. It enlarges the present body of sea-ice biogeochemical data obtained from coring and could further be used for modelling purposes. |
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