Ocean stratification and sea-ice cover in Barents and Kara seas modulate sea-air methane flux: satellite evidence ...
The diverse range of mechanisms driving the Arctic amplification are not completely understood and, moreover, the role of the greenhouse gas methane in Arctic warming remains unclear. Strong sources of methane at the ocean seabed in the Barents Sea and other polar regions are well documented. Nevert...
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ftdatacite:10.13016/m2sslu-st3i 2023-08-27T04:07:35+02:00 Ocean stratification and sea-ice cover in Barents and Kara seas modulate sea-air methane flux: satellite evidence ... Yurganov, Leonid N Carroll, Dustin Zhang, Hong 2020 https://dx.doi.org/10.13016/m2sslu-st3i http://mdsoar.org/handle/11603/19728 en eng AGU Pubication This item is likely protected under Title 17 of the U.S. Copyright Law. Unless on a Creative Commons license, for uses protected by Copyright Law, contact the copyright holder or the author. CreativeWork article 2020 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.13016/m2sslu-st3i 2023-08-07T14:24:23Z The diverse range of mechanisms driving the Arctic amplification are not completely understood and, moreover, the role of the greenhouse gas methane in Arctic warming remains unclear. Strong sources of methane at the ocean seabed in the Barents Sea and other polar regions are well documented. Nevertheless, those data suggest that negligible amounts of methane fluxed from the seabed enter the atmosphere, with roughly 90% of the methane consumed by bacteria. The observations are taken during summer, which is favorable for collecting data but also characterized by a strongly-stratified water column. In winter the stratification weakens and after a breakdown of the pycnocline, convection, storms, and turbulent diffusion can mix the full-depth water column in high latitudes.TheMixed Layer Depth (MLD) in the ice-free Central/Southern Barents Sea is deepening and the ocean-atmosphere methane exchange increases.. An additional barrier for the air-sea flux is seasonally and interannually variable sea-ice cover in ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Arctic Barents Sea Sea ice DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) Arctic Barents Sea |
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The diverse range of mechanisms driving the Arctic amplification are not completely understood and, moreover, the role of the greenhouse gas methane in Arctic warming remains unclear. Strong sources of methane at the ocean seabed in the Barents Sea and other polar regions are well documented. Nevertheless, those data suggest that negligible amounts of methane fluxed from the seabed enter the atmosphere, with roughly 90% of the methane consumed by bacteria. The observations are taken during summer, which is favorable for collecting data but also characterized by a strongly-stratified water column. In winter the stratification weakens and after a breakdown of the pycnocline, convection, storms, and turbulent diffusion can mix the full-depth water column in high latitudes.TheMixed Layer Depth (MLD) in the ice-free Central/Southern Barents Sea is deepening and the ocean-atmosphere methane exchange increases.. An additional barrier for the air-sea flux is seasonally and interannually variable sea-ice cover in ... |
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Yurganov, Leonid N Carroll, Dustin Zhang, Hong Ocean stratification and sea-ice cover in Barents and Kara seas modulate sea-air methane flux: satellite evidence ... |
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Ocean stratification and sea-ice cover in Barents and Kara seas modulate sea-air methane flux: satellite evidence ... |
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Ocean stratification and sea-ice cover in Barents and Kara seas modulate sea-air methane flux: satellite evidence ... |
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Ocean stratification and sea-ice cover in Barents and Kara seas modulate sea-air methane flux: satellite evidence ... |
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Ocean stratification and sea-ice cover in Barents and Kara seas modulate sea-air methane flux: satellite evidence ... |
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Ocean stratification and sea-ice cover in Barents and Kara seas modulate sea-air methane flux: satellite evidence ... |
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ocean stratification and sea-ice cover in barents and kara seas modulate sea-air methane flux: satellite evidence ... |
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