Realization of an autonomous total alkalinity sensor for surface water applications
Total alkalinity (TA) is one of the four measurable parameters (TA, DIC, pH, pCO2) characterizing the carbonate system in seawater. TA is important for numerous research activities such as ocean acidification observation or carbon capture and storage (CCS) scenarios. Furthermore, TA gives precious i...
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ftoceanrep:oai:oceanrep.geomar.de:24649 2023-05-15T17:51:03+02:00 Realization of an autonomous total alkalinity sensor for surface water applications Aßmann, Steffen Frank, C. Fietzek, Peer Körtzinger, Arne Linke, Peter 2014 https://oceanrep.geomar.de/id/eprint/24649/ unknown Aßmann, S., Frank, C., Fietzek, P., Körtzinger, A. and Linke, P. (2014) Realization of an autonomous total alkalinity sensor for surface water applications. [Talk] In: Ocean Sciences Meeting 2014. , 23.-28.02.2014, Honululu, Hawaii, USA . Conference or Workshop Item NonPeerReviewed 2014 ftoceanrep 2023-04-07T15:13:27Z Total alkalinity (TA) is one of the four measurable parameters (TA, DIC, pH, pCO2) characterizing the carbonate system in seawater. TA is important for numerous research activities such as ocean acidification observation or carbon capture and storage (CCS) scenarios. Furthermore, TA gives precious information about many physical and biogeochemical processes such as dissolution or precipitation of calcium carbonate minerals, aerobic or anaerobic respiration as well as the mixing of water bodies. While autonomous sensors for pH and pCO2 are commercially available, there is none for TA yet that allows for measurements at sufficiently high spatial and temporal resolution. We present our latest development status of a robust and automated TA measuring system based on sample acidification and subsequent spectrophotometric pH determination. Measurement data is shown and discussed. We outline the next steps to be taken towards a fully automated, easy to use and commercially available system for discrete sample measurements and autonomous surface water applications. Conference Object Ocean acidification OceanRep (GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre für Ocean Research Kiel) |
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Total alkalinity (TA) is one of the four measurable parameters (TA, DIC, pH, pCO2) characterizing the carbonate system in seawater. TA is important for numerous research activities such as ocean acidification observation or carbon capture and storage (CCS) scenarios. Furthermore, TA gives precious information about many physical and biogeochemical processes such as dissolution or precipitation of calcium carbonate minerals, aerobic or anaerobic respiration as well as the mixing of water bodies. While autonomous sensors for pH and pCO2 are commercially available, there is none for TA yet that allows for measurements at sufficiently high spatial and temporal resolution. We present our latest development status of a robust and automated TA measuring system based on sample acidification and subsequent spectrophotometric pH determination. Measurement data is shown and discussed. We outline the next steps to be taken towards a fully automated, easy to use and commercially available system for discrete sample measurements and autonomous surface water applications. |
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Aßmann, Steffen Frank, C. Fietzek, Peer Körtzinger, Arne Linke, Peter Realization of an autonomous total alkalinity sensor for surface water applications |
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Realization of an autonomous total alkalinity sensor for surface water applications |
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Realization of an autonomous total alkalinity sensor for surface water applications |
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Realization of an autonomous total alkalinity sensor for surface water applications |
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Realization of an autonomous total alkalinity sensor for surface water applications |
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Realization of an autonomous total alkalinity sensor for surface water applications |
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realization of an autonomous total alkalinity sensor for surface water applications |
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Aßmann, S., Frank, C., Fietzek, P., Körtzinger, A. and Linke, P. (2014) Realization of an autonomous total alkalinity sensor for surface water applications. [Talk] In: Ocean Sciences Meeting 2014. , 23.-28.02.2014, Honululu, Hawaii, USA . |
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