Inorganic nutrients measured on water bottle samples from CTD Water-sampler system and ice cores during FAABulous project period (2015-2018)

The project "Future Algae Blooms" (FAABulous) was funded by the Norwegian Research Council under their OKOSYSTEM call in 2014, and runs from April 2015 until March 2020 (project nr. 243702). This project was intended to show how ongoing climate change will affect the development of algae b...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Hoppe, Clara Jule Marie, Wischnewski, Laura, Leu, Eva, Brown, Thomas A, Graeve, Martin, Wiktor, Jozef M, Verbiest, Sander, Kvernvik, Ane C
Format: Dataset
Language:English
Published: PANGAEA 2020
Subjects:
Artic
AWI Arctic Land Expedition
Colorimetric autoanalysis
Core
DATE/TIME
Depth
bottom/max
top/min
water
Event label
FAAB1509_VMF1-2
FAAB1509_VMF2
FAAB1605_VMF9
FAAB1606_VMF1
FAAB1606_VMF5
FAAB1606_VMF9
FAAB1607_VMF9
FAAB1608_VMF1
FAAB1608_VMF5
FAAB1608_VMF9
FAAB1701_VMF1
FAAB1701_VMF4
FAAB1701_VMF9
FAAB1702_VMFInner
FAAB1703_MS-2
FAAB1703_VMF1
FAAB1703_VMF3
FAAB1703_VMF5
FAAB1703_VMF9
FAAB1704_IM
FAAB1704_IS
FAAB1704_MS
FAAB1704_VMF1
FAAB1704_VMF1-2
FAAB1704_VMF1b
FAAB1704_VMF2
FAAB1704_VMF2-2
FAAB1704_VMF2b
FAAB1704_VMF4
FAAB1704_VMF5
FAAB1704_VMF9
FAAB1706_VMF4
FAAB1706_VMF9
FAAB1708_VMF1
FAAB1708_VMF4
FAAB1708_VMF9
FAABulous
FAABulous: Future Arctic Algae Blooms and their role in the context of climate change
Arctic
Arctic Ocean
Climate change
Sea ice
Online Access:https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.925007
https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.925007
Description
Summary:The project "Future Algae Blooms" (FAABulous) was funded by the Norwegian Research Council under their OKOSYSTEM call in 2014, and runs from April 2015 until March 2020 (project nr. 243702). This project was intended to show how ongoing climate change will affect the development of algae blooms in sea ice and water in a future Arctic ocean. The final results will consist of an amalgamation of (i) extensive field studies in two Arctic fjord systems with contrasting environmental characteristics, (ii) experiments to study the combined effect of increased light and CO2 on natural algae communities and single species, and (iii) developing models that allow us to study the relative importance (and joint effects) of different stress factors and the effect of these three processes on Arctic algal blooms in sea ice and water, with a special focus on the control of the onset and development of a bloom. Inorganic nutrients were measured in water samples and ice cores throughout the project period from 2015 to 2017.

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