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AAR-bloom

Understanding the Massive Phytoplankton Blooms over the Australian-Antarctic Ridge
NSF-OPP Award # 2135184

Cruise:
• Tentative cruise dates: Mid-December, 2024 - Mid-February, 2025

Data (some is password protected):
• Project Google Drive
• Satellite Images:
       Chlorophyll a / sea ice concentration:
            - Wide View - Monthly images
            - Wide View - Monthly images organized by month
            - Wide View - 8 Day images
            - Wide View - 8 Day images organized by 8 day period
            - Zoom View - Monthly images
            - Zoom View - Monthly images organized by month
            - Zoom View - 8 Day images
            - Zoom View - 8 Day images organized by 8 day period
       Sea level anomaly (Copernicus)/ sea ice concentration:
            - Wide View - Daily images
            - Wide View - Daily images organized by 1 day period
            - Wide View - Daily images (autoscaled Balleny region)
            - Wide View - Daily images organized by 1 day period (autoscaled Balleny region)

Publications:
• Vanegas Ledesma, A., L. N. Thomas. Under Review. Transport Pathways for Iron Supply to the Australian Antarctic Ridge Phytoplankton Bloom.
• Schine, C. M. S., J.-E. Lundstern, G. van Dijken, S. Sergi, K. R. Arrigo. Under Review. Earthquake activity and surface advection predict net primary production in a recurring bloom in the Southern Ocean.
• Schine, C., A.-C. Alderkamp, G. van Dijken, L. Gerringa, S. Sergi, P. Laan, H. van Haren, W. van de Poll, K. Arrigo. 2021. Massive Southern Ocean phytoplankton bloom fed by iron of possible hydrothermal origin. Nature Communications 12, 1211. doi:10.1038/s41467-021-21339-5.

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  Last updated: April 29, 2024