What is it about?
Based on the developed algorithms blooms of E. huxley i in sub polar and polar seas were detected, quantitatively assessed from satellite data. Production of inorganic carbon was numerically assessed for a period of 18 years and spat-temporal variations of this variable were obtained
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Why is it important?
Production by coccolithophores of inorganic carbon is bound to change the balance of carbon in marine water and thus affect the ecological conditions in the areas of E.huxleyi blooms
Perspectives
Planning to extend this work for the entire northern hemisphere
DMITRY POZDNYAKOV
NANSEN INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND REMOTE SENSING CENTRE
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This page is a summary of: Particulate inorganic carbon production within E. huxleyi blooms in subpolar and polar seas: a satellite time series study (1998–2013), International Journal of Remote Sensing, July 2017, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1080/01431161.2017.1350304.
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