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Influence of wave-induced variability on ocean carbon uptake

2024-10-21

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High-frequency wind speed and wave variability influence the air-sea CO2 flux by modulating the gas transfer velocity. Traditional gas transfer velocity formulations scale solely with wind speed and ignore wave activity, including wave breaking and bubble-mediated transfers. In this study, we quantify the effects of wave-induced spatiotemporal variability on the CO2 flux and the ocean carbon storage using a wind-w...

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Literature Corpus work: d831481a-0052-5fd8-a885-0b9ce5e9844d
DOI: 10.22541/au.172953926.60473414/v1

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