Analysis of oceanic suspended particulate matter in the western North Pacific using the complex amplitude sensor
Atsushi Yoshida,
Yutaka Tobo,
Kouji Adachi
et al.
Abstract:Oceanic suspended particulate matter (SPM) plays important roles in the coupling of climate and biogeochemical cycles via ocean–atmosphere interactions. However, methods for quantifying the properties of SPM in seawater have not yet been well established. Here we present the application of the recently developed complex amplitude sensor (CAS) for analyzing the complex forward-scattering amplitude of individual SPM (0.2–5.0 µm in diameter) obtained at depths of 0–100 m during a research cruise in the western No… Show more
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