Regulation of CO2 by the sea in areas around Latin America in a context of climate change

Lutz, Vivian A.; Chidiak, M; Frouin, Robert; Negri, R. Martı́n; Dogliotti, Ana Inés; Santamaría-del-Ángel, Eduardo; Berghoff, Carla F.; Flores, José Isabel Cortés; Filipello, Cecilia; Astor, Yrene; Segura, Valeria; González-Silvera, Adriana; Escudero, Luis O.; Ledesma, Jesús; Ueyoshi, Kyozo; Silva, R I; Ruiz, Mariano M.; Cozzolino, Ezequiel; Allega, Lucrecia; Tan, Jing; Kampel, Milton

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“…AMT has enabled the acquisition of repeat measurements of several Essential Ocean Variables and other ecosystem parameters and rate processes at a resolution of ~160 km (over ~13000 km). In delivering these activities AMT has facilitated long-term collaborations with NASA and ESA for the calibration and validation of satellite ocean colour sensors; with the Western Channel Observatory (WCO) has records dating to the early 20 th and in recent decades has further evidenced climate related shifts in plankton communities alongside increases in temperature and ocean acidification (McEvoy et al, 2023); the Estación Permanente de Estudios Ambientale (EPEA) in the western South Atlantic has evidenced increases in chlorophyll associated with an increased proportion of small celled phytoplankton (Lutz et al, 2023). The AMT offers a unique and alternative approach by making repeat measurements along a transect which incorporates the latitudinal range of all these fixed-point stations.…”

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Editorial: The Atlantic Meridional Transect programme (1995-2023)

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Smyth,

Brotas

2024

Front. Mar. Sci.

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the UK Met-Office, NOC, NOAA, SOCCOM and University of Washington for ARGO and Bio-ARGO float deployment; and has maintained a long-term mooring in the South Atlantic Gyre (2009Gyre ( to 2023. AMT data is archived and managed by the British Oceanographic Data Centre (BODC), whilst key data are also directed to other focus specific databases (e.g. NASA SeaBASS, ESA OC-CCI, SOCAT, CDIAC, SeaDataNet).The generation of sustained observations of ocean biogeochemical variables is invaluable in monitoring ecosystem function and health during this period of rapid climate and environmental change. Globally there are a number of initiatives which aim to make repeated observations which include ship transects such as GO-SHIP and GEOTRACES and deployment of hydrodynamical and biogeochemical sensors as part of the ARGO programme. Examples of fixed point observations in the Atlantic include: The European Station for Time-Series in the Ocean (ESTOC) which has provided observations of the eastern sub-tropical Atlantic for more than twenty five years (Gonzaĺez-Davila and Santana-Casiano, 2023), the Bermuda Atlantic Time Series (BATS) in the western subtropical Atlantic, which, since 1988 has documented increases in temperature, ocean acidification and decreasing oxygen (Bates and Johnson, 2021); In the north-east Atlantic, Frontiers in Marine Science frontiersin.org 01

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