Studies of the Seasonal Variability of Oxygen, Apparent Oxygen Utilization, and Chlorophyll-A in the Northeastern Part of the Black Sea in 2012

Kostyleva, A. V.; Мошаров, С. А.; Подымов, О. И.

doi:10.1134/s0001437022050101

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“…Carbon (C) sequestration in the Black Sea was assessed based on phytoplankton monitoring data in two stations (deep-waters and shelf) (Berseneva et al 2004) and PP values were simulated by a regional model based on satellite data (Finenko et al 2010). The average PP for the entire Black Sea basin (for the period 2000-2010) amounts to PP = 150gCm -2 y -1 (Black Sea area = 423,000 km 2 ).…”

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Turning the tide: how marine ecosystem-service assessments contribute to preserve healthy seas

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Turning the tide: how marine ecosystem-service assessments contribute to preserve healthy seas

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Internal Waves and Their Influence on Dissolved Oxygen Variability on the Gelendzhik Shelf of the Black Sea in Summer Time

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The paper presents field observations of internal waves at the Gelendzhik polygon from 14– 23 June 2023. The measurements were taken simultaneously on four moored thermochaines, installed at a depth of approximately 23 m. Currents were recorded, and the water column was vertically profiled with measurements of temperature, conductivity, and dissolved oxygen. Dissolved oxygen was recorded at a depth of 18 metres on one of the thermochains. The most intense short-period trains recorded after the strengthening of the alongshore north-western current are presented. The internal waves of the first and second modes are revealed. The main parameters of the observed internal waves are estimated. It is shown that near-inertial internal waves approaching the coastal zone contain colder and saltier water with reduced oxygen content. As a result, their approach leads to a 10 % drop in water oxygen saturation at the horizon. An example of the effect of short-period internal waves on dissolved oxygen content is presented.

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Studies of the Seasonal Variability of Oxygen, Apparent Oxygen Utilization, and Chlorophyll-A in the Northeastern Part of the Black Sea in 2012

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Turning the tide: how marine ecosystem-service assessments contribute to preserve healthy seas

Turning the tide: how marine ecosystem-service assessments contribute to preserve healthy seas

Internal Waves and Their Influence on Dissolved Oxygen Variability on the Gelendzhik Shelf of the Black Sea in Summer Time

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