POLAR-CHANGE Cruise, RV Hespérides

The main objective of the POLAR CHANGE Antarctic expedition is to investigate the ocean-atmosphere interface and the cloud condensation nuclei generation under different scenarios. We investigate the role that marine microorganisms and sea-ice melting have in the primary and secondary marine aerosol generation. Online atmospheric measurements and in-situ lab experiments reproducing the ocean-atmosphere interface will provide data to understand nucleation events and the generation of clouds precursors

Oceanographic data acquired during the POLAR-CHANGE Cruise (29HE20230214) on board the Research Vessel Hespérides in 2023

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Temperature of the water column, Wind speed and direction, Wind strength and direction, Visible waveband radiance and irradiance measurements in the water column, Vertical spatial coordinates, Hesperides, Density of the water column, Oceanographic geographical features, Air temperature, Southwest Atlantic Ocean (20W), Air pressure, Research vessel, Punta Arenas, Solar Radiation, Chile, Atmospheric humidity, Date and time, Salinity of the water column

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