Gulf of Mexico coupled hydrodynamic-biogeochemical model (1km) results for 2021
NSF| Larval orientation, dispersal and connectivity in a brachyuran crab under ocean acidification and elevated temperature ,
NSF| RAPID: Waiting to Exhale: Quantifying Tropical Storm-Induced Increased Flux of Coastal Wetland Carbon into the Atmosphere? ,
NSF| Collaborative: INFEWS: U.S.-China: Synergistic Effects of Petroleum Production and Ocean Environmental Changes on Oyster Health
Ou, Yanda; Xue, Zuo;
Gulf of Mexico coupled hydrodynamic-biogeochemical model (1km) results for 2021
This dataset comprises daily numerical results for 2021, generated by a coupled hydrodynamic-biogeochemical model applied to the Gulf of Mexico. The model features a horizontal resolution of 1 km and 18 vertical sigma layers. The dataset includes 2D variables at the ocean surface, such as seawater salinity, temperature, pH, aragonite saturation rate, alkalinity concentration, total inorganic carbon concentration, partial pressure of carbon dioxide, and air-sea flux of carbon dioxide.
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NSF| Larval orientation, dispersal and connectivity in a brachyuran crab under ocean acidification and elevated temperature, NSF| RAPID: Waiting to Exhale: Quantifying Tropical Storm-Induced Increased Flux of Coastal Wetland Carbon into the Atmosphere?, NSF| Collaborative: INFEWS: U.S.-China: Synergistic Effects of Petroleum Production and Ocean Environmental Changes on Oyster Health