Continuous measurement of carbon dioxid partial pressure in seawater in the region of the Iceland-Faroe Ridge (Table 1)

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author Rudolf, Werner
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contents During the 14th expedition of the research vessel "Meteor" from the 2nd of July to the 7th of August 1968 continously recording instruments for measuring the CO2 partial pressure of seawater and atmospheric CO2 were developped by the Meteorological Institute, University of Frankfurt/M. During the Faroer expedition instrumental constants, such as relative and absolute accuracy, inertia and solvent power were tested. The performance of discontinous analyses of water samples was adopted to shipboard conditiones and correction factors depending on water volume, depth of sampling and water temperature were measured. After having computed average values of the continous records (atmosp. CO2 content, CO2 partial pressure, water temperature) geographical distribution, diurnal variation and dependence of diurnal averages were tested. At four different locations CO2 partial pressure was measured in various depths. During the voyage from the Faroer islands to Helgoland the measured concentrations of atmospheric CO2 content and CO2 partial pressure were tested with respect to a correlation of the geographical latitude.
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spellingShingle Continuous measurement of carbon dioxid partial pressure in seawater in the region of the Iceland-Faroe Ridge (Table 1)
Rudolf, Werner
Carbon dioxide; CT; DATE/TIME; DEPTH, water; LATITUDE; LONGITUDE; M14; M14-track; Meteor (1964); Underway cruise track measurements
During the 14th expedition of the research vessel "Meteor" from the 2nd of July to the 7th of August 1968 continously recording instruments for measuring the CO2 partial pressure of seawater and atmospheric CO2 were developped by the Meteorological Institute, University of Frankfurt/M. During the Faroer expedition instrumental constants, such as relative and absolute accuracy, inertia and solvent power were tested. The performance of discontinous analyses of water samples was adopted to shipboard conditiones and correction factors depending on water volume, depth of sampling and water temperature were measured. After having computed average values of the continous records (atmosp. CO2 content, CO2 partial pressure, water temperature) geographical distribution, diurnal variation and dependence of diurnal averages were tested. At four different locations CO2 partial pressure was measured in various depths. During the voyage from the Faroer islands to Helgoland the measured concentrations of atmospheric CO2 content and CO2 partial pressure were tested with respect to a correlation of the geographical latitude.
title Continuous measurement of carbon dioxid partial pressure in seawater in the region of the Iceland-Faroe Ridge (Table 1)
topic Carbon dioxide; CT; DATE/TIME; DEPTH, water; LATITUDE; LONGITUDE; M14; M14-track; Meteor (1964); Underway cruise track measurements
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.666157