High resolution in situ microsensor measurements of oxygen and temperature at a vesicomyid clam colony in the Japan Deep Sea Trench

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Hauptverfasser: Felden, Janine, Wenzhöfer, Frank
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author Felden, Janine
Wenzhöfer, Frank
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Wenzhöfer, Frank
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contents Oxygen penetration depth and temperature at the rim of the clam colony was measured with a small deep-sea microprofiler module (Treude et al., 2009), carrying 3 oxygen Clark-type microelectrodes (Revsbech et al., 1980) and one temperature sensor (Pt100, UST Umweltsensorentechnik GmbH, Germany). High-resolution microprofiles across the sediment-water interface were measured with a vertical resolution of 100 µm on a total length of 15 cm. Oxygen electrodes had a linear response to the oxygen concentration in seawater and were calibrated in situ using constant readings in the bottom water (oxygen concentration determined by Winkler titration) and the anoxic parts of the sediment.
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spellingShingle High resolution in situ microsensor measurements of oxygen and temperature at a vesicomyid clam colony in the Japan Deep Sea Trench
Felden, Janine
Wenzhöfer, Frank
6K-957-MP; Center for Marine Environmental Sciences; DEPTH, sediment/rock; MARUM; MICP; Microsensor profiler; Oxygen; Oxygen microsensor, Clark type (Revsbech & Jørgensen, 1986); Sanriku Escarpment in the Japan Trench; Temperature, in rock/sediment; Thermometer; YK06-05; Yokosuka
Oxygen penetration depth and temperature at the rim of the clam colony was measured with a small deep-sea microprofiler module (Treude et al., 2009), carrying 3 oxygen Clark-type microelectrodes (Revsbech et al., 1980) and one temperature sensor (Pt100, UST Umweltsensorentechnik GmbH, Germany). High-resolution microprofiles across the sediment-water interface were measured with a vertical resolution of 100 µm on a total length of 15 cm. Oxygen electrodes had a linear response to the oxygen concentration in seawater and were calibrated in situ using constant readings in the bottom water (oxygen concentration determined by Winkler titration) and the anoxic parts of the sediment.
title High resolution in situ microsensor measurements of oxygen and temperature at a vesicomyid clam colony in the Japan Deep Sea Trench
topic 6K-957-MP; Center for Marine Environmental Sciences; DEPTH, sediment/rock; MARUM; MICP; Microsensor profiler; Oxygen; Oxygen microsensor, Clark type (Revsbech & Jørgensen, 1986); Sanriku Escarpment in the Japan Trench; Temperature, in rock/sediment; Thermometer; YK06-05; Yokosuka
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.826601