Continuous Antarctic Carbon monoxide (CO) record from Bryan Coast ice core from 1820 to 1995 CE

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Autores principales: Strawson, Ivo, Faïn, Xavier, Bauska, Thomas K, Muschitiello, Francesco, Vladimirova, Diana, Tetzner, Dieter, Humby, Jack, Thomas, Elizabeth R, Liu, Pengfei, Zhang, Bingqing, Grilli, Roberto, Rhodes, Rachael H
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author Strawson, Ivo
Faïn, Xavier
Bauska, Thomas K
Muschitiello, Francesco
Vladimirova, Diana
Tetzner, Dieter
Humby, Jack
Thomas, Elizabeth R
Liu, Pengfei
Zhang, Bingqing
Grilli, Roberto
Rhodes, Rachael H
author_facet Strawson, Ivo
Faïn, Xavier
Bauska, Thomas K
Muschitiello, Francesco
Vladimirova, Diana
Tetzner, Dieter
Humby, Jack
Thomas, Elizabeth R
Liu, Pengfei
Zhang, Bingqing
Grilli, Roberto
Rhodes, Rachael H
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Continuous ice core carbon monoxide (CO) mixing ratios are presented for three West Antarctic Cores (Jurassic, Bryan Coast, and Dyer Plateau). Data cover from 1820 CE to 1995 CE. For each core, data are presented integrated at 10-second intervals from an original acquisition rate of 4 Hz. Data were measured continuously utilising Optical Feedback Cavity Enhanced Spectroscopy connected to a continuous ice core melting system at the British Antarctic Survey. A smoothed spline composed of the bottom 5th percentile of each record is also presented. A percentile re-sampling method is required to remove the impact of in situ production. The spline is used to interpret Southern Hemisphere CO variability from the pre-industrial with a particular focus on biomass burning.
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spellingShingle Continuous Antarctic Carbon monoxide (CO) record from Bryan Coast ice core from 1820 to 1995 CE
Strawson, Ivo
Faïn, Xavier
Bauska, Thomas K
Muschitiello, Francesco
Vladimirova, Diana
Tetzner, Dieter
Humby, Jack
Thomas, Elizabeth R
Liu, Pengfei
Zhang, Bingqing
Grilli, Roberto
Rhodes, Rachael H
biomass burning; BryanCoast; carbon monoxide; Carbon monoxide; Carbon monoxide, uncertainty; Continuous Flow Analysis (CFA) coupled with laser spectroscopy detection (OF-CEAS); DEPTH, ice/snow; Gas age; Ice core; ICEDRILL; Ice drill; pre-industrial; Southern Hemisphere
Continuous ice core carbon monoxide (CO) mixing ratios are presented for three West Antarctic Cores (Jurassic, Bryan Coast, and Dyer Plateau). Data cover from 1820 CE to 1995 CE. For each core, data are presented integrated at 10-second intervals from an original acquisition rate of 4 Hz. Data were measured continuously utilising Optical Feedback Cavity Enhanced Spectroscopy connected to a continuous ice core melting system at the British Antarctic Survey. A smoothed spline composed of the bottom 5th percentile of each record is also presented. A percentile re-sampling method is required to remove the impact of in situ production. The spline is used to interpret Southern Hemisphere CO variability from the pre-industrial with a particular focus on biomass burning.
title Continuous Antarctic Carbon monoxide (CO) record from Bryan Coast ice core from 1820 to 1995 CE
topic biomass burning; BryanCoast; carbon monoxide; Carbon monoxide; Carbon monoxide, uncertainty; Continuous Flow Analysis (CFA) coupled with laser spectroscopy detection (OF-CEAS); DEPTH, ice/snow; Gas age; Ice core; ICEDRILL; Ice drill; pre-industrial; Southern Hemisphere
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.972510