Large scale hydrogeochemical and isotopic observations in the Baltic Sea system.
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| author | McKenzie, Tristan Majtényi-Hill, Claudia Henriksson, Linnea Ljungberg, Wilma Reithmaier, Gloria M S Cotovicz, Luiz C Lencina-Avila, Jannine M Mitschke, Nico Böttcher, Michael Ernst Szymczycha, Beata Ulfsbo, Adam Tomer, Aprajita S Cardis, Tibaud Hall, Per O J Holloway, Ceylena Rodriguez-Puig, Júlia Börjesson, Solveig Yau, Yvonne Y Y Zhao, Shibin Cheung, Henry L S Bonaglia, Stefano Politi, Tobia Zetterholm, Linda Verbücheln, Nicolai Schmiedinger, Iris Rehder, Gregor Dittmar, Thorsten Tysklind, Mats Inostroza, Pedro A Tronholm, Ana Santos, Isaac R |
| author_facet | McKenzie, Tristan Majtényi-Hill, Claudia Henriksson, Linnea Ljungberg, Wilma Reithmaier, Gloria M S Cotovicz, Luiz C Lencina-Avila, Jannine M Mitschke, Nico Böttcher, Michael Ernst Szymczycha, Beata Ulfsbo, Adam Tomer, Aprajita S Cardis, Tibaud Hall, Per O J Holloway, Ceylena Rodriguez-Puig, Júlia Börjesson, Solveig Yau, Yvonne Y Y Zhao, Shibin Cheung, Henry L S Bonaglia, Stefano Politi, Tobia Zetterholm, Linda Verbücheln, Nicolai Schmiedinger, Iris Rehder, Gregor Dittmar, Thorsten Tysklind, Mats Inostroza, Pedro A Tronholm, Ana Santos, Isaac R McKenzie, Tristan Majtényi-Hill, Claudia Henriksson, Linnea Ljungberg, Wilma Reithmaier, Gloria M S Cotovicz, Luiz C Lencina-Avila, Jannine M Mitschke, Nico Böttcher, Michael Ernst Szymczycha, Beata Ulfsbo, Adam Tomer, Aprajita S Cardis, Tibaud Hall, Per O J Holloway, Ceylena Rodriguez-Puig, Júlia Börjesson, Solveig Yau, Yvonne Y Y Zhao, Shibin Cheung, Henry L S Bonaglia, Stefano Politi, Tobia Zetterholm, Linda Verbücheln, Nicolai Schmiedinger, Iris Rehder, Gregor Dittmar, Thorsten Tysklind, Mats Inostroza, Pedro A Tronholm, Ana Santos, Isaac R |
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| contents | Large scale hydrogeochemical and isotopic observations in the Baltic Sea system. McKenzie, Tristan Majtényi-Hill, Claudia Henriksson, Linnea Ljungberg, Wilma Reithmaier, Gloria M S Cotovicz, Luiz C Lencina-Avila, Jannine M Mitschke, Nico Böttcher, Michael Ernst Szymczycha, Beata Ulfsbo, Adam Tomer, Aprajita S Cardis, Tibaud Hall, Per O J Holloway, Ceylena Rodriguez-Puig, Júlia Börjesson, Solveig Yau, Yvonne Y Y Zhao, Shibin Cheung, Henry L S Bonaglia, Stefano Politi, Tobia Zetterholm, Linda Verbücheln, Nicolai Schmiedinger, Iris Rehder, Gregor Dittmar, Thorsten Tysklind, Mats Inostroza, Pedro A Tronholm, Ana Santos, Isaac R We report hydrogeochemical and isotopic observations across the Baltic Sea from two research expeditions: (1) a ~5000 km cruise-track onboard the R/V Skagerak in 2023 and (2) a land-based sampling for terrestrial endmembers in 2024. The ship-based observations include continuous monitoring of hydrographic parameters, pH, and Rn in surface water. In addition, we collected 542 discrete samples from the water column, vertical profiles (n = 69 stations), and meteorological data. Land observations include discrete samples from beach groundwater (n = 77), nearshore surface water (n = 47), and rivers close to the coastline (n = 46). Discrete samples were analyzed for short-lived radium isotopes, nutrients, dissolved organic and inorganic carbon, total dissolved nitrogen, total alkalinity, methane, and stable isotopes (δO, δH, δC, δC, δC). Data products include seven open-access files. This dataset forms the deposit for upcoming original research publications. This dataset will also be valuable to researchers interested in the hydrogeochemistry of coastal seas, like the Baltic Sea, and more generally interested in submarine groundwater discharge and estuarine biogeochemistry. |
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| spellingShingle | Large scale hydrogeochemical and isotopic observations in the Baltic Sea system. McKenzie, Tristan Majtényi-Hill, Claudia Henriksson, Linnea Ljungberg, Wilma Reithmaier, Gloria M S Cotovicz, Luiz C Lencina-Avila, Jannine M Mitschke, Nico Böttcher, Michael Ernst Szymczycha, Beata Ulfsbo, Adam Tomer, Aprajita S Cardis, Tibaud Hall, Per O J Holloway, Ceylena Rodriguez-Puig, Júlia Börjesson, Solveig Yau, Yvonne Y Y Zhao, Shibin Cheung, Henry L S Bonaglia, Stefano Politi, Tobia Zetterholm, Linda Verbücheln, Nicolai Schmiedinger, Iris Rehder, Gregor Dittmar, Thorsten Tysklind, Mats Inostroza, Pedro A Tronholm, Ana Santos, Isaac R Large scale hydrogeochemical and isotopic observations in the Baltic Sea system. McKenzie, Tristan Majtényi-Hill, Claudia Henriksson, Linnea Ljungberg, Wilma Reithmaier, Gloria M S Cotovicz, Luiz C Lencina-Avila, Jannine M Mitschke, Nico Böttcher, Michael Ernst Szymczycha, Beata Ulfsbo, Adam Tomer, Aprajita S Cardis, Tibaud Hall, Per O J Holloway, Ceylena Rodriguez-Puig, Júlia Börjesson, Solveig Yau, Yvonne Y Y Zhao, Shibin Cheung, Henry L S Bonaglia, Stefano Politi, Tobia Zetterholm, Linda Verbücheln, Nicolai Schmiedinger, Iris Rehder, Gregor Dittmar, Thorsten Tysklind, Mats Inostroza, Pedro A Tronholm, Ana Santos, Isaac R We report hydrogeochemical and isotopic observations across the Baltic Sea from two research expeditions: (1) a ~5000 km cruise-track onboard the R/V Skagerak in 2023 and (2) a land-based sampling for terrestrial endmembers in 2024. The ship-based observations include continuous monitoring of hydrographic parameters, pH, and Rn in surface water. In addition, we collected 542 discrete samples from the water column, vertical profiles (n = 69 stations), and meteorological data. Land observations include discrete samples from beach groundwater (n = 77), nearshore surface water (n = 47), and rivers close to the coastline (n = 46). Discrete samples were analyzed for short-lived radium isotopes, nutrients, dissolved organic and inorganic carbon, total dissolved nitrogen, total alkalinity, methane, and stable isotopes (δO, δH, δC, δC, δC). Data products include seven open-access files. This dataset forms the deposit for upcoming original research publications. This dataset will also be valuable to researchers interested in the hydrogeochemistry of coastal seas, like the Baltic Sea, and more generally interested in submarine groundwater discharge and estuarine biogeochemistry. |
| title | Large scale hydrogeochemical and isotopic observations in the Baltic Sea system. |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41198700/ |