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6 February 1997 Primary production and irradiance during an intermonsoon cruise to the Arabian Sea (November, 1995)
John Marra, Richard T. Barber, Charles C. Trees, Zachary Johnson, C. Kinkade
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Proceedings Volume 2963, Ocean Optics XIII; (1997) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.266460
Event: Ocean Optics XIII, 1996, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Abstract
The Process-6 cruise, of the Arabian Sea Expedition of the Joint Global Ocean Flux Study, occurred during an intermonsoon, in October-November 1995. A variety of water column conditions were sampled in terms of euphotic zone depths, autotrophic biomass, resident phytoplankton populations, and nutrients. We use measurements of the rate of primary production, quantities of chlorophyll a, the properties of phytoplankton absorption, daily time course of submarine PAR, and estimates of quantum yield to examine the variability seen. Both phytoplankton absorption and variations in quantum yields contribute to variations in primary production. Offshore populations exhibit a reduction in the apparent maximum quantum yield.
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John Marra, Richard T. Barber, Charles C. Trees, Zachary Johnson, and C. Kinkade "Primary production and irradiance during an intermonsoon cruise to the Arabian Sea (November, 1995)", Proc. SPIE 2963, Ocean Optics XIII, (6 February 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.266460
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Absorption

Quantum efficiency

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Ocean optics

Data modeling

Carbon

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