Biogeochemical Argo

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Biogeochemical Argo is a global network of autonomous profiling floats that measure key chemical and biological properties of the ocean to study its biogeochemical cycles and their role in the Earth’s climate system.

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instanceOf autonomous profiling float network
biogeochemical observing array
global ocean observing system
aimsTo achieve global, year-round biogeochemical coverage of the upper ocean
contributesTo assessment of ocean health
global climate observing system
dataDistributedThrough Argo data system NERFINISHED
dataUsedBy biogeochemists
climate scientists
ecosystem modelers
oceanographers
hasDataPolicy open access
hasObservationType in situ ocean measurements
hasProperty autonomous operation
global coverage
long-term sustained observations
near-real-time data delivery
profiling capability from surface to deep ocean
hasPurpose monitor role of the ocean in the Earth’s climate system
provide sustained global biogeochemical observations
study ocean biogeochemical cycles
isComplementedBy core Argo array
isCoordinatedBy international scientific community
measures backscattering of light
chlorophyll fluorescence
dissolved oxygen
downwelling irradiance
nitrate
pH
salinity
temperature
operatesIn global ocean
open ocean
partOf Argo program NERFINISHED
studies air–sea CO2 exchange
biological productivity
carbon cycle in the ocean
nutrient cycles in the ocean
ocean acidification
oxygen cycle in the ocean
supports biogeochemical ocean modeling
climate change research
marine ecosystem studies
satellite ocean color validation
usesInstrumentType autonomous profiling float

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Argo program hasExtension Biogeochemical Argo