Publication Date:
2022-09-24
Description:
Ship-based biogeochemical and ecological time series are one of the most valuable tools to characterize and quantify ocean ecosystems. These programmes continuously provided major breakthroughs in understanding ecosystem variability, allow quantification of the ocean carbon cycle, and help understand the processes that link biodiversity, food webs, and changes in services that benefit human societies. A quantum jump in regional and global ocean ecosystem science can be gained by aggregating observations from individual time series that are distributed across different oceans and which are managed by different countries. The collective value of these data is greater than that provided by each time series individually. However, maintaining time series requires a commitment by the science community and sponsor agencies.
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OPENASFA INPUT
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Published
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Keywords:
Ocean time series
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Human impact
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ASFA_2015::S::Ship models
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ASFA_2015::E::Ecosystems
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ASFA_2015::B::Biodiversity
Repository Name:
AquaDocs
Type:
Report
Format:
Poster
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