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Updates of GLODAP data product
by GLODAP - the Global Ocean Data Analysis Project (Scientific community)
The GLODAP scientific community will ensure the regular provision of updated interior ocean CO2 chemistry synthesis products. These will integrate state of the art data from ship based surveys conducted as part of internationally coordinated observation networks, and also include data from surveys with a national focus. The synthesis products will contain data from the entire water column of the world's oceans to enable determination of ocean acidification rates, ocean uptake of man-made CO2, ocean deoxygenation and other indicators of the evolving chemistry of the oceans.

The updated products will be based on the GLODAPv2 data product. This was published in 2016 and includes quality controlled data from 724 cruises covering the entire global ocean. New data will be added to this product after extensive quality control. GLODAP data products are discoverable, accessible and citable.

GLODAP is the interior ocean data synthesis project of the International Ocean Carbon Coordination Project (IOCCP) which leads the GOOS panel for Biogeochemistry. GLODAP is an important GOOS data product reporting on a range of Essential Ocean Variables, as well as additional interior ocean variables.
Progress reports
14.3
Minimize and address the impacts of ocean acidification, including through enhanced scientific cooperation at all levels
Type of commitment
  • Coastal carbon sinks/blue carbon
  • Scientific research and cooperation to address ocean acidification knowledge gaps
12/18
First update of GLODAP data product
12/20
Second update of GLODAP data product
In-kind contribution
Quality control of seawater CO2 chemistry measurements
In-kind contribution
Submission of interior ocean seawater CO2 chemistry measurements by international seagoing carbon scientists
Basic information
Time-frame: 07/2017 - 07/2030
Partners
GLODAP is a synthesis activity by the international marine carbon research community and includes more than 20 participants and more than 100 data contributors worldwide.
Ocean Basins
  • Global
Beneficiary countries
Other beneficaries
Contact information
Are Olsen and Toste Tanhua, Dr. , are.olsen@uib.no and ttanhua@geomar.de, +47 55 58 47 81 and +49 0431 600 4219
Bergen, Norway and Kiel, Germany
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