Hurricane-Induced Oceanic Carbon Changes in the Upper Ocean

McGee, Laura; He, Ruoying

doi:10.3390/oceans3020010

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Hurricane-Induced Oceanic Carbon Changes in the Upper Ocean

2022
By McGee, Laura ; He, Ruoying
Source: Oceans, 3(2), 114-124

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Oceans
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McGee, Laura ; He, Ruoying

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NOS (National Ocean Service)
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Changes in marine carbon cycling due to hurricanes with different intensity and translation speeds have not been systematically investigated. This study uses an idealized coupled physical-biogeochemical model and a suite of model sensitivity analyses to better quantify the relationship between hurricane characteristics and marine property changes, including variations in air-sea carbon flux and partial pressure of carbon dioxide in water (pCO2w). We find that strong (category 4–5), mid-speed (5–8 m/s) storms cause the most carbon flux from the atmosphere to the ocean, and that the relationship between air-sea carbon flux and hurricane properties is non-linear. Climate models that do not consider synoptic-scale, storm-induced physical-biogeochemical coupling may underestimate regional carbon sinks.
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Oceans, 3(2), 114-124
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https://doi.org/10.3390/oceans3020010
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2673-1924
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Grant no. NA16NOS0120028
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