davidho, 5 months ago We don't know what air-sea gas exchange is at high wind speeds not because we don't encounter those conditions but because it's currently impossible to deploy a CTD/rosette at those sea states. We gotta figure out how to sample in these conditions. Screenshot of a weather monitoring interface showing various readings such as air pressure, relative humidity, air temperature, water temperature, wind speed and direction, and radiation levels. The absolute wind speed reading is circled in red and is 31.5 m/s
We don't know what air-sea gas exchange is at high wind speeds not because we don't encounter those conditions but because it's currently impossible to deploy a CTD/rosette at those sea states.
We gotta figure out how to sample in these conditions.
Screenshot of a weather monitoring interface showing various readings such as air pressure, relative humidity, air temperature, water temperature, wind speed and direction, and radiation levels. The absolute wind speed reading is circled in red and is 31.5 m/s
IanMBrooks, 5 months ago @davidho um... 😜 https://doi.org/10.1002/2017JC013181
@davidho um... 😜 https://doi.org/10.1002/2017JC013181
davidho, 5 months ago @IanMBrooks if a gas exchange paper doesn’t cite Ho et al. (2006), I don’t read it. 🤪
@IanMBrooks if a gas exchange paper doesn’t cite Ho et al. (2006), I don’t read it. 🤪
IanMBrooks, 5 months ago @davidho note to self...
@davidho note to self...
helenczerski, 5 months ago @davidho Err...that's what that mast is for on the front of the ship, right? We do have eddy covariance data in 28 m/s, nearly as high as this!
@davidho Err...that's what that mast is for on the front of the ship, right? We do have eddy covariance data in 28 m/s, nearly as high as this!
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