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Paty Matrai, Paul Shepson, Bill Simpson, Don Perovich, Jan Bottenheim, and Udo Frei B

Collaborative O-Buoy Project: Deployment of a network of Arctic Ocean chemical sensors for IPY and beyond. Paty Matrai, Paul Shepson, Bill Simpson, Don Perovich, Jan Bottenheim, and Udo Frei B. The plan.

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Paty Matrai, Paul Shepson, Bill Simpson, Don Perovich, Jan Bottenheim, and Udo Frei B

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  1. Collaborative O-Buoy Project: Deployment of a network of Arctic Ocean chemical sensors for IPY and beyond Paty Matrai, Paul Shepson, Bill Simpson, Don Perovich, Jan Bottenheim, and Udo FreiB

  2. The plan Aim: To develop an Arctic-Ocean-rugged and autonomous buoy capable of measuring atmospheric O3, BrO, and CO2 for a period of up to two years to ensure a full year cycle of high quality data. Test site: Barrow Test period: Fall ’08 – Spring ‘09 Deployment sites: TBD Data accessibility: After a publication period, all data and metadata in DIF format will be accessible to the full community via appropriate data archiving. • Education and Outreach: • Web site with near-real time updates of O-Buoys and data • Webcam images of field site • Barrow High School Chemistry program- field training • Ilisagvik College- field training for Science Support Technician program

  3. The instrument O3, BrO, CO2 Pressure, temperature, position

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