Global modelled ocean sources and sinks Corinne Le Qu é r é

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Global modelled ocean sources and sinks Corinne Le Qu é r é Bergen: Karen Assmann & Christoph Heinze CSIRO: Andrew Lenton ETH: Heather Graven & Niki Gruber LSCE: Laurent Bopp UEA: Erik Buitenhuis & Corinne Le Quéré WHOI: Scott Doney & Ivan Lima PARK: Geun-Ha Park & Rik Wanninkhof

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Global modelled ocean sources and sinks • Corinne Le Quéré • Bergen: Karen Assmann & Christoph Heinze • CSIRO: Andrew Lenton • ETH: Heather Graven & Niki Gruber • LSCE: Laurent Bopp • UEA: Erik Buitenhuis & Corinne Le Quéré • WHOI: Scott Doney & Ivan Lima • PARK: Geun-Ha Park & Rik Wanninkhof • Access: http://lgmacweb.env.uea.ac.uk/lequere/reccap/
Model overview
Model fields available netcdf format, World Ocean Atlas Grid, CMIP5 name/unit conventions
sea – air pCO2 (uatm)
Global Ocean sea-air CO2 flux (PgC/y) Time (y)
ocean inversions process models atm inversions observations

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