Air-sea gas transfer in a shallow, flowing and coastal environment estimated by dissolved inorganic carbon and dissolved oxygen analyses
Air-sea gas transfer in a shallow, flowing and coastal environment estimated by dissolved inorganic carbon and dissolved oxygen analyses
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DOI:
10.1007/s10872-010-0032-x
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发表时间:
2010-04
影响因子:
2.3
通讯作者:
O. Abe;A. Watanabe;V. Sarma;Y. Matsui;H. Yamano;N. Yoshida;T. Saino
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作者:
O. Abe;A. Watanabe;V. Sarma;Y. Matsui;H. Yamano;N. Yoshida;T. Saino
We estimated gas exchange rates in Kabira Reef at Ishigaki Island, southwest Japan, using a mass balance calculation with dual “biological” tracers: dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) and dissolved oxygen (DO). The nighttime results allowed us to obtain reasonable gas transfer velocitykwvalues, all of which exceeded those obtained in wind-dominant studies. The difference is likely due to the contribution of turbulence generated by the interaction between the current and bottom topography. Thekwobtained during high tides is consistent with that reported by Raymond and Cole (2001), whereaskwduring low tides is significantly higher, which seems to be caused by enhanced friction with the bottom of the reef and/or bubble-induced gas transfer by wave breaking at the reef crest.