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Estimating net community production in the Southern Ocean based on Atmospheric Potential Oxygen and satellite ocean color data. Global Geochemical Cycles, 2012 (Ref: 15048)
Authors:
Nevison C.D.Keeling R.F.Kahru M.Manizza M.Mitchell B.G.Cassar N.
Category 1: Peer-reviewed literature

Consistency and synthesis of Pacific Ocean CO2 survey data Deep-Sea Research Part II - Topical Studies in Oceanography, 2002 (Ref: 13985)
Authors:
Lamb M.F.Sabine C.L.Feely R.A.Wanninkhof R.Key R.M.Johnson G.C.Millero F.J.Lee K.Peng T-H.Kozyr A.Bullister J.L.Greeley D.Byrne R.H.Chipman D.W.Dickson A.G.Goyet C.Guenther P.R.Ishii M.Johnson K.M.Keeling C.A.Ono T.Shitashima K.Tilbrook B.Takahashi T.Wallace D.W.R.Watanabe Y.Winn C.Wong C.S.
Category 1: Peer-reviewed literature

Southern Ocean ventilation inferred from seasonal cycles of atmospheric N2O and O2/N2 at Cape Grim, Tasmania. Tellus, 2005 (Ref: 12171)
Authors:
Nevison C.D.Keeling R.F.Weiss R.F.Popp N.B.Jin X.Fraser P.J.Porter L.W.Hess P.G.
Category 1: Peer-reviewed literature

The seasonal cycle of atmospheric N2O is derived from a 10-yr observational record at Cape Grim, Tasmania (41◦S, 145◦E). After correcting for thermal and stratospheric influences…

Current status and future requirements of observations of the global carbon cycle, illustrated with a study of interannual variability in the 20-year Cape Grim CO 2 and d 13 C records. In: Cape Grim Baseline Air Pollution Station Annual Scientific Meeting: abstracts, Aspendale, Victoria, 2000 (Ref: 10004)
Authors:
Francey R.J.
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Monitoring CO2 isotopes at Cape Grim commenced in 1976 (Goodman, 1980), using CO2 extracted from the air and returned to Aspendale for mass spectrometer analysis. The objective was to distinguish between terrestrial (including biosphere exchanges, deforestation and fossil fuel emissions)…

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