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An introduction to the Radiatively Active Gases from the North Atlantic Region and Climate Change (RAGNARoCC) research project:

 

An introduction to a hydrographic research cruise investigating greenhouse gases at sea: 

(Video credit Nina Faure-Beaulieu)

 

What is a CTD? 

(Video credit Nina Faure-Beaulieu)

 

Deploying a CTD to capture discrete water samples. (Not in real time) 

(Video credit Pete Brown/Nina Faure-Beaulieu)

 

 Argo float deployments from the RRS James Cook 

(Video credit Pete Brown)

 

A guide to measuring seawater salinity 

(Video credit Nina Faure-Beaulieu):

 

Seawater analysis for dissolved inorganic carbon using a VINDTA system coupled with a coulometer:

(Video credit Pete Brown)

 

[The material on this website is based on lectures and activities that were developed for a series of residential summer schools held in 2015 at the University of Edinburgh and in 2016 at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton [as part of the Greenhouse Gas UK and Global Emissions (GAUGE) / Radiatively Active Gases from the N.Atlantic Region & Climate Change (RAGNARoCC) / Generating Regional Emissions Estimates with a Novel hierarchy of Observations and Upscaled Simulation Experiments (GREENHOUSE) projects] and in 2017 at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton as part of a NERC Advanced Short Training Course and in 2018 at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton as part of the SOLSTICE Workship on Methods in Marine Biogeochemistry. This website was funded by the NERC Advanced Short Training Course 'Multidisciplinary training in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, oceans and terrestrial biosphere summer school' (NE/P020615/1). Content was collated by Dr Peter Brown (National Oceanogrpahy Centre) and Dr Stephan Matthiesen (University of Edinburgh). More content will be added as it becomes available.]