Comparison Between Early and Late 21stC Phytoplankton Biomass and Dimethylsulfide Flux in the Subantarctic Southern Ocean
Comparison Between Early and Late 21stC Phytoplankton Biomass and Dimethylsulfide Flux in the Subantarctic Southern Ocean作者机构:School of ScienceNantong UniversityNantong 226019China School of Environment and ScienceGriffith UniversityNathan Qld 4111Australia Nantong Chong Chuan SchoolNantong 226000China MarketingThermo Fisher ScientificShanghai 201206China
出 版 物:《Journal of Ocean University of China》 (中国海洋大学学报(英文版))
年 卷 期:2020年第19卷第1期
页 面:151-160页
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主 题:wind speed phytoplankton dimethylsulfide flux climate change subantarctic Southern Ocean
摘 要:Time-series of chlorophyll-a(CHL),a proxy for phytoplankton biomass,and various satellite-derived climate indicators are compared in a region of the Subantarctic Southern Ocean(40°-60°S,110°-140°E)for years *** reached a minimum in winter(June)and a maximum in late summer(early February).Zonal mean CHL decreased towards the *** sea surface temperature(SST)ranged between 8℃and 15℃and peaked in late *** and SST were positively correlated from March to June,negatively correlated from July to *** and wind speed(WIND)were negatively correlated with peak WIND occurred in *** direction(WIRD)was mostly in the southwest to westerly *** Antarctic Oscillation index(AAO)and CHL were negatively correlated(R=−0.58),indicating that as synoptic wind systems move southwards,CHL increases,and conversely when wind systems move northwards,CHL decreases.A genetic algorithm is used to calibrate the biogeochemical DMS model’s key *** 4×CO2(after year 2100)Regional mean SST increases 12%-17%,WIND increases 1.2ms−1,Cloud Cover increases 4.8%and mixed layer depth(MLD)decreases *** annual CHL increases 6.3%.The annual mean DMS flux increase 25.2%,increases 37%from day 1 to day 280 and decrease 3%from day 288 to day *** general increase of DMS flux under 4×CO2 conditions indicates the Subantarctic regional climate would be affected by changes in the DMS flux,with the potential for a cooling effect in the austral summer and autumn.