Aerosol and Trace Gas Sensors Sample Clauses

Aerosol and Trace Gas Sensors. Autonomous Buoy-Mounted Systems—Xx Xxxxxxxxxx Aerosols play substantial roles in the earth’s radiation balance and climate and atmospheric chemistry and are involved in important biological and chemical processes in the oceans. The deposition of dust from the continents is thought to enhance biological productivity in the oceans, the production of non-seasalt sulfate from ocean sources influences the formation clouds, and the injection of seasalt aerosols can affect the removal of ozone in the troposphere. Hence, sampling of aerosols near the ocean-atmosphere boundary and in the marine boundary layer (MBL) is important with respect to understanding short and long term changes in climate, atmospheric chemistry and ocean productivity. Certain marine phytoplanktons release gaseous dimethylsulfide (DMS) that is transported across the ocean/atmosphere boundary to the marine boundary layer where atmospheric chemical reactions convert DM5 to NSS particles. This combination of biology, biogeochemistry, physical transport and atmospheric chemistry leads to the oceans being the major source of NSS aerosols that affect climate as they are important in the formation of clouds. The quantitative relationship between phytoplankton productivity and DMS emissions to the marine boundary layer remains elusive. Xxxxx plays a central role in the atmospheric chemistry of the MBL including that of oxidizing DM5 through OH production. Areas of research that can be addressed with aerosol and trace gas data from buoys are:
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