2016
DOI: 10.1002/2015jc011118
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Locally driven interannual variability of near‐surface pH and ΩA in the Strait of Georgia

Abstract: Declines in mean ocean pH and aragonite saturation state (ΩA) driven by anthropogenic CO2 emissions have raised concerns regarding the trends of pH and ΩA in estuaries. Low pH and ΩA can be harmful to a variety of marine organisms, especially those with calcium carbonate shells, and so may threaten the productive ecosystems and commercial fisheries found in many estuarine environments. The Strait of Georgia is a large, temperate, productive estuarine system with numerous wild and aquaculture shellfish and finf… Show more

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“…These same coastal and topographic features create long residence times, causing carbon to accumulate and making the strait DIC-rich relative to the open ocean ) despite a strong, seasonal DIC upwelling signal over the outer shelf (Bianucci et al, 2011). The large freshwater footprint, together with the abundance of previous circulation (e.g., LeBlond, 1983;Pawlowicz et al, 2007), ecology (e.g., Masson and Peña, 2009;Allen and Wolfe, 2013), and acidification studies (e.g., Moore-Maley et al, 2016;Ianson et al, 2016) make the strait an ideal system for investigating the response of pH and A to freshwater carbonate chemistry in a complicated estuarine setting.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…These same coastal and topographic features create long residence times, causing carbon to accumulate and making the strait DIC-rich relative to the open ocean ) despite a strong, seasonal DIC upwelling signal over the outer shelf (Bianucci et al, 2011). The large freshwater footprint, together with the abundance of previous circulation (e.g., LeBlond, 1983;Pawlowicz et al, 2007), ecology (e.g., Masson and Peña, 2009;Allen and Wolfe, 2013), and acidification studies (e.g., Moore-Maley et al, 2016;Ianson et al, 2016) make the strait an ideal system for investigating the response of pH and A to freshwater carbonate chemistry in a complicated estuarine setting.…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The dynamics have been well studied (e.g., Pawlowicz et al, 2007), giving us the information to effectively parameterize higherdimensional processes with a one-dimensional (1-D) model (Collins et al, 2009;Allen and Wolfe, 2013). The benefits of a 1-D model are the quick run times that allow us to simulate many parameter variations over multiple annual cycles ( Moore-Maley et al, 2016). Accurately simulating mixing of the stratified plume with the waters below is required to reproduce the biology and chemistry of the plume.…”
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