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Data Exchange and Technological Tools for Ensured Return On Investment to Open-Source Ocean Data: The Role of the Ocean Data Platform
GENERAL TOPICS IN BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY IN POSTER FORMAT
ocean sciences | 12 december 2022
Kimberly Mathisen, Anna Silyakova, Tara Baris
Thousands of open-source ocean databases are made available worldwide by governments, scientific institutions, and global and national observation sys...
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Methane Chemistry in the Ice Covered Arctic Ocean from Winter to Summer Time
OS18
14 february 2018
Anna Silyakova, Melissa Chierici, Bruno Delille, A...
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New Insights into Methane Driven Dissolved Organic Matter Dynamics in the Arctic Ocean
OS18
13 february 2018
Muhammed F. Sert, Juliana D'Andrilli, Benedicte Fe...
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Bottom Water Acidification and Warming on the Western Eurasian Arctic Shelves: Dynamical Downscaling Projections
JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH: OCEANS
25 october 2017
Philip Wallhead, Richard G. Bellerby, Anna Silyako...
The impacts of oceanic CO2 uptake and global warming on the surface ocean environment have received substantial attention, but few studies have foc...
Extensive release of methane from Arctic seabed west of Svalbard during summer 2014 does not influence the atmosphere
GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS
07 may 2016
Cathrine Lund myhre, Benedicte Ferre, Stephen Plat...
We find that summer methane (CH4) release from seabed sediments west of Svalbard substantially increases CH4 concentrations in the ocean but has li...
Oceanographic Setting Dominates Methane Transport Through the Water Column in the Shallow Area West of Prins Karls Forland, Arctic Ocean
OCEAN SCIENCES 2016
26 february 2016
Anna Silyakova, Benedicte Ferre, Carolyn A. Graves...
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Differential methane oxidation activity and microbial community composition at cold seeps in the Arctic off western Svalbard
OCEAN SCIENCES 2016
26 february 2016
Friederike Gründger, JoLynn Carroll, WeiLi Hong, H...
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Simultaneous quantification of methane and carbon dioxide fluxes reveals that a shallow arctic methane seep is a net sink for greenhouse gases
FALL MEETING 2015
16 december 2015
John Pohlman, Stefan Bünz, Michael Casso, Jens Gre...
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