EMIS - MERIS Monthly climatology absorption coefficient due to chromophoric dissolved organic matter and non-pigmented particles at 443nm (2km) in m^-1
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Updated
2013.08.29 00:00
Created
2013.08.29
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English
Keywords
marine monitoring, GIS digital format, sea water protection, coastal environment, marine environment, Absorption Coefficient of colored detrital matter climatology, satellite observations, ocean color, climate change
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Dataset description
Absorption Coefficient of colored detrital matter at 443nm (adg in m^-1 at 2km resolution): The absorption coefficient adg represents the fraction of incident light absorbed by both detrital particles and colored dissolved organic matter (CDOM). Dissolved organic matter is an important component of the oceanic carbon cycle. It is also used as proxy to assess the impact of terrigenous inputs in coastal waters.
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