Journal article
Measurement report: Understanding the seasonal cycle of Southern Ocean aerosols
RS Humphries, MD Keywood, JP Ward, J Harnwell, SP Alexander, AR Klekociuk, K Hara, IM Mcrobert, A Protat, J Alroe, LT Cravigan, B Miljevic, ZD Ristovski, R Schofield, SR Wilson, CJ Flynn, GR Kulkarni, GG Mace, GM Mcfarquhar, SD Chambers Show all
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics | Published : 2023
Abstract
The remoteness and extreme conditions of the Southern Ocean and Antarctic region have meant that observations in this region are rare, and typically restricted to summertime during research or resupply voyages. Observations of aerosols outside of the summer season are typically limited to long-term stations, such as Kennaook / Cape Grim (KCG; 40.7S, 144.7E), which is situated in the northern latitudes of the Southern Ocean, and Antarctic research stations, such as the Japanese operated Syowa (SYO; 69.0S, 39.6E). Measurements in the midlatitudes of the Southern Ocean are important, particularly in light of recent observations that highlighted the latitudinal gradient that exists across the re..
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Funding Acknowledgements
This research was supported by the Australian Government (Australian Antarctic Science projects 4292,4431, 4387 and 4032; Australian Research Council Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities grant LE150100048; the National Environmental Science Program; the Antarctic Science Collaboration Initiative programme; ongoing support of Kennaook /Cape Grim through the Bureau of Meteorology; RV Investigatoraccess via the Marine National Facility), the U.S. Department of Energy (grants DE-SC0018626, DESC0018995 and DE-SC0021159 and the Atmospheric System Research Program), and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (grant no.80NSSC19K1251).