The Arctic mooring contains a full suite of biogeochemical sensors, including CO2 and has been used to monitor ocean acidification in the Alaskan Arctic. (Photo: Natalie Monacci, Ocean Acidification Research Center)
The Arctic mooring was deployed in October 2011 with a full suite of biogeochemical sensors. It will be recovered in October 2012 and will provide a full year’s record of CO2 and other parameters. (Photo: Natalie Monacci, Ocean Acidification Research Center)