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Introduction Net Community Production (NCP) is Gross PP minus Community R

UNH. Introduction Net Community Production (NCP) is Gross PP minus Community R Crucial factor coastal carbon-cycle studies Important in the study of eutrophication and fisheries biology

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Introduction Net Community Production (NCP) is Gross PP minus Community R

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  1. UNH • Introduction • Net Community Production (NCP) is Gross PP minus Community R • Crucial factor coastal carbon-cycle studies • Important in the study of eutrophication and fisheries biology • Dependent on myriad factors including temperature, solar radiation, dissolved nutrient levels, and community structure • Several methods exist for estimating NCP in natural waters: • Light and dark bottles, C14 bottles • Remote sensing and ocean color • Ar:O2 saturation ratios using MIMS (flow through) • We estimate timeseries NCP by: • O2 mass balance with Depth of Integration • of 1, 5, 15, and 30 meters JLMO TESTBED Surface: Wind Speed/Direction/CO2 sensor/Air Temp/Pressure/Relative Humidity Temporal Variability in Net Community Productivity on a Coastal Shelf Site as Determined by High-Rate Oxygen and Nitrogen Data Shawn Shellito, Doug Vandemark, Kevin W. Hanley University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH 3/4 m: Temp/Conductivity/Dissolved Oxygen/Chlorophyll Fluorometer Turbidity/CDOM 5 m: Temp/Conductivitiy/Dissolved Oxygen Chlorophyll Fluorometer/Turbidity/CDOM/ Total Gas Pressure/ SAMI CO2 • Hypothesis • Dissolved O2 is impacted by both physical and biological processes • Use O2 mass-balance, estimating physical processes: • Rearranging, • Site and Methods • UNH Coastal Carbon buoy located at 43°N, 70°W • Approximately 65m depth • East of Jeffery's Ledge • Instruments at 1, 4, 5, 12, 24, 36, and 50 meter depth • Temporal resolution – 10 min • Two deployments: Spring and Fall 2009 • CTD - Salinity, Pressure, and Temperature (Fig. 1) • Optodes for O2 (Fig. 2) 6 m: ADCP 12 m: Temperature/Dissolved Oxygen 24 m: Temperature/Dissolved Oxygen 36 m: Temperature/Dissolved Oxygen 50 m: SeaCAT Temp and Conductivity Chlorophyll Fluorometer and Optical Backscattering sensor/SAMI CO2 • Results • O2 saturation spikes in the surface water around July 10 • Expected intense bloom • Preliminary comparison with sediment trap data • Dinoflagellate • Mean NCP remains net positive throughout the summer months • Begins to dip into the negative by the end of August • Mean NCP remains negative throughout the winter deployment • Future work • Improve estimates of physical portion of O2 mass-balance (advection) • Measure N2 at multiple depths (multiple GTD’s) • Improve N2:O2 estimation method to reflect real differences in physical characteristics Z = depth of integration (euphotic zone) Change in O2 departure from saturation with time PP = O2 generated by Primary Production R = O2 consumed by Community Respiration FS= Flux of O2 outward from ocean surface FZ= Vertical eddy flux of O2

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