How Phytoplankton Predicts Catastrophic Ocean Warming
Oceans worldwide play a crucial role in the sustenance of different ecosystems.
Covering 75% of the earth, they connect the other parts of the planet with the two poles into a coherent whole and provide diverse ecosystem services that ensure people’s livelihood.
The ecosystem services of oceans comprise a significant amount of oxygen-producing phytoplankton, a key to the existence of all life forms. Phytoplankton also serves as an indicator of oceanic warming.
The oceanic territory is largely unexplored and mandates observations, which poses a challenge as it demands the development of innovative solutions.
Further explanations in
Dr. Sarat C. Tripathy's talk titled "Summer variability in bio-optical properties and phytoplankton pigment signatures in two adjacent high Arctic fjords, Svalbard
" at SaGAA 7, held on April 27-28, 2023.
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Dr. Sarat C. Tripathy Scientist F, National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research, Goa
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