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The GLODAP website is hosted by the Bjerknes Climate Data Centre and the ICOS Ocean Thematic Centre (Bergen, Norway).

SOCAT @SOCAT_CO2·

23 May

The SOCAT and #glodap websites are back online. Apologies for the inconvenience.

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SOCAT @SOCAT_CO2·

22 May

The SOCAT and #GLODAP websites are currently offline. The exact cause is unknown, but hopefully we can get them going again on Monday.

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OARC_Alaska @OARC_Alaska·

21 Apr

@MartaAlvarezRo5 #GLODAP!

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EMODnet @EMODnet·

15 Feb

Improving marine data impact pathways for Sustainable Development Goals: #IODC highlights the marine value chain for SDG14.3.1 ocean acidification: a collab between Research Infrastructures & EU, US & global data services @ICOS_RI @OTCCO2 #EMODnet @noaaocean @SOCAT_CO2 #glodap

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Jens Daniel Müller @Jens_D_Mueller·

6 Jan

@CarlosReyCastro @matthew_vdh Thanks Carlos! Certainly an exciting topic, but I need to finish other projects first. One could also study the global distribution of "excess alkalinity" based on #GLODAP data, as suggested by Fong & @AGDco2 (2019):
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marchem.2019.03.006
Could be complementary to your idea…

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