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The physical ocean model velocity and diffusivities are used to
redistribute the 5 tracers within the ocean. Additional redistribution
comes from chemical and biological sources and sinks. For any tracer
:
where
is the transformed Eulerian mean circulation
(which includes Eulerian and eddy-induced advection),
is
the mixing tensor, and
are the sources and sinks due to
biological and chemical processes.
The sources and sinks are:
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where:
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is the flux of CO
from the ocean to the
atmosphere
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is ``virtual flux'' due to changes in
due to
the surface freshwater fluxes
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is Redfield ratio of carbon to phosphorus
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includes carbon removed from surface due to calcium
carbonate formation and subsequent cumulation of the downward flux
of CaCO
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is ``virtual flux'' due to changes in alkalinity due
to the surface freshwater fluxes
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Redfield ratio is nitrogen to phosphorus
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is fraction of productivity that remains suspended in
the water column as dissolved organic phosphorus
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is the net community productivity
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is the accumulation of
remineralized phosphorus with depth
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is rate with which
remineralizes back to
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is air-sea flux of oxygen
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is Redfield ratio of oxygen to phosphorus
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is a critical level below which oxygen consumption
if halted
These terms (for the first four tracers) are described more in
Dutkiewicz et al. [2005] and by McKinley et al. [2004] for the terms
relating to oxygen.
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