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Oxygen optodes as fast sensors for eddy correlation measurements in aquatic systems

Chipman et al., 2012

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8370579351691664900
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Chipman L
Huettel M
Berg P
Meyer V
Klimant I
Glud R
Wenzhoefer F
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Limnology and Oceanography: Methods

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The aquatic eddy‐correlation technique can be used to noninvasively determine the oxygen exchange across the sediment‐water interface by analyzing the covariance of vertical flow velocity and oxygen concentration in a small measuring volume above the sea bed. The …
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