EGU Ocean Sciences

A synergy of observations: Filling the gaps in an ocean colour chlorophyll-a record Chlorophyll-a (chl-a), as the dominant photosynthetic pigment within phytoplankton, provides an indication of the phytoplankton biomass and are essential for understanding global and regional changes ...

🌊 Satellite chlorophyll observations often have large gaps. Explore this new global chlorophyll-a dataset at a monthly 0.25° resolution (with uncertainties), where missing data were filled using Biogeochemical Argo observations.
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The first EGU Ocean Sciences Campfire is coming up! 🔥🌊

📆 Date and time: 26 March 2026, 13:00 - 14:30 GMT+1

🌊 Speakers: Dr. Alejandro Román & Dr. Nicolás Sánchez

👉 Register here: www.egu.eu/webinars/698...

#EGU #OceanSciences #ECRs #MarineScience

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Are you attending the #EGU26 but facing financial barriers or special needs?
No worries! The EGU #EDI Participation Support Scheme is here to help!

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A Record-Breaking Indian Ocean Dipole: What Happened in 2021–2022? The Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) is generally considered a seasonal mode of variability, developing and decaying within a single year. During 2021–2022, however, negative IOD conditions persisted for app...

🌊 A record-long Indian Ocean Dipole event (2021–2022): a 19-month negative phase sustained by persistent westerly wind anomalies, intensified equatorial currents, and subsurface heat storage reveals how the Indian Ocean can retain climate anomalies. 🌬️🌡️
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How do mesoscale eddies modulate CO2 fluxes in the Southern Ocean? Mesoscale eddies and Southern Ocean carbon sink The Southern Ocean takes up more than a quarter of the anthropogenic CO₂. Its powerful westerly winds, deep overturning circulation, and intense mixing ...

🌊🌀 Learn how mesoscale eddies modulate air–sea CO₂ exchange in the Southern Ocean.

🔍The key findings of a new 27-year high-resolution model study by Salinas-Matus et al. are summarized in this blog post: blogs.egu.eu/divisions/os...

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Sailing for Science: How Data from Sailing Races Advances Ocean Research The Vendée Globe began on November 10th, with 44 participants embarking on the world’s toughest sailing race. This non-stop, single-handed round-the-world yacht race challenges skippers to circumnavig...

Interested in citizen science initiatives?🌊🧪

If so, you might be intrigued by how sailing contributes to ocean science ⛵🌍 Discover how professional sailors in round-the-world races collect data about the ocean carbon sink that advance research.
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Did you miss our latest blog posts? 🌊🧪

Over the next few weeks, we'll be sharing highlights from the past few months – interviews, paper summaries, useful dataset announcements, book reviews... Stay tuned for more! 🔍🌎
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We're thrilled to announce that the #EGU Ocean Sciences Division is now on Bluesky and LinkedIn!🎉 Follow us for the latest updates and many blog posts about the world of ocean science. 🌊🧪

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Hi Manu,
We are early career scientists/editors of the EGU Ocean Sciences blog (blogs.egu.eu/divisions/os/) and we would like to be added to the feed. Thanks!