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Development of a high-performance dissolved oxygen sensor for implementation on 6000 m Dee — NSF Award to University of California

The global ocean oxygen inventory (total amount of oxygen stored within the entire ocean volume) has declined by over two percent over the past six decades. Although changes in the dissolved oxygen inventory appear small, they have profound and long-lasting impacts on marine organism resilience. Ocean deoxygenation has

Award titleDevelopment of a high-performance dissolved oxygen sensor for implementation on 6000 m Dee
Award ID2524951
AwardeeUniversity of California-San Diego Scripps Inst of Oceanogra
CityLA JOLLA
StateCA
Amount obligated$1,203,412
Principal investigatorNathalie Zilberman
ProgramOCEAN TECH & INTERDISC COORDIN
Start date10/01/2025
AbstractThe global ocean oxygen inventory (total amount of oxygen stored within the entire ocean volume) has declined by over two percent over the past six decades. Although changes in the dissolved oxygen inventory appear small, they have profound and long-lasting impacts on marine organism resilience. Ocean deoxygenation has altered the viability of marine ecosystems. The ability to sustain healthy marine life and ecosystems is dependent on species-specific vulnerability to deoxygenation. The sampling
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