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Pan-Arctic primary production: State-of-the-Art on estimation from ocean color remote sensing data
Marcel Babin
& Simon BélangerCanada Excellence Research Chair
« Takuvik »Joint Laval University / CNRS LaboratoryLaval University, Quebec City, Canada
Département de Biologie, Chimie et GéographieUniversité du Québec à Rimouski
Rimouski, Canada
And contributions from Flavienne Bruyant (CERC) and Yannick Huot (U. Sherbrooke)
Outline
1.
Description of our PP algorithm
2.
Discussion on limitations
3.
Results on magnitude and trends in pan‐ Arctic PP
Methods
–
Primary
production
Rationales
behind
our
Primary
Production Model
• « Case 1
»
optical
parameterizations
and algorithms are not valid
in the Arctic
Ocean
• A spectral approach
is
necessary
for light propagation and absorption by phytoplankton, because
of
competition
with
CDOM
and NAP
• An regional
parameterization
of photosynthetic parameters
must be
adopted
Methods
–
Primary
production model
Standard ocean
color
chl
products
are not reliable
in the Arctic
Ocean
Methods
–
Primary
production model
Standard ocean
color
chl
products
are not reliable
in the Arctic
Ocean
June
Methods
–
Primary
production model
Standard ocean
color
chl
products
are not reliable
in the Arctic
Ocean
Methods
–
Primary
production model
Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
GSM a
(443)Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
GSM a
(443)
ChlChl
Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
Lw
()Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
Lw
()
a
()a
()
Matsuoka et al. (2007)
Matsuoka et al. (2007) Lee et al. (2005)Lee et al. (2005)
SBDART
(RT
code)ISSCP
cloud
, [cloud], ozone)
SBDART
(RT
code)ISSCP
cloud
, [cloud], ozone)
K
d
()Kd
()
E
d
(, 0+, t)Ed
(, 0+, t)
E
d
(, z, t)Ed
(, z, t)
PUR(z, t)PUR(z, t) PUR(z)PUR(z)
Arrigo
et al. (1998)Arrigo
et al. (1998)
E
K
(PUR)EK
(PUR)P
b
max= 2Pbmax= 2
PP( z,t ) Chl PB
max 1ePUR( z ) EK ( PUR ) See www.globcolour.info
Methods
–
Primary
production model
Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
GSM a
(443)Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
GSM a
(443)
ChlChl
Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
Lw
()Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
Lw
()
a
()a
()
Matsuoka et al. (2007)
Matsuoka et al. (2007) Lee et al. (2005)Lee et al. (2005)
SBDART
(RT
code)ISSCP
cloud
, [cloud], ozone)
SBDART
(RT
code)ISSCP
cloud
, [cloud], ozone)
K
d
()Kd
()
E
d
(, 0+, t)Ed
(, 0+, t)
E
d
(, z, t)Ed
(, z, t)
PUR(z, t)PUR(z, t) PUR(z)PUR(z)
Arrigo
et al. (1998)Arrigo
et al. (1998)
E
K
(PUR)EK
(PUR)P
b
max= 2Pbmax= 2
PP( z,t ) Chl PB
max 1ePUR( z ) EK ( PUR ) See www.globcolour.info
Methods
–
Primary
production model
Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
GSM a
(443)Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
GSM a
(443)
ChlChl
Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
Lw
()Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
Lw
()
a
()a
()
Matsuoka et al. (2007)
Matsuoka et al. (2007) Lee et al. (2005)Lee et al. (2005)
SBDART
(RT
code)ISSCP
cloud
, [cloud], ozone)
SBDART
(RT
code)ISSCP
cloud
, [cloud], ozone)
K
d
()Kd
()
E
d
(, 0+, t)Ed
(, 0+, t)
E
d
(, z, t)Ed
(, z, t)
PUR(z, t)PUR(z, t) PUR(z)PUR(z)
Arrigo
et al. (1998)Arrigo
et al. (1998)
E
K
(PUR)EK
(PUR)P
b
max= 2Pbmax= 2
PP( z,t ) Chl PB
max 1ePUR( z ) EK ( PUR ) See www.globcolour.info
Photosynthetic
parameters
Arrigo and Sullivan (1994)
Photosynthetic
parameters
Rey (1991)
Barents Sea
Photosynthetic
parameters
Beaufort Sea
Num
ber
PBmax [mg C (mg chl a)-1 h-1] Ek (mole photons m-2 s-1)
~0.5 ~23
Photosynthetic
parameters
Methods
–
Primary
production model
Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
GSM a
(443)Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
GSM a
(443)
ChlChl
Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
Lw
()Globcolour
(1998‐2007)Monthly
Lw
()
a
()a
()
Matsuoka et al. (2007)
Matsuoka et al. (2007) Lee et al. (2005)Lee et al. (2005)
SBDART
(RT
code)ISSCP
cloud
, [cloud], ozone)
SBDART
(RT
code)ISSCP
cloud
, [cloud], ozone)
K
d
()Kd
()
E
d
(, 0+, t)Ed
(, 0+, t)
E
d
(, z, t)Ed
(, z, t)
PUR(z, t)PUR(z, t) PUR(z)PUR(z)
Arrigo
et al. (1998)Arrigo
et al. (1998)
E
K
(PUR)EK
(PUR)P
b
max= 2Pbmax= 2
PP( z,t ) Chl PB
max 1ePUR( z ) EK ( PUR ) See www.globcolour.info
Impact of pixels with
no OC data
Region
Considered Relative difference
between
PP with
OC only, and PP for
all ice‐free areas
All Arctic
waters ‐6.7%
> 60° ‐30%
Arctic
Basin ‐47%
Results
Latitudecriterion
This study Longhurst et al. (1995)
Behrenfeld & Falkowski (1997)
Antoine et al. (1996)
Pabi et al. (2008)
All Arctic (sensu IHO)
0.62* - - - -
>60° 0.46 - - - -
>66.5° 0.26 - - - 0.42
>70° 0.19 1.4 0.4 0.6 -
* Gt
C y‐1
Primary
Production
PP : GSM VS OC4v4 for year
2007Region GSM OC4v4 %diff
Greenland 51.9 65 25.2%
Norwegian 97.7 98.3 0.6%
Barents 70.9 80 13%
Kara 24.5 39.5 61%
Laptev 15.3 22 44%
East Sib Sea 16.5 22.7 38%
Chukchi 9.6 14 46%
Beaufort 6.7 11.3 69%
Baffin Bay 11.9 18.1 52%
Hudson Bay 18.3 27.3 49%
Arctic Ocean 14.2 22.4 57%
Circumpolar Arctic: 293 378 29%
Mean
Anuual
Primary
Production
Primary
Production trend
Ice
trend during
the last decadeSpring Summer
Trend in Chlorophyll
concentration
June July
What’s
next?
• To better document Arctic Ocean optical properties• To improve and validate algorithms• To address the DCM
problem
Zeu
ZmlZN
PPChl
The DCM
in the Arctic
Ocean
At lower latitudes In the Arctic Ocean
The DCM
in the Arctic
Ocean
Morel & Berthon (1989)
What’s
next?
• To better document Arctic Ocean optical properties• To improve and validate algorithms• To address the DCM
problem
• To further document phytoplankton photosynthesis• …
Thank
you!
Methods
–
Primary
production model
Arctic
waters are optically
dominated
by CDOM
Matsuoka et al. (2007)
Arctic
waters are optically
dominated
by CDOM
Babin et al. (2003)
560 nm
412 nm 490 nm
510 nm
443 nm
a
aCDOM aNAP
AtlanticAdriaticBalticEng. ChannelMediterraneanNorth Sea
Methods
–
Primary
production model
a
Methods
–
Primary
production model
Matsuoka et al. (2007)
a * is
generally
lower
in the Arctic
Ocean
because
of the light regime
Est
imat
edK
d(49
0) (m
-1)
Doron et al. (2007)
ResultsPrim
aryProd
uctio
n (Gt C
y‐1)
1.05 Gt C y‐1
1.03 Gt C y‐1