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The SeaQUEST project investigates the physical transport processes in coastal regions, focusing on the Gulf of Lion. It aims to understand how these processes affect local ecosystems and biogeochemistry, which is crucial for climate predictions and marine management.
Shelf and coastal regions are at the interface between continents (impacted by human activities) and the open ocean (the main regulator of our planet’s climate and its biogeochemical cycles).
The shelf-sea carbon pump largely relies on lateral transport to remove atmospheric CO2 from the ventilated surface waters and sequester it at depth. A good understanding of the physical transport processes in coastal regions and their impact on the ecosystem dynamics is therefore not only important for fut…
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