This project looks at the effects of natural oceanographic processes on regional PH systems using elemental and isotope coral core geochemistry, particularly D11B, in three locations in the west…

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NA22OAR0170502
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11.017 Ocean Acidification Program (OAP)
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Philippines

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This project looks at the effects of natural oceanographic processes on regional PH systems using elemental and isotope coral core geochemistry, particularly D11B, in three locations in the west pacific philippines (auqui, surigao; acacia reef in mabini, batangas; and pagasa island). Acidification trends (phcf and dissolved inorganic carbon) will be reconstructed using D11B with the method recently developed by DR. Chris standish for laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry, along with other element and isotope ratios as proxy for seasonal drivers, at the university of southampton. Other carbonate parameters will be computed using the C02SYS program. Results are expected to show relative capabilities of areas to withstand changes in carbon chemistry and to help in capacity building for affected ecosystems.

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NA22OAR0170502 was awarded to Marine Environment And Resources Foundation, Inc. by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Department of Commerce) on September 1, 2022.

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