This website showcases our ongoing research on atmosphere-ocean and atmosphere-land interactions. We study the atmospheric exchanges above the ocean and freshwater bodies. We hope to measure the fluxes for many years to come so that we may gain in-depth insights into the short-term and long-term atmospheric processes of these surfaces.
We explore these interactions using the eddy covariance method, a fast response open-path gas analyzer, and an anemometer system capable of measuring moisture and carbon dioxide fluxes. We also measure weather parameters, such as solar radiation, temperature, relative humidity, and wind, to better understand the feedback and responses of the exchanges and their drivers.
After a 5-month hiatus, the Muka Head station is back live, monitoring the tropical coast, now, with additional sensors. pic.twitter.com/KuxTfqoOuk
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