Describes the chemical parameters that must be measured in the ocean in order to improve understanding of the ocean's role in the global carbon cycle, and recommends technologies of analytical chemistry that could be applied to these parameters.
This book both describes the chemical parameters that must be measured in the ocean in order to improve our understanding of the ocean's role in the global carbon cycle and recommends technologies of analytical chemistry that could be applied to these parameters. Additionally, the volume recommends how the federal government, ocean scientists, and analytical chemists could work together more closely to speed development of new instruments and implementation of new techniques.