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Iodine Monoxide and the Relations to Sea Ice - Congrex

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Summary<br />

IO retrieval from SCIAMACHY<br />

• Multi year data set of IO columns (up <strong>to</strong> 2003 - 2010)<br />

• Conversion of IO slant columns <strong>to</strong> vertical columns<br />

IO above <strong>Sea</strong> <strong>Ice</strong> / Polar Regions<br />

• Strong detailed spatial <strong>and</strong> temporal variation<br />

• Striking differences in comparison <strong>to</strong> BrO<br />

• Enhanced IO above sea ice in late spring time<br />

• Link between IO enhancement <strong>and</strong> reduced ice concentration (still within <strong>the</strong> sea<br />

ice area, relation <strong>to</strong> phy<strong>to</strong>plank<strong>to</strong>n habitat, importance of ice temperature?)<br />

IO <strong>and</strong> Chlorophyll-a / Oceanic Regions<br />

• Some regions with correlation between IO <strong>and</strong> Chl-a, o<strong>the</strong>r regions with no relation<br />

• Importance of specific types of phy<strong>to</strong>plank<strong>to</strong>n is possible<br />

Anja.Schoenhardt@iup.physik.uni-bremen.de<br />

SOLAS-ESA-EGU conference<br />

Frascati, 29 Nov – 2 Dec 2011<br />

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