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Abstract
This study maps daily marine coastal algal blooms between 2003 and 2020 using global satellite observations. Globally, the spatial extent and frequency of blooms increased significantly over the study period, although blooms weakened in some tropical and subtropical Northern Hemisphere areas. The study documents the relationship between bloom trends and ocean circulation, and identifies the stimulatory effects of rising sea surface temperatures. The compiled data provides a basis for global assessments of bloom risks and benefits and for informing management and policy actions.
Publisher
Nature
Published On
Mar 09, 2023
Authors
Yanhui Dai, Shangbo Yang, Dan Zhao, Chuanmin Hu, Wang Xu, Donald M. Anderson, Yun Li, Xiao-Peng Song, Daniel G. Boyce, Luke Gibson, Chunmiao Zheng, Lian Feng
Tags
marine coastal algal blooms
satellite observations
sea surface temperatures
ocean circulation
bloom risks
policy actions
temporal trends
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