Professional Documents
Culture Documents
of
CDOM
as
a
Proxy
for
Carbon
Flux
from
the
Isla
Vista
Macrocys(s
pyrifera
(Kelp)
Bed
Elizabeth
Phillippi
Professor:
Raphael
Kudela
Mentor:
Sherry
Palacios
Image
Credit:
Ma.hew
Meier
Some organic molecules absorb light The light they dont absorb is transmi.ed Reected wavelengths contribute to the color the water
IdenAfy locaAon of CDOM QuanAfy the CDOM at a given point Observe the ux of Carbon Separate signal from other sources of DOM
Imagery Capture In Situ Data OpAcal Gradient of CDOM Build an Algorithm Apply the Algorithm
Proles the Underwater light eld with depth Measures Down-welling irradiance and Up-welling radiance
20.00
Absorbance Coefficient
15.00
R2 = .6744
10.00
5.00
0.00 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 Distance from Station 2
1.8
R2
412 0.9502 443 0.9233 490 0.9489 510 0.9614 665 0.2456
1.2
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
Raw
FLAASH
Geo-Referenced
IdenAfy
locaAon
of
CDOM
QuanAfy
the
CDOM
at
a
given
point
Observe
the
ux
of
Carbon
Separate
signal
from
other
sources
of
DOM
There
are
mulAple
possible
sources
of
CDOM
o
Dr.
Sherry
Palacios
(UC
Santa
Cruz)
Dr.
Raphael
Kudela
(UC
Santa
Cruz)
Dr.
Emily
Schaller,
NSERC
Rick
She.er,
NSERC
The
NASA
Airborne
Science
Program
NaAonal
Suborbital
EducaAon
and
Research
Center
(NSERC)
Shane
Grigsby,
James
Allen,
Samantha
Trumbo
Jane
Peterson
and
Eric
Buzay,
NSERC
Roseanne
Dominguez,
Jeery
Meyers,
Dennis
Gearhart,
NASA
Ames