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Figure 1.

Map of pH sensor (SeaFET) deployment locations.

See Table 1 for details regarding deployment locations.

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Figure 2.

pH dynamics at 15 locations worldwide in 0–15 m water depth.

All panels are plotted on the same vertical range of pH (total hydrogen ion scale). The ordinate axis was arbitrarily selected to encompass a 30-day period during each sensor deployment representative of each site during the deployment season. See Table 1 for details regarding sensor deployment.

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Figure 3.

Metrics of short-term pH variability at 15 locations worldwide, ranked by ascending values.

Mean = geometric mean; Max = maximum value recorded; Min = minimum value recorded; SD = standard deviation; Range = Max - Min; Rate = mean of the absolute rate of change between adjacent data points.

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Table 1.

Summary of pH sensor deployment data shown in Figure 1.

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Table 2.

Summary data for pH temporal profiles collected at 15 sensor locations.

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Figure 4.

Comparison between sensor data (symbols) and the pH climatology (line) near CCE-1.

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