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Coccolithophores are important components of marine phytoplankton and are found to be useful indicators of the environmental conditions of the upper water column. In this study, we investigate coccolithophore abundance and composition in the Cretan Sea and South Cretan area (Eastern Mediterranean), and their relation to prevailing hydrodynamic conditions during late February/early March 2019. Results showed that total coccolit...
This work presents evidence of double diffusive convection (DDC) in the form of salt fingers (SF) forming a thermohaline staircase in the Cretan Sea (South Aegean Sea). The phenomenon was identified at the eastern edge of the Cretan Sea in March 2023 but had vanished by September 2023. To estimate vertical diffusivities and fluxes, four DDC models were applied to the hydrographic data. The vulnerability of the staircase appear...
This study investigates the composition, abundance, and vertical export of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) across three deep basins of the northeastern Mediterranean Sea (NEMS) over one year. Sinking particles were collected using sediment traps, and PAH analysis was conducted via gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. PAH fluxes varied significantly, peaking in the north Aegean Sea due to mesotrophic conditions, nutrie...
The European Ocean Observing Community (EOOC) integrates inputs from diverse entities dedicated to comprehensively monitoring and forecasting oceanic phenomena in European Seas. With increasing climate and anthropogenic pressures, the urgency of ensuring the EOOC’s preparedness to observe Essential Ocean Variables (EOVs) is evident. This paper advocates for the adoption of a scoring approach designed to evaluate the readiness...
A consensus-based, revised and comprehensive catalogue for Mediterranean water masses acronymsOA Marine
Addressing the need for clear communication in Mediterranean oceanography, this study presents a revised and comprehensive catalogue of water mass acronyms. Although there is no universal set of standard rules for assigning acronyms to water masses, as these can vary among different research groups, regions, or scientific communities, scientists generally aim for clarity and consistency when naming and abbreviating water masse...
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