Figure 2.
a) Evolution of the air-ice CO2 flux (black corresponds to a period with the chamber not properly sealed, blue to a period with a correct sealing of the chamber) and temperature 2 cm above the air-ice interface (in red). The green horizontal step line corresponds to the flux calculated from the DIC anomaly. The shaded areas refer to working hours and the related increase of atmospheric pCO2. b) Atmospheric (black line), ice surface (green triangles down) and seawater (blue triangles up) pCO2. The ice surface pCO2 corresponds to the first 5 cm of the bulk sea ice measured with the method of high vertical resolution.
Air-ice CO2 fluxes, sea ice surface temperature and pCO2 over time.

a) Evolution of the air-ice CO2 flux (black corresponds to a period with the chamber not properly sealed, blue to a period with a correct sealing of the chamber) and temperature 2 cm above the air-ice interface (in red). The green horizontal step line corresponds to the flux calculated from the DIC anomaly. The shaded areas refer to working hours and the related increase of atmospheric pCO2. b) Atmospheric (black line), ice surface (green triangles down) and seawater (blue triangles up) pCO2. The ice surface pCO2 corresponds to the first 5 cm of the bulk sea ice measured with the method of high vertical resolution.

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