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Mapped solution of microplastic abundance based on Maximenko model
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This is a data file containing a gridded map of microplastic abundance in the global ocean based on the Maximenko ocean circulation model, published alongside the Van Sebille et al. (2015) comparison study of microplastic distribution models. The dataset provides spatial estimates of surface microplastic concentrations used in environmental risk assessments and pollution modeling.
csv file for the map shown in Figure 3a of Van Sebille et al (2015), ERL. See also the associated lon, lat and area fields.
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