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The study aims to quantify uncertainties in coastal air-sea CO2 flux estimates based on two machine-learning products.

Quantifying Key Uncertainties in Air‐Sea CO ₂ Flux in the China Seas and the Adjacent Northwest Pacific Region

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The study aims to quantify uncertainties in coastal air-sea CO2 flux estimates based on two machine-learning products.
Compared two machine-learning FCO2 products from 2003 to 2019.
Analyzed spatiotemporal percentage differences in FCO2 density.
Assessed the influence of sea surface CO2 partial pressure and gas transfer velocity on flux estimates.
Percentage differences in FCO2 density exceeded 50%.
Replacing a wind speed parameterization with a sea state-dependent model altered flux estimates significantly.
CO2 uptake decreased by ∼10% in Yellow and East China Seas and increased by 20% in the South China Sea.

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This research quantifies uncertainties in air-sea CO2 flux in coastal regions, highlighting implications for carbon uptake.

Zhang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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