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The Ocean CDR Atlas is a curated collection of standard datasets describing regional and global variations in carbon dioxide removal (CDR) efficiency and other metrics.
Ocean CDR Atlas
DATASETS
FEATURED TOOLS
The Efficiency Maps
These open, interactive web tools allow users to explore the efficiency of ocean-based carbon dioxide removal (CDR) deployments around the world. They focus on two ocean CDR pathways: ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) and direct ocean removal (DOR).
The ocean’s ability to absorb and store carbon varies by location, season, and circulation patterns. Built in collaboration with (carbon)plan, the OAE and DOR Efficiency Maps use global ocean physical and biogeochemical model simulations to show how these dynamics affect the carbon removal and storage potential of different deployment locations.
OAE Efficiency Map
Explore global patterns of ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) efficiency and understand regional and seasonal variations for simulated alkalinity releases.
DOR Efficiency Map
Explore simulations showing how direct ocean removal (DOR) leads to atmospheric carbon removal depending on the region and season of deployment.