ARGO floats are used to find the ocean parameters and it transmits information to satellites for our observation, is not giving any information about chlorophyll. Fire indication we can get short temporal resolution satellite because Argo floats 10 days once we can get information but fire will have happened anytime

Thank you, Nagalakshmi, for your answer.

I apologise for not formulating my question clearly enough. I was thinking about biogeoArgo floats. I was wondering how increased aeolian deposition to surface water (from fires for example) could bias say backscattering measurements and chlorophyl measurements made by those floats for example. Same question regarding increased fire emissions in the atmosphere; how do they disturb satellite measurements of Chlorophyll. Is there any acknowledged correction to be applied to such measurements ?

Thanks again