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A multidisciplinary cruise to the northern North Sea was undertaken during June 1999 to carry out a Lagrangian study of an Emiliania huxleyi bloom. During this experiment, the naturally occurring radionuclide, 234 Th, was measured in the water column to estimate particle fluxes and resulting residence times. Simple steady state modelling of changes in 234 Th activity...