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A Global diagnostic of interocean mass transfers

A Global diagnostic of interocean mass transfers
A Global diagnostic of interocean mass transfers
An objective and quantitative estimate of all mean annual interocean mass transfers together with a picture of the associated mean pathways is presented. The global ocean circulation transfers mass, heat, and salinity between the various ocean subbasins on timescales that are likely to interact with the evolution of climate regimes. As an effort to consolidate our knowledge of the present global ocean climatological state, the output of a complex and realistic ocean model is analyzed with newly developed Lagrangian techniques to produce a global circulation scheme that helps and completes our physical understanding of the three-dimensional ocean circulation.
0022-3670
1623-1632
Blanke, B.
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Speich, S.
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Madec, G.
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Döös, K.
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Blanke, B.
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Speich, S.
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Madec, G.
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Blanke, B., Speich, S., Madec, G. and Döös, K. (2001) A Global diagnostic of interocean mass transfers. Journal of Physical Oceanography, 31 (6), 1623-1632. (doi:10.1175/1520-0485(2001)031<1623:AGDOIM>2.0.CO;2).

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An objective and quantitative estimate of all mean annual interocean mass transfers together with a picture of the associated mean pathways is presented. The global ocean circulation transfers mass, heat, and salinity between the various ocean subbasins on timescales that are likely to interact with the evolution of climate regimes. As an effort to consolidate our knowledge of the present global ocean climatological state, the output of a complex and realistic ocean model is analyzed with newly developed Lagrangian techniques to produce a global circulation scheme that helps and completes our physical understanding of the three-dimensional ocean circulation.

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Published date: June 2001

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Local EPrints ID: 64817
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/64817
ISSN: 0022-3670
PURE UUID: c0eafd75-c86f-409d-930b-7688983eb633

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Date deposited: 15 Jan 2009
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 12:02

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Author: B. Blanke
Author: S. Speich
Author: G. Madec
Author: K. Döös

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