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Bathymetry: Features and Hypsography [PDF]
Heidi M. Dierssen, Albert E. Theberge
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Abstract This study presents a new physical‐biogeochemical simulation of the Pacific Ocean that resolves mesoscale dynamics and explicitly includes tidal forcing. The primary objective is to develop and document a modeling framework that serves both as a detailed record of model configuration and forcing preparation, and as a reference for future ...
Pierre Damien +6 more
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The ocean flows downhill near the seafloor and recirculates upward above. [PDF]
Schubert R +6 more
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Abstract Seismic reflection data from Vincennes Bay, East Antarctica, provide the first insights into the Cenozoic evolution of the East Antarctic Ice Sheet (EAIS) in the Knox Coast. Long‐distance seismic horizon correlation allows age estimates for the seismic stratigraphic framework constructed for the continental shelf.
Timo Mühlberger‐Krause +7 more
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Preconditioning of sediment failure by astronomically paced weak-layer deposition. [PDF]
Wang X +11 more
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Effects of Creek Topology on Salinization of Coastal Marsh Due To Storm Surges
Abstract Creek topology varies widely across coastal marshes and strongly influences surface and subsurface flow patterns. These flow dynamics, in turn, affect salt transport within the marsh system. Both processes are critical in storm surge inundation and consequent subsurface salinization.
Shuangshuang Yu +7 more
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Passive retention of simulated larvae on coral reefs. [PDF]
Greenwood J +6 more
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Abstract The South‐West Indian Ocean (SWIO) displays marked spatial variations in physical forcings, driving in turn distinct seasonal biogeochemical regimes. Mesoscale eddies in the Mozambique Channel drive large‐scale redistribution of nutrients and plankton, while eastern Madagascar waters are highly oligotrophic.
Aline Arens +5 more
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Grooves in forereefs act as transport channels to deliver coral rubble during tropical cyclones. [PDF]
Vila-Concejo A +12 more
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