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Journal of Ocean University of China, 2017
Over the past few decades, an increasing number of marine activities have been conducted in the East China Sea, including the construction of various marine structures and the passage of large ships. Marine safety issues are paramount and are becoming more important with respect to the likely increase in size of ocean waves in relation to global ...
Aifeng Tao +4 more
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Over the past few decades, an increasing number of marine activities have been conducted in the East China Sea, including the construction of various marine structures and the passage of large ships. Marine safety issues are paramount and are becoming more important with respect to the likely increase in size of ocean waves in relation to global ...
Aifeng Tao +4 more
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Geohazards in the Yellow Sea and East China Sea
Offshore Technology Conference, 1985ABSTRACT Shallow submarine geology in the Yellow and East China seas is dicta ted mostly by the proximity of the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers and by the late Quaternary history of the area. Most serious potential geological hazards (buried channels throughout the area, shallow gas in areas with high rates of modern ...
J.D. Milliman, V.S. Qin, J. Butenko
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Tidal Computation of the East China Sea. The Yellow Sea and the East Sea
1991Abstract The M 2 tidal phenomena in the entire surrounding seas of Korea Peninsula have been investigated under the condition of one model area, majorly to understand which factors govern the amphidromic system in each sub-area. In this study two-dimensional numerical model based upon an implicit scheme has been used.
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The Kuroshio in the East China Sea
Journal of Marine Systems, 2000Observations of the hydrography and water movements in the East China Sea in areas where the bottom topography interferes with the Kuroshio indicate a vigorous exchange between the Kuroshio and a continental shelf water mass that is relatively cool and fresh. South of about 28°N, the Kuroshio runs into the continental shelf and is uplifted.
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1994
Radiolaria are very rare in the Bohai Sea and the Huanghai Sea and occur mostly in the estern part of the East China Sea. Polycystine is the most abundant, and phaeodaria is rare. Acantharia and Sticholonchea, recently considered as two independent classes, are also abundant.
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Radiolaria are very rare in the Bohai Sea and the Huanghai Sea and occur mostly in the estern part of the East China Sea. Polycystine is the most abundant, and phaeodaria is rare. Acantharia and Sticholonchea, recently considered as two independent classes, are also abundant.
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Structural Framework of East China Sea and Yellow Sea
AAPG Bulletin, 1970ABSTRACT A geophysical survey of the East China Sea, Yellow Sea, and Ryukyu Island arc and trench was conducted during October-November 1968, by the U. S. Naval Oceanographic Office with participation by scientists from ECAFE member nations. More than 12,000 km of continuous seismic reflection profiling, magnetic, and bathymetric data
John M. Wageman +2 more
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China, Japan and the East China Sea Imbroglio
Maritime Affairs: Journal of the National Maritime Foundation of India, 2017ABSTRACTThe East China Sea dispute has become a characteristic feature in the defined “hot economics, cold politics” relations between China and Japan. The maritime sphere has gained precedence in the larger realm of diplomacy, thus making the contested waters a primary hotspot of power politics between the two Asian countries.
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Sources and scavenging of plutonium in the East China Sea
Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2018The 240Pu/239Pu atom ratio and 239+240Pu activity of seawater in the East China Sea (ECS) was measured in order to examine the Pu sources and elaborate Pu scavenging process. High 240Pu/239Pu atom ratios (0.187-0.243, average = 0.221 ± 0.017) in the surface water and water column were observed during 2011, implying of non-global fallout Pu sources. The
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Distributions of nutrients in the East China Sea and the South China Sea connection
Journal of Oceanography, 2008Surface maps of nitrate, phosphate and silicate of the East China Sea (ECS) have been constructed and are described. Reports on exchanges of material between the ECS and the South China Sea (SCS) through the Taiwan Strait are reviewed. Recent advances seem to have reversed the earlier view that the SCS exports nutrients to the ECS through the Taiwan ...
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Applying Deep Learning in the Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in the East China Sea
Remote Sensing, 2022, Han Guoqing, Qiyan Ji
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