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Wind-triggered Antarctic sea-ice decline preconditioned by thinning Winter Water. [PDF]

Nat Clim Chang
Spira T, du Plessis M, Haumann FA, Giddy I, Narayanan A, Silvano A, Swart S.   +6 more
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Ocean mixedlayer depth: A subsurface proxy for ocean-atmosphere variability

, 2006
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The Distribution of Subsurface Microplastics in the Ocean [PDF]

Nature
Marine plastic pollution is a global issue, with microplastics (1 µm-5 mm) dominating the measured plastic count1,2. Although microplastics can be found throughout the oceanic water column3,4, most studies collect microplastics from surface waters (less than about 50-cm depth) using net tows5.
Luisa Galgani, Martin Thiel, Karin Kvale
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Stability of the subsurface ocean of Pluto

Planetary and Space Science, 2020
<p>We explore the long-term evolution of Pluto’s subsurface ocean in the absence of an insulating clathrate hydrate layer. Numerical simulations of the thermal history of the interior are performed using a 1D model assuming Pluto was initially differentiated into an outer hydrosphere (H<sub>2&lt ...
Jun Kimura, Shunichi Kamata
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Evidence for a subsurface ocean on Europa

Nature, 1998
Ground-based spectroscopy of Jupiter's moon Europa, combined with gravity data, suggests that the satellite has an icy crust roughly 150 km thick and a rocky interior. In addition, images obtained by the Voyager spacecraft revealed that Europa's surface is crossed by numerous intersecting ridges and dark bands (called lineae) and is sparsely cratered ...
M H, Carr, M J, Belton, C R, Chapman, M E, Davies, P, Geissler, R, Greenberg, A S, McEwen, B R, Tufts, R, Greeley, R, Sullivan, J W, Head, R T, Pappalardo, K P, Klaasen, T V, Johnson, J, Kaufman, D, Senske, J, Moore, G, Neukum, G, Schubert, J A, Burns, P, Thomas, J, Veverka   +21 more
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Trans‐oceanic subsurface photovoltaic performance

Progress in Photovoltaics: Research and Applications, 2023
AbstractUtilization of marine photovoltaic energy is primarily focused on surface harvesting with limited photovoltaic cell implementations in submarine environments. Potential applications include marine wildlife telemetry devices, autonomous underwater vehicles, or remote sensing assets.
Collin A. Krawczyk, Michael W. Shafer, Paul G. Flikkema, Rachel Rose Holser, Daniel Costa   +4 more
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Probing the subsurface ocean processes using ocean LIDARS

SPIE Proceedings, 2012
Subsurface profiling LIDAR systems extend our understanding of ocean processes "below" the ocean surface of SST and ocean color. Time-gated LIDAR backscattering intensity has been shown to define the bio-optical ocean layers and characterize subsurface processes.
Robert Arnone, Sergio Derada, Sherwin Ladner, Charles Trees   +3 more
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Development and validation of the CALIPSO ocean subsurface data

2016 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS), 2016
CALIOP, the dual wavelength, polarization sensitive lidar flying aboard the CALIPSO satellite, has been operating since June 2006 and is expected to continue beyond 2017. CALIOP's depolarization ratio is one of the best calibrated measurements from space. Over the life of the CALIPSO mission, the stability of the CALIOP depolarization ratio calibration
Yongxiang Hu 0002, Pengwang Zhai
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Subsurface eddies in the Arctic ocean

Deep Sea Research and Oceanographic Abstracts, 1974
Abstract In March and April of 1972, four transient undercurrents were associated with eddies at depths between 50 and 300 m in the Arctic Ocean. The velocity profile was parabolic with a maximum of 40 cm s−1 at 150m. Two of the eddies were anticyclonic and two, cyclonic. The eddies persisted at least several days, they were 10–20 km in diameter, and
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