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Gerstner’s Water Wave and Mass Transport
Journal of Mathematical Fluid Mechanics, 2015zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Chlorofluorocarbon distribution in the ross sea water masses
Chemistry and Ecology, 2004Chlorofluorocarbon (CFC11, CFC12 and CFC113) data, collected during the 2000-2001 austral summer, within the framework of the activities of the Climatic Long-Term Interactions for the Mass-Balance in Antarctica (CLIMA) Project of the Italian National Program for Antarctic Research (PNRA) in the Ross Sea, are discussed in the context of hydrographic ...
RIVARO, PAOLA FRANCESCA +6 more
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Water mass exchange and diapycnal mixing at Bussol’ Strait revealed by water mass properties
Journal of Oceanography, 2007Intensive CTD observations that resolve the mean and tidal components were done with a total of 129 casts in summer of 2001 at Bussol’ Strait. Based on these data and all the available historical data, we have revealed the outflow from Bussol’ Strait to the Pacific and the significant diapycnal mixing in the strait. In the range 27.0−27.3σ
Kazuya Ono +6 more
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Water Masses in the Pacific in CCSM3
Journal of Climate, 2008Abstract An examination of model water masses in the North Pacific Ocean is performed in the Community Climate System version 3 (CCSM3) and its ocean-only counterpart. While the surface properties of the ocean are well represented in both simulations, biases in thermocline and intermediate-water masses exist that point to errors in both ...
Lu Anne Thompson, Wei Cheng
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The first studies of plankton in Baikal were made by V. N. Yasnitsky (1923, 1924, 1930; Yasnitsky & Skabichevsky, 1957),K.I.Meyer (1930),as well as by S.M.Visloukh (1924), A. G. Genkel (1925),V.A.Yashnov (1922),B.V. Skvortsov (1937; Skvortsov & Meyer, 1928), A. P.Skabichevsky (1929, 1935, 1954), A. A. Zakhvatkin (1932).
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The first studies of plankton in Baikal were made by V. N. Yasnitsky (1923, 1924, 1930; Yasnitsky & Skabichevsky, 1957),K.I.Meyer (1930),as well as by S.M.Visloukh (1924), A. G. Genkel (1925),V.A.Yashnov (1922),B.V. Skvortsov (1937; Skvortsov & Meyer, 1928), A. P.Skabichevsky (1929, 1935, 1954), A. A. Zakhvatkin (1932).
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Mass spectrometry for monitoring micropollutants in water
Current Opinion in Biotechnology, 2007Surface water reservoirs and aquifers are exposed to contamination by thousands of micropollutants from industrial, pharmaceutical, agricultural and natural origins. Most developed and developing countries implement a water-quality regulation programme to prevent contamination by such chemicals at illegal concentrations.
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Mass balance in shallow water simulation
Communications in Applied Numerical Methods, 1985AbstractMass balance relations are obtained for primitive and wave equation spectral models. The results prescribe a departure from conventional methods for boundary condition enforcement. Numerical results substantiate the theory.
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Refining of Water Masses at Sarawak Waters, Malaysia
Borneo Journal of Marine Science and Aquaculture (BJoMSA)Water mass identification is essential to understand the dynamics of water circulation. The waters off Sarawak are influenced by the northeast and the southwest monsoons. We studied the physical oceanography of the South China Sea along these waters, from data collected during the Prime Marine Scientific Expedition 2009. The expedition was organized by
Ann Aletheia Manson +3 more
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Water mass transformations in the Mediterranean outflow water
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Gasser, Marc +6 more
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Water masses in the Gulf of Aden
Journal of Oceanography, 2007Hydrographic data collected from Gulf of Aden since 1920 have been compiled to identify and refine the definitions of water masses in the Gulf of Aden (GA) and to describe their spatio-temporal variability. Four water masses have been identified based on their θ-S characteristics.
Al Saafani, M.A., Shenoi, S.S.C.
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