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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Atlantic variability"”.

  1. The role of ocean dynamics within tropical Atlantic climate variability

    … gained in the tropical Pacific, tropical Atlantic variability is viewed from an energetics perspective and contrasted against the Pacific at both seasonal and inter-annual timescales. The character of remotely forced thermocline depth variability is evaluated using available potential …

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  2. The effect of large-scale interannual variations in the Gulf of Guinea

    … of Guinea is an important region of tropical Atlantic variability, and embedded within it are the Atlantic Ni~no and the seasonal tropical instability waves. Although, the dynamics of this region are accepted to modulate the monsoon system by the scientific community, it is still debated what …

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  3. Investigating the atmospheric and oceanic drivers of Atlantic Multidecadal Variability and predictability

    … of ocean and atmospheric dynamics in generating Atlantic Multidecadal Variability (AMV) remains an open question. This thesis presents three pathways to understanding how oceanic and atmospheric processes generate key spatio-temporal signatures of AMV through a combination of processed-based and …

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  4. An examination of the large-scale drivers of North Atlantic vertical wind shear and seasonal tropical cyclone variability

    … and examines the large-scale sources of variability driving tropical North Atlantic deep-layer vertical wind shear (VWS). VWS is a key variable for the seasonal prediction of tropical cyclone (TC) activity and can be used to assess sources of predictability within a given season. Part 1 …

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