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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Atlantis II (Ship : 1963-) Cruise AII109"”.

  1. Mass, heat and nutrient fluxes in the Atlantic Ocean determined by inverse methods

    Inverse methods are applied to historical hydrographic data to address two aspects of the general circulation of the Atlantic Ocean. The method allows conservation statements for mass and other properties, along with a variety of other constraints, to be combined in a dynamically consistent way to …

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  2. The modern and glacial thermoclines along the Bahama Banks

    … data. Potential temperature- salinity relationships demonstrate that the deep waters and most of the thermocline waters in these channels originates in the Sargasso Sea. Cross channel sections of water properties suggest the following: (1) water from the shallow core of the Deep Western …

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  3. The influence of geothermal sources on deep ocean temperature, salinity, and flow fields

    This thesis is a study of the effect of geothermal sources on the deep circulation, temperature and salinity fields. In Chapter 1 background material is given on the strength and distribution of geothermal heating. In Chapter 2 evidence for the influence of a hydrothermal system in the rift valley …

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  4. Efficient representation of the hydrographic structure of the north Atlantic Ocean and aspects of the circulation from objective methods

    The general theme of this thesis is the study of systematic mathematical techniques for determining the ocean circulation from classical hydrographic data. Two aspects of this theme are analyzed. The first is finding an efficient representation of hydrographic structure so as to make it most useful …

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  5. The role of heterotrophic microflagellates in plankton communities

    The distribution and feeding behavior of bacterivorous micro flagellates (2-20 μm protozoa) and their ingestion by copepods were examined in an attempt to assess the importance of these protozoa as a trophic link between planktonic bacteria and zooplankton. The abundance of microflagellates …

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  6. Temporal evolution of tritium-³He age in the North Atlantic : implications for thermocline ventilation

    This thesis is a study of the physical mechanisms that ventilate the subtropical thermocline of the eastern North Atlantic. The starting point is an analysis of the existent historical database of natural and anthropogenic tracers, with special emphasis on 3He and tritium, that can be used to infer …

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  7. Oceanic fluxes of mass, heat, and freshwater : a global estimate and perspective

    Data from fifteen globally distributed, modern, high resolution, hydrographic oceanic transects are combined in an inverse calculation using large scale box models. The models provide estimates of the global meridional heat and freshwater budgets and are used to examine the sensitivity of the …

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