A meridional 14C and 39Ar section in northeast Atlantic deep water ...
14C, 39Ar, and complementary hydrographic and nutrient data are presented for deep water below 2500 m depth, from stations along a meridional section (8°S to 45°N) through the Romanche Trench and along the deep northeast Atlantic basins (F/S Meteor, cruise 56, leg 5). The large-scale 14C distributio...
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ftdatacite:10.48350/158710 2024-09-30T14:40:01+00:00 A meridional 14C and 39Ar section in northeast Atlantic deep water ... Schlitzer, Reiner Roether, Wolfgang Weidmann, Urs Kalt, Peter Loosli, Heinz Hugo 1985 https://dx.doi.org/10.48350/158710 https://boris.unibe.ch/158710/ unknown American Geophysical Union open access publisher holds copyright http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2 530 Physics Text ScholarlyArticle article-journal journal article 1985 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.48350/158710 2024-09-02T10:17:31Z 14C, 39Ar, and complementary hydrographic and nutrient data are presented for deep water below 2500 m depth, from stations along a meridional section (8°S to 45°N) through the Romanche Trench and along the deep northeast Atlantic basins (F/S Meteor, cruise 56, leg 5). The large-scale 14C distribution along the section is resolved at the 14C data precision of ±2‰. Bottom water Δ14C decreases by 6‰ from the equator to 45°N, and farther up there is a weak Δ14C minimum (−123‰) over much of the section. The 14C data are interpreted as giving a turnover time of about 30 years for the waters below the depth of the 14C minimum (∼4250 m). It is found that water of 1.50±0.05°C potential temperature enters the East Atlantic from the west through the Romanche Trench (sill depth about 4000 m), and a preliminary value for the inflow rate of 3.6×106 m3/s is deduced. This rate greatly exceeds estimated deep inflow rates through the Vema fracture zone or across the northern boundary of the East Atlantic. 39Ar data that cover ... Text Northeast Atlantic DataCite |
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14C, 39Ar, and complementary hydrographic and nutrient data are presented for deep water below 2500 m depth, from stations along a meridional section (8°S to 45°N) through the Romanche Trench and along the deep northeast Atlantic basins (F/S Meteor, cruise 56, leg 5). The large-scale 14C distribution along the section is resolved at the 14C data precision of ±2‰. Bottom water Δ14C decreases by 6‰ from the equator to 45°N, and farther up there is a weak Δ14C minimum (−123‰) over much of the section. The 14C data are interpreted as giving a turnover time of about 30 years for the waters below the depth of the 14C minimum (∼4250 m). It is found that water of 1.50±0.05°C potential temperature enters the East Atlantic from the west through the Romanche Trench (sill depth about 4000 m), and a preliminary value for the inflow rate of 3.6×106 m3/s is deduced. This rate greatly exceeds estimated deep inflow rates through the Vema fracture zone or across the northern boundary of the East Atlantic. 39Ar data that cover ... |
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Schlitzer, Reiner Roether, Wolfgang Weidmann, Urs Kalt, Peter Loosli, Heinz Hugo |
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A meridional 14C and 39Ar section in northeast Atlantic deep water ... |
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A meridional 14C and 39Ar section in northeast Atlantic deep water ... |
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A meridional 14C and 39Ar section in northeast Atlantic deep water ... |
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A meridional 14C and 39Ar section in northeast Atlantic deep water ... |
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A meridional 14C and 39Ar section in northeast Atlantic deep water ... |
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