The boundary currents at 24ºS : the Barzil and the Benguela Currents, and the nadw in the deep western and eastern boundaries
The Brazil and Benguela Currents and the North Atlantic Deep Water flow in the Atlantic Ocean at 24°S in 2009 are studied by the implementation of an inverse model with GO-SHIP hydrographic data. Additionally, the net meridional transports of mass, heat and freshwater are calculated. The Brazil Curr...
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ftunivlaspalmas:oai:https://accedacris.ulpgc.es:10553/56060 2023-05-15T17:13:51+02:00 The boundary currents at 24ºS : the Barzil and the Benguela Currents, and the nadw in the deep western and eastern boundaries Santana Toscano, Daniel Hernández-Guerra, Alonso Casanova Masjoan, María Facultad de Ciencias del Mar 2019 http://hdl.handle.net/10553/56060 eng eng http://hdl.handle.net/10553/56060 251007 Oceanografía física Corrientes marinas Corriente de Brasil (Atlántico Norte) Corriente de Benguela (Atlántico Norte) 2019 ftunivlaspalmas 2019-09-08T16:53:55Z The Brazil and Benguela Currents and the North Atlantic Deep Water flow in the Atlantic Ocean at 24°S in 2009 are studied by the implementation of an inverse model with GO-SHIP hydrographic data. Additionally, the net meridional transports of mass, heat and freshwater are calculated. The Brazil Current flows over the westernmost stations with a mass transport of -3.3±1.0 Sv to the south. Meanwhile, the Benguela Current System flows northward with a transport of 13.2±3.3 Sv. The Deep Western Boundary Current drives the North Atlantic Deep Water from the north to the south of the Atlantic Ocean, where it splits into two branches. One of them flows through the western boundary and the other flows from the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean to its eastern boundary, the net transport of the NADW is -25.5±1.3 Sv. The heat transport shows a northward flux of 1.0±0.1 PW, higher than previous studies. The freshwater budget showcases a -0.8±0.2 Sv transport from the ocean to the atmosphere (evaporation), matching the results of previous studies. Other/Unknown Material NADW North Atlantic Deep Water North Atlantic South Atlantic Ocean Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: Acceda |
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The Brazil and Benguela Currents and the North Atlantic Deep Water flow in the Atlantic Ocean at 24°S in 2009 are studied by the implementation of an inverse model with GO-SHIP hydrographic data. Additionally, the net meridional transports of mass, heat and freshwater are calculated. The Brazil Current flows over the westernmost stations with a mass transport of -3.3±1.0 Sv to the south. Meanwhile, the Benguela Current System flows northward with a transport of 13.2±3.3 Sv. The Deep Western Boundary Current drives the North Atlantic Deep Water from the north to the south of the Atlantic Ocean, where it splits into two branches. One of them flows through the western boundary and the other flows from the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean to its eastern boundary, the net transport of the NADW is -25.5±1.3 Sv. The heat transport shows a northward flux of 1.0±0.1 PW, higher than previous studies. The freshwater budget showcases a -0.8±0.2 Sv transport from the ocean to the atmosphere (evaporation), matching the results of previous studies. |
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Hernández-Guerra, Alonso Casanova Masjoan, María Facultad de Ciencias del Mar |
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Santana Toscano, Daniel |
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The boundary currents at 24ºS : the Barzil and the Benguela Currents, and the nadw in the deep western and eastern boundaries |
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The boundary currents at 24ºS : the Barzil and the Benguela Currents, and the nadw in the deep western and eastern boundaries |
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The boundary currents at 24ºS : the Barzil and the Benguela Currents, and the nadw in the deep western and eastern boundaries |
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The boundary currents at 24ºS : the Barzil and the Benguela Currents, and the nadw in the deep western and eastern boundaries |
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The boundary currents at 24ºS : the Barzil and the Benguela Currents, and the nadw in the deep western and eastern boundaries |
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boundary currents at 24ºs : the barzil and the benguela currents, and the nadw in the deep western and eastern boundaries |
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NADW North Atlantic Deep Water North Atlantic South Atlantic Ocean |
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