6 Art�culos

Disruption of the Atlantic Meridional Circulation during Deglacial Climates Inferred from Planktonic Foraminiferal Shell Weights

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Stergios D. Zarkogiannis

Changes in the density structure of the upper oceanic water masses are an important forcing of changes in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), which is believed to widely affect Earth?s climate. However, very little is known about past... ver m�s

Revista: Journal of Marine Science and Engineering Formato: Electr�nico

Tabla de contenido: Vol: 9 Num: 0 Par: 5 A�o: 2021

The North Atlantic Oscillations: Cycle Times for the NAO, the AMO and the AMOC

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en l�nea

Knut Lehre Seip, �yvind Gr�n and Hui Wang

We show that oceanic cycle lengths persist across oceanic cyclic time-series by comparing cycles in series that come from ?sister? measurements in the North Atlantic Ocean. These are the North Atlantic oscillation (NAO), the Atlantic multidecadal oscilla... ver m�s

Revista: Climate Formato: Electr�nico

Tabla de contenido: Vol: 7 Num: 0 Par: 3 A�o: 2019

An Evaluation of the Large-Scale Implementation of Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) Using an Ocean General Circulation Model with Low-Complexity Atmospheric Feedback Effects

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Yanli Jia, G�rard C. Nihous and Krishnakumar Rajagopalan

Previous investigations of the large-scale deployment of Ocean Thermal Energy Conversions (OTEC) systems are extended by allowing some atmospheric feedback in an ocean general circulation model. A modified ocean-atmosphere thermal boundary condition is u... ver m�s

Revista: Journal of Marine Science and Engineering Formato: Electr�nico

Tabla de contenido: Vol: 6 Num: 1 Par: March A�o: 2018

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