Deep Ocean
The Deep Ocean Density Structure at the Last Glacial Maximum: What Was It and Why?
... mean deep ocean temperature had already cooled ∼ ...LGM ocean and ice sheet states may have been initiated by this advance cooling and its resultant ...cool ocean temperatures prior to and ...
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Glacial-interglacial atmospheric CO 2change: a possible “standing volume” effect on deep-ocean carbon sequestration
... glacial ocean will probably not have remained ...of deep water closely resembling mod- ern southern-sourced deep-water apparently increased signif- icantly during the last ...a deep ...
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The evolution of deep ocean chemistry and respired carbon in the Eastern Equatorial Pacific over the last deglaciation
... whole ocean carbonate chemistry through global alkalinity (ALK) increase, for example, due to “ carbonate compensation ” or carbonate dissolution ...the ocean interior, that is, changes in the global ...
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Overturning circulation driven by breaking internal waves in the deep ocean
... the ocean, and the uncertainty of the en- ergy conversion estimates due to poorly known rough topogra- phy and bottom fl ow ...the deep ocean will stand the test of ...
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Deep ocean ventilation, carbon isotopes, marine sedimentation and the deglacial CO 2rise
... of deep water masses from the atmosphere ...the deep ocean. As most deep ocean water- masses are ventilated through the SO surface ...in deep ocean overturning ...in ...
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A review of the role of submarine canyons in deep-ocean exchange with the shelf
... Abstract. Cross shelf-break exchange is limited by the ten- dency of geostrophic flow to follow bathymetric contours, not cross them. However, small scale topography, such as canyons, can reduce the local lengthscale of ...
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The role of the North Atlantic overturning and deep ocean for multi-decadal global-mean-temperature variability
... Atlantic deep-ocean heat content with trends of up to ...Atlantic deep- ocean density with density lagging the AMOC by 5 to 11 yr in most ...AMOC– deep-ocean system, our results ...
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Effect of the salts of deep ocean water on the production of cordycepin and adenosine of Cordyceps militaris-fermented product
... Deep ocean water (DOW) is characterized by low tem- perature, cleanness, and affluent production of inorganic nutrients and minerals. In recent years, because of its medicinal value, DOW has been ...
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Seawater capacitance – a promising proxy for mapping and characterizing drifting hydrocarbon plumes in the deep ocean
... Abstract. Hydrocarbons released into the deep ocean are an inevitable consequence of natural seep, seafloor drilling, and leaking wellhead-to-collection-point pipelines. The Ma- condo 252 (Deepwater ...
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Deep ocean mineral water accelerates recovery from physical fatigue
... The desalinated DOM, taken from the West Pacific Ocean (662 meters in depth), was kindly provided by Taiwan Yes Deep Ocean Water Co., Ltd. (Hualien, Taiwan). DOM was filtered by a micro-filter ...
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Sensitivity of deep ocean biases to horizontal resolution in prototype CMIP6 simulations with AWI-CM1.0
... Overall, we have shown major improvements when using MR and HR meshes in representing the hydrography in the deep ocean around 1000 m. These improvements at depth do not come at the expense of degradations ...
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Picocyanobacteria and deep-ocean fluorescent dissolved organic matter share similar optical properties
... surface ocean 4,5 and to particles sinking to the deep ...open ocean sediment trap records showed strong cyanobacterial pigment signals in deep-ocean samples well below the mixed layer ...
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Genomes of Abundant and Widespread Viruses from the Deep Ocean
... The deep sea is a massive, largely oligotrophic ecosystem, stretched over nearly 65% of the planet’s ...surface. Deep-sea planktonic communities are almost completely dependent upon organic carbon sinking ...
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Deep-float salinity data synthesis for deep ocean state estimation: method and impact
... corrected Deep NINJA data are reliable with regard to ...compiled Deep NINJA dataset. In addition, we place weight on synthesizing the Deep NINJA data by taking into consideration the observational ...
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A Comparison of the Growth Characteristics of Arthrospira platensis in Deep Ocean Water, Surface Ocean Water, and Artificial Ocean Water
... of deep ocean water (DOW) for cooling purposes, as drinking water (after desalination), and in algae cultures has increased in recent years in ...in deep ocean water (DOW), surface ...
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Different Approaches to International Regulation of Exploitation of Deep-Ocean Ferromanganese Nodules
... It may be concluded that such considerations as the possible effects on the economies of developing nations, the transfer of technology, the location of land-based processing p[r] ...
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The eruption of submarine rhyolite lavas and domes in the deep ocean Havre 2012, Kermadec Arc
... and deep submarine (Havre 2012 rhyolitic lavas and domes) settings has shown the two are closely ...similar. Deep water above vents might be expected to influence morphology, because elevated confining ...
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Massive upward displacement in the deep ocean
... The least controversial explanation of the observations is therefore that within the 3 weeks between the May and June cruises we witnessed a massive oscillation of the whole of the easte[r] ...
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Deep ocean exchange with west-European shelf seas
... Table 1. Estimated process contributions to ocean-shelf water exchange (m 2 /s) by sector. Exchange time=shelf volume/total exchange rate. Under Slope current are estimated bottom Ekman layer transports (Sect. 4) ...
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Review study of the requirements for deep ocean remote handling equipment
... & Holmes, R.T,, 1980, Optical fibres in underwater applications, pp, 9-12 in Oceanology International '80, Technical Session J, Grant, D.A,W,, 1983, Video and telemetry multiplex system [r] ...
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