'California current' diaporamas de présentation

Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. Winds and Cells. As the world turns. Water Currents. Figures of Marine Lore. Discrepant

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I. Global Winds and Ocean Currents

I. Global Winds and Ocean Currents. A. Origin of Ocean Currents. Drag exerted by winds flowing across the ocean causes the surface layer of water to move. Winds are the primary cause of surface ocean currents. Planetary Winds. Interaction of: Mid-Latitude southwesterly winds

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Ocean conditions and salmon productivity

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Characterization of Forecast Error using Singular Value Decomposition

Characterization of Forecast Error using Singular Value Decomposition. Andy Moore and Kevin Smith University of California Santa Cruz Hernan Arango Rutgers University. Outline. An overview of singular value decomposition (SVD) Flavors of SVD Duality of SVD Norms Unstable jet

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Ecosystem modeling efforts at the NWFSC

Ecosystem modeling efforts at the NWFSC. A quick overview. Some basics. Major efforts focused on Salmon and their environment Mostly Pacific Northwest Groundfish and the California Current LME

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Argo as an Aid to Environmental Monitoring and Assessment: experience in the Gulf of Alaska.

A. Argo as an Aid to Environmental Monitoring and Assessment: experience in the Gulf of Alaska. Howard Freeland and Steve MacDonald D.F.O. Science/Pacific Region, Canada Tel: (250)-363-6590 Email: FreelandHj@pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca.

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Chapter 9 Circulation of the Ocean

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The UNESCO index uses ratio values of P/ETP to delineate four broad arid regions.

The UNESCO index uses ratio values of P/ETP to delineate four broad arid regions. semihumid zones (0.50 < P/ETP < 0.75) semi-arid zones (0.20 < P/ETP < 0.50) arid zones (0.03 < P/ETP < 0.20) hyper-arid zones (P/ETP < 0.03). 5 major regions of aridity. Desert Climate.

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Ecological response to climate change

Ecological response to climate change. Lilian Busse Scripps Institution of Oceanography ESP seminar June 9, 2006. Outline. Introduction into the climate-ocean-biology relationship Presentation of some recent studies on the biological response to climate change Conclusions

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ocean circulation thermohaline conceptual model

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climatologist Gulf Stream hydrologist ocean current

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Real-time Systems

Real-time Systems. Currently running four separate configurations: SCB - (upgraded April 2010: started our own WRF run, increased length of forecast to 72 hours, ensemble forecasts) MB - restarted 3-level configuration Oct. 1, 2010 CA - started Aug. 15, 2010 PWS

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Group Meeting

Group Meeting. 2010/03/30 R98229014 Kirsten Feng. Nutrient and salinity decadal variations in the central and eastern North Pacific.

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What Proportion of the North Pacific Current finds its way into the Gulf of Alaska?

What Proportion of the North Pacific Current finds its way into the Gulf of Alaska?. Howard Freeland Dept. of Fisheries and Oceans Institute of Ocean Sciences N. Saanich, BC, Canada FreelandHj@pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca. The standard picture of the circulation of the N.E. Pacific.

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The California Current

The California Current. Golden State, Green Ocean Lauren Weisel Physical Oceanography 2012. Overview. Location Eastern Boundary Currents Physical Characteristics Upwelling CANON Experiment CalCOFI Global Warming. Location.

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Seasonal Variability and Large-scale Correlation in the California Current: 1993-2004

Seasonal Variability and Large-scale Correlation in the California Current: 1993-2004. Andrew Davis. The California Current is a mean alongshore equatorward flow that shows variability on all time scales.

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SC.D.1.4.1

SC.D.1.4.1. The student evaluates environmental factors to determine their effect on weather patterns. Day 1. The warm gulf stream passes the southern tip of Florida on its way north. How does the warm, moist air associated with this current affect the climate of southern Florida?

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Trends in Zooplankton Biomass and Functional Groups during the Last Five Years off Baja California

OS30 836. Figure 1. IMECOCAL grid.

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Modeling the biological response to the eddy-resolved circulation in the California Current

A-B. A-B. Wind Forcing Scenarios. A Stronger Wind Stress Curl Weaker Upwelling Favorable Winds. Biogeochemical Model * Phytoplankton * Zooplankton * Ammonia * Nitrate * Small Detrital Nitrogen * Large Detrital Nitrogen * Chlorophyll * Total Inorganic Carbon

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