Poleward flows along eastern ocean boundaries

Title Page......Page 2
Copyright......Page 3
Prologue......Page 4
Acknowledgements......Page 6
Contents......Page 7
Part I:workshop Summaries......Page 9
Workshop Summary: Poleward Flow-Observational and Theoretical Issues
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Spatial.......Page 13
Temporal.......Page 14
Quantitative Characteristics.......Page 15
Kinematics.......Page 16
Dynamics.......Page 17
Roles Of Poleward Undercurrents in Ocean Science.
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Observational Implications in PUC Studies 
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Theoretical Implications in PUC Stpdies
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Overall Implications......Page 23
Poleward Flows Along Eastern Ocean Boundaries: An Introduction And Historical Review
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Introduction......Page 34
Mccreary's Constant Depth, Linear Model......Page 35
Dynamics......Page 39
Critique......Page 45
Recommendations for Future Work
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Acknowledgements......Page 47
Forcing and Dynamics or Poleward Undercurrents
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Part II: Geographical Reports: The Atlantic Ocean......Page 53
Introduction......Page 54
Historic Overview......Page 56
Water Mass Characteristics......Page 58
Branching of the Wsc
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Dynamic Topography......Page 64
Conclusions......Page 71
Acknowledgements......Page 72
A Brief Sketch of Poleward Flows at the Eastern Boundary of the North Atlantic
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South of the Wyville-Thomson Ridge
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Northeast of the Wyville-thomson Ridge
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Discussion......Page 86
Acknowledgements......Page 88
Introduction......Page 89
Indirect Evidence......Page 91
Direct Observations......Page 94
Discussion......Page 98
Acknowledgements......Page 99
Abstract......Page 103
Observations......Page 104
Results......Page 107
Discussion......Page 111
Conclusion......Page 114
Acknowledgements......Page 115
Introduction......Page 117
The Bottom Circulation in the Cape Basin
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Baroclinicity Over the Shelf Break and Terrace Edges
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Poleward Motion of Water Over the Inner Shelf
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Ekman Divergence......Page 135
Advected Momentum......Page 136
Acknowledgements......Page 137
Data Reduction......Page 138
La Pfcrouse Bank Currents......Page 140
Along-shore Structure......Page 142
Poleward Flow at the Surface: The Davidson Current
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Undercurrents Over the Shelf
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Poleward Flow Along The Continental Slope: The California Undercurrent......Page 151
Acknowledgements......Page 162
Data And Data Sources......Page 166
Results......Page 167
Acknowledgements......Page 180
Abstract......Page 182
Motivation......Page 183
The Poleward Flows on the Large Scale
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Direct Observations of Poleward Flows
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Thoughts on the Counterflow
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Acknowledgements......Page 207
The Poleward Undercurrent Along The Chilean Coast......Page 209
Upwelling and Undercurrent
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Conclusions......Page 222
Acknowledgements......Page 224
Peru-Chile Undercurrent
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Coastal Circulation And Upwelling......Page 230
Ecological Effects......Page 232
Recommendations......Page 233
Introduction......Page 235
The Leeuwin Current-general Features......Page 237
Water Masses of the Leeuwin Current
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The Northwest Region......Page 240
The Leeuwin Current Off Western Australia......Page 241
The Southern Australian Coastline......Page 242
Interannual Variability......Page 243
Modeling the Leeuwin Current
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The Leeuwin Current Interdisciplinary Experiment......Page 245
Current Meters Observations......Page 248
Ctd Sections......Page 251
Discussion......Page 255
Acknowledgements......Page 257
Part III:special Topics......Page 260
Introduction......Page 261
Turbulent Dissipation......Page 262
Conclusion......Page 267
Introduction......Page 268
Model Description and Initial Conditions
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Results......Page 275
Summary and Recommendations
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Acknowledgements......Page 284
Introduction......Page 286
Methods and Data
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Background......Page 289
Regional Oceanography......Page 290
The Nitrogen Cycle......Page 294
Discussion......Page 301
Acknowledgements......Page 315
On the Poleward Undercurrent and Regional Oceanography
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On the Discussion
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Authors' Response to the Reviewer's Comments
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The Problem......Page 320
Premonitions and
 Extremal Conjectures......Page 321
Mechanism: Asymmetrical Form Drag......Page 324
When a Drag's Not a Drag: Neptpne Effect
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Secondary Circulations and Role of Baroclinicity 
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Acknowledgements......Page 335
Part IV: Epilogue
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Hothnance.......Page 337
Huthnance.......Page 338
Hickey.......Page 339
Hickey.......Page 340
4 . What Ideas do You Have on How to Partition Ebpuc Forcing Into Localand Distant Effects?
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5. How Can You Better Use Theoretical Studies?......Page 342
Mooers.......Page 343
Huthnance.......Page 344
7. Should we Recommend That an Ebpuc Panel be Chartered Within the Woce, for the Purpose of Defining the Priority of Ebpucs in Ocean Science for the Coming Decade?
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Neshyba.......Page 346
Part V References
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Appendix A: Mailing and Participant List for the Workshop Onpoleward Flows Along Eastern Ocean Boundaries
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Coastal and Estuarine Studies......Page 380