Correlation Between Surface Gulf Stream and Bottom Flow New 5000 Meters Depth
Edward A. Kelley, Georges L. Weatherly, John Cyril Evans
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Edward A. Kelley, Georges L. Weatherly, John Cyril Evans
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Spectral analyses of three long-term (8 months), deep (∼5 km), current-meter records located on the Scotian Rise (∼40°N, 62°W) and a time series of the average northerly position of the surface Gulf Stream System obtained from analyses of satellite data give evidence, at a period of about 2 weeks, that the Gulf Stream System is influencing the ocean in this region from the surface to the bottom.
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Spectral analyses of three long-term (8 months), deep (∼5 km), current-meter records located on the Scotian Rise (∼40°N, 62°W) and a time series of the average northerly position of the surface Gulf Stream System obtained from analyses of satellite data give evidence, at a period of about 2 weeks, that the Gulf Stream System is influencing the ocean in this region from the surface to the bottom.
Key concepts: Current meter, Gulf Stream, Geology, Current (fluid), Oceanography, Ocean current, Period (music), Climatology