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Springer Arctic-Subarctic Ocean Fluxes - Climate Science Book

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Description

Understanding the climatic impact of changes in subarctic waters is essential for modern environmental science. As remarkable events occur in these northern seas, researchers face the challenge of creating predictive models that link ocean changes to global climate patterns. This volume from Springer addresses this need by gathering the evidence required to build more accurate climate models. The text focuses on quantifying ocean exchanges through subarctic seas, measuring their variability, and determining their overall impact on the climate. By examining the two-way oceanic exchanges that connect the Arctic and Atlantic oceans, this work provides a foundation for understanding the fundamental role these northern seas play in the global climate system. This is an essential resource for those studying Earth sciences and the complex dynamics of our oceans.

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Provides a collection of evidence needed to develop advanced climate models.

Examines the two-way oceanic exchanges between the Arctic and Atlantic oceans.

Focuses on quantifying ocean exchanges through subarctic seas for better accuracy.

Offers methods to measure variability in northern sea currents and impacts.

Addresses the current lack of predictive models linking northern seas to climate.

Explores the fundamental role of subarctic waters in global climate change.

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Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
05 November 2010
Listed Since
01 October 2010

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