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The impact of submesoscales on the stratification dynamics in the Southern Ocean
Submesoscale dynamics O(1-10 km, hours to days) are considered to strongly affect the stratification of the upper ocean. In the Southern Ocean, studies of submesoscale dynamics are biased to regions preconditioned for strong frontal activity and topographical influence. This dissertation considers t...
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Department of Oceanography
2019
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