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Mechanisms Of Decadal Sea Level Variability In The Eastern North Atlantic And The Mediterranean Sea, F. M. Calafat, D. P. Chambers, M. N. Tsimplis
Mechanisms Of Decadal Sea Level Variability In The Eastern North Atlantic And The Mediterranean Sea, F. M. Calafat, D. P. Chambers, M. N. Tsimplis
Marine Science Faculty Publications
[1] Decadal sea level variations from tide gauge records along the western European coast and in the Mediterranean Sea commencing in the late 19th and early 20th centuries are examined relative to large-scale atmospheric forcing. Recent studies have provided evidence for a link between sea level in the eastern North Atlantic and atmospheric forcing, however the nature of this relationship is still unclear. Here the outputs of a regional barotropic model and a nearly global baroclinic model are used in conjunction with wind stress and heat flux data to explore the physical mechanisms responsible for the observed sea level variability. …
Reply To Comment By W. R. Peltier Et Al. On “Ocean Mass From Grace And Glacial Isostatic Adjustment”, D. P. Chambers, John Wahr, Mark E. Tamisiea, R. Steven Nerem
Reply To Comment By W. R. Peltier Et Al. On “Ocean Mass From Grace And Glacial Isostatic Adjustment”, D. P. Chambers, John Wahr, Mark E. Tamisiea, R. Steven Nerem
Marine Science Faculty Publications
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