ON THE OCEANOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS IN THE ATLANTIC AND INDIAN SOUTHERN WATERS

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  • インドヨウ ナンキョクカイ オヨビ タイセイヨウ ナンキョクカイ ノ カイキョウ ニツイテ
  • インド洋南極海および大西洋南極海の海況について

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Based on the data obtained by the UMITAKA-MARU (Tokyo Univ. of Fisheries, 1453) during the period from Dec. 1961 to Feb. 1962, the general oceanographic conditions are discussed in this paper. During this expedition the temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, PH, Phosphate-P and Silicate-Si are investigated at all stations. As a result the followings are summarized; (1) along the oceanographic sections off Australia and Africa the Antarctic Convergences are clearly distinguished, (2) in the Indian Antarctic waters the south-going warm deep water affects to the higher latitudes zone than in the Atlantic region, (3) in the Weddell cold water region where the northerly and southerly oceanographic sections are investigated the upwelling of Warm Deep Water is critically observed, (4) by the chart of dynamical topography the meandering of west-wind drift current around the Weddell cold water region is estimated.

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  • 南極資料

    南極資料 19 1586-1645, 1963-03

    国立極地研究所

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