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Filtering by: Funding statement E. Giarolla acknowledges the support of the Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cient ıfico e Tecnol ogico (CNPQ) through Grant 200559/2008-7 and of the Brazilian National Institute for Space Research (INPE). R. P. Matano acknowledges the financial support of the National Science Foundation through Grant OCE- 0928348 and of NASA through Grants NNX08AR40G and NNX12AF67G.

The Low-Frequency Variability of the Southern Ocean Circulation

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Giarolla, Emanuel and Matano, Ricardo P.

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Abstract: Long time series of sea surface height (SSH), sea surface temperature, and wind stress curl are used to determine the main modes of low-frequency variability of the Southern Ocean (SO) circulation. The dominant mode is a trend of increasing SSH at an average rate of 3.3 mm yr(-1). Similar...

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(CNPQ) through Grant 200559/2008-7 and of the Bra- zilian National Institute for Space Research (INPE
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Guerrero, Raul A., Piola, Alberto R., Fenco, Harold, Matano, Ricardo P., Combes, Vincent, Chao, Yi, James, Corinne, Palma, Elbio D., Saraceno, Martin, and Strub, P. Ted

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Satellite-derived sea surface salinity (SSS) data from Aquarius and SMOS are used to study the shelf-open ocean exchanges in the western South Atlantic near 35°S. Away from the tropics, these exchanges cause the largest SSS variability throughout the South Atlantic. The data reveal a well-defined seasonal pattern of SSS during...

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. Piola, H. Fenco, R. P. Matano, V. Combes, Y. Chao, C. James, E. D. Palma, M. Saraceno, and P. Ted Strub

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The Low-Frequency Variability of the Southern Ocean Circulation

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