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THE EFFECT OF SLOPING BOTTOM TOPOGRAPHY ON THE SOURCE-DRIVEN DEEP TROPICAL CIRCULATION

THE EFFECT OF SLOPING BOTTOM TOPOGRAPHY ON THE SOURCE-DRIVEN DEEP TROPICAL CIRCULATION
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摘要 An inverted one-and-a-half layer reduced-gravity linear shallow-waer model with lin-early varied topography is formulated, in which a uniform mid-depth upweling is prescribed The analyti-cal particular solution of order single equation in u1 showed that the linear topography inclinationforces the water column to move pole-ward with increased planetary vorticity or to produce relative vortici-ty, and hence to depress the cross-equatorial transport of deep western boundary current. It is notewnrthythat the topography Plays the same role as Newtonian Cooling in forcing on the absolute voricity. An inverted one-and-a-half layer reduced-gravity linear shallow-water model with linearly varied topography is formulated, in which a uniform mid-depth upwelling is prescribed. The analytical particular solution of 0(ε) order single equation in u1 showed that the linear topography inclination forces the water column to move pole-ward with increased planetary vorticity or to produce relative vorticity, and hence to depress the cross-equatorial transport of deep western boundary current. It is noteworthy that the topography plays the same role as Newtonian Cooling in forcing on the absolute vorticity.
作者 吕建 吴德星
出处 《Chinese Journal of Oceanology and Limnology》 SCIE CAS CSCD 1998年第4期308-316,共0页 中国海洋湖沼学报(英文版)
关键词 TOPOGRAPHY reduced-gravity cross-equatorial transport DEEP WESTERN boundary current NEWTONIAN Cooling topography reduced-gravity cross-equatorial transport deep western boundary current Newtonian Cooling
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