The gridded （1/3°＊1/3°） altimetry data from October 1992 through December 2004 were analyzed to study the seasonal and interannual variabilities of the bifurcation of the North Equatorial Current （NEC） ...The gridded （1/3°＊1/3°） altimetry data from October 1992 through December 2004 were analyzed to study the seasonal and interannual variabilities of the bifurcation of the North Equatorial Current （NEC） at the surface in the western North Pacific Ocean. Calculations show that on annual average the bifurcation occurs at about 13.4°N at the surface. The geostrophic flow derived from Sea Surface Height （SSH） data shows that the southernmost latitude of the NEC bifurcation at the surface is about 12.9°N in June and the northernmost latitude is about 14.1°N in December. Correlation analyses between the bifurcation latitude and the Southern Oscillation Index （SOl） suggest that the bifurcation latitude is highly correlated with the E1 Nino/Southern Oscillation （ENSO） events. During the E1 Nino years the bifurcation of the NEC takes place at higher latitudes and vice versa.展开更多
Based on Tian et al. ＇s theoretical model of microwave scattering, by using the wind wave spectrum suggested by Fung et al. , numerical results of polarized back-scattering were calculated. The quantitative relations...Based on Tian et al. ＇s theoretical model of microwave scattering, by using the wind wave spectrum suggested by Fung et al. , numerical results of polarized back-scattering were calculated. The quantitative relationships between the calculated backscattering cross section and the environmental parameters, such as wind speeds, azimuthal angles and incidence angles, were studied. Compared with the traditional two-scale scattering model, the results are much more coincident with the observations under the condition of moderate incidence angles, which is very useful to make up for the two-scale model. To make the new calculation model to be used conveniently in the practice, its simplified form was proposed.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grants Nos: D06-40552002, 40576016) the Qingdao Municipal Bureau of Science and Technology (Grant No: 02-KJYSH-03).
文摘The gridded （1/3°＊1/3°） altimetry data from October 1992 through December 2004 were analyzed to study the seasonal and interannual variabilities of the bifurcation of the North Equatorial Current （NEC） at the surface in the western North Pacific Ocean. Calculations show that on annual average the bifurcation occurs at about 13.4°N at the surface. The geostrophic flow derived from Sea Surface Height （SSH） data shows that the southernmost latitude of the NEC bifurcation at the surface is about 12.9°N in June and the northernmost latitude is about 14.1°N in December. Correlation analyses between the bifurcation latitude and the Southern Oscillation Index （SOl） suggest that the bifurcation latitude is highly correlated with the E1 Nino/Southern Oscillation （ENSO） events. During the E1 Nino years the bifurcation of the NEC takes place at higher latitudes and vice versa.
文摘Based on Tian et al. ＇s theoretical model of microwave scattering, by using the wind wave spectrum suggested by Fung et al. , numerical results of polarized back-scattering were calculated. The quantitative relationships between the calculated backscattering cross section and the environmental parameters, such as wind speeds, azimuthal angles and incidence angles, were studied. Compared with the traditional two-scale scattering model, the results are much more coincident with the observations under the condition of moderate incidence angles, which is very useful to make up for the two-scale model. To make the new calculation model to be used conveniently in the practice, its simplified form was proposed.
