2008
DOI: 10.1007/s10872-008-0071-8
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Characteristics of thermal finestructure in the southern Yellow Sea and the East China Sea from airborne expendable bathythermograph measurements

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“…The temperature jump increases from YB (2-4°C) toward the shelfbreak (10-12°C); however, the thermocline intensity is almost constant (0.1-0.2°C/m) because the thermocline thickness increases simultaneously. Above YSBCW both temperature jump (12-14°C) and thermocline intensity (0.4-0.8°C/m) are large, whereas above the Korea Strait Bottom Cold Water the jump is large (12-20°C) but the intensity is weak because of a thick, irregularly-shaped thermocline (Park and Chu, 2007a).…”
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confidence: 96%
“…The temperature jump increases from YB (2-4°C) toward the shelfbreak (10-12°C); however, the thermocline intensity is almost constant (0.1-0.2°C/m) because the thermocline thickness increases simultaneously. Above YSBCW both temperature jump (12-14°C) and thermocline intensity (0.4-0.8°C/m) are large, whereas above the Korea Strait Bottom Cold Water the jump is large (12-20°C) but the intensity is weak because of a thick, irregularly-shaped thermocline (Park and Chu, 2007a).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%