Simulation of Volume and Heat Transport along 26.5°N in the Atlantic

The observed meridional overtuming circula- tion (MOC) and meridional heat transport (MHT) estimated from the Rapid Climate Change/Meridional Circu- lation and Heat Flux Array (RAPID/MOCHA) at 26.5°N are used to evaluate the volume and heat transport in the eddy-resolving model LASG/IAP Climate syst...

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Heat transfer
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Ocean circulation
Seasonal variation
Seasonal variations
Temperature
Transport
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中尺度涡
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大西洋
快速气候变化
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