Water Mass Transport and Ventilation in the Northeast Atlantic Derived from Tracer Data [and Discussion]
A large $^{3}$He and tritium data base collected in the Northeast Atlantic since 1977 allows construction of extensive tracer distributions on isopycnal surfaces in the main thermocline. A distinct southward increase in tritium-$^{3}$He age is observed that depicts the outcrop boundaries and allows...
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| description | A large $^{3}$He and tritium data base collected in the Northeast Atlantic since 1977 allows construction of extensive tracer
distributions on isopycnal surfaces in the main thermocline. A distinct southward increase in tritium-$^{3}$He age is observed
that depicts the outcrop boundaries and allows one to quantify the interior transport. This transport is directed towards
the south. |
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