Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Energy Consumption and Savings in Indonesian Resort Hotels]( "Energy Consumption and Savings in Indonesian Resort Hotels")
Energy Consumption and Savings in Indonesian Resort Hotels47,95 €![Two 2018 Destructive Indonesian Tsunamis: Palu (Sulawesi) and Anak Krakatau]( "Two 2018 Destructive Indonesian Tsunamis: Palu (Sulawesi) and Anak Krakatau")
Two 2018 Destructive Indonesian Tsunamis: Palu (Sulawesi) and Anak Krakatau128,39 €![Remote Sensing of the African Seas]( "Remote Sensing of the African Seas")
Remote Sensing of the African Seas110,99 €![The Arctic Seas]( "The Arctic Seas")
The Arctic Seas148,99 €![Indian Summer Monsoon Circulation in the Warming Atmosphere]( "Indian Summer Monsoon Circulation in the Warming Atmosphere")
Indian Summer Monsoon Circulation in the Warming Atmosphere24,99 €![Geology of the China Seas]( "Geology of the China Seas")
Geology of the China Seas146,99 €![Remote Sensing of the African Seas]( "Remote Sensing of the African Seas")
Remote Sensing of the African Seas110,99 €
This study describes the ocean circulation of the
Indonesian Seas based on results using a 3D regional
model. The study is divided into 3 parts. In the
first part, Chapter 2, the basic properties of a
developed regional model of the circulation of the
Indonesian Seas are outlined. It is well known that
the complex topography of the region strongly
influences temperature, salinity and current
distributions there. The main objective of the
second part, Chapter 3, is to analyze the basic
features of potential temperature and salinity
distributions in the Indonesian Seas simulated by
the model. The influence of bottom topography on the
formation of temperature and salinity distributions
is considered by following the three major routes of
flow of North Pacific and South Pacific Water
through the Indonesian Seas. In the last part,
Chapter 4, aspects of turbulence and mixing in the
Indonesian Seas are presented anddiscussed.
Indonesian Seas based on results using a 3D regional
model. The study is divided into 3 parts. In the
first part, Chapter 2, the basic properties of a
developed regional model of the circulation of the
Indonesian Seas are outlined. It is well known that
the complex topography of the region strongly
influences temperature, salinity and current
distributions there. The main objective of the
second part, Chapter 3, is to analyze the basic
features of potential temperature and salinity
distributions in the Indonesian Seas simulated by
the model. The influence of bottom topography on the
formation of temperature and salinity distributions
is considered by following the three major routes of
flow of North Pacific and South Pacific Water
through the Indonesian Seas. In the last part,
Chapter 4, aspects of turbulence and mixing in the
Indonesian Seas are presented anddiscussed.