Bay of Biscay’s temperature and salinity climatology : Bobyclim
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Date | 2010-05 | ||||||||
Language | English | ||||||||
Author(s) | Vandermeirsch Frederic, Charraudeau Romain, Bonnat Armel, Fichaut Michele![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Meeting | XII International Symposium on Oceanography of the Bay of Biscay, Plouzané, France | ||||||||
Abstract | The Bay of Biscay climatology is the synthesis of all the in situ data collected in the bay of Biscay area as far as 15°W, in the 20th century and mainly by IFREMER, SHOM, and WDCA. It shows temperature and salinity monthly information through the whole water column with a 1/10 degree resolution. The resulting atlas was produced by an optimal analysis which can reflect different scales: shelf and abyssal plain. A fine scale on the coast reveals all the local effects, including plume and upwelling, and a large scale on the shelf where a slower signal is obtained due to the large scale circulation | ||||||||
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