Bay of Biscay’s temperature and salinity climatology : Bobyclim

Type Poster
Date 2010-05
Language English
Author(s) Vandermeirsch Frederic, Charraudeau Romain, Bonnat Armel, Fichaut MicheleORCID, Maillard Catherine, Gaillard FabienneORCID, Autret EmmanuelleORCID
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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Vandermeirsch Frederic, Charraudeau Romain, Bonnat Armel, Fichaut Michele, Maillard Catherine, Gaillard Fabienne, Autret Emmanuelle (2010). Bay of Biscay’s temperature and salinity climatology : Bobyclim. XII International Symposium on Oceanography of the Bay of Biscay, Plouzané, France. https://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00029/14039/