We found that on monthly timescales, freshwater flux is the dominant driver of salinity changes in 11% of the ocean and a major influence in another 35%. However, this relationship weakens over longer timescales, except in the polar regions.
#Oceanography#ClimateScience
Excited to share a new paper in GRL, led by former lab member Chao Liu!
We used machine learning to find out when and where ocean salinity acts as a "rain gauge" for the global water cycle. https://t.co/3bhcQut0lr
#Oceanography#ClimateScience#MachineLearning#WaterCycle
Excited to share a new paper in GRL, led by former lab member Chao Liu!
We used machine learning to find out when and where ocean salinity acts as a "rain gauge" for the global water cycle. https://t.co/3bhcQut0lr
#Oceanography#ClimateScience#MachineLearning#WaterCycle
Happy to share a new paper in JGR-Oceans, titled “Assessing Deep and Abyssal Ocean Heat Content Changes With a Dynamically Consistent Ocean State Estimate.” https://t.co/D9DRo8I6q2
Just learned where the name "Argo" is from and its relation with "Jason" in an article by Prof. Paola Malanotte-Rizzoli https://t.co/GyPMDH6YP2 A nice short reading for physical oceanographers.
Happy to share the news that our recent @JGROceans paper was selected as an Editor's Highlight on @AGU_Eos - Are Rogue Argo Floats Skewing Ocean Salinity Data Products? https://t.co/ULLCXIdSUz #AGUpubs
🚨Exciting Postdoctoral Opportunities in Oceanography at CNRM Climate Center, Toulouse 🚨
We are seeking two highly motivated postdoctoral researchers to join us for 2 two-year positions!
Happy to share this new paper. We identified the impacts of drifting Argo salinity measurements on several widely used gridded ocean data products: 1) an unrealistic global ocean salinification after 2015; 2) increased disagreements between those products after 2015.
Pathways Webinar Series (April 11, 2024) II
Title: Pathways for dense waters into the deep North Atlantic: lessons from OSNAP and OOI
Presenter: Isabela Le Bras (WHOI)
https://t.co/DTscTQVavg
Pathways Webinar Series (April 11, 2024)
Title: Which ocean variables and climate variables? The "recalcitrant" deep water mode correlates with surface processes, climate sensitivity, and thermosteric sea level rise
Presenter: Baylor Fox-Kemper (Brown U.)
https://t.co/DTscTQVavg
Registration and poster requests for the joint US CLIVAR @US_OCB Workshop on Pathways Connecting Climate Changes to the Deep Ocean is now open! Learn more and register on the workshop webpage: https://t.co/0TUwr5VKlf
New @esaclimate dataset release, just in time for #WorldWaterDay2024: Sea Surface Salinity🧂🌊
Sea surface salinity is often described as a fingerprint of El Niño: https://t.co/k4SuPzBDED
Interested in changes in the deep sea environment and their connections to the ongoing climate change? Consider participating in this US CLIVAR/OCB-sponsored workshop https://t.co/BkV9ze1sjJ @USCLIVAR@US_OCB @DeepOceanObs