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A study on inorganic carbon components in the Andaman Sea during the post monsoon season ArchiMer
Sarma, Vvss; Narvekar, Pv.
Extensive data have been collected on the carbon dioxide system during the post monsoon season in the eastern Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea of the northeastern Indian Ocean. The vertical distribution of temperature and salinity in the eastern Bay of Bengal were similar to that in the Andaman Sea down to 700-800 m. Below 1200 m depth the salinity remained constant at 34.90 in the Andaman Sea whereas it decreased to 34.80 in the eastern Bay of Bengal. On the other hand, deep waters (> 1200 m) of the Andaman Sea were warmer than those of the Bay of Bengal by approximately 2 degreesC. Dissolved oxygen concentrations in the subsurface waters were higher in the Andaman Sea than in the central Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea due to lower rates of...
Tipo: Text Palavras-chave: Carbone inorganique; Dissociation; Eaux profondes; Golfe du Bengale; Mer d’Andaman; Inorganic carbon; Deep water; Dissociation; Bay of Bengal; Andaman Sea.
Ano: 2001 URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00322/43359/42856.pdf
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Hydrography and circulation of the Bay of Bengal during withdrawal phase of the southwest monsoon ArchiMer
Sarma, Yvb; Rao, Epr; Saji, Pk; Sarma, Vvss.
Hydrographic data were collected from 3 to 10 September 1996 along two transects; one at 18 degrees N and the other at 90 degrees E. The data were used to examine the thermohaline, circulation and chemical properties of the Bay of Bengal during the withdrawal phase of the southwest monsoon. The surface salinity exhibited wide spatial variability with values as low as 25.78 at 18 degrees N / 87 degrees E and as high as 34.79 at 8 degrees N / 90 degrees E. Two high salinity cells (S > 35.2) were noticed around 100 m depth along the 90 degrees E transect. The wide scatter in T-S values between 100 and 200 m depth was attributed to the presence of the Arabian Sea High Salinity (ASHS) water mass. Though the warm and low salinity conditions at the sea surface...
Tipo: Text Palavras-chave: Hydrologie; Masse d'eau; Circulation; Mousson; Golfe du Bengale; Hydrography; Watermass; Circulation; Monsoon; Bay of Bengal.
Ano: 1999 URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00325/43596/43927.pdf
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