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978-981-15-4888-8Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020

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Chen-Tung Arthur Chen,Xinyu GuoProvides an extensive review of temporal changes in the Asia-Pacific marginal seas and two western boundary currents in the Northwest Pacific.Provides the latest information on the long-term changes i

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Takashi Fujimoto,Atsushi Iwamaent decades. This book introduces temporal changes over time scales from years to decades in the marginal seas in the Northwest Pacific, ranging from the northern-most Arctic/Subarctic Bering Sea to the tropical South China Sea (SCS). The relevant physical variables include sea level, sea surface tem

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Physics of Surface-Wave Dischargesecreased at a rate of ?8.7?±?2.5% per decade from 1979 to 2010, which is the second largest fraction of ice reduction in the marginal seas of the Northern Hemisphere. The Okhotsk Sea Intermediate Water (OSIW) on the isopycnal surface of 27.0σ. exhibits a remarkable warming trend, with a maximum valu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-02644-9ergoing rapid changes. Notably, its sea surface temperature (SST) increased by about 4.5?°C/century between 1998 and 2016, exceeding the reported rate of increase of 1.3?°C/century between 1982 and 2006. During the same period (1998–2016), the chlorophyll concentration increased by 0.01?μg/L (0.99%)

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R. Bianchi,G. Mariani,A. S. McFarlanear to that found in the Atlantic Ocean. A long-term trend of warming and decrease in the oxygen concentration have been reported in the deep layer of the Japan Sea, which are thought to be a result of global warming. Although the minimum oxygen decrease rate at approximately 1000?m suggests a relati