1998
DOI: 10.1175/1520-0485(1998)028<0062:mccats>2.0.co;2
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Meridional Circulation Cells and the Source Waters of the Pacific Equatorial Undercurrent

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“…The tropical water feeds the EUC mainly via the TCs in the central Pacific, with a larger portion originated from the northern side than from the southern side of the equator. This is in accordance with former model results that show a main‐run solution of 3.63 Sv for the northern TC and 3.16 for the southern TC (Lu et al, ). However, an observational study done by Johnson et al () revealed an opposite result, which showed that the equatorward thermocline flow was greater in the southside of the equator.…”
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“…Besides these subtropical source waters, the tropical surface water provides about 22% of the EUC water with a transit time of around 2 years. This is in consistent with Lu et al () who had a similar result of 26%, and slightly smaller than the result achieved by Goodman et al () who suggested that 30% of the EUC water is ventilated within the tropical region. The reasons for these discrepancies could be various, and the use of different velocity field could be a major cause.…”
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