Seasonal,Annual and Decadal Variations of Air-Sea Heat Fluxes in the Northern Pacific Ocean
Seasonal,Annual and Decadal Variations of Air-Sea Heat Fluxes in the Northern Pacific Ocean
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2004
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Pan Aijun
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Pan Aijun
Seasonal, annual and decadal variations of air-sea heat-fluxes over the Northern Pacific, ocean are analyzed based on the COADS dataset. The result shows that in North Pacific, ocean surface gains heat in summer and loses heat in winter, the net heat loss reaches its maximum, especially in Kuroshio Extension. In the subtropical western mode, water formation region in winter and the net heat lost zone in tropic in summer,the annual variation of Q net depends mainly on the annual variation of Q lat and Q sen. In both of winter and summer, low-frequency signal of Q net is mainly annual and decadal variations. In summer, the center of low-frequency variation of Q net is in tropic, while in winter it is in Kuroshio Extension. In winter, the annual variation of Q net in Eastern Pacific is opposite to that in western Pacific. The annual variation of Q net reaches its maximum in the central North Pacific. In summer, the annual variation of Q net reaches its maximum in the central North Pacific. In summer, the annual variation of Q net reaches its maximum in the tropical Pacific and has a dipole distribution pattern along the equator.