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- W1996206440 abstract "In the transition area between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea entrainment processes dominate the vertical mixing in the inflowing saline bottom water. The hot spots of these processes are located at the Darss Sill and the Bornholm Channel in the western Baltic Sea. In the central Baltic Sea the horizontal advection of saline water in deep layers below the permanent halocline dominate the temporal changes and associated transports. This is accompanied by the turbulent vertical transport through the halocline into the surface layers. The related vertical salt transport into the entire surface mixed layer estimated by various methods is slightly above 30 kg/(m2 a). During stagnation periods, the residence time of the deep water in the Eastern Gotland Basin increases roughly by a factor of five. Vertical mixing through the halocline is drastically reduced when inflows are lacking, the potential processes of diapycnal mixing are discussed to the present knowledge. The turbulent motion resulting from breaking internal waves is capable of turbulent transports through the halocline corresponding to the estimates of the salt transport into the surface mixed layer. The actual knowledge about boundary mixing due to internal waves in the Baltic Sea is poor. Mesoscale eddies may contribute to the vertical mixing, but it is not known whether they really do and which of the possible direct and indirect mixing mechanisms is most effective. Near-bottom currents induced by inflow events likely enhance vertical mixing. Coastal upwelling certainly contributes to the vertical transport, but the depth of its origin and the volume transport are hard to determine for large-scale quantifications. The short spatiotemporal scale of turbulent transports through the halocline resulting in a weakening of the halocline during summer together with the mixing of the entire surface layer down to the halocline in winter form a consistent description of the vertical salt transport. It is hypothesised that the longer residence time of the deep water during stagnation periods results from the lack of energy imported by the inflows and directly or indirectly feeding the diapycnal mixing processes. The vertical transport of nutrients such as the phosphate is quantitatively not sufficiently understood and needs further interdisciplinary research activities." @default.
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- W1996206440 date "2009-07-01" @default.
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- W1996206440 title "Vertical mixing in the Baltic Sea and consequences for eutrophication – A review" @default.
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