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• W2040643414 abstract "A long‐term moored array was maintained over the northern California continental shelf from April 1981 to April 1983 as part of the Coastal Ocean Dynamics Experiment to determine the seasonal differences in the current and water temperature characteristics. The array consisted of two midshelf moorings and one upper slope mooring from April 1981 through July 1982 and one midshelf mooring from August 1982 to April 1983. The two summers were characterized by southeastward mean wind stresses (upwelling favorable), cold water, isotherms sloping upward toward the coast, and a sheared equatorward mean shelf current. The intervening fall and winter were characterized by a weak mean wind stress, relatively warm shelf water, level isotherms, and a more barotropic poleward mean shelf current. In contrast to the differences in the characteristics of the means many of the characteristics of the current and temperature variability are the same for the summer and winter. The vertical structure of the largest current empirical orthogonal functions (EOFs) for each of the shelf moorings, which account for more than 75% of the subtidal variance, do not vary with season. The current is vertically sheared, oriented 15°–20°clockwise relative to local isobaths near the surface and along isobaths near the bottom. Currents at the two shelf moorings (alongshore separation 29–37 km) are correlated with each other and with the local wind stress, and these relationships do not exhibit a seasonal variation. Denser arrays of wind and current sensors during the two summers indicated that there were strong, persistent variations in the wind field over relatively small scales (tens of kilometers) with corresponding variations in the shelf current field during the summer of 1981 but not during the summer of 1982. Over the slope, the largest EOFs account for 56–72% of the current variance and have a vertical structure which is relatively uniform with depth during the summer, fall, and winter of 1981 but is strongly sheared in the upper 100 m during the summer of 1982. Current observations over the slope are not correlated with either the shelf currents or the local wind stress during any season. In contrast, the temperature variability, as described by EOFs, does exhibit a seasonal variation in vertical structure, with the variability concentrated in the upper 20–30 m in summer and more uniform with depth in winter. The near‐surface temperature variability over the slope is correlated with the shelf temperature variability. Estimates of the cross‐shelf heat flux due to the wind‐driven Ekman transport accounts for a large part of the shelf temperature variability. Observations from the midshelf mooring maintained through the fall and winter of 1982–1983 showed evidence of the 1982–1983 El Niño with persistent onshore and poleward currents and water temperatures typically above 12°C." @default.
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• W2040643414 title "Seasonal differences in the current and temperature variability over the northern California Shelf during the Coastal Ocean Dynamics Experiment" @default.
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