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Oceanographic events during El Niño
Science ; 222(4629): 1189-95, 16 Dec. 1983. ilus
Article in En | DESASTRES | ID: des-2709
Responsible library: CR3.1
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ABSTRACT
El Niño events, the most spectacular instances of interannual variability in the ocean, have profound consequences for climate and the ocean ecosystem. The 1982-1983 El Niño is perhaps the strongest in this century. El Niño events usually have followed a predictable pattern, but the recent event differs markedly. The physical oceanography of this El Niño is described and compared with that of earlier events(AU)
Subject(s)
Collection: 05-specialized Database: DESASTRES Main subject: Climate Change / Meteorological Concepts / Natural Disasters / Oceanography Type of study: Prognostic_studies Language: En Journal: Science Year: 1983 Document type: Article
Collection: 05-specialized Database: DESASTRES Main subject: Climate Change / Meteorological Concepts / Natural Disasters / Oceanography Type of study: Prognostic_studies Language: En Journal: Science Year: 1983 Document type: Article