[PDF] Top 20 The wave climate and its seasonal variability in the northeastern Baltic Sea

... anisotropy and seasonal variation in the wind speed gives rise to high anisotropy and large spatio-temporal variations in the Baltic Sea wave fields ... See full document

... warm and cold surface currents. The region comprises a mix of water masses of distinct origin: warmer and more saline Atlantic water, and cooler and fresher Arctic waters (Dickson et ... See full document

... Abstract. Seasonal hydrologic forecasts derive their skill from knowledge of initial hydrologic conditions and climate forecast skill associated with seasonal climate ...on the ... See full document

... situations, the sea ice covers only a part of the total water surface and is a mixture of ice types differing in structure and properties – level, rafted and ridged ice, ... See full document

... L., and Hansen, ...under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol, Aarhus University, DCE – ... See full document

... Despite the significant distance between the Baltic Sea and the Middles East, the Syrian crisis and Russian involvement in it also had a certain effect on ... See full document

... is in line with Post [45] who discussed delayed processes with regard to climate, with specific focus on the relationship between NAO and other regional environmental variables and ... See full document

... describe the spatial-temporal variability in catch of the main fishery resources of the Amazon River and floodplain lakes of the Lower Amazon, as well as relat- ing ... See full document

... with the same intensity due to local responses to climate changes. The sensitivity of proxies or particular sediment settings ...their seasonal character, may also be another reason for not ... See full document

... of sea level pres- sure (SLP) variability in the extratropical Northern Hemi- sphere (20°–90° N) in two fundamentally different climate states, the PI and ... See full document

... Although the discussed wave hindcasts ultimately repre- sent all the main features of the wave climate at the Darss Sill, there is still an urgent need for the ... See full document

... speed and travel time are taken up in greater detail subsequently, for this figure it suffices to know that the travel time for each wave from B1 to S7 was approximately 15 h (136 km at ... See full document

... 2008, and therefore it cannot be used to derive the long time series required for a reliable estimate of the climate that characterises the Mediterranean – time series required to ... See full document

... that the largest systematic influence on the me- sosphere and lower thermosphere (MLT) region (altitude range ∼80-100 km) results from relatively small-scale freely propa- gating gravity ...energy ... See full document

... that the largest systematic influence on the me- sosphere and lower thermosphere (MLT) region (altitude range ∼80-100 km) results from relatively small-scale freely propa- gating gravity ...energy ... See full document

... countries) and cross-border (involving adjacent regi- ons of different countries) cooperation and integration are rapidly developing in the Baltic Sea ...behind the Nordic ... See full document

... evaluates the factors that have contributed to the decline in earnings inequality in Brazil, for the first time in decades, by means of a flexible decomposition technique ... See full document

... relations in the field of oil and natural gas supply are experiencing a difficult ...stage. The EU strives to reduce its dependence on oil and natural gas form ...by the ... See full document

... )n the context of the cohesion policy, solidarity must represent a support for development ...self‐help and its success depends a great deal on the capacity and the ... See full document

... speed. The study focuses on a test region in the north- ern Bothnian Sea ...N and 19.8–21.0 ◦ E, Fig. 1), which is regularly passed by ships and known for its severe ice ... See full document