THE OBSERVED EFFECTS OF TROPICAL HEATING OVER THE EAST PACIFIC ON GLOBAL CLIMATE VARIATIONS

ABRAHAM H. OORT; PAN YIHANG

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ABRAHAM H. OORT, PAN YIHANG. THE OBSERVED EFFECTS OF TROPICAL HEATING OVER THE EAST PACIFIC ON GLOBAL CLIMATE VARIATIONS[J]. Acta Oceanologica Sinica, 1984, (4): 488-498.

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ABRAHAM H. OORT, PAN YIHANG. THE OBSERVED EFFECTS OF TROPICAL HEATING OVER THE EAST PACIFIC ON GLOBAL CLIMATE VARIATIONS[J]. Acta Oceanologica Sinica, 1984, (4): 488-498.

ABRAHAM H. OORT, PAN YIHANG. THE OBSERVED EFFECTS OF TROPICAL HEATING OVER THE EAST PACIFIC ON GLOBAL CLIMATE VARIATIONS[J]. Acta Oceanologica Sinica, 1984, (4): 488-498.

Citation:

ABRAHAM H. OORT, PAN YIHANG. THE OBSERVED EFFECTS OF TROPICAL HEATING OVER THE EAST PACIFIC ON GLOBAL CLIMATE VARIATIONS[J]. Acta Oceanologica Sinica, 1984, (4): 488-498.

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THE OBSERVED EFFECTS OF TROPICAL HEATING OVER THE EAST PACIFIC ON GLOBAL CLIMATE VARIATIONS

ABRAHAM H. OORT¹,
PAN YIHANG²

1.
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory/NOOA Princeton University, New Jersey 08540, USA
2.
Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Acaaemia sinica, Beijing

Received Date: 1983-04-05
Rev Recd Date: 1983-12-22

Abstract

Abstract

Based on a statistical analysis of monthly data for 1958-73, the East Equatorial Pacific centered at 130°W is considered as a key region for global climate variation, When the region is warm, the latent heat from the sea surface increases and the semipermanent systems in the golbal atmosphere become more active.

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