An ocean model which predicts El Nino ( Pacific Ocean).

A. J. Busalacchi; J. J. O'Brien

An ocean model which predicts El Nino ( Pacific Ocean).

A. J. Busalacchi
, J. J. O'Brien

UCAR Pres Dept

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An ocean model which can reproduce the timing and relative amplitude of El Nino events off South America in the Pacific Ocean is developed. The model demonstrates that knowledge of the atmospheric wind field allows the simulation of the seasonal and interannual variability of the upper ocean currents in tropical latitudes.-from STAR, 21(13), 1983

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Recent progress in equatorial oceanography
Subtitle of host publication	a report of the final meeting of SCOR working group 47, Venice, 1981
Editors	J.P. McCreary Jr
Publisher	Nova University, Dania, FL; NYIT Press
Pages	75-86
Number of pages	12
State	Published - 1981

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An ocean model which predicts El Nino ( Pacific Ocean). / Busalacchi, A. J.; O'Brien, J. J.
Recent progress in equatorial oceanography: a report of the final meeting of SCOR working group 47, Venice, 1981. ed. / J.P. McCreary Jr. Nova University, Dania, FL; NYIT Press, 1981. p. 75-86.

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