Sentence examples for used sea surface from inspiring English sources

These projections were based on ensemble calculations of a growth and mortality model that used sea surface temperature (SST), atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2), observed coral growth (calcification) rates, and observed mortality linked to mass coral bleaching episodes as inputs.

To this end, the space time patterns of decadal rainfall variability modes over East Africa and their predictability potentials using Sea Surface Temperature (SST) are investigated.

"So we can map the bottom of the ocean indirectly, using sea-surface topography".

Susanto and Song (2015) used altimeter sea surface height (the sea level difference between any point in the western Pacific and in the eastern Indian Ocean) and gravity ocean bottom pressure data, to derive an ITF proxy.

For this purpose, we use the sea surface (Tokyo bay and the Pacific Ocean) that surrounds the Chiba prefecture.

The model uses global sea surface temperature (SST) boundary conditions (Reichler and Roads 2003) based on the SST anomaly simulated by a mixed-layer model.

The predictability of the Magdalena River seasonal streamflow anomalies is evaluated using previous Sea Surface Temperature (SST), Precipitation (Pt) and Temperature over land (Tm) seasonal anomalies.

This study uses observed sea surface temperatures and the results of global climate model forced with five different future emissions scenarios to evaluate the "committed warming" for coral reefs worldwide.

Monthly deseasonalized interannual variability in N generated by an ensemble of nine climate model simulations using prescribed sea surface temperature and radiative forcings and from the satellite-based reconstruction is significantly correlated (r∼0.6) over the 1985–2012 period.

The three techniques most commonly used are organic biomarkers, carbon/oxygen isotope analyses, and elemental proxies from calcareous microfossils (Mg/Ca): The UK' 37 index is a proxy used to reconstruct sea surface temperatures (Rosell-Melé and McClymont 2007).

Infrared sensors flown on satellites retrieve information that can be used to estimate sea surface temperature (SST), with certain limitations such as clouds.