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Thermocline Summary
192 words, approx. 1 pages A thermocline is a zone of rapid temperature change with depth in a body of water. It is the boundary between two layers of water that have different temperatures, in a lake, estuary, or an ocean. The thermocline is marked by a dramatic change in...
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Thermocline : Environmental Health Terms
51 words, approx. 1 pages The layer of water in a large body of water, such as a lake, sea or ocean, which separates a warmer surface layer from a colder deeper layer. The thermal or TEMPERATURE GRADIENT across the thermocline usually exceeds the temperature differential within...
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Thermocline Information
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 The thermocline (sometimes metalimnion) is a layer within a body of water or air where the temperature changes rapidly with...




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 Journal of Physical Oceanography
The Leaky Thermocline
07/01/2004: 8,329 words, approx. 28 pages ABSTRACT A model for the vertical structure of ocean gyres is presented that extends the ideal thermocline theories of Rhines and Young and Luyten et al. to include a cross-layer volume flux associated with geostrophic eddy transfer. A two-and-one-half-layer model is considered that...
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 Journal of Physical Oceanography
Adjustment of the ventilated thermocline
07/01/2001: 1,195 words, approx. 4 pages Adjustment of the Ventilated Thermocline* ABSTRACT The time dependence of the ventilated thermocline is examined via analytical and numerical means. The original Henderschott model is modified such that the outcrops all occur on the same geopotential surface, rather than at staggered geopotential...
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N.Y. looks to showcase 2 'diving trails'
9/14/2007: 1,026 words, approx. 3 pages A half-mile offshore, 25 feet below the surface of Lake Ontario, the hull of the David B. Mills lies wrecked in three large sections, broken apart after a violent October storm 88 years ago after running aground on Ford Shoals.Strewn about the flat, rocky bottom...
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NY diving trail established
9/24/2007: 1,188 words, approx. 4 pages A half-mile offshore, 25 feet below the surface of Lake Ontario, the hull of the David B. Mills lies wrecked in three large sections, broken apart by a violent October storm 88 years ago after running aground on Ford Shoals.Strewn about the flat, rocky bottom...


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