The intensity of variations of the Kara Sea Level on different time scales

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The intensity of variations of the Kara Sea Level on different time scales. / Zakharchuk, E. A.

In: Russian Meteorology and Hydrology, No. 7, 2001, p. 47-58.

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title = "The intensity of variations of the Kara Sea Level on different time scales",

abstract = "Based on direct observations of the Kara Sea level from 20 coastal points, the mean contributions of processes on different time scales (nontidal mesoscale oscillations, semidiurnal and diurnal tides, synoptic-scale oscillations, long-term tides, seasonal and long-term variations) to the total variance of sea level variations are estimated and maximum nontidal oscillations on different time scales are determined. It was found that synoptic-scale sea level variations prevailed at most points of the Kara Sea. Their mean contribution to the total variance ranges from 26 to 71%. Maximum variations reach 88 cm in the north of the sea, increasing up to 300 cm in Yenisei Bay. The most intensive synoptic-scale sea level variations are generated at intervals from 52 to 122 days and from 7 to 16 days.",

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