Примеры использования Sea surface temperature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Another indicator was sea surface temperature and its dynamics.
Sea surface temperature, sea level pressure, position-change-based current.
The PDO is highly correlated with sea surface temperature in the northern California Current(CC) area;
Create maps of the distribution of chlorophyll concentration,suspension concentration, sea surface temperature.
The establishment of a sea surface temperature constellation is also under consideration.
Data on air temperature, precipitation and atmospheric circulation,cloud cover and sea surface temperature are collected.
The sea surface temperature in the Aegean Sea ranges from 60 to 77 F(16 to 25 C) and depends on the place and time of the year.
They are used to carry out evaluations of environmental condition,map chlorophyll concentrations, sea surface temperature, and suspended matter concentrations.
Thus regular data on sea surface temperature is available since 1985, whereas qualitative observations in the optical range have been conducted since 1997.
The sea-level pressure andtrade wind strength in the tropical Atlantic were reported to be above normal, while sea surface temperature anomalies were on a decreasing trend.
Sea surface temperature is vital for weather prediction and for understanding coupled ocean-atmosphere dynamics required for climate prediction.
Ability to obtain data on ocean water vapour,precipitation, sea surface temperature and wind speed for use in the prediction and tracking of typhoons.
Very accurate sea surface temperature measurements are provided globally on a 50 km grid, with an intrinsic original 1 km spatial and 0.1 K radiometric resolution.
GCOM-W observes water cycle mechanisms, such as water vapour and liquid,ocean wind velocity, sea surface temperature and snow extent and depth.
Secondary measurements are Sea surface temperature, soil moisture, rain rate, ice and snow characteristics and water vapor.
MSMR operates in four frequencies andmeasures geophysical parameters such as atmospheric water vapour, sea surface temperature, precipitation over oceans, ocean surface winds, etc.
Due to global warming, the sea surface temperature increases and in 1997/98 a particularly severe'El Nino' killed 90 percent of corals on the reef.
Both the 1982/1983 and the 1997/1998 El Niño episodes have been characterized by greater sea surface temperature deviations than those of previous El Niño events on record.
Oceanic Surface: Sea surface temperature, sea surface salinity,sea level, sea state, sea ice, current, ocean colour(for biological activity), carbon dioxide partial pressure.
Its observation targets are precipitation, cloud water,water vapour, sea surface temperature, ice distribution etc., all of which are concerned with water mutation.
Oceanic Surface: sea surface temperature, sea surface salinity,sea level, sea state, sea ice, surface content, ocean colour, carbon dioxide partial pressure, ocean acidity, phytoplanktone.
There is also a longer-term natural oscillation in the Pacific, called the Pacific Decadal Oscillation,the alternating cycles in sea surface temperature patterns occurring on a scale of decades.
Remote sensing measurements, for example,of ocean colour, sea surface temperature and topography, are useful in mapping algal blooms and in forecasting the onset of El Niño events.
The former provides information on the water vapour distribution in the atmosphere, andthe latter enables more accurate determination of the sea surface temperature extraction and detection of volcanic ash clouds.
Long-term climate change impacts include, inter alia:sea level rise, sea surface temperature, air temperature, ocean acidity, biodiversity loss, water scarcity and any other parameters determined by the Conference of Parties serving as the assembly of Parties.
Climate posed the most serious challenges to the sustainabledevelopment of CARICOM countries, and the dire effects of the rising sea level and the sea surface temperature could devastate the Caribbean's isolated economies.
The aim of the project is to measure sea surface temperature and ocean colour and to demonstrate that satellites can accurately monitor sea surface temperature close to the coast, thereby enabling prediction of increasing values of vibrio concentration and thus of an elevated risk of vibrio infections.
Before the number of species and their population can be determined with any degree of accuracy, new research is demonstrating that they may be starving to death,the hypothesized cause being an increase in sea surface temperature.
For many years, oceanographers have used, among other tools,satellite-derived sea surface temperature(SST) data to model the onset and severity of the El Niño Southern Oscillation(ENSO) and La Niña events.