Oceanography of the East Sea (Japan Sea)

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Kyung-Il Chang, Chang-Ik Zhang, Chul Park, Dong-Jin Kang, Se-Jong Ju, Sang-Hoon Lee, Mark Wimbush
Springer, Sep 15, 2015 - Science - 460 pages
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This book reviews the research in various fields of oceanography on the responses of the East Japan Sea to climate change. The uniqueness of the East Japan Sea comes from the rapid and amplified response to climate change, which includes long-terms trends of physical and chemical parameters at a rate that almost doubles or even higher the global rate. This book aims to provide in an organized way the results from the previously published knowledge but also to introduce an updated view of the research recently carried out. The book is divided into several parts that comprise the physical, chemical, biological, and geological aspects of the region and fisheries. This book is made for researchers and students working on climate variability as well as for the oceanography community working on world’s marginal seas. The research presented in this work will also benefit to researchers from other fields such as social scientists and environmentalists, and also policy makers.
 

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Contents

1 General Introduction
1
2 Forcings
33
3 Water Masses and Their LongTerm Variability
58
4 Circulation
87
BasinScale Oscillations and Internal WavesTides
127
6 Dissolved Oxygen and Nutrients
149
7 Natural and Anthropogenic Carbon Cycling
169
8 Uranium Series Radionuclides
191
11 Microbial Ecology and Biogeochemical Processes in the Ulleung Basin
246
12 Zooplankton
297
13 Fish and Fisheries
327
14 Benthic Animals
347
15 Marine Mammals
373
16 Physiography and Late Quaternary Sedimentation
388
17 Crustal Structure and Tectonic Evolution of the East Sea
415
18 Stratigraphy
431

9 Distribution of Chemical Elements in Sediments
200
10 Phytoplankton and Primary Production
217

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