transmission experiment was carried out on the line connecting Honshu and Shikoku (the first and fourth biggest main Japanese islands, respectively) in the central part (Aki-nada) of the Seto Inland Sea, Japan, during March–May 2010 to measure the mean current and temperature variations over ...
In contrast to the seismic inversion technique, this automatic analysis enables us to obtain contrast sound speed profiles without heavy dependency on sound speed or temperature data directly measured at discrete locations. As a result, this method can visualise sound speed profiles of fine-scale ...
The volume transport around the subsurface velocity maximum southeast of Kyushu (TI) balances well with the sum of those in TK and AE. The temperature-salinity relationships found around these velocity cores are very similar, indicating that the same water mass is involved. These results help ...
The seismic data clearly show that fine structures extend over 40 km perpendicular to the current in almost all of the profiles. A simulation study using acoustic model from CTD data demonstrates that fine structure of temperature and salinity identified in CTD data acquired from the Kuroshio ...
Using the high-quality fish catch data and high-resolution ocean reanalysis results, this study identifies statistical links of interannual fish resource variability off Sukumo Bay, Shikoku island of Japan, to subsurface ocean temperature variability in the Kuroshio. The subsurface ocean temperature ...
The volume transport around the subsurface velocity maximum southeast of Kyushu (TI) balances well with the sum of those in TK and AE. The temperature-salinity relationships found around these velocity cores are very similar, indicating that the same water mass is involved. These results help ...
In most PV systems, the PV arrays are usually controlled by a Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) algorithm to maximize the generated electrical power [2]. However, the Maximum Power Point (MPP) of the PV panel is unstable and varies with solar irradiance and temperature. This may cause ...