Amongst the variety of oceanic processes running the gamut of spatiotemporal scales,
mesoscale eddies are the most common and often have region-specific characteristics. The …

Classifying the ocean into regions with distinct biogeochemical or physical properties may
enhance our interpretation of ocean processes. High-resolution satellite-derived products …

Oceanic mesoscale eddies are a kind of typical geostrophic dynamic process which can
cause vertical movement in water bodies, thereby changing the temperature, salinity …

Data from ocean color (OC) remote sensing are considered a cost-effective tool for the study
of biogeochemical processes globally. Satellite-derived chlorophyll, for instance, is …

Abstract The East/Japan Sea (hereafter, East Sea (ES)) is a semi-enclosed marginal sea
and considered as a miniature ocean with oceanic features (eg, currents, eddies, fronts …

Abstract The East China Shelf Sea (ECSS) is subject to high-frequency storms during winter
and spring, with these storm processes serving as a significant driving factor for initiating the …

Carbon and nitrogen dynamics in the Sea of Japan (SOJ) are rapidly changing. In this study,
we investigated the carbon and nitrogen isotope ratios of particulate organic matter (δ 13 C …

Globally, mesoscale processes create a rich and filamented pattern in biological
productivity. Despite of remoteness and a harsh environment, observations likewise show …

The present study assesses the impact of a dipole on the abundance and distribution of
phytoplankton groups as well as the chlorophyll-a concentration in the Bay of La Paz, Gulf of …

The regional variability and turbulent characteristics of submesoscale surface chlorophyll
concentrations are examined with hourly maps of geostationary ocean color imagery …