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Characteristics of Semi-diurnal and Diurnal Currents at a KOGA Station over the East China Sea Shelf
2014
Ocean and Polar Research
The long-term mooring performed at a KOGA station, located at about 30 o 20'N, 126 o 12'E in the East China Sea shelf, shows some different behaviors between "semi-diurnal" and "diurnal currents" defined as the currents with periods around, respectively, a half day and a day. They appear to be predominantly tidal having significant coherences with sea level changes around the semi-diurnal and diurnal frequencies. The "semi-diurnal current" is strongly barotropic all year round. However,
doi:10.4217/opr.2014.36.1.059
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