Abstract: The existence of a tight T-S relationship in the southwestern North Atlantic is used to convert temperature measurements from moored sensors to dynamic heights. Seven hydrographic cruises with intensive CTD coverage during ...

Abstract: A 5.8-year time series of moored current meter observations is used with hydrographic section data, CME model results, and gridded wind fields over the North Atlantic to describe the mean structure and variability of ...

Abstract: Data from almost five years of current meter moorings located across the Bahamas Escarpment at 26.5°N are used to investigate meridional heat transport variability in the section and its impact on transatlantic heat flux. ...

Abstract: Observational evidence from a two-ship synoptic survey, from one-year-long current measurements at four sites, and from two independent long-term expendable-baththermograph (XBT) data sets is combined to describe the ...