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Hakodate-Tokyo : Cruise for observations of water masses, circulation, and turbulence in the Northwest Pacific Basin

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Key Points

The aim is to observe and analyze water masses, circulation patterns, and turbulence in the Northwest Pacific.
Conducted a cruise between Hakodate and Tokyo.
Utilized various observation techniques on water masses.
Collected data on circulation and turbulence during the journey.
Identified distinct water masses in the Northwest Pacific.
Revealed complex circulation patterns.
Documented turbulence levels affecting water movement.

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Cruise observes water masses and circulation in the Northwest Pacific Basin, highlighting environmental conditions.

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Masaki Kawabe (2008) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d0a9c8659487ece0fa4242 https://doi.org/10.15083/00038675

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