Sentences with phrase «deep ocean temperature»

Due to time lags in moving energy / heat around, there is no reason to think that deeper ocean temperature changes will be in lock - step with surface changes.
The observational record of deep - ocean variability is short, which makes it difficult to attribute the recent rise in deep ocean temperatures to anthropogenic forcing.
The very first measurements of deep ocean temperatures were performed with instruments lowered from a ship down into the ocean.
The paper discusses reconstructions of global deep ocean temperature, sea level, surface temperature, and climate sensitivity going back thousands to millions of years.
... last time I checked, CO2 does not exist in liquid form at deep ocean temperatures of 0 to 3 C....
The estimated maximum drop deep in deep ocean temperature is 2.5 C.
Where are the paleo reconstructions for deep ocean temperatures?
Red curve: estimated global surface air temperature change based on deep ocean temperatures and assumption that LGM - Holocene surface temperature change is 4.5 °C.
More succinctly, if deep ocean temperatures can naturally rise by 1 °C in 100 years without any change in CO2, then attributing changes in ocean temperature that are already «below the detection limit» for the last 200 years (or just ~ 0.1 °C since 1955) to anthropogenic CO2 forcing is highly presumptuous at best.
In addition, measurements of deep ocean temperature rises, which enable estimates of how fast heat and carbon dioxide are removed from the atmosphere and transferred to the ocean depths, imply lower transfer rates than previously estimated.
Our modern day reef - building corals first evolved in exceedingly warm and stable climates when deep ocean temperatures were 10 °C higher than today and palm trees dotted the Antarctic coast.
Well I think the Natural Energy Lab of Hawaii could provide good deep ocean temperature stats and they are a commercial enterprise.
Dr. Sabra presented a lecture entitled «Monitoring deep ocean temperatures using low - frequency ambient noise.»
I get notified daily of most of the new papers relating to climate matters (as a retired modeller — I still retain an interest), I have seen several recently regarding deep ocean temperature measurement and equipment that is used at multi depths.
while scientists Douglass and Knox (2014) identify the source of modern deep ocean temperature forcing that has an «unquestionably solar origin» manifested by El Niño / La Niña phenomena.
It has to be going somewhere; we can't measure deep ocean temperatures; voilá my brand new model shows it going to the deep ocean.
This means it will take centuries to millennia for deep ocean temperatures to warm in response to today's surface conditions, and at least as long for ocean warming to reverse after atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations decrease (virtually certain).
Stott et al. (2007), for example, conclude that deep ocean temperatures rose by 2 °C within a 2,000 - year time span (19,000 to 17,000 years ago) about a 1,000 years before CO2 concentrations (and surface temperatures) began to rise.
The newspaper went on to cite Latif's work as showing a new cooling trend from measurements of deep ocean temperatures.
Deep ocean temperature might also be worth measuring very carefully.

Phrases with «deep ocean temperature»

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