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Jörg Becker,Dirk Sandmann,Christian JanieschBiogeochemical modeling of the sea calls for the consideration of many important processes (Fig. .). The description of a marine system is often divided into physical, chemical, and biological components.
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Biogeochemical Aspects,Biogeochemical modeling of the sea calls for the consideration of many important processes (Fig. .). The description of a marine system is often divided into physical, chemical, and biological components.
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Stefan Berndes,Klaus Kornwachs,Uwe Lünstrothiver water inflow of 15,000 m. s. and no outflows? If the outflowing volume flow were 30,000 m. s., how large would the inflowing volume flow need to be to keep the sea level unchanged? If the salinity of the inflowing water were 17 salinity units, what would the salinity be in the basin?
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Physical Aspects, a bay is dependent not only on the load but also on the effectiveness of water exchange with the surrounding sea areas. Typical physical aspects are currents, mixing, water levels, waves, tides, density (which is determined by temperature, salinity, and pressure), sea ice, sea spray, and marine opt
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Solutions Manual,iver water inflow of 15,000 m. s. and no outflows? If the outflowing volume flow were 30,000 m. s., how large would the inflowing volume flow need to be to keep the sea level unchanged? If the salinity of the inflowing water were 17 salinity units, what would the salinity be in the basin?
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Summary and Conclusions,udies. The book encourages the reader to solve geophysical problems using a systematic, process-based approach. This approach divides the studied water body into dynamically relevant parts or natural sub-basins and identifies the major processes involved in the water body. Based on field observation