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JAPAN EAST SEA CRUISE III “JES 3” JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2000.

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1 JAPAN EAST SEA CRUISE III “JES 3” JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2000

2 Monthly AVHRR composites: Jan-Feb, 1998-2000

3 Monthly SEAWIFS composites: Jan-Feb, 1998-2000

4 Japan- East Sea (3) Jan-Feb 2000 Shelf North Korea SeaSoar Radial
Station Locations North Korea Yamato Rise SeaSoar Radial Cruise Track - Station Positions - Optics Station Positions Cruise Track South Korea Japan

5 Japan- East Sea (3) Jan-Feb 2000
Yamato Rise SeaSoar Cruise track -Optics Stations Bio-optical Stations BOPS

6 Cold Air Outbreak Cloud Streaks Jan 21, 2000 0624Z
AVHRR imagery illustrates , moisture extracted from surface waters near the coast and and formation of heavy clouds offshore Coastal / Shelf Water Cooling and high evaporation

7 Cold Air Outbreak Ice Formation AVHRR imagery illustrates ,
Coastal and Shelf Water Cooling Cold Air Outbreak AVHRR imagery illustrates , moisture extracted from surface waters near the coast and and formation of heavy clouds offshore Coastal / Shelf Water Cooling and high evaporation

8 Japan / East Sea JES 3 Jan/ Feb 2000 SeaSoar Cruise track and
Cold Upwelling Eddy SeaSoar Cruise track and Station Locations Wasm front East Korean Warm Current

9 Jan 18, 2000 Feb 2, 2000 Semi- Persistence Eddies occurred at
Japan Japan Korea Korea 16 14 Semi- Persistence Eddies occurred at the Subpolar From from the Beginning to End of Cruise Jan 18 – Feb, 2. Examples of the Frontal Location are Shown with the ship track and station locations 12 11 6 5

10 SeaWiFS derived K532 Diffuse Attenuation Coefficient
Bio-optical properties Show eddy structure Along the coast. The optical properties in cooler (North) and warmer (South) have similar bio-optical properties.

11 SeaWiFs Chlorophyll (SeaBAM ) - Chlorophyll ~ 0.6 – 1.5 mg/ l
Jan 21, z SeaWiFs Chlorophyll (SeaBAM ) - Chlorophyll ~ 0.6 – 1.5 mg/ l clouds Feb 1, z clouds These chlorophyll imageries show the response of the surface biology to the passage of a 2 cold front.

12 Western Extension Central Extension East Extension Sea surface temperature imagery were composted for a 2 week period to define the SST climatology. Three extensions of the warm Tsumia current are illustrated which penetrate the basin interior.

13 B A B A Surface Absorption front Surface attenuation coefficient
Ship track of the surface Optical properties B A B front A Front AVHRR- SST Surface Absorption Surface optical properties changes at the Subpolar Front, decreasing in the colder waters.

14 AVHRR – SST for Jan 28, 2000 Illustrating the passage of a cold front the extension of the warm Tsumina current at the Yamato Rise.

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