Subantarctic Surface Water

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Subantarctic Surface Water is a cool, relatively fresh surface ocean water mass found north of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current and south of the subtropical gyres in the Southern Ocean.

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Label Occurrences
Subantarctic Surface Water canonical 1

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf oceanographic feature
surface water mass
water mass
associatedWithCurrentSystem Antarctic Circumpolar Current GENERATED
boundedBy Subantarctic Front NERFINISHED
Subtropical Front NERFINISHED
circulatesWith wind-driven gyre circulation of the Southern Ocean
formsIn subantarctic zone
hasAbbreviation SASW NERFINISHED
hasRoleIn carbon uptake in the Southern Ocean
global climate system
nutrient distribution in the Southern Ocean
hasSalinityCharacteristic relatively fresh
hasTemperatureCharacteristic cool
hasTypicalDepthRange surface to upper few hundred meters
influences Southern Ocean stratification
air–sea freshwater exchange in the Southern Ocean
air–sea heat exchange in the Southern Ocean
subantarctic frontal systems
locatedIn Southern Hemisphere
Southern Ocean
locatedNorthOf Antarctic Circumpolar Current NERFINISHED
locatedSouthOf subtropical gyres
overlies mode waters of the Southern Ocean
partOf global ocean circulation
upper ocean
studiedInDiscipline climate science
physical oceanography
waterMassProperty formed by mixing of colder polar waters with warmer subtropical waters
intermediate salinity between Antarctic and subtropical surface waters

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Subtropical Front (South Pacific) hasWaterMass Subantarctic Surface Water