Thermohaline Data and Océan Circulation on the Ross Sea Continental Shelf
15
8. Jacobs SS (1989) Marine Controls on modem sédimentation on the Antarctic continental shelf.
Mar Geol 85:121-153
9. Jacobs SS, Comiso JC (1989) Sea ice and oceanic processes on the Ross Sea continental shelf. J
Geophys Res 94:18195-18211
10. Keys HJR, Jacobs SS, Barnett D (1990) The calving and drift of iceberg B-9 in the Ross Sea,
Antarctica. Antarct Sci 2(3):243-257
11. Trumbore S, Jacobs SS, Smethie W (1991) Chlorofluorocarbon evidence for rapid ventilation of
the Ross Sea. Deep Sea Res 38(7):845-870
12. Locarnini RA (1994) Water masses and circulation in the Ross Gyre and environs. PhD thesis,
Dept. Océan, Texas A&M University, College Station, 86 pp
13. Jaeger JM.Nittrouer CA, DeMaster DJ, Kelchner C, Dunbar RB (1996) Latéral transport of settling
particles in the Ross Sea and implications for the fate of biogenic material. J Geophys Res
101(C8):18479-18488
14. Hofmann EE, Klinck JM (1998) Hydrography and circulation of the Antarctic continental shelf:
150°E eastward to the Greenwich Meridian. In: Robinson AR, Brink KH (eds) The sea II. The global Coastal océan, régional studies and synthesis. Wiley, New York, pp 997-1042
15. Jacobs SS, Giulivi CF (1998) Interannual océan and sea ice variability in the Ross Sea. In: Jacobs
SS, Weiss RF (eds). Ant Res Ser 75. AGU, Washington, pp 135-150
16. Keys HJR, Jacobs SS, Brigham LW (1997) Continued northward expansion of the Ross Ice Shelf.
Ann Glaciol 27, in press
17. Jacobs SS, Haines WH (1982) Ross Ice Shelf Project, océanographie data, 1976-1979. TR LDGO82-1 Columbia Univ., Palisades, 505 pp
18. Pillsbury RD, Jacobs SS (1985) Preliminary observations from long-term current meter moorings
near the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica. In: Jacobs SS (ed) Oceanology of the Antarctic Continental
Shelf. Ant Res Ser 43. AGU, Washington, pp 87-107
19. Jacobs SS (1985) Océanographie evidence for land ice/ocean interactions in the Southern Océan.
In: Glaciers, ice sheets, and sea level, effects of a CO2 induced climatic change. Nat Acad Press,
Washington, pp 116-128
20. Tressler WL, Ommundsen AM (1962) Seasonal océanographie studies in McMurdo Sound,
Antarctica. Tech Rep 125. US Navy Hydrographie Office, Washington, 144 pp
21. Foldvik A, Gammelsrod T, Torresen T (1985) Circulation and water masses on the Southern
Weddell Sea shelf. In: Jacobs SS (ed) Oceanology of the Antarctic Continental Shelf. Ant Res Ser
43. AGU, Washington, pp 5-20
22. NODC (1994) World Océan atlas, CD-ROM data set documentation. Océan Clim Lab, National
Océanographie Data Center IR13, Washington, 30 pp
23. Stocker TF, Wright DG, Broecker WS ( 1992) The influence of high-latitude surface forcing on the
global thermohaline circulation. Paleoceanography 7(5):529-541
24. Toggweiler JR, Samuels AM (1995) Effect of sea ice on the salinity of Antarctic bottom water. J
Phys Océan 25:1980-1997
25. Levitus S (1982) Climatological atlas of the World Océan. NOAA Prof Paper 13, Rockville,
173 pp
26. Jacobs SS (1991) On the nature and significance of the Antarctic slope front. In: Treguer P,
Queguiner B (eds) Biochemistry and circulation of water masses in the Southern Océan. Mar
Chem 35:9-24
27. Lozier MS, McCartney MS, Owens WB (1994) Anomalous anomalies in averaged hydrographie
data. J Phys Océan 24:2624-2638
28. Grumbine RW (1991) Model of the formation of high-salinity shelf water on polar continental
shelves. J Geophys Res 96(C12):22049-22062
29. Carmack EC (1977) Water characteristics of the Southern Océan south of the Polar Front. In:
Angel M (ed) A voyage of discovery. G. Deacon 70th Anniv Vol Suppl to Deep Sea Res. Pergamon,
New York, pp 15-42
30. Fofonoff NP (1956) Some properties of seawater influencing the formation of Antarctic bottom
water. Deep Sea Res 4:32-66
31. Foldvik A, Kvinge T (1974) Conditional stability of sea water at the freezing point. Deep Sea Res
21(3):169-174
15
8. Jacobs SS (1989) Marine Controls on modem sédimentation on the Antarctic continental shelf.
Mar Geol 85:121-153
9. Jacobs SS, Comiso JC (1989) Sea ice and oceanic processes on the Ross Sea continental shelf. J
Geophys Res 94:18195-18211
10. Keys HJR, Jacobs SS, Barnett D (1990) The calving and drift of iceberg B-9 in the Ross Sea,
Antarctica. Antarct Sci 2(3):243-257
11. Trumbore S, Jacobs SS, Smethie W (1991) Chlorofluorocarbon evidence for rapid ventilation of
the Ross Sea. Deep Sea Res 38(7):845-870
12. Locarnini RA (1994) Water masses and circulation in the Ross Gyre and environs. PhD thesis,
Dept. Océan, Texas A&M University, College Station, 86 pp
13. Jaeger JM.Nittrouer CA, DeMaster DJ, Kelchner C, Dunbar RB (1996) Latéral transport of settling
particles in the Ross Sea and implications for the fate of biogenic material. J Geophys Res
101(C8):18479-18488
14. Hofmann EE, Klinck JM (1998) Hydrography and circulation of the Antarctic continental shelf:
150°E eastward to the Greenwich Meridian. In: Robinson AR, Brink KH (eds) The sea II. The global Coastal océan, régional studies and synthesis. Wiley, New York, pp 997-1042
15. Jacobs SS, Giulivi CF (1998) Interannual océan and sea ice variability in the Ross Sea. In: Jacobs
SS, Weiss RF (eds). Ant Res Ser 75. AGU, Washington, pp 135-150
16. Keys HJR, Jacobs SS, Brigham LW (1997) Continued northward expansion of the Ross Ice Shelf.
Ann Glaciol 27, in press
17. Jacobs SS, Haines WH (1982) Ross Ice Shelf Project, océanographie data, 1976-1979. TR LDGO82-1 Columbia Univ., Palisades, 505 pp
18. Pillsbury RD, Jacobs SS (1985) Preliminary observations from long-term current meter moorings
near the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica. In: Jacobs SS (ed) Oceanology of the Antarctic Continental
Shelf. Ant Res Ser 43. AGU, Washington, pp 87-107
19. Jacobs SS (1985) Océanographie evidence for land ice/ocean interactions in the Southern Océan.
In: Glaciers, ice sheets, and sea level, effects of a CO2 induced climatic change. Nat Acad Press,
Washington, pp 116-128
20. Tressler WL, Ommundsen AM (1962) Seasonal océanographie studies in McMurdo Sound,
Antarctica. Tech Rep 125. US Navy Hydrographie Office, Washington, 144 pp
21. Foldvik A, Gammelsrod T, Torresen T (1985) Circulation and water masses on the Southern
Weddell Sea shelf. In: Jacobs SS (ed) Oceanology of the Antarctic Continental Shelf. Ant Res Ser
43. AGU, Washington, pp 5-20
22. NODC (1994) World Océan atlas, CD-ROM data set documentation. Océan Clim Lab, National
Océanographie Data Center IR13, Washington, 30 pp
23. Stocker TF, Wright DG, Broecker WS ( 1992) The influence of high-latitude surface forcing on the
global thermohaline circulation. Paleoceanography 7(5):529-541
24. Toggweiler JR, Samuels AM (1995) Effect of sea ice on the salinity of Antarctic bottom water. J
Phys Océan 25:1980-1997
25. Levitus S (1982) Climatological atlas of the World Océan. NOAA Prof Paper 13, Rockville,
173 pp
26. Jacobs SS (1991) On the nature and significance of the Antarctic slope front. In: Treguer P,
Queguiner B (eds) Biochemistry and circulation of water masses in the Southern Océan. Mar
Chem 35:9-24
27. Lozier MS, McCartney MS, Owens WB (1994) Anomalous anomalies in averaged hydrographie
data. J Phys Océan 24:2624-2638
28. Grumbine RW (1991) Model of the formation of high-salinity shelf water on polar continental
shelves. J Geophys Res 96(C12):22049-22062
29. Carmack EC (1977) Water characteristics of the Southern Océan south of the Polar Front. In:
Angel M (ed) A voyage of discovery. G. Deacon 70th Anniv Vol Suppl to Deep Sea Res. Pergamon,
New York, pp 15-42
30. Fofonoff NP (1956) Some properties of seawater influencing the formation of Antarctic bottom
water. Deep Sea Res 4:32-66
31. Foldvik A, Kvinge T (1974) Conditional stability of sea water at the freezing point. Deep Sea Res
21(3):169-174