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Deep Circulation Changes in density cause ocean currents Cold Warm

How do we know what’s near the bottom of the ocean? World Ocean Circulation Experiment (WOCE) 30 countries working to figure out the ocean circulation

Sampling the ocean Sample temperature, salinity, and more from the surface to the bottom every 50 km.

Vertical slices of the ocean Temperature changes quickly as you go down from the surface The bottom of the ocean all has about the same temperature

Vertical slices of the ocean How is salinity similar or different from temperature?

Vertical Layering Vertical layers can show 1) where the water has come from 2) the ocean currents 3) how the ocean water is mixed

Surface vs. Bottom The water near the bottom of the ocean 1) is NOT all the same temperature or salinity 2) shows where the currents are

Surface vs. Bottom Why are the largest changes at the surface? This is where the atmosphere can change the ocean Salinity from evaporation, precipitation, or river runoff Temperature from energy from the sun or wind

Atlantic Sections

Atlantic Sections