Monitoring the Atlantic inflow toward the Arctic (MAIA) - The overall objective of MAIA is to develop an inexpensive, reliable system based on coastal sea-level data for monitoring the inflows of Atlantic Water to the northern seas.

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Monitoring the Atlantic inflow toward the Arctic (MAIA)

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	The overall objective of MAIA is to develop an inexpensive, reliable system based on coastal sea-level data for monitoring the inflows of Atlantic Water to the northern seas. Available observation systems, including standard tidal stations, will be used to obtain transport estimates with a time resolution of less than a week and show that the method is generic and can be applied to a similar monitoring of other regions. Sponsored Links:
URL:	http://www.bodc.ac.uk/cgi-bin/framer?http://www.bodc.ac.uk/projects/maia.html
Title:	British Oceanographic Data Centre (BODC)
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Category:	Inflow Infiltration - Radial Inflow - Sub-arctic - Arctic Winter - Nasa Arctic - Management-arctic - Arctic Fox - Arctic Ocian - Arctic Antarctic Alpine - Arctic Foxes In Finland

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