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(1)Vol. 26(2):341-349. Ocean and Polar Research. June 2004. Article. ÿï· KODOS öҚ ö*~ >Қ·~ã # [š~ ß9 s41*ÁçÆ2Á*ÿÆ2ÁB8*3Á«V1Á²FS1 "&v ¶"& &V"" (314-701) ÏÓÎê " &ÿ 182 2 ‚“š·’ö š·VêÁ~ã’¦ 3 ‚“š·’ö š&~ãÁ¶ö’¦ (425-600) ãVê nÖ nÖÖړ ÒBŽ 29^ 1. The Characteristics of Physical Oceanographic Environments and Bottom Currents in the KODOS Study Area of the Northeastern Tropical Pacific Hong-Ryeol Shin1*, Sang-Chul Hwang2, Dongchull Jeon2, Ki-Hyune Kim3, Chong-Heum Kwak1, and Seun-Seup So1 1. Department of Atmospheric Science, Kongju National University Gongju 314-701, Korea 2 Ocean Climate and Environment Research Division, KORDI 3 Marine Geoenvironment and Resources Research Division, KORDI Ansan P.O. Box 29, Seoul 425-600, Korea. Abstract/ : Hyrdography and deep currents were measured from 1997 to 1999 to investigate deep-sea environments in the KODOS (Korea Deep Ocean Study) area of the northeastern tropical Pacific./KODOS area is located meridionally from the North Equatorial Current to the boundary between the North Equatorial Current and the Equatorial Counter Current. Strong thermocline exists between 10 m and 120 m depths at the study area. Since that strong thermocline does hardly allow vertical mixing between surface and lower layer waters, vertical distributions of temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen and nutrients drastically change near the thermocline./ Salinity-minimum layer, which indicate the North Pacific Intermediate Water (NPIW) and the Antartic Intermediate Water (AAIW), vertically occupies vertically at the depths from 500 m down to 1400 m. The NPIW and the AAIW horizontally occur to the north and to the south of 7oN, respectively. The near-bottom water shows the physical characteristics of 1.05oC and 34.70 psu at the depths of 10 m to 110 m above the bottom (approximately 4000-5000 m), which was originated from the Antarctic Circumpolar Water. It flows northeastwards for 2 to 4 months at the study area, and its mean velocity was 3.1-3.7 cm/s. Meanwhile, reverse (southwestward) currents appear for about 15 days with the average of 1.0-6.1 cm/s every 1 to 6 months. Dominant direction of the bottom currents obtained from the data for more than 6 months is northeastward with the average speeds of 1.7-2.1 cm/s. Therefore, it seems that deep waters from the Antarctica flow northwards passing through the KODOS area in the northeastern tropical Pacific. Key words : ‚“š’(KODOS), §'êš~(the North Equatorial Current), 'ê>~(the Equatorial Counter Current), >N£[(thermocline), [>(deep waters), ÎB~>(the Antarctic Circumpolar Water). *Corresponding author. E-mail : [email protected].

(2) 342. 1. *. Shin, H.-R. et al.. †. ÿï· 'ê ¦" š·öº ÿãb‚ Ë~º š~ž 'ê>~(the Equatorial Counter Current)¢ 7b‚ § ã" Îãö BË~ §'êš~(the North Equatorial Current)f Î'êš~(the South Equatorial Current)& & “'b‚ ¹ ® . 'ê>~º ªÆö &ڂ 5-10oN ¦"ö *~~æò, ÎÞöº 'ê>Z&(Intertropical Convergence Zone)& Î~Žö V¢ 'ê¦"ræ Î~ ~–, ÿö §'êš~f Î'êš~~ *~ê Îãb ‚ ÚJN (Knauss 1996). 'ê ¦" ï·~ &R'ž >Z‚º, ç[öº N "ª~ §ï· &š>(the North Pacific Tropical Water) $º Îï· &š>(the South Pacific Tropical Water), 7[öº "ª‚²[ž §ï·7[>(the North Pacific Intermediate Water) $º Î7[>(the Antarctic Intermediate Water), [öº &N "ªš– ÏšÖ ²ž Û>(the Common Water)& ª

(3) ~ ® (Stommel and Yoshida 1972; Stowe 1996). §ï·öBº &[>& ;W>æ pº &ê‚ ’š ~ &[>º Î& ¦"~ Î>Z&öB ;WB ÎB~>(the Antarctic Circumpolar Water)& §ç~º ©b‚ rJæ ® . ÎB~>º §&B·öB ;W B §&B·[>& Î& "æræ Î~‚ ê Î & "æ~ š>f b~ ;WB ©b‚, š‚ b f ÎB~~ö ~š šÚê .  b>& §ç~ ï· [>~ &¦ªj jÖ ®b–, Û>(the Common Water)‚ ®ÒÖ ® (Stowe 1996; Thurman 1994). š& *Z j7 5 BNö ®ÚB ž*'ž ~ã æz ^Bº Ö 7º‚ ғ7~ ~¾š . j7 5 B Nö >>>Ú ¢ÚÆ > ®º ~ãæzº ç[" &[ š·~ bÒ', z', b' ~㺞ö 7º*~² 'Ëj ~² B . š‚ ž*'ž ~ãæz¢ 2k~ V *šBº ~ãv¦ š*~ š·~ãj «{® šš~ º ©š Ö 7º~ . $‚ šöB~ š·bÒ ~ã ’ö &Ë 7º‚ º ²7~ ~¾ž &[~¢ 2k~V *~ F³ê~ š ê~ &Gš j>'š . “Ú ’êb‚Bº 1995jö ¾rb‚ ÿï·~ š(> £ 5000 m) ê~&Gj ê~&b¾, 2j*~ ¯OJ¢ –‚ ƒö 1997j 7ú -1999j 7úö j‚B š &[~~ ¶ò& ³>î . ‚“š~ã ’š(9o50'-10o30'N, 131o10'-131o50'W) f §'êš~f 'ê>~~ ãê ¦"ö *~~ ® . V¢B ’š ¦"~ R[öº ÿBOË~ š~& Ö ^~V r^ö ΧOËb‚~ š·~ã æz& ’ . ÒòB .  ’º ΧOËb‚ &Ë ±f &Gš šÚê 1999j~ CTD ¶ò 5 1997-1999j~ š &[~~ ¶ ò¢ ÒÏ~, ‚“š~ã’ š~ ç^‚ š·b Ò ~ã ßWj 2k~º ©š Ï'š .. 2. G # ¶ò §ÿï·~ ‚“š’(KODOS) šöB~ š> ßW" š~’–¢ 2k~V *~ 1997-1999j~ &G ¶ò¢ ÒÏ~& . 1999j 6ú 15¢-7ú 11¢ö š·~㦪ö &‚ –Ò ~ ¢~b‚ ‚“š~ã’š(9o50'-10o30'N, 131o10' -131o50'W)" Χ V¢ž(5o-13oN, 131o30'W)öB CTD &G" &[ š~&Gš >î (Fig. 1). Fig. 1 öB [&G ;6 ,~ Q¶º ;6 ®^š–, ;6 ® ^º ' æ6~ *êfê ¢~‚ .. Fig. 1. Map of oceanographic stations observed during the KODOS-99..

(4) Characteristics of Physical Oceanographic Environments and Bottom Currents. CTD &Gf > 200 mræ 16B ;6öB 0.5o *Ï b‚ >îb–, š&(> £ 4000-5000 m) ¦"ræ ~ &Gf 1o *Ïb‚ 9B ;6öB >î . –Òö ÒÏB Ëjº “SBE 911 Plus CTD System”b‚, >ö Vž >N, "ª 5 Ϛֲ¢ G;~& . >Nf {K ~ Î"¢ VB‚ N*(potential temperature)¢ ÒÏ~&. . "ª" Ϛֲº ;š jº‚ &ê‚ š>¢ j> ~ þ öB salinometer G; 5 z'ž ªCj ~ & .  ;6öB j>‚ š>‚¦V G;‚ "ª" Ï šÖ²~ ¶ò¢ CTD ¶òf jv~ ;~¢ Ö;‚ êö CTD~ "ª" Ϛֲ &G~¢ ;~& . š& ¦" &[ š~~ &Gf š& ~ãöÒ šÚ E04 ;6(10o30'N, 131o19'W, š& > 4950 m)öB 1997j 7ú 6¢¦V 1999j 7ú 2¢ræ £ 2j ÿn. >î (Fig. 1). 1997j 7ú 6¢¦V 1998j 7ú 13¢ ræº š&‚¦V 10 mf 20 m *ö F³ê¢ ¦O~. Fig. 2. Schematic diagram of the mooring line with two Aanderaa current meters deployed at E04 from July 6, 1997 to July 13, 1998.. 343. &[ š~¢ &G~& (Fig. 2). ò š&‚¦V 10 m *(> 4940 m)~ ¶òº 1997j 12ú 27¢ šê, š& ‚¦V 20 m *(> 4930 m)~ ¶òº 1997j 12ú 25 ¢ šêö >¢*O ¶òö ÖGš ®î . 1998j 7ú 17¢¦V 1999j 7ú 2¢ræº > 4840 m(š&* 110 m)f 4935 m(š&* 15 m)öB~ š~¢ &G~& . > 4840 möBº £ 1jÿn ¶ò& ³ >îb¾, > 4935 m(š&‚¦V 15 m *)~ ¶òº 1998j 7ú 17¢-9ú 6¢~ ¶òòš >÷>î . &G Ëjº Aanderra Ò~ FË F³ê(RCM-8)¢ ÒÏ~& .. 3. ª+ Ö Χšö*~ ç[ æ;~ ª

(5) ß9 Fig. 3f ΧšöB > 1000 m šÚ~ æ;~ F ³j ¾æÞ . æ;~º > 2000 m¢ Z~šb‚ &; ~ êÖ~& . 9o30'N š§f 10-20 cm/s~ BË~& vš ®ÚB, §'êš~(NEC)~ šªj ¾æÚ ®î . 10 cm/s šç~ š~º > £ 600 m šÚöB ¾æÒb–, ‚ F³f 11o30'NöB £ 18 cm/s‚ ¾æ Ò . >šö 9o30'N šÎöº ÿË~& ¾æ¾ 'ê>~ (ECC)& vš ®rj r > ® . 'ê>~ šöB 10 cm/s šç~ š~º > £ 200 m šÚ‚ §'êš~ ~ šö jš >š »~ . ‚ F³f £ 70 cm/s‚ 6-7oNöB ¾æ¾ ®î . $‚ > £ 200 m j¾~ ~[öº Bãb‚ Ë~º “¦'ž >~& šÒ~ ' ê¦" ç[ š~~ ßWj ¾ ¾æÚ ®î (Wyrtki and Kilonsky 1984). V¢B 9o30'N ¦"j §'êš~f 'ê>~~ ãê‚ " > ®V r^ö ‚“š~ã’ š(9o50'-10o30'N,. Fig. 3. Vertical distribution of calculated zonal geostrophic current velocity (cm/s) at upper layer (1000 m depth) along the north-south line(5o-12oN, 131o 30'W). Solid and dashed lines denote eastward and westward currents respectively..

(6) 344. Shin, H.-R. et al.. Χšö*~ š> ß9 Fig. 4º > 200 m šÚ~ ç[ š·öB~, Fig. 5º > 1000 m šÚ~ ç[" 7[ š·öB~, Fig. 6f š& ¦"(&G ‚&> £ 4700 m)ræ~ >N, "ª, Ϛֲ~ ª

(7) ¢ ¾æÞ . R[~ b[f R[ >Nb‚¦V 1oC šÚ~ > ræ‚ ;~~& (Hanawa and Hoshino 1988). §'êš ~f 'ê>~~ ãêž 9.5oN ¦"öB b[~ >š 15 m‚ &Ë »~b–, j ãê‚ Îã" §ãb‚ .>ƒ 6N pÚr (Fig. 4). §'êš~~ šž 13oN öBº b[~ >š £ 35 m‚ jv' »f >šö 'ê>~ šöBº >š pÚB 6o30'N ¦"öBº 87 mræ ;W>Ú ®î . b[ j¾öBº 13-26oC~ ;‚ >N£[(W[’–) š §'êš~~ šöBº £ 140 mræ, 'ê>~~. šöBº > 200 mræ šÒ~ ®î . š‚ R š b[" ;‚ W[’–º 'êš~ ßûj ¾ ¾æ Ú ®º ©b‚ ž (Knauss 1996). $‚ 34.0 psu š~~ &"ª š>& 8o-13oN~ 9f šöB ‚&> 35 m šÚ~ ç[ö ª

(8) ~ ®î . š &"ª š>~ Vöj dV *~ 1999j 6ú~ ;> ï ¶òž TRMM(Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission) ¶ò¢ –Ò~& . –Òšž 9-10oN, 131o-132oWöB ~ 1Bú ;>ïš £ 11 mm‚ R[~ &"ª š>¢ ; W~Vöº Ö ¦—‚ ·šî . ß® §'êš~ š öB R[ &"ª š>& 9² ª

(9) >Ú ®º ©b‚  j, š &"ª š>º 7Î ¦"~ ÿï·b‚¦V Ú >B ©b‚ ÒòB (Tomczak and Godfrey 1994). §'êš~f 'ê>~~ ãê ¦" šöB~ 34.0 psu š~~ R[ &"ª š>º 1998j 7úöê 7o-10.5oN öB > £ 40 m~ vþ‚ &G>îb–(š·>Ö¦ 1998), 2003j 7úöê &G>î (Chang et al. 2004), V¢B R[~ šf ?f &"ª š>º ÿï·öB §. Fig. 4. Vertical distribution of (a) potential temperature, (b) salinity and (c) dissolved oxygen at upper layer (200 m depth) along the north-south line.. Fig. 5. Vertical distribution of (a) potential temperature, (b) salinity and (c) dissolved oxygen at middle layer (1,000 m depth) along the north-south line.. 131o10'-131o50'W)f 1999j 6-7úöº §'êš~f ' ê>~~ ãêš ¦"~ £* §ãö *~~& ..

(10) Characteristics of Physical Oceanographic Environments and Bottom Currents. 'êš~f 'ê>~~ ãê¦" šöB ¶" ¾æ¾º ßûb‚ jê ±j ©b‚ 6B . > £ 100-300 m Қöº §ï· &š>(the North Pacific Tropical Water)‚ ®ÒÖº 34.7 psu šç ~ "ª š>& šÒ~& (Fig. 4f Fig. 5). &Ë "ª š ¸f š>º 6oN šÎö ª

(11) ‚ 35.0 psu šç~ Î ï· &š>(the South Pacific Tropical Water)& . š "ª>º Î'êš~ö ~š Ú>B ©b‚ ÒòB. (Stommel and Yoshida 1972). $‚ > 500-1400 m [öº 34.6 psu š~~ "ª ‚²[š vg² ;W>Ú ®î (Fig. 5). š "ª ‚²[ f 34.57 psu~ "ªFj V&b‚ š 7oN¢ ãê‚ §ã~ "ª ‚²[" Îã~ "ª ‚²[b‚ ’ªB . 7oN š§ö *~‚ 34.57 psu š~~ "ª ‚²[f § ï·7[>(the North Pacific Intermediate Water)¢ ~ –, 7öB~ "ªf 34.541-34.548 psu, >Nf 5.76.2oC, Ϛֲº 0.5-0.8 ml/l, &êº 27.13-27.20šî . š §ï·7[>(the North Pacific Intermediate Water)º ¢ §ÿã~ ‚J ³~(Kuroshio Extension) šö. Fig. 6. Vertical distribution of (a) potential temperature, (b) salinity and (c) dissolved oxygen at deep layer (about 4,900 m depth) along the north-south line.. 345. B J¢J š>f ‚J š>~ bö ~š ;W> Ú ï·~ ÿã" Îãb‚ šÿB ©b‚ rJæ ®. (Talley 1993; Yasuda 1997). >šö 7oN šÎö *~‚ "ª ‚²[f 7öB~ "ªš 34.567 psu, >Nf 5.4-5.7oC, Ϛֲº £ 1.1 ml/l, &êº 27.22-27.24‚, §ã~ "ª‚²[ö j~š &N, "ª, &Ꚗ Ϛֲº ¸V r^ö Î7 [>(the Antarctic Intermediate Water) Vö~ š>‚ 6 B . Ϛֲ~ ª

(12) öBº > £ 80-1000 möB 1.0 ml/l š~~ Ϛֲ ‚²[š šÒ~ ®î (Fig. 5). ß® 8oN ¦" 'ê>~ š~ > 500-600 möB 0.4 ml/l š~‚ &Ë Ôf ª

(13) ¢ ¾æÚî . š©f ç[~ >N £[j ãê‚ >çbš –~ ìº çöB ç[~ # f FVbîš : b‚ &¢obšB Öz>Ú Ö²& .B ©š (Knauss 1996). > 1000 m j¾öBº >Nf jò® 6²~, " ª" Ϛֲº Ã&~ š& ¦"(> 4000-5000 m) öBº £ 1.05oC, 34.70 psu, 3.7-3.8 ml/l‚ ÎB~> Vö~ &N "ª Ϛֲ~ š>& šÒ~ ®î. (Fig. 6). [ š~(1997-1999) Fig. 7f 1997j 7ú 6¢¦V 1998j 7ú 13¢ Қö E04 ;6(10o30'N, 131o19'W, š& > 4950 m)öB & G‚ š~~ FË" F³j ÇV‚ ¾æÞ ©š . &G >f 4930 m(š&‚¦V 20 m *), 4940 m(š&‚¦ V 10 m *)š–, ¶ò ³f 1* *Ϛî . Fig. 7 f 24* *Ïb‚ ¶ò¢ F~ RV‚ ©š . š&¦" ç[(š& * 20 m)" ~[(š&* 10 m)~ F³ª

(14) & –~ ?f ·çb‚ ¾æÒº–, š©f & G>ö – Nš& ìîV r^b‚ ÒòB . FËf &ڂ §ÿ~& Ö^®b¾, §ÿ~f ÎB~& 1-3B ú *Ïb‚ v&‚ >>º ·çšî . B* ‚& F ³f ç[öB 12.7 cm/s, ~[öB 12.4 cm/s‚ –~ ? ~ . ¶ò ³š ·^®~ 1997j 7-12ú~ ç[öBº 78ú" 10ú-12ú~ £ 2Bú ÿnö "‚ §ÿOË~ š ~& Ö^~&b–, ïF³f 3.1-3.5 cm/sšî . >š ö 1997j 9-10úöº ÎË~& ¾æÒº– ï F³ 2.7 cm/sšî . ~[öBº 7-8ú" 10-12ú~ 2Bú ÿ n §ÿOË š~~ ïF³f 3.3-3.7 cm/s, 9-10ú~ ÎË~ ï F³f 1.7 cm/sšî . Fig. 8f š&* 10 mf 20 m [öB~ FË" F³ ÇV¢ ³'b‚ ւ *'ÇV F³ê(progressive vector diagram)š . *>'ž &[š~~ O˚ §ÿO.

(15) 346. Shin, H.-R. et al.. Fig. 7. Stick plots of deep current velocity at (a) 4,930 m and (b) 4,940 m depth from July 6, 1997 to July 13, 1998.. Fig. 8. Progressive vector diagrams of deep current velocity at (a) 4,930 m and (b) 4,940 m depth from July 6, 1997 to July 13, 1998..

(16) Characteristics of Physical Oceanographic Environments and Bottom Currents. 347. Fig. 9. Stick plots of deep current velocity at (a) 4840 m and (b) 4935 m depth from July 17, 1998 to July 2, 1999.. ˪j r > ® . 1997j 7ú¦V 12úræ £ 6Bú ÿn ç[(š&* 20 m)öB §ÿOË~ ï F³š 1.7 cm/s, ~[(š&* 10 m)öB §ÿOË~ ï F³f 2.1 cm/s‚ ~[~ ï F³š 0.4 cm/s z  . š©f ç [ö jš ~[öBº §ÿ~& ï'b‚ £ 0.2 cm/s ~ >šö 9-10ú~ ÎB~~ F³f 1.0 cm/s ·~V r^š . ¢~ .³7ëÒëš 1993j 5ú 5¢¦V 1994j 5ú 5¢ræ ~fš R~ Î㠚(§* 9o8.5', Bã 146o15.5', š& > 5349 m)~ š& * 5.5 mf 15 m [öB &[š~¢ &G~& . 1j* &G‚ ¶òöB B* ‚&F³ 8 cm/s, ï F³f 1.8-2.9 cm/s& (.³ 7ëÒë 1995). FËf 5-10ú~ £ 6Búÿnöº § B~& Ö^~&b–, 11ú šê £ 6Bú ÿnöº §B ~f Îÿ~& £ 2Bú *Ïb‚ >~& . ·ã~ ¶ ò¢ jv~š, KODOS šöB~ &[š~ F³f ï 'b‚ 0.8 cm/s ·~b¾, B* ‚& F³f 4.4 cm/s ’ ² ¾æÒ . $‚ OËf §Ë~& Ö^~–¾, §Ë~f ÎË~& 1-3Bú šÚ $º £ 2Bú~ *Ïb‚ >~ º ·çf B‚ jÝ~& . 1998j 7ú 17¢¦V 1999j 7ú 2¢ Қö E04 ;6 (10o30'N, 131o19'W, š& > 4950 m)öB &G‚ ç[ (š&* 110 m)f ÖGš ìš –~ 1j ÿn~ ¶ò& ·^‚ ç‚ ³>î (Fig. 9). B* ‚& F³f 13.0 cm/s &b–, FËf §ÿ~f §B~& Ö^~& . 1998 j 7ú¦V 11úræ £ 4Bú ÿn §ÿ~~ ï F³. Fig. 10. Progressive vector diagram of deep current velocity at 4840 m depth from July 17, 1998 to July 2, 1999..

(17) 348. Shin, H.-R. et al.. Fig. 11. Typical rotary spectra of current velocity in (a) 1997-1998 and (b) 1998-1999. The clockwise and anticlockwise rotary components are shown as blue line and red line respectively.. Fig. 12. The tidal ellipses of M2 component at (a) 4,840 m, (b) 4,930 m and (c) 4,940 m depth.. f 3.7 cm/sšî . ÎË~º 1998j 12ú" 1999j 2ú, 4úö £ 15¢ÿn Æ ¾æÒj öšî . ~[(š&* 15 m)öBº &GV*š 1998j 7ú 17¢¦V 9ú 6¢ ræ £ 50¢‚ f V*šæò, ‚&F³f 11.3 cm/s ‚ §ÿ~& Ö^~& . ç[~ ï F³f £ 2.0 cm/s‚ §ÿ OË~ vª š Ö^~& (Fig. 10). ß® 1998j 7ú¦V 1999j 2ú ræº §ÿ~& ;®b– ï F³f 2.8 cm/s& . > šö 1999j 2ú" 4úöº £ 15¢~ f V*šæò ï 5.6-6.5 cm/s~ ÎBOË~ ;‚ vªš ¾æ¾Vê ~& .. Fig. 11f &[š~~ [ê Ê¿Þ" ªCj ¾æÞ . £ 12*" 24*öB *&‚ ö.æ b’& ¾æÂ . š©f &[š~öB >¢"– 5 ¢"– Wª~ –C" V Wªš ;Žj ¾æÞ . ß® >¢"– Wª~ ö.æ b’& &Ë *&~–, >š pj>ƒ ö.æ &êº · jê . Fig. 12f ' [öB &[š~~ M2ª–("r>¢" –) Wª~ ê j ¾æÞ ©š . &Ë ç[ö š~º > 4840 m [öBº 3.3 cm/s‚ &Ë b–, > 4930 m [öBº 2.1 cm/s, &Ë pf > 4940 möB º 1.8 cm/s‚ &Ë ·~ ..

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