대한해협을 통한 영양염 수송이 동해 생태계에 미치는 영향
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Title
- 대한해협을 통한 영양염 수송이 동해 생태계에 미치는 영향
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Alternative Title
- An Effect of Nutrient Transport through Korea Strait on the East Sea Ecosystem: A Biological-Physical Couple Modeling
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Author(s)
- 오유리; 장찬주; 고철민
- KIOST Author(s)
- Jang, Chan Joo(장찬주)
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Alternative Author(s)
- 오유리; 장찬주; 고철민
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Publication Year
- 2013-06-14
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Abstract
- The Tsushima Warm Current plays a role of transporting not only water mass but also materials including nutrients to the East Sea through the Korea Strait. This study aims to examine an effect of the nutrient transport through the Korea Strait on the East Sea ecosystem. For this study, we used a four-component low trophic biological model coupled with a physical model due to lack of in-situ observational data. Numerical experiments were conducted with three different open boundary conditions of nutrient flux through the Korea Strait: zero, a constant, and a seasonally varying value. When zero nutrient flux was given, both spring and fall blooms were not evident in most of southern basin. With the constant and the seasonally varying nutrient fluxes, the simulated chlorophyll-a showed the observed temporal and spatial distributions. Interestingly, the results from these two boundary conditions seemed to be similar to each other indicating that the distributions of chlorophyll-a are less sensitive to the variation of nutrient flux if the flux is non-zero. These results suggest that the nutrient flux through the Korea Strait may contribute to the primary productivity in the southern East Sea.ait on the East Sea ecosystem. For this study, we used a four-component low trophic biological model coupled with a physical model due to lack of in-situ observational data. Numerical experiments were conducted with three different open boundary conditions of nutrient flux through the Korea Strait: zero, a constant, and a seasonally varying value. When zero nutrient flux was given, both spring and fall blooms were not evident in most of southern basin. With the constant and the seasonally varying nutrient fluxes, the simulated chlorophyll-a showed the observed temporal and spatial distributions. Interestingly, the results from these two boundary conditions seemed to be similar to each other indicating that the distributions of chlorophyll-a are less sensitive to the variation of nutrient flux if the flux is non-zero. These results suggest that the nutrient flux through the Korea Strait may contribute to the primary productivity in the southern East Sea.
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URI
- https://sciwatch.kiost.ac.kr/handle/2020.kiost/26923
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Bibliographic Citation
- 2013년도 한국해양과학기술협의회 공동학술대회, pp.470, 2013
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Publisher
- 한국해양과학기술협의회
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Type
- Conference
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Language
- English
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