Makassar Strait Throughflow Seasonal and Interannual Variability: An Overview

Gordon, Arnold L.; Napitu, Asmi; Huber, Bruce A.; Gruenburg, Laura K.; Pujiana, Kandaga; Agustiadi, Teguh; Kuswardani, Anastasia; Mbay, Nurman; Setiawan, Agus

doi:10.1029/2018jc014502

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Makassar Strait Throughflow Seasonal and Interannual Variability: An Overview

2019
By Gordon, Arnold L. ; Napitu, Asmi ; Huber, Bruce A. ; ...
Source: Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 124(6), 3724-3736

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Gordon, Arnold L. ; Napitu, Asmi ; Huber, Bruce A. ; Gruenburg, Laura K. ; Pujiana, Kandaga ; ... More +

Gordon, Arnold L. ; Napitu, Asmi ; Huber, Bruce A. ; Gruenburg, Laura K. ; Pujiana, Kandaga ; Agustiadi, Teguh ; Kuswardani, Anastasia ; Mbay, Nurman ; Setiawan, Agus Less -
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The Makassar Strait through ﬂow of ~12 –13 Sv, representing ~77% of the total Indonesian Through ﬂow, displays ﬂuctuations over a broad range of time scales, from intraseasonal to seasonal (monsoonal) and interannual scales. We now have 13.3 years of Makassar through ﬂow observations: November 1996 to early July 1998; January 2004 to August 2011; and August 2013 to August 2017. Strongsouthward transport is evident during boreal summer, modulated by an ENSO interannual signal, with weaker southward ﬂow and a deeper subsurface velocity maximum during El Niño; stronger southward ﬂow with a shallower velocity maximum during La Niña. Accordingly, the southward heat ﬂux, a product of the along ‐channel current and temperature pro ﬁles, is signi ﬁcantly larger in summer and slightly larger
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 124(6), 3724-3736
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