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[A-OS20] Coastal physical processes associated with mixing, eddies, and internal waves

convener:Taira Nagai(Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo), Eisuke Tsutsumi(Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute, The University of Tokyo), Eiji Masunaga(Ibaraki University)

Recently developed observational and numerical approaches have revealed details of physical processes in coastal regions, which can affect large-scale oceanic/atmospheric circulations and ecosystems. This session aims to provide a platform to discuss mixing, eddies, and internal waves in coastal/marginal oceans including estuaries and lakes. This session also covers topics that consider linkages between coastal phenomena and large scale processes in the open ocean (e.g., the Kuroshio Current).

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[AOS20-P01] Water exchange between the Bohai and Yellow Seas in response to high winds in winter

*Chao Ma^1,3, Xia Ju^2,3, Xiuquan Wan^1,3 (1.Ocean Univ. China, 2.Inst. Oceanog. 1, MNR, 3.Pilot Natl. Lab. Marine Sci. & Technol.)

[AOS20-P02] Eddy Induced Transport of Saline Kuroshio Water Into the Northern South China Sea

*Tao Xing^1,2, Yikai Yang² (1.MLR Key Laboratory of Marine Mineral Resources, Guangzhou Marine Geological Survey, 2.South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

[AOS20-P03] A temperature description of vortex street around the Green Island off the eastern coast of Taiwan

*Chia-Ying Ho¹, Hung-Jen Lee¹ (1.National Taiwan Ocean University)

[AOS20-P04] Summertime Upwelling in the Central South China Sea: Interannual Variability and Associated Dynamics

*Yi-Chia Hsin¹, Mai-Han Ngo¹ (1.Academia Sinica)

Cancelled

[AOS20-P05] Why does the sea ice, in the western area of the Sea of Okhotsk, always survive?

*Nan Yuan¹ (1.Hokkaido University, the Institute of Low Temperature Science)