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Title: Interleaving in the Cape Verde frontal zone
Authors: Rodríguez Santana, Ángel 
Burgoa Gregorio, Nadia 
Martínez Marrero, Antonio 
Valencia, Luis
Aguiar González, Borja 
Estrada Allis, Sheila Natali 
Marrero Díaz, Ángeles 
Machín, Francisco 
Ramos, Antonio G. 
Hormazábal, Samuel
UNESCO Clasification: 251007 Oceanografía física
Keywords: Cape Verde frontal zone
Thermohaline fronts
Interleaving process
Double diffusion
Vertical shear
Issue Date: 2018
Project: Flujos de Carbono en Un Sistema de Afloramiento Costero (Cabo Blanco, Nw de África); Modulación A Submesoscala de la Producción, Exportacióny Consumo de Carbono 
Conference: V Encuentro de Oceanografía Física (EOF 2018) 
Abstract: During November 2017 was carried out a multidisciplinary survey FLUXES II (FLUXES project) in the Cape Verde Frontal Zone (CVFZ). Temperature-Salinity and microstructure data from observations in high spatial resolution (SeaSoar and gliders) along several sections provide an excellent opportunity to study intrusions and interleaved features across the front. Interleaving motions are thought to be driven by buoyancy forces arising from differential mixing of heat and salt by double diffusion. With the assumption of a steady-state stage of interleaving, the slope of intrusions relative to isopycnal surfaces was studied, finding cases where salt-finger density fluxes exceed those of diffusive convection and vice versa. Also, we explore the effect of vertical shear on the double diffusion processes.
URI: https://accedacris.ulpgc.es/jspui/handle/10553/165082
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