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Surface chlorophyll-a (Chl-a) in the Gulf of Thailand
Surface chlorophyll-a (Chl-a) in the Gulf of Thailand
The Gulf of Thailand is located in the tropical area from 99.00-105E and 6.00-14.00N. This area is a semi-enclosed sea and connected to the South China Sea. This area is influenced by reversing monsoon winds. The northeast and southwest winds are the typical monsoon winds over this region.
The figures show a monthly mean of surface chlorophyll-a and sea surface temperature from Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aqua during 2003-2020.
Surface chlorophyll-a is generally high in winter
Distribution of monthly chlorophyll-a concentration with the highest and lowest values.
Distribution of monthly chlorophyll-a concentration with the highest and lowest values.
Distribution of monthly chlorophyll-a concentration with the highest and lowest values.
Circulation in the Gulf of Thailand
Circulation in the Gulf of Thailand
Residence time of water mass in the upper Gulf of Thailand
Residence time of water mass in the upper Gulf of Thailand
The residence time of water mass is a number indicates how long the water mass
The residence time of water mass is a number indicates how long the water mass
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South China Sea
South China Sea
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