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Research Highlights Topic: Air-Sea

Southern ocean carbon flux to the atmosphere
Designing a carbon and heat observing system for the Southern Ocean
Sensitivity of the zonal winds in the Arctic
Jet stream response to Arctic temperature swings
Atlantic hurricanes
Atlantic overturning circulation and the recent decline of Atlantic major hurricane frequency
Observed ocean-atmosphere anomaly patterns multi-year La Niña event
Impact and predictability of multi-year La Niña events
A Southern Ocean polynya
Modeling multidecadal cycles of Southern Ocean convection
modes of the Hadley cell and ENSO
Finding parallels between Hadley Cell expansion and the global warming hiatus
Ocean Circulation Plays an Important Role in Absorbing Carbon from the Atmosphere, NASA GSFC
Efficiency of ocean as a heat sink, atmospheric gases sponge
sea surface height anomalies and upper-ocean temperature from the NOAA Kuroshio Extension Observatory
Biophysical drivers of vigorous carbon cycling near the Kuroshio Extension
Buoyancy frequencies
Warm eddies in Caribbean Sea could be a link to tropical cyclone intensification
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