river-induced upwelling

river-induced upwelling
  1. апвеллинг, вызванный рекой

 

апвеллинг, вызванный рекой
речной апвеллинг
Процесс вовлечения соленой воды в эстуарий; обусловлен турбулентной кинетической энергией речной воды.
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Тематики

  • океанология

Синонимы

  • речной апвеллинг

EN

  • river-induced upwelling


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