Durand Jean-René, Petit Didier. (1995). The Java Sea environment. In :
Potier Michel (ed.), Nurhakim S. (ed.). Biodynex : biology, dynamics, exploitation of the small pelagic fishes in the Java Sea. Jakarta : Agency for Agricultural Research and Development, p. 15-38. Biodynex Seminar, Jakarta (IND), 94/03/21-25.
Titre du document
The Java Sea environment
Année de publication
1995
Type de document
Colloque
Auteurs
Durand Jean-René, Petit Didier
In
Potier Michel (ed.), Nurhakim S. (ed.), Biodynex : biology, dynamics, exploitation of the small pelagic fishes in the Java Sea
Source
Jakarta : Agency for Agricultural Research and Development, 1995,
p. 15-38
Colloque
Biodynex Seminar, Jakarta (IND), 94/03/21-25
The Java Sea is mainly a continental shelf with an average depht of 40 m and is controlled by the monsoon cycle : eastward current during North-West monsoon, westward current during South-East monsoon. Surface salinity is the best known parameter and its variations allow to describe the global circulation scheme in the Java Sea region. More in depth studies should be conducted to give a more accurate description which would take into account variability according to water depth, regions and years. Despite scarce environmental data, hypothesis on the level of productivity and a more oriental definition of the Java Sea pelagic resources system are given in this article. (Résumé d'auteur)
Plan de classement
Milieux physico-chimique [032MILPHY]
Descripteurs
MER ; CARACTERISTIQUE PHYSIQUE ; SALINITE ; TEMPERATURE ; CLIMATOLOGIE ; COURANTOMETRIE ; PRODUCTIVITE BIOLOGIQUE
