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      <title>Sea surface temperature and salinity seasonal changes in the western Solomon and Bismarck Seas</title>
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    <abstract>We analyze mean and seasonal change of Sea Surface Temperature (SST) and Salinity (SSS) in the Solomon and Bismarck Seas, using 1977-2009 in situ data collected from Voluntary Observing Ships. Covariability of these two variables with surface wind, altimeter-derived and model-derived horizontal currents, precipitation, and Sepik River discharge are examined. SST and SSS show large annual oscillations in the Solomon Sea, with the coldest and saltiest waters occurring in July/August mainly due to horizontal advection. In contrast, they show large semiannual oscillations in the Bismarck Sea. There, the coldest and saltiest waters happen in January/February, when the northwest monsoon winds drive coastal upwelling, and in July/August, when the New Guinea Coastal Current advects cold and high-salinity waters from the Solomon Sea through Vitiaz Strait. The low SSS values observed in April/May, stuck between the January/February and July/August SSS maxima, are further enhanced by the Sepik River discharge annual maximum. A high-resolution model strengthens the conclusions we derive from observations. The impacts of ENSO on SST and SSS are also discussed with, for instance, saltier-than-average and fresher-than-average waters during the 2002-2003 El Nino and 2007-2008 La Nina, respectively.</abstract>
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      <topic>INTERACTION OCEAN ATMOSPHERE</topic>
      <topic>TEMPERATURE DE SURFACE</topic>
      <topic>SALINITE</topic>
      <topic>COURANT GEOSTROPHIQUE</topic>
      <topic>ADVECTION MARINE</topic>
      <topic>UPWELLING</topic>
      <topic>EL NINO</topic>
      <topic>PRECIPITATION</topic>
      <topic>VENT</topic>
      <topic>ESTUAIRE</topic>
      <topic>VARIATION MENSUELLE</topic>
      <topic>VARIATION SAISONNIERE</topic>
      <topic>VARIATION ANNUELLE</topic>
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      <geographic>PACIFIQUE</geographic>
      <geographic>SALOMON</geographic>
      <geographic>BISMARCK</geographic>
      <geographic>PAPOUASIE NOUVELLE GUINEE</geographic>
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        <title>Journal of Geophysical Research : Oceans</title>
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          <number>4</number>
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        <dateIssued>2014</dateIssued>
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    <identifier type="doi">10.1002/2013JC009733</identifier>
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