Test space

[johnm33]

Different depths and a look at surface movement on one day.

[johnm33]

I suspect ocean temps. can be affected by hydrothermal vents so what would be a proxy, alkalinity? surface and -150m
If you come by Kassy please delete the 4 mp4 above. thanks.
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[kassy]

Removed them.

I don´t think hydrothermal vents do that much in the grand scheme of things for ocean temps.

[johnm33]

I don´t think hydrothermal vents do that much in the grand scheme of things for ocean temps.

I suspect it's where the oceans came from at least a significant fraction anyhow.
Two looks at the Garlic press temp.

[johnm33]

Ice thickness water movement
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[kassy]

I don´t think hydrothermal vents do that much in the grand scheme of things for ocean temps.

I suspect it's where the oceans came from at least a significant fraction anyhow.
Two looks at the Garlic press temp.

Nice rotations there, interesting to see.

[kassy]

Ice thickness water movement
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So you posted them after each other so first 5 secs is movement then end is ice? If so
shouldn´t the loops be equally long for easier comparison?

[johnm33]

If so shouldn´t the loops be equally long for easier comparison?

Both parameters at once, they're the same apart from scale, I did the smaller one first and thought it hard to read so zoomed in a tad. I tried a couple of other settings for % and they were worse, this captures the 'modelled' water movement beneath the ice to some extent. It looked like two parts to me at first. I tuned the ice thickness to try to find the level where ice would disappear/compact across the white median.
Take a look https://data.marine.copernicus.eu/-/0j5zen9r6m

[johnm33]

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[uniquorn]

The theory is: average higher pressure = averagely anticyclonic
https://climatereanalyzer.org/research_tools/monthly_maps/