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    Two decades of current observations in the equatorial Indian Ocean

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    2021
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    Jain, V.
    Amol, P.
    Aparna, S.G.
    Fernando, V.
    Kankonkar, A.
    Murty, V.S.N.
    Almeida, A.M.
    Sardar, A.A.
    Khalap, S.T.
    Satelkar, N.P.
    Ghatkar, S.
    Tari, P.A.
    Gaonkar, M.G.
    Khedekar, R.
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    Deep-sea moorings in the equatorial Indian Ocean were first deployed by India in the year 2000, and currents were measured at three locations (77°E, 83°E, and 93°E) on the equator. In this paper, we present two decades of current observations from these moorings and discuss how the moorings have evolved with time. The observations show that the 180-day (90-day) period dominates the surface and mid-depth (bottom) circulation. Though the Wyrtki Jets are strong, the near-surface currents do not show any clear semi-annual reversals. The reversals become evident only below 100 m
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    https://doi.org/10.1007/s12040-021-01568-4
    https://drs-beta.nio.org/drs/handle/2264/8662
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