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Monitoring the Atlantic Inflow Toward the Arctic (MAIA)

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Description: Developing a system based on coastal sea-level data for monitoring the inflows of Atlantic Water to the northern seas.
MAIA - Monitoring the Atlantic Inflow toward the Arctic Monitoring the Atlantic Inflow toward the Arctic (MAIA) The main objective of MAIA was the development of an inexpensive, reliable system for monitoring the inflow of Atlantic water to the Nordic Seas, based on coastal sea level data, and to see how changes of ice extent in the north are related to this flux. Available observation systems, including standard tidal stations, were used to obtain transport estimates with a time resolution of less than a week and the method was tested to find out if it could be applied to a similar monitoring of other regions.
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Page title:MAIA - Monitoring the Atlantic Inflow toward the Arctic
Keywords:MAIA,British,Oceanographic,Data,Centre,BODC,monitoring,atlantic,inflow,toward,arctic,european commission,current,sea level,flux, transport,nordic seas,norwegian sea, barents sea, faroe-shetland channel
Description:The main objective of MAIA was the development of an inexpensive, reliable system for monitoring the inflow of Atlantic water to the Nordic Seas, based on coastal sea-level data, and to see how changes of ice extent in the north are related to this flux.
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