Explore a 25-minute lecture on the quasi-biweekly oscillation in the equatorial Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal. Delve into the intricacies of this geophysical phenomenon as part of the "Theoretical and Practical Perspectives in Geophysical Fluid Dynamics" program. Gain insights from expert Debasis Sengupta of the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences as he discusses this specific oceanic dynamic. Enhance your understanding of multi-scale interactions in Earth's climate system, focusing on the unique characteristics of the Indian Ocean region. Ideal for PhD students, early-career scientists, and researchers in oceanography, atmospheric sciences, and geophysical fluid dynamics.
A Quasi-Biweekly Oscillation in the Equatorial Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal
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A quasi-biweekly oscillation in the equatorial Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal by Debasis Sengupta
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