Baltic Sea
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Figure 4.11: Modelled current velocities east of ADCP mooring SFS.<br />
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Figure 4.12: Daily zonal current velocities of ADCP moorings SFN and SFS.<br />
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surface and are presumably wind driven. Hence, associated steering mechanisms need to be<br />
investigated further, i.e. in subchapter 4.3.5.<br />
Fig. 4.13 suggests that the time averaged deep eastward currents are geostrophically balanced;<br />
transports are calculated between the bottom of the channel and 52 m (the southern slope)<br />
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