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The global model predictions were used to compare the dynamics and submesoscale processes at the Polar Front (PF) southwest of Svalbard, Norway, in October 2022 and November 2023. The analysis revealed that Rossby numbers rarely exceeded 0.5 in November 2023, whereas multiple instances of Rossby numbers greater than one were observed in October 2022. This suggests weaker submesoscale processes at the PF in November 2023 compar...
We have investigated the dynamics of the Polar Front (PF) in the southwestern area of Svalbard, where the dynamics are defined by the interaction between the Sørkapp Current (transporting cold and fresh Arctic-type water) and the West Spitsbergen Current (carrying the warmer and more saline Atlantic Water from the Norwegian Sea). Our approach was based on the global circulation model predictions. In accord with the model, the...
Bioluminescence potential during polar night: impact of behavioral light sensitivity and water mass pathwaysNARA Subscribed
During polar nights of 2012 and 2017, bioluminescence (BL) potential surveys demonstrated high emissions at depths around and below 100 m at offshore stations to the north of a Svalbard fjord (Rijpfjorden). We demonstrated that the highest bioluminescent emissions for offshore stations are located at depths below depths of modelled/ambient light intensities corresponding to the reported irradiance thresholds for the behavioral...
Modeling studies of the bioluminescence potential dynamics in a high Arctic fjord during polar nightNARA Subscribed
During polar nights in January 2012 and 2017, significantly higher bioluminescence (BL) potential emissions in the upper 50 m were observed in the fjord Rijpfjorden (Svalbard, Norway) in comparison to offshore stations (located on the shelf-break, shelf-slope areas and in the deeper water). The objective of this paper is to better understand why, during two polar nights (separated by 5 years), the values of BL potential in the...
Observing multiple size classes of organisms, along with oceanographic properties and water mass origins, can improve our understanding of the drivers of aggregations, yet acquiring these measurements remains a fundamental challenge in biological oceanography. By deploying multiple biological sampling systems, from conventional bottle and net sampling to in situ imaging and acoustics, we describe the spatial patterns of differ...
Bioluminescence potential modeling with an ensemble approachNARA Subscribed
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