Title: What is a Fish?
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2Peru upwelling (Chl concentration)
3 4Peru Fishery
5Normal Peruvian coastal desert
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11Definitions
- Southern Oscillation Index (SOI) the normalized
difference in surface pressure between Tahiti
(French Polynesia) and Darwin (Australia) a
measure of the strength of the trade winds) - El Niño large scale weakening of the trade winds
and warming of the surface layers in the eastern
and central equatorial Pacific Ocean - La Niña stronger than normal trade winds and
anomalously cold equatorial Pacific sea surface
temperatures - ENSO full range of variability observed in the
Southern Oscillation Index
12www.ldeo.columbia.edu
13Southern Oscillation Index
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15www.ldeo.columbia.edu
16Tropical Atmospheric Oceanic Project
17Equatorial Pacific TAO Moorings
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19Sea Surface Height
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23El Niño Periodicity (4 years?)
24SST
SST Anomaly (deviation from average)
25SST anomalies off Peru coastline
26Southern Oscillation Index
27Forecasting ENSO
28El Niño Surface winds
29El Nino increase storms in Southern California
30Los Angeles, 1955
31La Niña - Floods in Pacific Northwest
32ENSO Precipitation
33El Niño hurricanes Linda 185 mph 298
km/h September 1997
34ENSO human diseases
Dengue or Yellow Fever Viral disease Vector
35Generalities of ENSO
36La Niña
El Niño
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39Spatio-temporal scales of effects on peruvian
pelagic fisheries
40ENSO and pelagic fisheries regime shift
Chavez et al 2003
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43Pacific Decadal Oscillation
Warm Phase
Cool Phase
Wintertime Wind (arrows) and Sea Surface Temp
(colors) - Affect the N. Pacific, with secondary
signatures in the tropics (opposite for ENSO)
44Pacific Decadal Oscillation
20-30 year duration
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