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:
H 2 þ H 3 ;
ðu; kÞ2N O ;
@ C A
@
t ¼ H GB H BG þ H 5 V u @ C A
V k @ C A
@k
þ
H 1 þ H 4 H 6 þ P
11
@u
H i
;
ðu; kÞ2NnN O ;
i¼7
@ C S1
@
t ¼ H 6 H 7 H 8 H 14 H 15 ;
t ¼ X
4
@
C S2
@
H i þ 11 H 4 H 9 H 23 H 24 ;
i ¼ 1
@ C U
@
u @ C U
@u
k @ C U
@k
t þ v U
þ v U
¼ Q U þ H 22 þ H 25 H 21 ; U H 3 þ H 2 þ H 19 ; U H 20 ; U ;
@
C P
@ t þ v P
u @
C P
@u
k @
C P
@k
þ v P
¼ H 19 ; P H 19 ; U þ H 20 ; U H 20 ; P H 21 ; P þ H 22 þ H 25 ;
@ C L
@
@ C L
@u
@ C L
@k
t þ v L
þ v L
k
¼ H 18 ; L þ H 19 ; L H 19 ; P þ H 20 ; P H 20 ; L ;
u
@
C F
@
u @
C F
@u
k @
C F
@k
t þ v F
þ v F
¼ H 17 H 16 þ H 18 ; F H 19 ; L þ H 20 ; L
ux Q U is formed from H 23 and H 24 . Let Q U = 0 for the pelagic regions
ʩ OP
of the World Ocean. Describe the formation of Q U on the shelf by a simple
algorithm with the supposed uniform distribution of the sink from the Kth region to
the Mth water basin:
The
fl
0
;
ðu; kÞ2N OP ;
Q U ¼
ð H 23 þ H 24 Þr OP =r L ;
ðu; kÞ2N O nN OP ;
where
˃ OP and
˃ L are the areas of the water basins
Ξ OP and
Ξ L , respectively;
Ξ
is
the biosphere area,
Ξ O is the World Ocean area.
Fluxes H i are described in Krapivin and Varotsos (2008). In particular, main
signi
cance is given to the H 3 fl
flux of CO 2 dissolved in the upper layer of the ocean
that can be calculated by the formula
p
p a
H 3 ¼ T L Þ
1 þ 0
:
5C S Þ
where ˈ (T L ) is the function of the effect of temperature on CO 2 solubility, C S is the
water salinity. An expression of the
function has been studied inadequately.
There are only some experimental estimates (Alekseev et al. 1992). Of course, a lot
of simpli
ˈ
ed approaches to the determination of the direction of CO 2 fl
uxes on the
uxes H 2 and H 3 can
be considered as mutually exclusive. That is, a valve is supposed to exist on the
atmosphere-ocean border. Its switching is determined by the pH parameter. A
critical level of pH is about 8.11. At pH
atmosphere-ocean border prevail here. In a simplest case, the
fl
8.11 the ocean assimilates CO 2 , and at
pH > 8.11 the ocean emits CO 2 .
The MGBC item of the BCSS global model is correlated with the MGBO,
MGBN, MGBP and MGBS items. Each of them is described by the system of
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