Abstract The South China Sea (SCS) is a large marginal sea connecting the Indian and
Pacific oceans. Under the factors of monsoons, strait transport, and varied bathymetry, the …

Cold and dense water from the North Pacific Ocean that spills through the Luzon Strait, the
only deep conduit between the South China Sea (SCS) and the Pacific Ocean, renews deep …

Strong subinertial variability near a seamount at the Xisha Islands in the South China Sea
was revealed by mooring observations from January 2017 to January 2018. The …

Abstract The South China Sea (SCS) is abundant with complex multiscale dynamic
processes but their spatiotemporal variations, generation and evolution mechanisms, and …

Abstract South China Sea (SCS) abyssal circulation largely contributes to water renewal,
energy budget, and sedimentary processes in the deep ocean. The three-dimensional …

The abyssal current is important for water renewal and energy conversion in the deep South
China Sea (SCS), and it potentially contributes to the upper and middle circulations. A …

Abstract Topographic Rossby waves (TRWs) play an important role in deep-ocean dynamics
and abyssal intraseasonal variations. Observational records from 15 current-and pressure …

The intensity of deep‐ocean mixing critically shapes the global overturning circulation, but
the energy cascade participating in the elevated mixing above rough topography remains …

Strong deep‐current variabilities with periods of 8–25, 16–40, and 30–80 days observed in
the northern South China Sea (NSCS) are interpreted as topographic Rossby waves (TRWs) …

Intraseasonal fluctuation with periods of∼ 90 days in the South China Sea (SCS) basin is
investigated based on an array of seven subsurface moorings. In the deep layer, the 90-day …