Abstract The South China Sea (SCS) is a semi-enclosed ocean basin, with its sole
deepwater renewal channel in the northeast, the Luzon Strait, connected to the northwestern …

Abstract The South China Sea (SCS) is a semi-enclosed marginal sea with deep a basin.
The SCS is located at low latitudes, where the ocean circulations are driven principally by …

Since offshore waters are less affected by human activities and nutrient‐rich water masses,
existing theories on periodic offshore blooms (POB) consider that the POB is proportional to …

Seasonal and interannual variations of summer upwelling off the South Vietnam coast and
the offshore spread of cold water are investigated using a suite of new satellite …

Interannual sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies in the South China Sea (SCS) are
largely influenced by El Niño through El Niño–driven atmospheric and oceanic changes …

The field of forecasting oceanic variables has traditionally relied on numerical models, which
effectively consider the ocean's dynamic evolution and are of physical importance. However …

Satellite ocean color, sea surface temperature, and altimeter data are used to study the
surface Kuroshio path in the Luzon Strait area. The results suggest that the dominant path of …

The Indo‐Pacific warm water pool in boreal winter shows a conspicuous gap over the South
China Sea (SCS) where sea surface temperature (SST) is considerably lower than over the …

Reflection seismic profiles show that drift sediments occur in the depth range of 1200–2800
m on the continental margin off Southeast China. These drift deposits were generated by …

Microplastic (MP) fibers are present in all environmental media, yet little is known about their
distribution, sources, and transport in the water column of marginal seas. In this study, we …