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Bottom Friction in a Baroclinic Ocean: Influences on Sea Level and Slope Currents
In the flat-bottomed open ocean, the seawater density distribution yields alone the existence of geostrophic baroclinic currents and steric sea-level spatial changes. However, at basin margins, the bathymetry exerts a considerable control on both these quantities. Indeed, the steric sea level vanish
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