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Ocean heat content

Ocean heat content (OHC) or ocean heat uptake (OHU) is the energy absorbed and stored by oceans. It is an important indicator of global warming. Ocean heat content is calculated by measuring ocean temperature at many different locations and depths, and integrating the areal density of a change in enthalpic energy over an ocean basin or entire ocean.

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Role in climate stability

Definition

Calculations

Causes for heat uptake

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Ocean heat content

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Ocean heat content

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related to Recent observations and changes · 15
Ocean heat content → Argo, Depending, Earth's, El Niño, Furthermore, Global, La Niña, Numerous, OHC, Pacific Ocean, Studies, The, There, This, ZJ
has cause · 12
Ocean heat content → Achieving, CERES, Changes, Earth, Earth's, Human-caused, Increases, It, Most, Over, Planetary, This
related to Southern Ocean Heat Uptake · 10
Ocean heat content → ACC, Antarctic Circumpolar Current, Antarctica's, As, Earth's, For, In West Antarctica, Much, Southern Hemisphere, This
measured by · 9
Ocean heat content → Argo, At, Due, El Niño, Examples, It, Ocean, Southern Oscillation, The
related to Calculations · 8
Ocean heat content → Calculation, Integrating, OHC, OHU, Positive, The, Thus, To
related to Role in climate stability · 5
Ocean heat content → Earth's, Measuring, Oceans, The, The Earth's
related to Definition · 4
Ocean heat content → Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission, It, Ocean, TEOS-10
is a · 1
Ocean heat content → volume integral of the product of temperature

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ocean heat content warming temperature energy surface global also climate changes 2000 oceans earth's upper ice depth uptake measurements ohc

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