Chapter Five ============ Mass, salt, and heat budgets and wind forcing --------------------------------------------- There are no DPO JOA Examples for Chapter 5. DPO Chapter 5 Sections `````````````````````` DPO JOA examples are available for the following **emphasized** sections: .. list-table:: :widths: 10, 90 * - 5.1 - Conservation of volume and mass * - 5.1.1 - Conservation of volume in a closed box * - 5.1.2 - Open ocean continuity * - 5.1.3 - Radiation, flux, and diffusion * - 5.2 - Conservation of salt * - 5.3 - Three examples of the two conservation principles * - 5.3.1 - The Mediterranean Sea: an example of negative water balance * - 5.3.2 - The Black Sea: an example of positive water balance * - 5.3.3 - Salt and freshwater transports in the open ocean * - 5.4 - Conservation of heat energy; the heat budget * - 5.4.1 - Heat-budget terms * - 5.4.2 - Short- and longwave radiation; elements of radiation theory * - 5.4.3 - Shortwave radiation (Qs) * - 5.4.3.1 - Factors affecting shortwave radiation reaching the earth's surface * - 5.4.3.2 - Absorption of shortwave radiation in the sea * - 5.4.4 - Longwave radiation (Qb) * - 5.4.4.1 - Factors affecting longwave radiation * - 5.4.4.2 - SST and penetration depth of longwave radiation * - 5.4.4.3 - Outgoing longwave radiation (OLR) * - 5.4.5 - Effect of ice and snow cover on the radiation budget * - 5.4.6 - Evaporative or latent heat flux (Qe) * - 5.4.7 - Heat conduction or sensible heat flux (Qh) * - 5.4.8 - Dependence of the latent and sensible heat transfer coefficients on stability and wind speed * - 5.5 - Geographic distribution and temporal variation of the heat-budget terms * - 5.5.1 - Annual mean values of the components of the heat budget * - 5.5.2 - Seasonal variations in the components of the heat budget * - 5.6 - Meridional heat transport * - 5.7 - Buoyancy fluxes * - 5.8 - Wind forcing