Abstract
Based on the global ocean reanalysis data of COPERNICUS MARINE ENVIRONMENT MONITORING SERVICE (CMEMS) from 1993 to 2019, the long-term thermohaline trends in the Sulawesi Sea are analyzed. The results show that the temperature of the upper middle layer of the Sulawesi Sea has a long-term increasing trend, and the fastest warming is located at 130m, which is 0.05°C/yr, implying a total of 1.35°C in the 27 years. For salinity, there is a whole negative trend, except for the surface layer. Further study shows that the temperature and salinity interannual variations show positive and negative correlation with Niño index, respectively.
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