ITF

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ITF is the major ocean current that transports water from the Pacific Ocean to the Indian Ocean through the complex network of Indonesian seas, significantly influencing regional and global climate.

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instanceOf ocean current
abbreviation ITF
affects Agulhas Current system
linked to: Agulhas Current

thermocline structure in the Indian Ocean
alsoKnownAs Indonesian Through Flow
Indonesian Throughflow system
associatedWith complex topography of the Indonesian archipelago
internal waves
strong tidal mixing
basinCountry Indonesia
boundaryCurrentType inter-basin throughflow
connectsOcean Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
countryLocatedIn Indonesia
flowsFrom Pacific Ocean
flowsThrough Banda Sea
Flores Sea
Java Sea
Lombok Strait
Makassar Strait
Ombai Strait
Timor Passage
flowsTo Indian Ocean
governedBy pressure gradient between the western Pacific and eastern Indian Ocean
influences Indian Ocean sea surface temperature
Indonesian fisheries productivity
Indonesian rainfall patterns
Pacific Ocean heat budget
global climate
marine ecosystems in the Indonesian seas
regional climate in the Indo-Pacific
locatedInRegion Indonesian seas
modulatedBy El Niño–Southern Oscillation
Indian Ocean Dipole
monsoon winds
partOf Indo-Pacific climate system
global ocean circulation
strongerDuring La Niña conditions
studiedUsing hydrographic surveys
moored current meters
numerical ocean models
satellite observations
transports freshwater from the Pacific Ocean to the Indian Ocean
heat from the Pacific Ocean to the Indian Ocean
typicalVolumeTransport approximately 15 Sverdrups
volumeTransportRange about 10 to 20 Sverdrups
weakerDuring El Niño conditions

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Indonesian Throughflow abbreviation ITF
subject linked to: ITF