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In article <1992Dec30.192437.10815@lamont.ldgo.columbia.edu>, 
jialbarr@ldgo.columbia.edu (javier albarracin) writes:
|> 
|> 	I'm trying to find the best time series of the transport of the ACC
|> in the last 40-50 years. It could be hydrographic or current meter data 
|> (anywhere around Antarctica). Or could be the time series of the zonnaly 
|> averaged wind 
|> on a certain latitudinal band (from model or observ. winds).
|> I'm particularly intersted in the period 1970-1974 and it's comparison with 
|> "climatological" values.
|> 	Any reference?

Some data reports from OSU (I don't know if these are the "best" references):

Pillsbury, R. D., J. S. Bottero and R. E. Still, 1976: Currents,
  temperature and pressure in the Drake Passage during FDRAKE 75,
  January - March 1975.  Data Rep. 65, Ref. 76-6, School of Ocean-
  ography, Oregon State University.

-----, -----, and -----, 1977: Currents, temperature and pressure
  in the Drake Passage during FDRAKE 75, February 1975 - February
  1976.  Data Rep. 67, Ref. 77-8, School of Oceanography, Oregon
  State University.

-----, F. Sciremammano, Jr., J. S. Bottero and R. E. Still, 1980:
  Currents, temperature and pressure in the Drake Passage during
  FDRAKE 77, 78.  Data Rep. 82, Ref. 80-11, School of Oceanography,
  Oregon State University.

-----, J. S. Bottero and R. E. Still, 1981: Currents, temperature
  and pressure in the Drake Passage during DRAKE 79.  Data Rep. 91,
  parts A and B, Ref. 81-17, School of Oceanography, Oregon State
  University.

Sciremammano, F. Jr., R. D. Pillsbury, J. S. Bottero and R. E. Still,
  1978: Currents, temperature and pressure in the Drake Passage
  during FDRAKE 76.  Data Rep. 68, Ref. 78-2, School of Oceanography,
  Oregon State University.
 
|> 	Thanks,
        You are welcome.
|> 
|> 
|> 					javier albarracin
|> 			jialbarr@lamont.ldgo.columbia.edu
|> 			(914) 365-8529 (w)
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