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Table 2. The number of surges (in brackets in percent) and the contribution of the surge height to the total sea level in percent (%) according to numerical modeling data for 1979–2015
Points Surge height, m Total surge numbers Contribution of surge height to the total sea level, %
$\leq 54$% 55–74 75–99 $\geq 100$ %
White Sea
Solovki $\leq 0.3$ 196 26 (13) 40 (20) 28 (14) 102 (53)
Onega Bay $\leq 0.5 $ 171 41 (24) 71 (42) 3 (1) 56 (33)
Severodvinsk $\leq 0.5 $ 107 3 (3) 39 (36) 38 (36) 27 (25)
Barents Sea
Pechora Bay $\leq 0.7 $ 103 22 (21) 45 (44) 36 (35)
Chyosha Bay $\leq 0.8 $ 117 41 (35) 9 (8) 6 (5) 61 (52)
Varandey $\leq 1.0 $ 76 15 (20) 26 (34) 35 (46)
Khaypudyr Bay $\leq 1.0 $ 207 53 (25) 78 (38) 76 (37)

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Citation: Korablina A. D., A. T. Kondrin, V. S. Arkhipkin (2017), Numerical simulations and statistics of surges in the White and Barents seas, Russ. J. Earth Sci., 17, ES4004, doi:10.2205/2017ES000608.
 

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