Faculty and Researchers' Publications
Oceanography of Nares Strait and Northern Bartin Bay in 1986 With Emphasis on Deep and Bottom Water Formation
(American Geophysical Union, 1989-06-15)
Temperatures and salinities were measured from northern Baffin Bay through Nares Strait to the southern edge of the Lincoln Sea in September 1986. The water properties and baroclinic circulation, in general, did not vary ...
Turbulence Measurements with a submarine
(1985)
Measurements of small-scale velocity and temperature fluctuations have been made from the research submarine Dolphin in the open ocean off San Diego, California. The important contribution of the submarine is that it ...
Turbulent jets and eddies in the California Current and inferred cross-shore transports
(JSTOR, 1984)
The instantaneous California Current is seen to consist of intense meandering current filaments Uets) intermingled with synoptic-mesoscale eddies. These quasi-geostrophic jets entrain cold, upwelled coastal waters (md ...
Oceanic Variability Off the Central California Coast
(1986)
Mesoscale variability off the Central California coast is strongly influenced by coastal upwelling and related processes. Off Point Sur, there is significant space-time variability in oceanic properties over periods of ...
Mean and variable flow over the central California continental margin, 1978-1980
(Pergamon Journals Ltd., 1987)
Based on two years (July 1978–June 1980) of current meter array measurements and bimonthly STD/XBT transects over the continental margin off central California, the mean California Undercurrent has a jet-like core in excess ...
Studies of the marginal ice zone along the East Greenland coast
(Office of Naval Research, 1987)
From the viewpoint of U. S. naval strategists, the Arctic Ocean has always been considered a
potential warfare theater due to its contiguous boundary with the Soviet Union. Over the past
several decades, however, naval ...
The Shipboard Use of a Low-Level Atmospheric Thermograph in Fog and Stratus Investigations
(American Meteorological Society, 1980-02)
A Low-Level Atmospheric Thermograph (LLAT) to obtain fine-scaled and detailed vertical temperature profiles to an altitude of 1000 m has been developed through a simple modification of the Sippican Expendable Bathythermograph ...
Application of Satellites to Chemical Oceanography
(American Chemical Society, 1985-08-01)
Of the sensors now on satellites, none has been directly useful
to chemical oceanography; however, concentrations of any
chemical species that covary with temperature can be inferred
from satellite measurements of ...
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