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Browsing by Subject "Ocean-atmosphere interaction"
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(1971-06-11)The results of measurements of the fluxes of momentum, moisture and sensible heat in the marine boundary layer are described. Two techniques for obtaining the fluxes are discussed. The fluxes of these quantities are mo ...
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(1986-05-09)The perturbation of a stably-stratified flow by irregular terrain is studied utilizing a seven-layer, hydrostatic, and potential enstrophy and energy conserving primitive equation model. The Island of Oahu, Hawaii, an ...
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(1970-11-24)Measurements of the fluctuations of humidity, temperature and velocity were made in the marine boundary layer. The humidity fluctuations were measured with a Lyman-alpha humidiometer. Temperature fluctuations were mea ...
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(Corvallis, Or. : School of Oceanography, Oregon State University, 1981-01)
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([Corvallis, Or.] : Dept. of Oceanography, School of Science, Oregon State University, 1970-08)
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(2012-05-01)Recent studies have found that equatorial Atlantic sea surface temperature (SST) variability may be influencing tropical Indian Ocean climate (Kucharski 2009, Wang 2009). Due to the economic and social impact of tropical ...
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([Corvallis, Or.] : Dept. of Oceanography, School of Science, Oregon State University, 1967-12)
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(1969-06-16)Spectral analysis was used to investigate semidaily mean sea levels and atmospheric pressures at San Francisco, California, Coos Bay, Oregon, and Tofino, British Columbia, in the frequency band 0 to 0.5 cpd. Cross spe ...
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(Corvallis, OR : College of Oceanography, Oregon State University, 1984-06)
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(Corvallis : Oregon State University, School of Oceanography, 1980-07)
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(1985-09-19)Under light wind conditions, the alternation of daytime heating and nighttime cooling creates a characteristic response in the oceanic boundary layer known as the diurnal cycle. The Mellor/Yamada Level II turbulence c ...
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(2010-10-11)The weather pattern and trends associated with heat flux events (HFEs) over the Gulf Stream (GS) are examined as part of the CLIMODE project. A large portion of GS turbulent heat loss occurs during distinct synoptic scal ...
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