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Oral and parenteral immunization for the control of Vibrio anguillarum, the etiological agent of vibriosis in salmonid fish

Creator:: Rohovec, J. S.
Abstract:: Efficacious vaccines were developed for the control of Vibrio anguillarum, the etiological agent of vibriosis in salmonid fish. These bacterins can be administered either orally or parenterally. It was determined that both formalin-killed lyophilized whole cells and wet-packed whole cells of the organism are effective oral immunogens. Intraperitoneal injection of...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: gratitude to the many people who con- tributed to this work. To Dr. J. L. Fryer for his guidance. To Dr

Coastal Trapped Waves in a Stratified Ocean

Creator:: Allen, J. S.
Abstract:: A two-layer model is used to study the properties of free coastal trapped waves which propagate over an idealized continental shelf and continental slope bottom topography. With both stratification and depth variations that are typical of continental shelf and slope regions, barotropic shelf waves and baroclinic internal Kelvin waves axe...
Resource Type:: Article

Continental Shelf Waves and Alongshore Variations in Bottom Topography and Coastline

Creator:: Allen, J. S.
Abstract:: The effects of alongshore variations in bottom topography and coastline on the wind-stress-forced barotropic motion over a continental shelf and slope are studied. Perturbation methods are used to obtain solutions for forced and free continental shelf waves on an idealized continental shelf and slope with small-amplitude alongshore variations in topography....
Resource Type:: Article

Some Aspects of the Forced Wave Response of Stratified Coastal Regions

Creator:: Allen, J. S.
Abstract:: A two-layer model with an idealized continental shelf and slope bottom topography is utilized to study some properties of the response of stratified coastal regions to meteorological forcing with variations in the alongshore direction. The model is such that the coastline is straight, there are no alongshore variations in the...
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On Forced, Long Continental Shelf Waves On an ƒ-Plane

Creator:: Allen, J. S.
Abstract:: Previous studies of forced, long continental shelf waves on an ƒ-plane have considered motion on the shelf and slope which is driven by an alongshore component of the wind stress, essentially through the suction of fluid into the surface layer at the coast. These studies have utilized a boundary condition,...
Resource Type:: Article

Ambient current effects on vertical selective flow withdrawal in a two layer reservoir system

Creator:: Slotta, L. S. and Charbeneau, R. J.
Abstract:: Final Project Report: OWRR Project No. A-025-ORE
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: SELECTIVE WITHDRAWAL IN A TWO LAYER -SYSTEM. L. S. Slotta R. J. Charbeneau Final Project Report OWRR

The Generation of Continental Shelf Waves by Alongshore Variations in Bottom Topography

Creator:: Martell, C. M. and Allen, J. S.
Abstract:: The effects of alongshore variations in bottom topography on wind-stress-forced barotropic motion over a continental shelf and slope are studied. An idealized channel model with a weakly sloping bottom and with small-amplitude alongshore variations in topography is utilized. Perturbation methods and numerical inversion of Fourier transforms are employed. The effect...
Resource Type:: Article

Some Three-Dimensional Characteristics of Low-Frequency Current Fluctuations near the Oregon Coast

Creator:: Kundu, Pijush K. and Allen, J. S.
Abstract:: An analysis is presented of the low-frequency fluctuations [ω<0.6 cycle per day (cpd)] of the currents near the Oregon coast, based on the 1972 and 1973 measurements from moored current meters in CUE-1 and CUE-2. Let u and v denote the eastward (approximately onshore) and northward (approximately alongshore) components of...
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On the Effect of Bottom Friction on Barotropic Motion Over the Continental Shelf

Creator:: Brink, Kenneth H. and Allen, J. S.
Abstract:: Observations of the velocity fields over the continental shelf and slope off Oregon and off Peru have shown that there is a phase difference in the onshore-offshore direction, with the velocity fluctuations nearshore leading those offshore in time. It is shown here that the effects of bottom Ekman layer friction...
Resource Type:: Article

On the Momentum, Vorticity and Mass Balance on the Oregon Shelf

Creator:: Allen, J. S. and Kundu, Pijush K.
Abstract:: Velocity measurements from the continental shelf off Oregon taken during the Coastal Upwelling Experiment CUE-2 in the summer of 1973 are utilized to investigate momentum, vorticity and mass balance relationships for subinertial frequency (ω < 0.6 cpd) current fluctuations. Measurements from stations in water of depths of 54, 100 and...
Resource Type:: Article

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Oral and parenteral immunization for the control of Vibrio anguillarum, the etiological agent of vibriosis in salmonid fish

Coastal Trapped Waves in a Stratified Ocean

Continental Shelf Waves and Alongshore Variations in Bottom Topography and Coastline

Some Aspects of the Forced Wave Response of Stratified Coastal Regions

On Forced, Long Continental Shelf Waves On an ƒ-Plane

Ambient current effects on vertical selective flow withdrawal in a two layer reservoir system

The Generation of Continental Shelf Waves by Alongshore Variations in Bottom Topography

Some Three-Dimensional Characteristics of Low-Frequency Current Fluctuations near the Oregon Coast

On the Effect of Bottom Friction on Barotropic Motion Over the Continental Shelf

On the Momentum, Vorticity and Mass Balance on the Oregon Shelf

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