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  • Drifter Behavior on the Oregon–Washington Shelf during Downwelling-Favorable Winds

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    Austin, Jay A. and Barth, John A.
    Abstract:
    Drifters released offshore of Oregon during predominantly downwelling favorable alongshore winds during three different deployments (October 1994, January 1998, and September 1998) display similar behavior: after being advected around in the offshore eddy field, they move onshore to a particular isobath and are advected poleward alongshore, without coming ashore. Numerical...
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    (NA67RJ0151, NA86OP0589), and a National Ocean- ographic Partnership Program Grant (N00014-98-1- 0787). JAA