Titlebook: Coastal Oceanography; Herman G. Gade,Anton Edwards,Harald Svendsen Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1983 Coast.Ocean.Oce

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Superstrings: Tying It All Together,Until recently, estimates of the residual circulation of the Arabian Gulf have been based mainly on observations of the drifts of ships underway and on arguments based on the distribution of salinity. Both of these methods are prone to errors, and in an effort to improve our knowledge in this area, two analyses have been undertaken:

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Jean-Paul Selten,Elizabeth Cantor-GraaeThe JONSDAP’76 Oceanographic Exercise which took place during the Spring of 1976 in the northern North Sea, provided the stimulus for a significant program of three dimensional North Sea modelling.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7985-1953-4A model and measurements are used to describe some features of the residual currents in the German Bight. The tidal currents are excluded because this part of the currents is already presented by Brockmann et al. (1981), who base their investigations on the same model and the same observations.

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On the Dynamics of Coastal CurrentsThe main factors governing time dependent and steady coastal circulation are discussed. For barotropic flows the actual bottom topography is shown to play an important role while baroclinic currents have been related to buoyancy fluxes and effects of entrainment.

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Three Dimensional Models of North Sea CirculationThe JONSDAP’76 Oceanographic Exercise which took place during the Spring of 1976 in the northern North Sea, provided the stimulus for a significant program of three dimensional North Sea modelling.

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On the Circulation of the Stratified North Seare compared with the sparse observational information available on currents with long time scales. The influence of stratification and the consequences of its seasonal changes on the circulation in a wind-driven tidal shelf sea are illustrated by a number of model experiments.