Compilation of Reprints Number 63.

This collection of reprints includes: A review of internal waves in the ocean; Mesopelagic fish faunal regions of the northeast Pacific; Energetics of overturning structures - Implications for the theory of fossil turbulence; Marine seismic refraction study between Cape Simpson and Prudhoe Bay, Alas...

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Other Authors: OREGON STATE UNIV CORVALLIS COLL OF OCEANOGRAPHY
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1986
Subjects:
Physical and Dynamic Oceanography
*OCEAN WAVES
*OCEANOGRAPHY
REPRINTS
LABORATORY TESTS
OCEAN SURFACE
LAYERS
OBSERVATION
THEORY
ALASKA
WIND
TURBULENCE
TOPOGRAPHY
ROCK
BOREHOLES
SURFACES
DEPOSITS
OPTICAL ANALYSIS
INVERSION
CALIBRATION
REFRACTION
OCEANS
EQUATIONS
PACIFIC OCEAN
CIRCULATION
SEISMOLOGY
CHINA
FISHES
INTERNAL WAVES
MARINE GEOPHYSICS
TRANSMISSOMETERS
SEISMOMETERS
NEPHELOMETERS
ARCTIC OCEAN
EAST CHINA SEA
WUNR083102
Arctic
Arctic Ocean
Cape Simpson
Pacific
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA167102
http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA167102
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Summary:This collection of reprints includes: A review of internal waves in the ocean; Mesopelagic fish faunal regions of the northeast Pacific; Energetics of overturning structures - Implications for the theory of fossil turbulence; Marine seismic refraction study between Cape Simpson and Prudhoe Bay, Alaska; Preliminary seismic refraction results using a borehole seismometer in Deep Sea Drilling Project hole 395A; Linear inversion of body-wave data - part III - Model parameterization; Optical analysis of a simulated image of the sea surface; Internal waves in the Arctic Ocean - Comparison with lower-latitude observations; Calibration and comparison of the LDGO nephelometer and the OSU transmissometer on the Nova Scotian Rise; Geotechnical properties of surface and near-surface deposits in the East China Sea; Some personnel observations on the status of Marine sciences in the People's Republic of China; Laboratory test of apparent attenuation formulas; Discriminating intrinsic and apparent attentuation in layered rock; Wind-driven mid-ocean baroclinic gyres over topography - A circulation equation extending the Sverdrup relaxation. Includes Rept. nos. REF-84-11, REF-84-15 thru REF-84-17, REF-85-15 thru REF-85-20, REF-85-24 thru REF-85-26. Sponsored in part by Contract N00014-84-C-0218.

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