Coastal Ocean
Coastal ocean radars applied to coral reef science and management
... Abstract. Coastal ocean radars provide detailed surface current maps and wind directions; some types of High Frequency radar also provide maps of wave ...for ocean radars are adjustable and it is ...
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Physical response of the coastal ocean to Hurricane Isabel near landfall
... Abstract. Hurricane Isabel made landfall near Drum In- let, North Carolina on 18 September 2003. In nearby On- slow Bay an array of 5 moorings captured the response of the coastal ocean to the passage of ...
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Tsunami observations by coastal ocean radar
... open ocean, they are steered by the Coriolis effect and refraction due to gentle gradients in the bathymetry on scales longer than the ...in coastal bays. High frequency (HF) coastal ocean ...
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Iron and manganese in the ocean atmospheric input by dust and coastal ocean time series
... the coastal ocean). A major source of Fe to the ocean is dust (Duce and Tindale, ...the ocean water (Davis and Byers, 1971; Haygood et ...
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Coastal ocean acidification and increasing total alkalinity in the northwestern Mediterranean Sea
... To document long-term changes in ocean carbonate chem- istry at Point B, seawater was sampled weekly from 9 Jan- uary 2007 to 22 December 2015. Samples were collected at 1 and 50 m, using a 12 L Niskin bottle at ...
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Validation of 3d radiative transfer in coastal-ocean water systems as modeled by DIRSIG
... Although the analytical approximations provide a “sanity-check” and insight into ex- pected trends, they may fail to predict details when applied to complicated geometries expected from real world scenarios. Moreover, a ...
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Carbon cycling in the North American coastal ocean: a synthesis
... currents. Ocean water enters the gulf mainly through the Yucatán Channel, where it forms the northeastward meander- ing Loop Current, which sheds anticyclonic eddies and ex- its the gulf through the Florida ...
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Mean circulation in the coastal ocean off northeastern North America from a regional-scale ocean model
... regional-scale ocean model was used to hindcast the coastal circulation over the Middle Atlantic Bight (MAB) and Gulf of Maine (GOM) from 2004 to ...global ocean model that provided initial and open ...
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affect marine populations
... One possible cause of major alterations in the biological productivity in California’s coastal ocean is climate change, which could cause dramatic changes in coastal populations by incre[r] ...
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Global multi scale segmentation of continental and coastal waters from the watersheds to the continental margins
... the coastal zone have been assembled (LOICZ, Crossland et ...the coastal ocean has been constrained using administrative limits (Sherman and Alexander, 1989), the 200 m isobaths (Walsh, 1988) or the ...
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Ocean forecasting for the German Bight: from regional to coastal scales
... of coastal locations, both the root mean square (rms) difference and bias between the model estimates and observations are significantly reduced because of the im- proved representation of ...to coastal ...
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Sources, sinks and subsidies : terrestrial carbon storage in mid latitude fjords
... Plain Language Summary Fjords are known to provide an important climate regulation service through the burial and long-term storage of organic carbon (OC) within sediments. The proximity of fjords to the land combined ...
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Prospects for improving the representation of coastal and shelf seas in global ocean models
... scale coastal ocean processes such as eddies, upwelling and the largest river ...of coastal ocean dynamics and previous mod- elling ...regional coastal ocean modelling studies ...
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Metrics of hurricane-ocean interaction: vertically-integrated or vertically-averaged ocean temperature?
... and coastal ocean observations The maps of ...some coastal oceans – those having broad, shal- low continental shelves and hydrography that is upwelling neutral or negative – are expected to remain ...
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Atwood, Elizabeth C. (2018): Remote sensing data as a tool to monitor and mitigate natural catastrophes resulting from anthropogenic activities: case studies over land and water. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Biologie
... This thesis demonstrates how remotely sensed satellite acquisitions can be used to addresses some of the natural catastrophes resulting from anthropogenic activities. Examples from both land and water systems are used to ...
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Coastal Water Level Prediction Model Using Adaptive Neuro-fuzzy Inference System
... and properties have been claimed due to lack of proper and timely awareness of these occurrences. To have proper and timely awareness of any excessive or abnormal rise in water level, accurate, efficient, low-cost, and ...
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Climate Change Impacts on Blue Economy in Bangladesh : A Study
... 4. Ocean Acidification: Ocean acidification is the ongoing decrease in the ph level of the Earth's oceans, caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the ...and ocean acidification involves a ...
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Environmental regulation of emerging offshore oil and gas activities in Somalia
... of ocean governance and policy making decisions vary from one country to another, as such having a common definition of blue economy is something with so many great ...
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A REVIEW ON UNDERWATER COMMUNICATION WITH AN AERIAL PLATFORM
... 6. FUTURE OF UNDERWATER COMMUNICATION Now a days underwater communication is fast and emerging technology. Several improvements are made not only for communication but also to explore the ocean and underwater ...
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Effects of ocean acidification on primary production in a coastal North Sea phytoplankton community
... III) being accompanied by a significant increase in picoeukaryotes during this period [21]. With respect to higher trophic levels, OA showed differential growth effects on several pre- dominant mesozooplankton species, ...
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