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Shallow-Water Strontium-90 Anomaly About The Antilles Arc----1970, Vaughan T. Bowen, W. G. Metcalf, John C. Burke
Shallow-Water Strontium-90 Anomaly About The Antilles Arc----1970, Vaughan T. Bowen, W. G. Metcalf, John C. Burke
Journal of Marine Research
Vertical profiles about the southeastern approaches to the Caribbean in early 1970 have shown a consistent Sr-90 inversion, with the maximum concentrations at depths of about room. It appears that four water masses may be involved, in this area, in a very complicated mixing and overlayering phenomenon.
On The Elliptic Generating Region Of A Tsunami, Pauline Van Den Driessche, R. D. Braddock
On The Elliptic Generating Region Of A Tsunami, Pauline Van Den Driessche, R. D. Braddock
Journal of Marine Research
The surface elevation is calculated for the three-dimensional motion of waves in a fluid of constant depth subject to a given bottom velocity. An example, modeling tsunami generation, with antisymmetric bottom velocity, is considered in detail. The amplitude of the wave front is found to decay much more rapidly than the main wave. The distribution of amplitude with wave number and with angular position is computed for some cases.
Johnston Atoll's Wake, Richard A. Barkley
Johnston Atoll's Wake, Richard A. Barkley
Journal of Marine Research
In February 1968, when the incident flow was 60 cm/sec toward the northwest, a wake resembling a von Kármán vortex street was present in the ocean downstream of Johnston Atoll (16°45'N, 169°31'W). In October 1968, when the incident flow was 15 to 20 cm/sec, no wake was detected....
Navifacial Temperature And Salinity Along The Track From Samoa To Hawaii, 1957–1965, Richard I. Hires, R. B. Montgomery
Navifacial Temperature And Salinity Along The Track From Samoa To Hawaii, 1957–1965, Richard I. Hires, R. B. Montgomery
Journal of Marine Research
The nine years of data used in the present study are the result of collaboration between the U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Honolulu, and officers of MARIPOSA and MONTEREY of Matson Navigation Company….
Double Oxygen Minimum In The Southeastern Pacific Ocean, George C. Anderson
Double Oxygen Minimum In The Southeastern Pacific Ocean, George C. Anderson
Journal of Marine Research
Data from two cruises in the southeastern Pacific Ocean show a pronounced double minimum in the oxygen profiles. The patterns indicate that at these sections (110° to 130°W) there is an eastward flow at about 14°S, at depths greater than 500 m.
Whitecap Suppression By Cloud Shadows On The Potomac River, Allen H. Schooley
Whitecap Suppression By Cloud Shadows On The Potomac River, Allen H. Schooley
Journal of Marine Research
Whitecaps are often generated on the Potomac River near the Naval Research Laboratory by wind fields associated with the passage of cold fronts. When the fronts clear the air so that sunshine prevails during the morning hour, usually about midday scattered cumulus clouds begin to appear....
The Temporal Structure Of Oceanic Motion Off The Oregon Coast, Northeastern Pacific, 1969, Toshitsugu Sakou, Steve Neshyba
The Temporal Structure Of Oceanic Motion Off The Oregon Coast, Northeastern Pacific, 1969, Toshitsugu Sakou, Steve Neshyba
Journal of Marine Research
Current measurements collected from an array of moored buoy stations off the coast of Oregon from April through November 1969 have been used to study the spatial and temporal structure of oceanic currents over the continental slope in the northeastern part of the Pacific....
Comments On "Ocean Spectra For The High-Frequency Waves As Determined From Airborne Radar Measurements", A. E. Strong
Comments On "Ocean Spectra For The High-Frequency Waves As Determined From Airborne Radar Measurements", A. E. Strong
Journal of Marine Research
Valenzuela et al. (1971) have discussed some interesting results relating radar backscatter to the gravity-capillary region of the ocean-wave spectrum. While they have attempted to relate their observed backscatter power to the wind speed, they have neglected to report the height above the surface at which these winds were observed....
Diel Migration Of Sound Scatterers Into, And Out Of, The Cariaco Trench Anoxic Water, Donald F. Wilson
Diel Migration Of Sound Scatterers Into, And Out Of, The Cariaco Trench Anoxic Water, Donald F. Wilson
Journal of Marine Research
Acoustic measurements at 25 kHz show that a well-defined sound-scattering layer in the Cariaco Trench migrates down in the early morning to the oxic-anoxic interface and splits into two components: one remains in oxygen-deficient water above the interface; the other penetrates several hundred meters into the anoxic hydrogen sulfide- and methane-containing region of the water column....
A Technique For The Direct Measurements Of Ocean Currents From Aircraft, William S. Richardson, Henry J. White Jr., Laszlo Nemeth
A Technique For The Direct Measurements Of Ocean Currents From Aircraft, William S. Richardson, Henry J. White Jr., Laszlo Nemeth
Journal of Marine Research
A method for measuring surface and subsurface ocean currents from aircraft is described. Comparisons of measurements using this technique with those obtained from a ship are given and applications are discussed.
A Vertical Profile Of Deep Horizontal Current Near Cape Lookout, North Carolina, T. E. Pochapsky, F. D. Malone
A Vertical Profile Of Deep Horizontal Current Near Cape Lookout, North Carolina, T. E. Pochapsky, F. D. Malone
Journal of Marine Research
The acoustic transit times for a float to sink to a bottom-anchored triangular array of disposable transponders are used to construct a horizontal current profile in the anticyclonic shear region of the Gulf Stream, southeast of Cape Lookout, North Carolina....
A Device For Collecting In-Situ Samples Of Suspended Sediment For Microscopic Analysis, J. R. Schubel, E. W. Schiemer
A Device For Collecting In-Situ Samples Of Suspended Sediment For Microscopic Analysis, J. R. Schubel, E. W. Schiemer
Journal of Marine Research
An in-situ sampler for collecting small samples of suspended sediment for microscopic analysis bas been built and tested. The device rapidly freezes a thin layer of water entrapping all of the suspended particles in it; when the sampler is recovered, the disc of ice is placed on a suitable substrate and freeze-dried. The particles can then be examined in an undisturbed state with a light microscope or with an electron microscope.
Estuarine Circulation Induced By Diffusion, Donald V. Hansen, Maurice Rattray Jr.
Estuarine Circulation Induced By Diffusion, Donald V. Hansen, Maurice Rattray Jr.
Journal of Marine Research
Similarity solutions of the equations for estuarine circulation and salt balance are presented for a circulation generated by diffusive modification of stratification maintained at the entrance to an inlet by external dynamics rather than by fresh water discharged directly into the inlet....
A Second Approximation To Mass Transport By Water Waves, J. F.A. Sleath
A Second Approximation To Mass Transport By Water Waves, J. F.A. Sleath
Journal of Marine Research
A second approximation, involving terms up to the fourth order in wave steepness, is developed for the mass-transport velocity in the laminar boundary layer above a smooth bed under the action of progressive waves in water of constant depth. Discrepancies between the previous theory and experiment are shown to be due to neglect of these higher-order terms and not to the influence of turbulence, as has been supposed.
Determination Of Phosphate In Seawater By An Isobutyl-Acetate-Extraction Procedure, Paul Pakalns, Blanka R. Mcallister
Determination Of Phosphate In Seawater By An Isobutyl-Acetate-Extraction Procedure, Paul Pakalns, Blanka R. Mcallister
Journal of Marine Research
This paper describes methods for determining the quantity of inorganic phosphate and total phosphorus in seawater by extracting the molybdophosphoric acid with isobutyl acetate and by then reducing the solution to heteropoly blue. Arsenic and silicate in amounts ordinarily encountered in seawater do not interfere.
The Production Of Surface-Active Material By Marine Phytoplankton Cultures, W. B. Wilson, Albert Collier
The Production Of Surface-Active Material By Marine Phytoplankton Cultures, W. B. Wilson, Albert Collier
Journal of Marine Research
The production of surface-active materials (surfactants) by axenic cultures of five marine diatoms, a dinoflagellate, and a coccolithophorid (all grown in uniform culture conditions) was determined by measuring the volume and stability of the foam produced by shaking....
Some Model Experiments On Continental Shelf Waves, D. R. Caldwell, D. L. Cutchin, M. S. Longuet-Higgins
Some Model Experiments On Continental Shelf Waves, D. R. Caldwell, D. L. Cutchin, M. S. Longuet-Higgins
Journal of Marine Research
This paper describes some model experiments that verify the theoretical form of continental shelf waves. Both the dispersion relationship and the positions of the orbital gyres are confirmed. The existence of a maximum frequency for each mode, with a corresponding zero group velocity, may be of significance for field observations.
Water Characteristics At 200 Cl/T In The Intertropical Indian Ocean During The Southwest Monsoon, G. S. Sharma
Water Characteristics At 200 Cl/T In The Intertropical Indian Ocean During The Southwest Monsoon, G. S. Sharma
Journal of Marine Research
Depth, salinity, and oxyty on the 200-cl/t isanosteric surface have been mapped for the intertropical Indian Ocean during the southwest monsoon season. The data used for this study have come from 522 stations occupied during the International Indian Ocean Expedition....
A Numerical Experiment For The Path Of The Kuroshio, A. R. Robinson, B. A. Taft
A Numerical Experiment For The Path Of The Kuroshio, A. R. Robinson, B. A. Taft
Journal of Marine Research
There are two stable patterns of flow for the Kuroshio south of Japan: (i) flow along the continental slope, all the way east to the Izu-Ogasawara Ridge; and (ii) a southeastward meander away from the continental slope south of Shikoku, out over deep water. We have modeled the Ku.roshio as a steady free inertial jet that extends to the bottom over at least a portion of its path....
Redox Potentials By Equilibration, W. G. Breck
Redox Potentials By Equilibration, W. G. Breck
Journal of Marine Research
Defined in this paper is a new approach to Eh that allows determination of the redox level of aerated natural waters by a principle of equilibration, thus avoiding the disadvantages of using electrodes in association with any particular chemical system, such as platinum/oxygen.
Arsenate In The Western North Atlantic And Adjacent Regions, David L. Johnson, Michael E.Q. Pilson
Arsenate In The Western North Atlantic And Adjacent Regions, David L. Johnson, Michael E.Q. Pilson
Journal of Marine Research
The concentration of arsenate was measured at 25 stations in the North Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico….
A Three-Dimensional Current Meter For Estuarine Applications, Wm. J. Wiseman Jr., R. M. Crosby, D. W. Pritchard
A Three-Dimensional Current Meter For Estuarine Applications, Wm. J. Wiseman Jr., R. M. Crosby, D. W. Pritchard
Journal of Marine Research
A curr ent meter that is capable of measuring the high-frequency fluctuations of the three-dimensional velocity vector has been developed. The meter works on a doppler-shift principle. At high velocities, the meter has been shown to have an accuracy of better than 3%.
On Properties Of Seawater Defined By Temperature, Salinity, And Pressure, George Veronis
On Properties Of Seawater Defined By Temperature, Salinity, And Pressure, George Veronis
Journal of Marine Research
Hydrographic station data, consisting principally of temperature and salinity determinations, have been used by physical oceanographers to develop a climatological picture of the distribution of these quantities in the oceans of the world. Density as determined by Knudsen's formula, taken together with hydrostatic and geostrophic dynamics, also provides a crude picture of oceanic flow....
Plutonium-239 In And Over The Atlantic Ocean, V. T. Bowen, K. M. Wong, V. E. Noshkin
Plutonium-239 In And Over The Atlantic Ocean, V. T. Bowen, K. M. Wong, V. E. Noshkin
Journal of Marine Research
Plutonium-239 has been found in over-ocean aerosols in about the same ratio to Strontium-90 as that reported over land. In seawater, Pu-239:Sr-90 ratios are shown to be less than half of those in over-ocean aerosols, confirming geochemical separation of these nuclides in the ocean. It is suggested that the sedimentation of Pu-239 may be more involved with biological processes than has been found for Ce-144 or Pm-147.
Seiche Motions For A Basin Of Rectangular Plan And Of Nonuniform Depth, D. J. Clarke
Seiche Motions For A Basin Of Rectangular Plan And Of Nonuniform Depth, D. J. Clarke
Journal of Marine Research
The two-dimensional modes of oscillation of a fluid in a rectangular basin are found from the linearized equations of motion in terms of transport variables by employing an extension of Galerkin's method. The depth function is arbitrary in so far as the vertical accelerations remain negligible and is herein chosen as a first-degree function of the space variables to illustrate the technique....
Ocean Spectra For The High-Frequency Waves As Determined From Airborne Radar Measurements, G. R. Valenzuela, M. B. Laing, J. C. Daley
Ocean Spectra For The High-Frequency Waves As Determined From Airborne Radar Measurements, G. R. Valenzuela, M. B. Laing, J. C. Daley
Journal of Marine Research
The possibilities of using radar to obtain oceanographic information are described. Ocean spectra for the short gravity and gravity-capillary waves have been derived from radar crosssection measurements for vertical polarization at 428 MHz, 1228 MHz, 4455 MHz, and 8910 MHz....
Some Exact Solutions To The Equations Describing An Ideal-Fluid Thermocline, Pierre Welander
Some Exact Solutions To The Equations Describing An Ideal-Fluid Thermocline, Pierre Welander
Journal of Marine Research
The equations that describe a steady ideal-fluid motion have a first integral that expresses a functional relationship between the potential vorticity P, the density ϱ, and the Bernoulli function B: P = F(ϱ,B).
Observations On Short-Period Internal Waves In Massachusetts Bay, David Halpern
Observations On Short-Period Internal Waves In Massachusetts Bay, David Halpern
Journal of Marine Research
Temperature measurements made 9 km west of a prominent sill in Massachusetts Bay indicate that the seasonal thermocline heaves up and down in phase with periods of 6 to 8 minutes for about 2.5 hours during flood tide. A sudden rise in the general temperature level accompanies the onset of the short-period motion....
New Evidence Of The Equatorial Undercurrent East Of The Galapagos Islands, Merritt R. Stevenson, Bruce A. Taft
New Evidence Of The Equatorial Undercurrent East Of The Galapagos Islands, Merritt R. Stevenson, Bruce A. Taft
Journal of Marine Research
Measurements made between the Galapagos Islands and Ecuador in June and October 1967 revealed the existence of a subsurface high-salinity core aligned beneath the southern edge of the Equatorial Front….
Spatial Structure Of Inertial-Period Motions In A Two-Layered Sea, Based On Observations, Friedrich Schott
Spatial Structure Of Inertial-Period Motions In A Two-Layered Sea, Based On Observations, Friedrich Schott
Journal of Marine Research
Spatial coherence and phase relationships of inertial-period motions have been inferred from an experiment with four moorings in the northern North Sea where the density profile was almost two-layered. The inertial-period currents showed antiphase between the upper and lower layers; the coherence between both layers was high. The inertial-period temperature fluctuations were in phase throughout the thermocline.