This paper reports the results of field tests of Richardson's "four-thirds law" of horizontal diffusion, which relates the horizontal diffusion coefficients to particle separation, or eddy scale. A U. S. Navy photo-reconnaissance aircraft was used to gather data of diffusing patterns of rectangular paper sheets on the ocean surface and of current crosses nine feet below the surface. The data were gathered in Monterey Bay, California in water thirty- six fathoms deep in an area approximately one and one-half miles from the shore. The scale covered was from seventy to four hundred and sixty feet. A two-particle analysis suggested by Richardson and Stommel was applied. The four-thirds law was found to be applicable to the horizontal ...
The apparent diapycnal diffusivity below the wind-driven surface mixed layer of the ocean was determ...
Lateral diffusivities are computed from synthetic particles and tracers advected by a velocity field...
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The horizontal dispersion of tracers in the presence of a random field of ocean surface waves is exa...
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The horizontal eddy diffusion coefficient (DC) is estimated from the distribution of nonconservative...
In this paper the dispersion analysis of drifter campaigns realized in two different domains, the Gu...
This research project addresses a fundamental problem in turbulence theory, the relation between Lag...
Graduation date: 1964This study discusses important aspects of the ocean which\ud should be consider...
During the fifties, there was an apparent pause in activity in field experiments of diffusion in the...
Abstract. Lateral dispersion over the continental shelf was examined using dye studies performed as ...
The horizontal eddy diffusion coefficient (DC) is estimated from the distribution of nonconservative...
Project 358 is Surface and Deep Current Measurements in the Drake Passage.In this paper the use of a...
As two fluid particles separate in time, the entire spectrum of eddy motions is being sampled from t...
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The apparent diapycnal diffusivity below the wind-driven surface mixed layer of the ocean was determ...
Lateral diffusivities are computed from synthetic particles and tracers advected by a velocity field...
International audienceFronts, jets and eddies are ubiquitous features of the world oceans, and play ...
The horizontal dispersion of tracers in the presence of a random field of ocean surface waves is exa...
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at the M...
The horizontal eddy diffusion coefficient (DC) is estimated from the distribution of nonconservative...
In this paper the dispersion analysis of drifter campaigns realized in two different domains, the Gu...
This research project addresses a fundamental problem in turbulence theory, the relation between Lag...
Graduation date: 1964This study discusses important aspects of the ocean which\ud should be consider...
During the fifties, there was an apparent pause in activity in field experiments of diffusion in the...
Abstract. Lateral dispersion over the continental shelf was examined using dye studies performed as ...
The horizontal eddy diffusion coefficient (DC) is estimated from the distribution of nonconservative...
Project 358 is Surface and Deep Current Measurements in the Drake Passage.In this paper the use of a...
As two fluid particles separate in time, the entire spectrum of eddy motions is being sampled from t...
From symposium on the physical behavior of radioactive containment in the atmosphere; Vienna, Austri...
The apparent diapycnal diffusivity below the wind-driven surface mixed layer of the ocean was determ...
Lateral diffusivities are computed from synthetic particles and tracers advected by a velocity field...
International audienceFronts, jets and eddies are ubiquitous features of the world oceans, and play ...