This paper presents the results of the analysis of the archive of radar images of Envisat Advanced Synthetic Aperture Radar (ASAR) and Radarsat-1,2 for the warm period of 2009-2012. For the first time surface manifestations of submesoscale eddies are mapped in the White Sea.The areas of persistent eddy activity as well as eddy characteristics are determined using the statistical analysis. According to in situ observations some of the observed small eddies are generated due to a strong tidal flow around the underwater hills. A significant part of the observed eddies have been detected in the straits and near hydrological fronts, which indicates their important contribution to the processes of water exchange and mixing
Submesoscale eddies (1-10 km diameter) were identified using surface velocity observations obtained ...
International audienceHigh-resolution satellite images and oceanographic field measurements have rev...
peer reviewedExamination of non-stationary eddies in the Black Sea is presented based on satellite v...
This paper presents the results of the analysis of the archive of radar images of Envisat Advanced S...
In the present paper the spatio-temporal distribution of submesoscale eddies seen in Envisat Advance...
We discuss the spatio-temporal distribution of sub-mesoscale eddies seen in synthetic aperture radar...
The temporal and spatial variation in submesoscale eddies in the coastal region of Lianyungang (Chin...
Continuous observations since 1991 by using synthetic aperture radar (SAR) on board the Almaz-1, ERS...
peer reviewedDespite spiral eddies were first seen on the sea surface more than 40 years ago, there ...
The bathymetry is complicated where the Norwegian Atlantic Current dominates the ocean circulation. ...
peer reviewedWe present the results of our observations of mesoscale and sub-mesoscale eddies in the...
Purpose. The approach represented in the article is applied to analysis of satellite scanner optical...
Abstract. Two synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images acquired by the European Remote Sensing Satellit...
Here we investigate the intensity of eddy generation and their properties in the marginal ice zone (...
In this work satellite images taken by space borne sensors are used to explain atmospheric as well a...
Submesoscale eddies (1-10 km diameter) were identified using surface velocity observations obtained ...
International audienceHigh-resolution satellite images and oceanographic field measurements have rev...
peer reviewedExamination of non-stationary eddies in the Black Sea is presented based on satellite v...
This paper presents the results of the analysis of the archive of radar images of Envisat Advanced S...
In the present paper the spatio-temporal distribution of submesoscale eddies seen in Envisat Advance...
We discuss the spatio-temporal distribution of sub-mesoscale eddies seen in synthetic aperture radar...
The temporal and spatial variation in submesoscale eddies in the coastal region of Lianyungang (Chin...
Continuous observations since 1991 by using synthetic aperture radar (SAR) on board the Almaz-1, ERS...
peer reviewedDespite spiral eddies were first seen on the sea surface more than 40 years ago, there ...
The bathymetry is complicated where the Norwegian Atlantic Current dominates the ocean circulation. ...
peer reviewedWe present the results of our observations of mesoscale and sub-mesoscale eddies in the...
Purpose. The approach represented in the article is applied to analysis of satellite scanner optical...
Abstract. Two synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images acquired by the European Remote Sensing Satellit...
Here we investigate the intensity of eddy generation and their properties in the marginal ice zone (...
In this work satellite images taken by space borne sensors are used to explain atmospheric as well a...
Submesoscale eddies (1-10 km diameter) were identified using surface velocity observations obtained ...
International audienceHigh-resolution satellite images and oceanographic field measurements have rev...
peer reviewedExamination of non-stationary eddies in the Black Sea is presented based on satellite v...