Simultaneous Radar Observations of Surface Slicks andIn SituMeasurements of Internal Waves
N. J. Kerry, R. J. Burt, Nic Lane, M. T. Bagg
Abstract
N. J. Kerry, R. J. Burt, Nic Lane, M. T. Bagg
Abstract
The surface sticks associated with a packet of internal waves with a horizontal wavelength of about 400 m propagating in deep water in the Rockall Trough have been observed on a standard ship's navigation radar. Simultaneous in situ measurements indicate that the slicks lie above the internal wave troughs.
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The surface sticks associated with a packet of internal waves with a horizontal wavelength of about 400 m propagating in deep water in the Rockall Trough have been observed on a standard ship's navigation radar. Simultaneous in situ measurements indicate that the slicks lie above the internal wave troughs.
Key concepts: Racing slick, Internal wave, Trough (economics), Geology, Wavelength, Radar, In situ, Buoy