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Simultaneous Radar Observations of Surface Slicks andIn SituMeasurements of Internal Waves

N. J. Kerry, R. J. Burt, Nic Lane, M. T. Bagg

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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.

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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.

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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

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