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Some statistical characteristics of ocean motions from current measurements

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A rotary-component method for analysing vector series in two dimensions was developed for the study of the coupling between wind-stress and surface current [Gonella, 1972J. This method provides a good tool for instrumental intercomparison and for pointing out statistical characteristics of ocean motions from current data. In particular, rotary-waves seem to be an important characteristic of ocean motions. The rotary-component method developed for analysing the coupling between wind and surface current [Gonella, 1972J is used here for pointing out some statistical characteristics of ocean motions in open sea. Before, a short review of this method and its application to some currentmeter intercomparison will be given.

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12489/548

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CP-7

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In: SACLANTCEN Conference Proceedings 7 (1972), pp. 96-106

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Date
1972/09

Author(s)
Gonella, J. A.

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