Abstract: This paper describes observations of large-amplitude, long internal waves in Babine Lake. A unique feature of the observations is that they were taken simultaneously at several different points along the major axis. This ...

Abstract: A preliminary analysis of high resolution image tube spectra of Jupiter in the region of the R branch of the 3?3 band of methane is reported. The results indicate, for a simple reflecting layer model, that the effective ...

Abstract: A commonly observed property of near-surface bubble distributions is their collective organization into long rows aligned with the wind under the influence of Langmuir circulation. Time series observations with sonars ...

Abstract: Analysis of the wind and current data for Alberni Inlet demonstrates the strongly wind-dependent nature of the surface currents, especially at the diurnal frequency. In contrast, the response of the surface layer thickness ...

Abstract: Chain trenchers were used to cut moderately strong sandstone bedrock, compressive strength 6–9,000 psi (41–62 MN/m

Abstract: Air bubbles can be used as oceanographic tracers that indicate the strength of a downwelling current by which they are subducted. In a tidal front in the Fraser Estuary, British Columbia, Canada, vertical currents of up ...

Abstract: The cooling of a freshwater take provides an opportunity for studying wind mixing and restratification under the peculiar conditions associated with a density maximum. The concepts are explored using a mixing-layer model ...

Abstract: An acoustical system is described with emphasis on its signal-processing scheme. The system consists of a small broadband hydrophone array of span 8.5 m and 5-kHz bandwidth, which is able to track individual breaking surface ...

Abstract: A multifrequency acoustical-backscatter technique is described for determining the size distribution of bubbles with radii between 8 and 130 µm. The method makes use of the resonance in the microbubbles and operates at six ...

Abstract: An acoustical instrument has been developed to measure path-averaged horizontal current and vorticity in the subice boundary layer of the eastern Arctic during the spring of 1989. A triangular acoustic array of side 200 m ...