Abstract: Monitoring of wastewater discharge requires measurements of both quality and quantity to satisfy federal regulations. The use of 90-degree V-notch weirs to measure discharge at outfalls is common. In many instances the ...

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Abstract: As ocean models improve, assimilation of data with the help of models becomes increasingly important. The Kalman filter provides a method for assimilation of data that are arbitrarily distributed in time and space and have ...

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Abstract: Steady coastal upwelling driven by wind-stress and surface apparent temperature anomalies in a continuously stratified ocean of infinite depth is examined within the framework of a set of linearized hydrodynamic and ...

Abstract: This paper presents steadystate performance modeling and analysis of a novel wind powered system that concurrently exploits thermocline thermal energy through deep sea water extraction in conjunction with offshore wind ...

Abstract: Spatially distributed rainfall patterns can now be detected using a variety of remote-sensing techniques ranging from weather radar to various satellite-based sensors. Conversion of the remote-sensed signal into rainfall ...

Abstract: The meteorological conditions associated with the high-inversion fog episode on 23?28 December 1978 near Chico, California, are described. In general, the meteorological conditions throughout the fog and inversion layers ...

Abstract: Advanced data assimilation methods are applied to simple but highly nonlinear problems. The dynamical systems studied here are the stochastically forced double well and the Lorenz model. In both systems, linear approximation ...