Abstract: Surface waters in the Gulf of Alaska undergo a net dilution throughout most of the. year since the regional precipitation exceeds evaporation. Recent hydrographic data give evidence that seasonal dynamic height fluctuations ...

Abstract: Two series of sea surface temperature observations reported for Station P (50°N, 145°W) during the period 1952?65 are compared. One series consists of either engine intake or surface bucket temperature measurements (TS) ...

Abstract: Infrared data gathered by the NOAA 3 and 4 satellites have made it possible to construct a detailed synoptic view of sea surface temperatures in the northern Gulf of Alaska. These satellite data are compared with simultaneous ...

Abstract: A satellite-tracked drifting buoy, deployed unintentionally in the Bering Sea in 1982, completed a circuit of that basin in about one year. During its cyclonic passage around the Bering Sea, it experienced many different ...

Abstract: Drifting buoys and dynamic topography over the continental shelf in the northern Gulf of Alaska are used to describe the coastal circulation and flow in the offshelf Alaska Current. One permanent anti-cyclonic eddy is ...