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A New Procedure Based on Surface Renewal Analysis to Estimate Sensible Heat Flux: A Case Study over Grapevines
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Grapevines are grown on a range of soils and in different climates. Depending on the desired final product and method of harvesting, the trellis system, and hence vineyard architecture, varies dramatically. Consequently, ...
A Study of Tides, Setup and Bottom Friction in a Shallow Semi-Enclosed Basin. Part I: Field Experiment and Harmonic Analysis
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: This paper is the first in a series reporting the results of a study of tides, setup and bottom friction in the Bight of Abaco, Bahamas. The paper describes three month-long field experiments. employing 15 tide gages and ...
On the Formation of Whitecaps by a Threshold Mechanism. Part II: Monte Carlo Experiments
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: This paper is the second of three which seek to evaluate the hypothesis that deep water whitecapping is predictable in terms of a threshold mechanism involving the vertical acceleration. The geometro-statistical computations ...
Inverse Modeling of the Action-Balance Equation. Part I: Source Expansion and Adjoint-Model Equations
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: In this paper a series of numerical experiments is defined to explore the inverse modeling of the action-balance equation governing the evolution of the surface gravity wave field, using the adjoint data-assimation ...
A Study of Tides, Setup and Bottom Friction in a Shallow Semi-Enclosed Basin. Part II: Tidal Model and Comparison with Data
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: This is the second in a series of papers reporting the results of a study of tides, setup and bottom friction in the Bight of Abace, Bahamas. The extensive field data reported in Part I of the series (Filloux and Snyder, ...
On the Formation of Whitecaps by a Threshold Mechanism. Part III: Field Experiment and Comparison with Theory
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: This paper is the third in a series of papers which seek to evaluate the hypothesis that deep water whitecapping is predictable in terms of a threshold mechanism involving the vertical acceleration. Parts I and II of the ...
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