Abstract
A satellite buoy experiment, which was conducted during COBLAMED in the Western Mediterranean, consisted of a thermistor buoy tethered to an identical moored buoy in a mean current at separation distances of 100 and 400 m in order to observe the dependence of small scale variability upon internal waves and advection and to register time and depth variability of horizontal coherence. The two 18-hour records showed distinct warm and cold pulses which traversed the separations with the mean current and preserved their shapes....
Recommended Citation
Shonting, David H., and Alan T. Massey. 1978. "The COBLAMED satellite buoy experiment: A measure of small scale horizontal variability in the upper layer." Journal of Marine Research 36, (4). https://elischolar.library.yale.edu/journal_of_marine_research/1455