Wave–current-surge interaction in a changing climate over a shallow continental shelf region

Monaco: the shallow continental shelf.

Report of a Physical Oceanography Research Project over the Southern Continental Shelf of the Caspian Sea

Abstract The study presents monthly variations of seawater properties, monitoring water column stability and stratification over the southern shelf of the Caspian Sea which depends on collecting data. Field measurements were carried out during 13 cruises along the southern boundary of the sea. Spatial and temporal distributions of temperature, salinity and density were investigated. Monthl...

Summertime cooling of the shallow continental shelf

[1] In summer on the shallow New England continental shelf, near the coast the water temperature is much cooler than the observed surface heat flux suggests. Using depth‐integrated heat budgets in 12 and 27 m water depth calculated from observed surface heat flux, water temperature, and velocity, we demonstrate that on time scales of weeks to months the water is persistently cooled due to a mea...

Maximum Tidal Aiid Storm Surge Currents over Th Continental Shelf -preliminary Results from a Numerical Model Maximum Tidal and Storm Surge Currents over the Continental Shelf -preliminary Results from a Numerical Model

[This document should not be cited in a published bibliography, and is supplied for the use of the recipient only]. 1980 This report contributes to a project on the distribution of extreme currents over the continental shalf funded by the Department of Energy.

Variation of radon progeny concentration over a continental location

Background: The variation of the radon progeny concentration in outdoor environment and meteorological parameters at fine resolution were studied for one year at a continental location, National Atmospheric Research Laboratory, Gadanki, India.  Materials and Methods: The concentrations were measured using Alpha Progeny Meter by collecting air samples at a height of 1 m above the Earth&rsqu...