This paper starts from a brief revisit of key early published work so that an overview of modern Coriolis flowmeters can be provided based on a historical background. The paper, then, focuses on providing an updated review of Coriolis flow measurement technology over the past 20 years. Published research work and industrial Coriolis flowmeter design are both reviewed in details. It is the inten...

The object of this note is to provide an interpretation of how motion on the rotating earth is affected by that rotation. The physical principles to be used are extremely well known, but as far as I know, have not been applied to this problem in precisely this style, a style designed to avoid the solution of differential equations. In spite of its long history, the subject is very much alive, e...

An error in the calculation of the baroclinic pressure gradient term in the Princeton Ocean Model (POM) was identified while modeling the M2 tidal currents near its critical latitude in the southern Weddell Sea. The error arises from the present calculation of density, which involves the subtraction of a background density profile from the density field calculated at each internal time step. Th...