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Introduction to Observational Physical Oceanography

Introduction to Observational Physical Oceanography

Introduction to Observational Physical Oceanography

This note covers the following topics: rotation , earths gravity field and sea level , ekman layers friction and geostrophic flow , winddriven circulation stommels gyre and sverdrups balance , stress in the ocean , observations of the gulf stream in the n atlantic , global hydrographic climatology pdf, equatorial twists to midlatitude dynamics , the large scale thermohaline circulation some thermodynamics , the thermohaline circulation , another wrinkle on observations of the abyssal ocean geothermal heating and hydrothermal vents , tidal forces , introduction to waves and time dependent motion and internal waves

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