Scientists Derive First Bottom-Up Determination of Air-Sea Momentum Transfer Under a Major Hurricane

Physics.org-feed · vr 30 mar 2007, 08:30

Scientists at the Naval Research Laboratory - Stennis Space Center (NRL-SSC) have directly derived the air-sea momentum exchange at the ocean interface using observed ocean currents under Hurricane Ivan and determined that it decreases when winds exceed 32 meters per second.

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DePurpereWolf · vr 30 mar 2007, 15:39

Ik dacht, leuke casus voor de natuurkundige onder ons. Waarom zou de impuls overdracht verminderen als de snelheid boven 32 m/s uit komt?

Sybke · vr 30 mar 2007, 21:30

Door turbulente luchtstroming over het wateroppervlak?

Scientists Derive First Bottom-Up Determination of Air-Sea Momentum Transfer Under a Major Hurricane

Scientists Derive First Bottom-Up Determination of Air-Sea Momentum Transfer Under a Major Hurricane

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