Continental shelf waves and the effects of atmospheric pressure and wind stress on sea level
Continental shelf waves and the effects of atmospheric pressure and wind stress on sea level
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大陆架波浪以及大气压力和风应力对海平面的影响
DOI:
10.1029/jz071i012p02883
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发表时间:
1966
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通讯作者:
B. Hamon
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作者:
B. Hamon
The ‘barometer factor,’ or ratio of daily mean sea level change to atmospheric pressure change, is reported for 17 Australian tide stations. The barometer factor is shown to be appreciably less than the theoretical value at four stations on the east Australian coast and appreciably greater than the theoretical value at two stations on the west Australian coast. Barometer factors and phase shifts as functions of frequency derived by spectrum analysis of 18-month records are presented for four of the stations. The effect of wind stress on sea level is discussed, and it is concluded that the effect is too small to account for the observed abnormal values of barometer factor. The observations suggest the presence of traveling continental shelf waves on both the east and west coasts.