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The Impact Of High‐frequency Current Variability On Dispersion
by A. Trasviña, Karen J. Heywood, A. H. H. Renner, S. E. Thorpe, A. F...
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We present observations of high frequency current
variability on the continental shelf and the slope of the
Antarctic Peninsula using Lagrangian surface drifters
deployed as part of the Antarctic Drifter Experiment:
Links to Isobaths and Ecosystems (ADELIE) project. Here
we focus on high frequency processes such as tides and
inertial oscillations that are typically smoothed out of
large scale spatially averaged, and/or temporally
averaged, observed current fields. We investigate the
role that this class of motion plays in the transport of
physical or biogeochemical properties. Lateral
displacements on the
shelf and slope are found to be larger than displacements
in deeper waters where tidal currents are negligible. We
apply this result in a parameterization of the lateral
dispersion during an off line drifter modeling study. The
outcome is an improvement on the modeling of Lagrangian
drifting particles compared with a standard random walk
scheme.
Date Published: 2020-04-14 21:39:46
Identifier: theimpactofhigh-frequencycurrentvariabilityondispersion
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Language: eng
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