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Atlantic Air-Sea Interaction

1964
Publisher Summary This article is concerned with the causes of the variations in the surface temperature of the Atlantic Ocean from year to year and over longer periods. The processes, which influence the ocean temperature, are partly radiative transfers, partly heat exchange at the interface of ocean and atmosphere, and partly advective heat ...
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Air-sea interaction and climate

Dynamics of Atmospheres and Oceans, 1979
Air--sea interaction (ASI) is a large-scale natural phenomenon of paramount importance both in the very existence of the ocean and in many of its processes. ASI also includes the processes of heat and moisture supply to the atmosphere (mainly in the form of latent heat of evaporation and evaporated moisture) which create the atmospheric phenomena ...
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Observational research in air/sea interaction

Remote Sensing Reviews, 1994
Abstract Winds over the oceans are crucial to the understanding of global climate, air/sea interaction, and weather prediction. A key tool for oceanic wind measurement in the 1990's and beyond will be spaceborne radar scatterometry, a proven technique for all‐weather observation of vector winds.
David G. Long, David Arnold
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Oceans and air–sea interaction

2011
Since the publication of the First Edition of this book, many new studies have focused on the role of air–sea interaction in tropical atmospheric intraseasonal variability (ISV). The aim of this section is to summarize the results of these new studies and to extract their main conclusions.
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Atlantic air-sea interaction revisited

2002
Abstract Bjerknes published a landmark paper on Atlantic air-sea interaction in 1964. Here the topic is revisited with the benefit of better datasets and statistical techniques and with atmosphere and coupled ocean-atmosphere models. It is found that the UK Met.
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The Air–Sea Boundary Interaction Zone

2010
The research problem addressed by ambient noise investigators since the 1950s is the quantitative determination of the sources of sound in the sea. Investigators quickly realized the importance of intermittent sources of sound, compared with the persistent ambient background.
William M. Carey, Richard B. Evans
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Analysis of Nonlinear Air-Sea Interactions

Fluids Engineering, 1995
Abstract In this paper, we present a numerical method developed for the analysis of unsteady, nonlinear interactions between air and water. The problem is modeled as a flow of two layers of viscous fluids separated by a material interface.
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Air–sea interaction

2012
Vladimir Djurdjević, Borivoj Rajković
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Wave-Phase-Resolved Air-Sea Interaction

2014
Abstract : The long-term goals of this program are to measure and model air-sea interaction coherently with the surface wave field. That is, resolve air-sea interaction at the phase of the surface waves.
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Fundamentals of Air-Sea Interactions

2021
Robert V. Rohli, Chunyan Li
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