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Analyzing tropical cyclone tracks of North Indian Ocean

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Computing for Geospatial Research & Applications - COM.Geo '11, 2011
Cyclones are regarded as one of the most dangerous meteorological phenomena of the tropical region. The probability of landfall of a tropical cyclone depends on its movement (trajectory). Analysis of trajectories of tropical cyclones could be useful for identifying potentially predictable characteristics. In this study, tropical cyclone tracks over the
Mukta Paliwal, Anand Patwardhan, N. L. Sarda   +2 more
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The relationship between significant wave height and Indian Ocean Dipole in the equatorial North Indian Ocean

Ocean Dynamics, 2018
Based on reanalysis data, we find that the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) plays an important role in the variability of wave climate in the equatorial Northern Indian Ocean (NIO). Significant wave height (SWH) in the equatorial NIO, especially over the waters southeast to Sri Lanka, exhibits strong interannual variations.
Chen Fu, Dongxiao Wang, Lei Yang, Yao Luo, Fenghua Zhou, Tilak Priyadarshana, Jinglong Yao   +6 more
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Characteristics of North Indian Ocean Tropical Cyclone Activity

1984
Abstract : Characteristics of North Indian Ocean tropical cyclones are discussed from a combined climatological, composite, and individual-case perspective. Presented are both a general discussion of the monthly climatology of these spring/autumn tropical cyclones and a comparison of their strucutre, genesis, intensity, and movement with these ...
W. M. Gray, C. S. Lee
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Diffusion Characteristics of Swells in the North Indian Ocean

Journal of Ocean University of China, 2020
Research on the diffusion characteristics of swells contributes positively to wave energy forecasting, swell monitoring, and early warning. In this work, the South Indian Ocean westerly index (SIWI) and Indian Ocean swell diffusion effect index (IOSDEI) are defined on the basis of the 45-year (September 1957–August 2002) ERA-40 wave reanalysis data ...
Chongwei Zheng, Bingchen Liang, Xuan Chen, Guoxiang Wu, Xiaofang Sun, Jinglong Yao   +5 more
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Early Tertiary hiatuses in the north-eastern Indian Ocean

Nature, 1974
Cores from drill sites in the Indian Ocean have provided evidence of early Oligocene and early Eocene–Palaeocene hiatuses. That allows a determination of the depth of the carbonate compensation level during the Palaeocene. Possible reasons are given for the occurrence of the early Oligocene hiatus, which may be present at all depths and may well be a ...
A. C. Pimm, J. G. Sclater
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Cyclone Track Prediction over the North Indian Ocean

Monthly Weather Review, 1991
Abstract With the application of chaos theory, the attractor dimension for the system of tropical cyclones over the North Indian Ocean is estimated. The dimension of the attractor is found to be between 5 and 6. On the basis of the low dimension of the attractor, a simple multivariate regression prediction formula is suggested in which only the ...
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Evaluation of radiative fluxes over the north Indian Ocean

Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 2017
Radiative fluxes are a key component of the surface heat budget of the oceans. Yet, observations over oceanic region are sparse due to the complexity of radiation measurements; moreover, certain oceanic regions are substantially under-sampled, such as the north Indian Ocean.
M. R. Ramesh Kumar, Rachel T. Pinker, Simi Mathew, R. Venkatesan, W. Chen   +4 more
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Forecasting North Indian Ocean Tropical Cyclone Intensity

2022 Smart Technologies, Communication and Robotics (STCR), 2022
Akshath Mahajan, Deap Daru, Aditya Thaker, Meera Narvekar, Debajyoti Mukhopadhyay   +4 more
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Petrels, Shearwaters and Other Oceanic Birds in the North Indian Ocean

1954
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Chlorinated hydrocarbons in the North Pacific and Indian Oceans

Journal of the Oceanographical Society of Japan, 1980
PCBs, DDT compounds and HCH isomers were detected in the air and surface waters of the North Pacific and Indian Oceans, including the Bering Sea, East China Sea, South China Sea, Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea. The general concentrations of each chlorinated hydrocarbon were as follows: water PCBs 0.1 to 1.0, ΣDDT 0.01 to 1.0, ΣHCH 1.0 to 10 ngl −1 ...
Shinsuke Tanabe, Ryo Tatsukawa
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