Inertial Motion and Related Internal Waves in Lake Michigan and Lake Ontario as Responses to Impulsive Wind Stresses: I. Introduction, Descriptive Narrative, and Graphical Archive of IFYGL* Data

Mortimer, Clifford Hiley

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Inertial Motion and Related Internal Waves in Lake Michigan and Lake Ontario as Responses to Impulsive Wind Stresses: I. Introduction, Descriptive Narrative, and Graphical Archive of IFYGL* Data

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1980
By Mortimer, Clifford Hiley
Series: Special report (University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee. Center for Great Lakes Studies) 37

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Mortimer, Clifford Hiley
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University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee. Center for Great Lakes Studies. ; United States. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
NOAA Program & Office:

OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research) ; GLERL (Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory)
Description:

"Continuous" current and temperature records from instruments moored at various depths and stations in Lake Michigan and in Lake Ontario (International Field Year for the Great Lakes) are here assembled and examined for evidence of inertial oscillations and related internal wave responses to impulsive wind stress.
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*International Field Year for the Great Lakes, 1972, Lake Ontario.
Keywords:

Limnology Winds
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Special report (University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee. Center for Great Lakes Studies) 37
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pdf
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Miscellaneous
Funding:

Contract no. NOAA-03-78-B01-21
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Great Lakes (North America)
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CC0 Public Domain
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