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On the impact of a radiational open boundary condition on continental shelf resonances

On the impact of a radiational open boundary condition on continental shelf resonances
On the impact of a radiational open boundary condition on continental shelf resonances
Studies carried out with a one-dimensional model of a continental shelf and deep ocean have shown that the use of a radiational boundary condition doubles the decay rate of the shelf resonances. This note reports on a study using a model of the English Channel and Irish Sea which shows that, in this more realistic model, a radiational boundary condition based on Flather (1976) has a much smaller effect.
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National Oceanography Centre
Webb, D.J.
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Webb, D.J.
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Webb, D.J. (2013) On the impact of a radiational open boundary condition on continental shelf resonances (National Oceanography Centre Internal Document, 6) Southampton, GB. National Oceanography Centre 7pp.

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Studies carried out with a one-dimensional model of a continental shelf and deep ocean have shown that the use of a radiational boundary condition doubles the decay rate of the shelf resonances. This note reports on a study using a model of the English Channel and Irish Sea which shows that, in this more realistic model, a radiational boundary condition based on Flather (1976) has a much smaller effect.

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Published date: March 2013
Organisations: Marine Systems Modelling

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Local EPrints ID: 349401
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/349401
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Date deposited: 04 Mar 2013 10:44
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 13:12

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Author: D.J. Webb

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