Internal solitons in the northeastern south China Sea. Part I: sources and deep water propagation

By Antony K. Liu, Hyoung-Rok Kim, S. Ramp, C. Chiu, F. Bahr, J. Lynch, T. Tang, T. Duda, Ying-Jang Yang. IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering, 2004

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Internal solitary waves: propagation, deformation and disintegration (2010, methodology): “The wave path is close to the conditions of the ASIAEX 2001 experiment on the shelf (Ramp et al., 2004) and is here extended to the Luzon Strait to the site where the westward propagating solitary waves were observed see (Liu et al.”
Long Nonlinear Internal Waves (2006, background): “Figure 7 from Lynch et al. (2004) (see also Ramp et al. 2004) shows evidence of the evolution of a packet of waves of depression in deeper water evolving into waves of elevation in shallower water.”
Energy of nonlinear internal waves in the South China Sea (2005, background): “Recent in situ measurements confirm the presence of NIW identified by satellite images [Ramp et al., 2004; Yang et al., 2004].”
On the generation and evolution of nonlinear internal waves in the South China Sea (2010, background): “ Ramp et al. [2004] inferred that the groups of solitons originated from near the Batan islands in Luzon Strait and that they were mainly generated during spring tides.”