Wave Breaking Dissipation Observed with “SWIFT” Drifters

By J. Thomson. 2012

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Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Earth-Surface Processes, Oceanography

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In Atmospheric Science

1. Elizabeth C. Kent
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3. Dongxiao Zhang
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4. S. Gille
5. J. Thomas Farrar
6. K. Yoneyama
7. Sebastiaan Swart
8. Christopher W. Fairall

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• Air-Sea Fluxes With a Focus on Heat and Momentum (2019, methodology): “…Saildrone, Inc.; www.saildrone.com), Liquid Robotics “Wave Glider” ASV (from www.liquid-robotics.com with modifications by UW/APL), UW/APL “SWIFT” drifter (Thomson, 2012); JAMSTEC TRITON buoy (from JAMSTEC, www.jamstec.go.jp); and, in the center, the WHOI SPURS buoy (Farrar et al.,…”