Propagation of Low-Mode Internal Waves through the Ocean

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Challenges and Prospects in Ocean Circulation Models (2019, background): “The role of interactions between internal waves and geostrophic flow in leading to mixing (Rainville and Pinkel, 2006; Dunphy and Lamb, 2013) remains poorly accounted for, and will require communication between internal-wave driven mixing parameterizations and representations of subgrid-scale mesosc”
Internal waves across the Pacific (2007, background): “…be generated both at the surface by surface wind forcing and below the surface by extracting energy from the internal tide through parametric subharmonic instability (PSI) [Niwa and Hibiya, 2001; Nagasawa et al., 2002; Hibiya and Nagasawa, 2004; Rainville and Pinkel, 2006; Carter and Gregg, 2006].”
Subtropical catastrophe: Significant loss of low‐mode tidal energy at 28.9° (2005, methodology): “For example, mesoscale variability, both spatial and temporal, is expected to affect the propagation, and therefore, possibly, the fate of internal tides [Rainville and Pinkel, 2005b].”
Concurrent Simulation of the Eddying General Circulation and Tides in a Global Ocean Model (2010, unknown): “We demonstrate the first-order effect of horizontally varying stratification on the global internal tides.”