Nonlinear internal waves in the South China Sea: Observation of the conversion of depression internal waves to elevation internal waves

By M. Orr, P. Mignerey. 2003

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Breaking of shoaling internal solitary waves (2010, methodology): “The typical maximum density difference observed over the pycnocline in stratified lakes and oceans is ∼ 1 kg m−3 (e.g. Boegman et al. 2003; Orr & Mignerey 2003).”
On the realm of validity of strongly nonlinear asymptotic approximations for internal waves (2006, background): “Recent observations show that large-amplitude internal waves frequently occur, see for instance Stanton & Ostrovsky (1998), Liu et al. (1998), Orr & Mignerey (2003), and Zeng & Alpers (2004).”
Long Nonlinear Internal Waves (2006, background): “Orr & Mignerey (2003) show acoustic images of internal waves with significant instabilities associated with the passage of waves of depression across the shelf break, but also evidence of waves of elevation emerging on the shoreward side.”
Internal solitons in the northeastern south China Sea. Part I: sources and deep water propagation (2004, methodology): “These processes are better described by the ASIAEX Low-Cost (LOCO) Moorings located further onshore and are the focus of other ASIAEX papers [2], [4].”