Developing Wave Packets in the North Pacific Storm Track

By Gregory J. Hakim. 2001

92 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Global and Planetary Change, Oceanography

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How researchers see this paper

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In Atmospheric Science

1. Ryan Torn
2. Gregory J. Hakim
3. Olivia Martius
4. Volkmar Wirth
5. Michael Riemer
6. P. Harr
7. R. Elsberry

In Global and Planetary Change

1. Ryan Torn
2. Gregory J. Hakim
3. Olivia Martius
4. Volkmar Wirth
5. Michael Riemer
6. P. Harr
7. R. Elsberry

In Oceanography

1. Ryan Torn
2. Michael Riemer
3. Gregory J. Hakim

Citations in the corpus

• Ensemble-Based Sensitivity Analysis (2008, background): “This pattern qualitatively reflects the progression of weather systems from west to east at a mean translation speed of 9 m s 1, which is roughly consistent with the average speed of individual eddies in the Northern Hemisphere midlatitude flow (e.g., Hakim 2003).”
• Rossby Wave Packets on the Midlatitude Waveguide—A Review (2018, background): “abrupt decay in the upstream direction and a more gradual exponential decay in the downstream direction (Hakim 2003).”