Relative dispersion at the surface of the Gulf of Mexico

By J. LaCasce, C. Ohlmann. 2003

164 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Earth-Surface Processes, Oceanography

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In Atmospheric Science

1. J. Salazar
2. Lance R. Collins
3. J. Isern‐Fontanet
4. E. García-Ladona
5. E. Hernández‐García
6. J. LaCasce
7. Ryan Abernathey
8. A. Klocker

In Earth-Surface Processes

1. J. Salazar
2. Lance R. Collins
3. J. LaCasce
4. A. Bragg
5. Peter J. Ireland
6. Raymond A. Shaw

In Oceanography

1. J. Salazar
2. Lance R. Collins
3. J. Isern‐Fontanet
4. E. García-Ladona
5. J. LaCasce
6. Ryan Abernathey
7. A. Klocker

Citations in the corpus

• Comparison between Eulerian diagnostics and finite-size Lyapunov exponents computed from altimetry in the Algerian basin (2008, methodology): “FSLEs and54 FTLEs) Abraham and Bowen (2002) computed FTLEs from time-dependent velocity fields55 and compared to istantaneous SST patterns, LaCasce and Ohlmann (2003) used FSLEs56 to study the statistics of a large data set of drifting buoys; Waugh et al. (2006) applied57 FTLEs to altimetry and…”
• Statistics from Lagrangian observations (2008, background): “Some studies suggest Richardson dispersion up to several hundred kilometers (Okubo, 1971; LaCasce and Bower, 2000; LaCasce and Ohlmann, 2003; Ollitrault et al., 2005) while others suggest diffusive spreading (LaCasce and Bower, 2000, in the eastern Atlantic).”
• Two-Particle Dispersion in Isotropic Turbulent Flows (2009, methodology): “LaCasce & Ohlmann (2003) used surface-drifter tracks from SCULP (Surface Current and Lagrangian Drift Program) (Ohlmann & Niiler 2005) to study relative dispersion regimes in the Gulf of Mexico.”