Structure and Generation of Turbulence at Interfaces Strained by Internal Solitary Waves
Propagating Shoreward over the Continental Shelf in: Journal of Physical Oceanography …

High-frequency acoustic scattering techniques have been used to investigate dominant
scatterers in mixed zooplankton populations. Volume backscattering was measured in the …

Strong spatial gradients and rapidly evolving, three-dimensional structure make estuarine
fronts difficult to sample. Echosounders can be used near fronts to provide nearly synoptic …

Using average sections along the Bosphorus taken in September 1994 with a loosely
tethered profiler and an acoustic Doppler current profiler, Gregg et al.[1999] found the …

We investigate the occurrence of shear instability in the Fraser River estuary. Instabilities
observed with an echo sounder are compared with a linear stability analysis based on …

Abstract High-frequency sound (> 10 kHz) is scattered in the ocean by many different
processes. In the water column, marine organisms are often assumed to be the primary …

Acoustic scattering techniques provide a unique and powerful tool to remotely investigate
the physical properties of the ocean interior over large spatial and temporal scales. With …

We report observations of the structure of the front that surrounds the plume of the
Connecticut River in Long Island Sound (LIS). Salinity, temperature, and velocity in the near …

The stratified ocean mixes episodically in small patches where energy is dissipated and
density smoothed over scales of centimeters. The net effect of these countless events effects …

The area of active bioacoustics involves the use of sound to study distributions of fish and
zooplankton in aquatic environments. There have been significant advances in this area …