Impacts of Ocean Currents and Waves on the Wind Stress Drag Coefficient: Relevance to HYCOM By B IROL K ARA

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Date: 2009-05-17 17:19:36 Physics Water waves Drag Wind stress Wind wave Wave Physical oceanography Fluid dynamics Aerodynamics		Impacts of Ocean Currents and Waves on the Wind Stress Drag Coefficient: Relevance to HYCOM By B IROL K ARA Add to Reading List Source URL: hycom.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 4,73 MB Share Document on Facebook

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