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OA11A EC:Room 4 Mon 0830h
PSJS4 Tsunami Hazard Reduction (joint with S)
Presiding: S Tinti, Univ Bologna; E N Bernard, NOAA PMEL
0830h OA11A-01 Reducing Tsunami Hazards Along U.S.
Coastlines: *E N Bernard
0842h OA11A-02 Expert Tsunami Database for the Pacific
Region: *V K Gusiakov, A G Marchuk, A V
Osipova
0856h OA11A-03 Forecasting Delayed Inundation During
Tsunamis: *H Mofjeld, F Gonzalez, J Newman
0908h OA11A-04 The Structure of the Tsunami Height
Recurrence Function of General Type: *V
Kaistrenko
0920h OA11A-05 Source Parameters of Alaskan-Aleutian
Earthquakes From Tsunami Waveforms and Their
Implications for Seismic Hazards: *J M
Johnson, K Satake
0932h OA11A-06 Tsunami Hazard in the Black Sea: Historical
Data, Mathematical Modeling: *S F Dotsenko
0944h OA11A-07 Practical Using of the Computational
Experiment for the Tsunami and Storm Surge
Warning: *V Khramushin
1000h Break
1030h OA11A-08 A Natural Warning of Tsunami Arrival: *N
Shuto
1042h OA11A-09 The New Tsunami Warning System of the Japan
Meteorological Agency: *H Takehata
1054h OA11A-10 Status Report of an Ocean Bottom Cable
Network System for the Prediction of
Earthquakes and Tsunamis: *S I Iwasaki, T
Eguchi, Y Fujinawa, E Fujita, I Watabe, E
Fukuyama, H Fujiwara
1106h OA11A-11 Tsunami Hazard Estimation for Japan Sea Coast:
*J Y Chung, K S Chu, C N Go, V M Kaistrenko,
Y Tsuji
1118h OA11A-12 Tsunami Detection System Using HF Ocean
Surface Radar: *A Nadai, S Fujii
1130h OA11A-13 Scaling and Forecasting of Tsunamis:
Examples From Japan and Worldwide: *S F
Tebbens
1142h OA11A-14 Effects of Decreasing Tsunami Disasters by
Breakwaters of Port and Harbor: *S Akeda, K
Yano, Y Mizuno, K Abiko, A Nagano, O Osanai
OA11B EC:Arena Mon 0830h
OS2/MJS14 Ocean Circulation and Climatic Variability - Posters
Presiding: C Mooers, Univ Miami
0830h OA11B-01 POSTER Time and Spatial Variations of
Mesoscale Rainfalls and Their Relation to
the Large Scale Field in the Western
Tropical Pacific: *T Ushiyama, S Satoh, K
Takeuchi
0830h OA11B-02 POSTER Large-Scale Circulation, Heat, and
Salt Balance of the Arctic Ocean: *I V
Polyakov
0830h OA11B-03 POSTER The Evidences of Bottom Currents
Intensifications in Atlantic Ocean at Late
Quaternary Interglacial-Glacial Boundaries:
*V V Sivkov, E S Trimonis
0830h OA11B-04 POSTER Relation Between the Earth Rotation
Velocity and Hydroclimate Features of the
World Ocean and Its Ecosystems: Y A Vyalov,
*P P Chernyshkov, A M Syrota
0830h OA11B-05 POSTER A Numerical Study of the Sensitivity
of the Global Thermohaline Circulation to
Changes in the Production of Antarctic
Bottom Water: *E C Brady, D Pollard, S
Thompson
0830h OA11B-06 POSTER Natural Boundary Conditions for
Ocean Climate Modeling: *H P Hanson
0830h OA11B-07 POSTER Lagrangian Analysis of North
Atlantic Deep Water Formation in the
CME-Model: *U Ernst, C W Boning
0830h OA11B-08 POSTER The Nitrate Budget for the
Equatorial Pacific Ocean: *F Chai, S T
Lindley, R T Barber
0830h OA11B-09 POSTER Impact of Low-Frequency Variability
of the Atlantic Ocean on Rainfall Over
North-Northeast Brazil: *I Wainer, J Soares
0830h OA11B-10 POSTER Decadal Scale Propagation of Upper
Ocean SST Anomalies in the North Atlantic:
*H F Bezdek, D V Hansen
0830h OA11B-11 POSTER Forecast of the Interannual
Variability of the Equatorial Atlantic: *M J
OrtizBevia, A Ruizde Elvira
0830h OA11B-12 POSTER Reconstruction of Sedimentation
Processes Using Iridium Concentrations in
Marine Sediments: *P Bruns, W W Hay, W C
Dullo
0830h OA11B-13 POSTER Interannual Variations in the
Partial Pressure of CO~K2~L (pCO~K2~L) in
Surface Waters of the Western and Central
Equatorial Pacific: *H Y Inoue, M Ishii, H
Matsueda, I Asanuma, M Aoyama
0830h OA11B-14 POSTER The Concentration and Delta~L14~KC
of Dissolved Inorganic Carbon in the Western
North Pacific (WOCE P9): *M Ishii, K Hirose,
H Y Inoue, T Miyao, I Kaneko, S Kawae, Y
Takatsuki, H Kamiya
OA11C EC:Arena Mon 0830h
OS1 Large Scale Ocean Circulation - Posters
Presiding: C N K Mooers, Univ Miami
0830h OA11C-01 POSTER Chinese Summer Rainfall and Its
Relationship With ENSO and Western Pacific
SST: *I Simmonds, B Yan
0830h OA11C-02 POSTER Three-Dimensional Weather Regimes
From a GCM: *A Hannachi
0830h OA11C-03 POSTER GCM Simulations of Sea-Surface
Temperature Anomalies: Effects on the
General Circulation of the Southern
Hemisphere: *W J Tennant
0830h OA11C-04 POSTER Climate Anomalies Over the Pacific
During the 1980s: C Fu, *L Xi
0830h OA11C-05 POSTER North Atlantic Thermohaline
Circulation Predictability in a Coupled
Ocean-Atmosphere Model: *S M Griffies
0830h OA11C-06 POSTER Spatial and Temporal Dependence of
the Diurnal Cycle of Convection During COARE:
T M Rickenbach, X Lin, *S A Rutledge, W A
Petersen, R H Johnson
0830h OA11C-07 POSTER Equatorial Sea Surface Temperature
Regulation: The Role of Repeatable,
Short-Term Weather Events: *R L Grossman, G
Zhang
0830h OA11C-08 POSTER Observation Campaigns With an L-Band
Boundary Layer Radar in Dry and Rainy
Seasons Over Equatorial Indonesia: *H
Hashiguchi, T Tsuda, T Adachi, M Tsutsumi,
T Shimomai, N Yoshino, M D Yamanaka, S
Fukao, A Watanabe, S W Harijono, A Nurzaman,
H Wiryosumarto
0830h OA11C-09 POSTER Air-Sea Fluxes Over an
Aerodynamically Smooth Surface: *A A Grachev
OA12A EC:Room 4 Mon 1330h
PS JS4 Historical and Contemporary Observations of Tsunamis
Presiding: E N Bernard, NOAA PMEL
1330h OA12A-01 Far-Field Measurements of the 4 October 1994
Shikotan Tsunami: *F I Gonzalez, T N Mero,
E F Boss
1342h OA12A-02 On Spectral Characteristics of the Great
Shikotan Tsunami, 4 October 1994: *E A
Kulikov, A B Rabinovich
1354h OA12A-03 Measurement of the October 4, 1994 Tsunami
With Pressure Sensors: *D McGehee, M Okihiro
1406h OA12A-04 Early Arrival of the Initial Wave of the
Hokkaido Toho-Oki Earthquake-Tsunami of
October 4, 1994: *K Arai, K Nakamura, M Okada
1418h OA12A-05 Field Investigation of the 1994 Mindoro
Earthquake Tsunami, Philippines: *F Imamura,
E Gica, C Synolakis, V Titov, E Listanco, H J
Lee, S Kawashima, D Esplanada
1430h OA12A-06 The 3 June, 1994 Java Tsunami: Post-event
Survey of the Effects Along the Coast: A
Bottero, Jumadi, Madi, *A Maramai, T Rivai,
C E Synolakis, S Tinti
1442h OA12A-07 Investigation of Sediments Deposited by the
Eastern Java Tsunami of June 3, 1994: *A G
Dawson, S Dawson, N Shuto, T Takahashi
1500h Break
1530h OA12A-08 Okushiri Tsunami July 12, 1993, on Russian
Coast: *A Poplavsky, A Kharlamov, G Didenko,
V Dyachenko, G Gorbunova, G Shelepov
1542h OA12A-09 The Low Frequency Components of Seismic
Signal and Time Dependent Spectrum of the
July 12, 1993, Japan Sea Earthquake: *V V
Ivanov, T G Michailova
1554h OA12A-10 Spectral Characteristics and Wave Behaviour
of the Hokkaido Southwest Tsunami Observed
on the Coast of Korea: *A B Rabinovich, I S
Oh
1606h OA12A-11 The Tsunami of July 12, 1993: *H Miyoshi
1618h OA12A-12 Tsunamis Affecting Guam, 1849-1953: *J F
Lander
1630h OA12A-13 Records of Tsunami-like Sea Surface
Abnormalities Described in Old Documents of
Japan: *Y Tsuji, K Satake, K Ueda, K Arai
1642h OA12A-14 Sedimentation Process of the 1923 Kamchatka
Tsunami: K Minoura, *V K Gusiakov
OA12B SRC:Room 1 Mon 1330h
OS2 Decadal and Interdecadal Ocean Variability
Presiding: C N K Mooers, Univ Miami
1330h OA12B-01 Possible Role of Ocean Heat Transport in
Early Eocene Climate: *L C Sloan
1345h OA12B-02 Cretaceous Tropical Temperatures and
Variations in Ocean Heat Transport: E J
Barron, P J Fawcett
1400h OA12B-03 Parameterization of Tropical Ice Crystal
Spectra and Its Potential Impact for Climate
Models: *G M McFarquhar, A J Heymsfield
1415h OA12B-04 Calculating Past Ocean Heat Transports With
and Without an Enhanced Greenhouse Effect:
*M A Chandler, S Sheth
1430h OA12B-05 Changes in North Atlantic Ocean Heat Flux
and the Rapid Termination of the Younger
Dryas Climate Event: P J Fawcett, A M
Agustsdottir, R B Alley
1445h OA12B-06 The Paradox of Equator-Pole Temperature
Contrast in Past Climates: C Covey, M I
Hoffert
1500h Break
1530h OA12B-07 On a Maximum Simplified Nonlinear
Ocean-Atmosphere Coupled Characteristic
System and Intraseasonal and Interannual
Oscillations: *Q Zhong
1545h OA12B-08 Multidecadal Variability of Coastal Relative
Sea Level: *H P Plag
1600h OA12B-09 A Look at the Recent Warming of the Tropical
Pacific Ocean: *N J Mantua, N E Graham
1615h OA12B-10 Westerly Burst Over the Equatorial Western
Pacific and Winter Monsoon in East Asia: *L
Chongyin
1630h OA12B-11 A Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere Model for Climate
Studies: *A F Fanning, A J Weaver
1645h OA12B-12 Upper-Ocean Thermal Variability of the
Pacific: Observations and Modeled Dynamics:
*A J Miller, D R Cayan, W B White
OA21A EC:Arena Tues 0830h
PS JS4 Tsunami - Posters
Presiding: E N Bernaro, NOAA PMEL
0830h OA21A-01 POSTER Estimation of Tsunami Sources Around
the Japanese Coast for Protection Measures: *T
Mikami, C Goto
0830h OA21A-02 POSTER The Short-Term Forecast Catastrophic
Ocean's Earthquakes Is a Necessary Part of
Tsunami Forecast: *B Kapochkin
0830h OA21A-03 POSTER Estimation of Tsunami Risk for the
Aniva Bay Coast (With Influence of Tides and
Storm Surges): *G Shevtchenko
0830h OA21A-04 POSTER Tsunamis Climbing a Beach of an
Arbitrary Form Bay: E Pelinovsky, *O Kozyrev,
E Troshina
0830h OA21A-05 POSTER Spectral Analysis of 1960 Chile
Tsunami Records: *G Shevtchenko
0830h OA21A-06 POSTER Numerical Simulation of Middle
America Trench Generated Large Tsunamis and
Their Coastal Arrival to Mexico: *M Ortiz,
S F Farreras
0830h OA21A-07 POSTER Propagation and Runup Modeling of
Tsunamis Generated by Edifice Collapse of
Mt. St. Augustine Volcano, Alaska: Z Kowalik,
*E Troshina
0830h OA21A-08 POSTER A Method of Tsunami Estimation for
Short-Range Forecast Service: *Y Korolyov, A
Poplavsky
0830h OA21A-09 POSTER Tsunami of October 4, 1994 on a
Coast of Kunashir Island: *Y Korolyov, E
Kulikov, B Levin, A Poplavsky
0830h OA21A-10 POSTER Constraints on the Source of the
1755 Lisbon Tsunami Inferred From Numerical
Modelling of Historical Data: *M A Baptista,
P M Miranda, J M Miranda, A Ribeiro, L M
Victor
0830h OA21A-11 POSTER Effects of the 1755 Tsunami
Inundation on the City of Lisbon: *L M Victor,
M A Baptista, S Heitor
0830h OA21A-12 POSTER Tsunamigenic Earthquakes in Northern
Japan (Hokkaido-Tohoku Region) During the
Last 100 Years (1896-1995): *Y Tanioka, K
Satake
0830h OA21A-13 POSTER The Shikotan 04.10.94 Tsunami and
Seaquake: The First Survey Using
Airphotography: *B W Levin, E A Kulikov, V K
Gusjakov, E N Pelinovsky, A I Ivaschenko, V M
Kajstrenko
0830h OA21A-14 POSTER On the Problem of Cosmogenic Tsunami:
*A S Alekseev, V E Petrenko
0830h OA21A-15 POSTER Local Response to October 4, 1994
Tsunami Warning: *J Preuss
0830h OA21A-16 POSTER Review of Tsunami Information for
Australia and South Pacific Islands - A
Resource for Mitigation: *J M W Rynn
0830h OA21A-17 POSTER Tsunami Disaster Investigations in
the Black Sea: *B K Ranguelov
0830h OA21A-18 POSTER Tsunami Observations on the Ligurian
Coast, Western Mediterranean: *C Eva, A B
Rabinovich
0830h OA21A-19 POSTER Modelling of the Large 1956 South
Aegean (Greece) Tsunami: C Koutitas, *G A
Papadopoulos
0830h OA21A-20 POSTER Recent Tsunamis and Seaquakes - Its
Physical Modelling and Satellite Registration:
*B W Levin, V M Kajstrenko
0830h OA21A-21 POSTER Tsunamigenic Kamchatka Earthquake of
13 November 1993 and Its Precursor
Determined on Seismograms of IRIS-Stations
in Russia: *B W Levin, E V Sasorova
0830h OA21A-22 POSTER Undular Bore as Tsunami in Coastal
Zone: *S Nakamura
0830h OA21A-23 POSTER 1953 Suva, Fiji Earthquake and
Tsunami Revisited - Historical Information
Vital for Mitigation: G Prasad, *J M W Rynn
0830h OA21A-24 POSTER Results of Recent ODP Expeditions in
the Atlantic Ocean and Future Cruises: *P D
Rabinowitz, T J G Francis, J G Baldauf, J
Allan, P Blum, P Clift, J Firth, A Klaus, J
Miller, C Richter
0830h OA21A-25 POSTER Rapid Moment Tensor Solutions and
Tsunami Warning Systems: *S A Sipkin
OA21B EC:Room 4 Tues 0830h
PS JS4 Physical Processes of Tsunami Generation (joint with S)
Presiding: G Hebenstreit, SAIC; E N Bernard, NOAA PMEL
0830h OA21B-01 Volcanogenic Tsunamis in Cook Inlet, Alaska:
*J Kienle, J E Beget, Z Kowalik, E Troshina
0845h OA21B-02 The Possibility of Cosmogenic Tsunamis: A S
Alexeev, *A G Marchuk, V E Petrenko
0900h OA21B-03 Water Waves Generated by Underwater
Landslides and Sliding Blocks: P Watts, *F
Raichlen
0915h OA21B-04 A Hybrid Method for the Estimation of
Tsunami Height Due to Landslide: *S I Iwasaki,
A S Furumoto, E Honza
0945h OA21B-05 Numerical Models of Tsunami Generation From
the 1929 Grand Banks Earthquake and
Submarine Landslide: *N W Winslow, K Satake
1000h Break
1030h OA21B-06 Source Area of the 1994 East Java
Earthquake-Tsunami Estimated by the Result
of the Aftershock Observation: *Y Tsuji, S
Harada, P T Nanang
1045h OA21B-07 Determination of the Source Slip
Distribution of the 1992 Nicaragua
Earthquake From Tsunami Data: A Piatanesi, I
Gavagni, *S Tinti
1100h OA21B-08 Dependence of Tsunami Generation on the
Earthquake Magnitude and Focal Depth: *M
Okada
1115h OA21B-09 Tsunami Wave Generation on a Sloping Bottom:
*V Pekhotsky
1130h OA21B-10 On Far Propagation of Hydroacoustic
Precursors of Tsunami: *V Rok
1145h OA21B-11 Using the Frequency Analysis of the
Hydroacoustic Field From an Underwater
Earthquake for Tsunami Warning: *S Lopatnilov,
I Ivanov, V Rock
OA21C SRC:Room 1 Tues 0830h
MJS14 Climatic Variability (joint with M,S,V)
Presiding: C N K Mooers, Univ Miami
0830h OA21C-01 3-D Simulation of the Response of the
Tropical Pacific Ocean to a Westerly Wind
Burst: *C A Clayson, J A Curry
0845h OA21C-02 Centroid Rotation of the Western Pacific
Warm Pool in the Three Recent El Nino Events:
X H Yan, Q Zheng, Y He, C R Ho, W T Liu
0900h OA21C-03 The Study on the Structure of Marine
Boundary Layer and Air-Sea Fluxes in the
Western Pacific Ocean: *M Y Zhou, N Lu, Z
Chen, S Li
0915h OA21C-04 An Integrated Approach to Determination of
the Tropical Sea Surface Fluxes From
Satellite: *J Curry, C A Clayson, W B Rossow
0930h OA21C-05 Testing Quasi-Equibilibrium Thinking With
Cloud-Resolving Simulations of Tropical
Cumulus Ensembles: *S K Krueger
0945h OA21C-06 Enhanced Cloud Moving Vector Data Set Based
on GMS Image Data: *R Oki, T Nakazawa, A
Sumi
1000h Break
1030h OA21C-07 Detailed Temperature Fluctuations in the
Tropical Boundary Layer Observed With a RASS:
*T Tsuda, T Adachi, H Hashiguchi, H
Wiryosumarto, S W B Harijono, S Fukao
1045h OA21C-08 Sensitivity of Cloud Radiative Properties
and Ice Content Derived From Optical Array
Probes to Calculation Techniques: *G M
McFarquhar, S Kinne, A J Heymsfield, P R
Brown
OA22A EC:Room 4 Tues 1330h
PS JS4 Physical Processes of Tsunami Propagation and Run-Up
(joint with S)
Presiding: N Shuto, Tohoku Univ; E N Bernard, NOAA PMEL
1330h OA22A-01 Inverse and Forward Modeling of the 1993
Okushiri, Hokkaido, Tsunamis: *K Satake, Y
Tanioka
1345h OA22A-02 Tsunami Inverse Problem: Exact Mathematical
Results: *V M Kaistrenko
1400h OA22A-03 A Revision for the July 30, 1627
Tsunamigenic Earthquake: Numerical
Simulations of the Gargano (Southern Italy)
Tsunami: *S Tinti, A Piatanesi, A Maramai, P
Favali
1415h OA22A-04 The Grid Size Dependence of the Numerical
Modeling of Tsunami Waves: C J Yul, Y I Taek,
*V V Ivanov
1430h OA22A-05 Theory and Experiments on the Trap of Long
Waves Around a Conical Island: *K Fujima
1445h OA22A-06 The Strategy of Computational Experiments in
Studies of Tsunami Waves: *Y I Shokin
1500h Break
1530h OA22A-07 Finite-Element Numerical Simulations of
Tsunamis Generated Near a Circular Island: *S
Tinti, I Gavagni
1545h OA22A-08 New Results in the Mathematical Modeling of
the Hazardous Effect of Tsunami Waves in the
Ocean: A Priori Analysis and Timely On-Line
Forecast: *L B Chubarov
1600h OA22A-09 Physical Processes of Tsunami Wave Evolution
and Runup on an Island: *M J Briggs, C E
Synolakis
1615h OA22A-10 Comparison of the Measured and Computed 1994
Kuril Tsunami: *T Takahashi, N Shuto
1630h OA22A-11 Numerical Simulation of July 12, 1993,
Tsunami Off Hokkaido, Its Propagation and
Flooding Onto Aonae District, Okushiri Island:
*T Yamashita, T Takabayashi, Y Tsuchiya
1645h OA22A-12 Impulsive Force of Driftwood Under
Consideration of Its Plasticity: *H Matsutomi
1700h OA22A-13 An Estimation of Source and Topography
Influence on Spectral Characteristics of the
1969 and 1975 Atlantic Tsunamis: *A
Rabinovich, P M Miranda, M A Baptista
OA22B SRC:Room 1 Tues 1315h
OS10 Waves and Mixing (joint with M)
Presiding: C N K mooers, Univ Miami
1315h OA22B-01 Double-Diffusive Sources and Sinks in Closed
Regions: *J S Turner
1330h OA22B-02 Observations on Two Ways of Internal
Solitons Arising at an Underwater Sill: K V
Konyaev, *K D Sabinin, A N Serebryany
1345h OA22B-03 On the Self-Maintenance of Turbulent Patches
in the Atmosphere and Oceans: *K E Haman
1400h OA22B-04 Vortex Rings Formed by Rain at Sea: *B R
Morton, R W Cresswell
1415h OA22B-05 The Formation of a Diurnal Thermocline in
the Oceanic Mixed Layer: *Y Noh
1430h OA22B-06 Three Dimensionalization in Mixing Layers:
*C P Caulfield, W R Peltier
1445h OA22B-07 Large Eddy Simulation of the Equatorial
Oceanic Boundary Layer: *D Wang, W G Large,
J C McWilliams
1500h Break
1530h OA22B-08 Mixing Processes in the Equatorial Upper
Ocean and Air-Sea Interactions: *C A Clayson,
J A Curry
1600h OA22B-09 The 3D Reconstruction of the Frontal Zone in
the Barents Sea Using Sonar and ADCP Data:
A V Berezutskii, V E Sklyarov
1615h OA22B-10 Small Scale (1m) Temperature Differences
Statistics Within Stratospheric Turbulent
and Laminar Flows: *C Sidi, F Dalaudier
1630h OA22B-11 3D Study of Diapycnal Mixing in Gulf Stream
Meanders: *A Rodriguez-Santana, J L Pelegri
1645h OA22B-12 Seasonal and Synoptic Variability in a
Coupled Biological-Physical Upper Ocean Model:
L H Kantha, *J S Stewart, R G Najjar
OA31A EC:Arena Wed 0830h
OSJS3 Waves and Mixing - Posters (joint with M)
Presiding: C N K Mooers, Univ Miami
0830h OA31A-01 POSTER Multifrontal Structure at the
Gulfstream Zone: *N P Kuzmina, N N Golenko
0830h OA31A-02 POSTER Localization of Internal and
Acoustical Waves in a Randomly Stratified
Ocean: *A A Lyubitskii, Y V Tarasov
0830h OA31A-03 POSTER On Modeling the Upper Oceanic Layer:
*V Zholudev, L Shoukhova
0830h OA31A-04 POSTER Internal Wave Solitons in 10Hz TOPEX
Altimetric Data: *B A Briggs, M A Coffey, L H
Kantha, W Petersen
0830h OA31A-05 POSTER A Study of Long Range Forecast of
Wave Climate in the Atlantic: *A
Ruizde Elvira
0830h OA31A-06 POSTER Reliability of Radar System on Shore
to Measure Wave Fields: *J C Nieto, M Alfonso,
R Sanz
0830h OA31A-07 POSTER Coastal Doppler X-Band Radar Studies
of the Sea Surface at Grazing Angles: *A N
Keane, A V Smirnov, V U Zavorotny, R A
Kropfli
OA31B SRC:Room 1 Wed 0815h
OSJS3 Waves and Mixing (joint with M)
Presiding: C N K Mooers, Univ Miami
0815h OA31B-01 Optical Measurements of the Shape of the
Sea-Surface: *C S Cox, X Zhang
0830h OA31B-02 Relating Geometric Roughness Length to the
Observed Saturation Level of Omnidirectional
Wave Spectra: *C Hansen, S E Larsen
0845h OA31B-03 Wave Forecast Performed With the WAM Model
at Clima Maritimo: Statistical Analysis of a
One Month Period (March 1995): *J C Carretero,
M Gomez
0900h OA31B-04 A Laboratory Study of the Short Wave
Distribution Over Dominant Wind Waves: *G
Caulliez, L Autard
0915h OA31B-05 Slopes of Short Wind Waves Measured Across
the Current Convergence Front During HIRES-I:
*I A Leykin, D J McLaughlin, J A C Kaiser
0930h OA31B-06 Modeling Wind Waves With an Asymmetric Wave
Form: *I A Leykin, D J McLaughlin, M A
Donelan
0945h OA31B-07 In-Situ Measurements of Spectral Reflectance
of Sea Foam in the Visible and Near-Infrared:
*P Y Deschamps, M Schwindling, R Frouin
1000h Break
1030h OA31B-08 Simultaneous Active and Passive Microwave
Observations of Water Surface Under Varying
Wind and Rain Conditions: *K W Fischer, R A
Shuchman, R G Onstott, J Vesecky, N Yu Wang
1045h OA31B-09 Surface Wind Vector and Water Temperature
Improved Measurements Using Polarimetric
Radiometers: V Etkin, M Dzura, *Y Kravtsov,
A Kuzmin, M Pospelov
1100h OA31B-10 Aircraft Microwave Radiometer Measurements
of Polarimetric Sea Surface Brightness
Temperatures: *S Yueh, W Wilson, F Li, S
Nghiem
1115h OA31B-11 3D Random Walk Model of Oil Dispersion: *D
Gisolia-Santos, M L Spaudlding, E
Perez-Martell, A W Ratsimandresy
1130h OA31B-12 Langmuirs, Rolls, and Streaks: A Coherent
Synthesis: *P J Ioannou, B F Farrell
1145h OA31B-13 Some Effects of Larger-Scale Velocity Fields
on the Spectrum of Small-Scale Internal
Gravity Waves in the Atmosphere: *S D
Eckermann, D Broutman
1200h OA31B-14 Tidal Variations in Estuarine Stratification
and Mixing: *H M Nepf, R W Geyer
OA32A SRC:Room 1 Wed 1315h
OS8 Ocean Dynamics From Satellites
Presiding: C N K Mooers, Univ Miami
1315h OA32A-01 Mesoscale Oceanography With Synthetic
Aperture Radar: *J R Apel
1330h OA32A-02 Synergistic Study in the Denmark Strait From
TOPEX/POSEIDON and ERSI Altimetry, SAR
Images, and Hydrography: O B Andersen, *J
Mortensen
1345h OA32A-03 Remote Sensing Signatures of Deep Water
Convective Chimney Events: *K W Fischer, R A
Shuchman
1400h OA32A-04 Coupled Pattern Analysis of Satellite
Altimetry Data: *E Leuliette, J M Wahr, R M
Ponte
1415h OA32A-05 Comparisons of Altimetry and in Situ
Oceanography in the NW Pacific: Some
Preliminary Results From the Kuroshio
Extension Regional Experiment (KERE): *J L
Mitchell, W J Teague, Z R Hallock, G A Jacobs,
H E Hurlburt
1430h OA32A-06 An Evaluation of the Upper Ocean Circulation
in the Pacific Observed by Satellite
Altimetry and Surface Drifting Buoys: *C J
Koblinsky, P P Niiler
1445h OA32A-07 The Large-Scale Frontal Zones in the Ocean
From AVHRR Data: *M Rienecker, A Kazmin
1500h Break
1530h OA32A-08 Large-Scale, Low-Frequency Variability of
the Ocean Topography Observed by Satellite
Altimetry: *D P Chambers, C K Shum, B D
Tapley, R H Stewart
1545h OA32A-09 Global EOF Analysis of TOPEX/Poseidon Data
and Implications for Detection of Global Sea
Level Rise: *J R Hendricks, R R Leben, G H
Born, C J Koblinsky
1600h OA32A-10 Determination of the General Ocean
Circulation From TOPEX Altimeter Data: A New
Method: *B V Sanchez, W J Cunningham, N K
Pavlis
1615h OA32A-11 Large-Scale Temporal Variabilities of the
Global Oceans From TOPEX/POSEIDON Altimetry
and a General Circulation Model: L L Fu, R
Smith
1630h OA32A-12 Decadal Ocean and Atmosphere Variability
Modes: *G A Jacobs, H E Hurlburt, J L
Mitchell
1645h OA32A-13 Anticyclonic Baroclinic Eddies off Central
America in the Northeastern Tropical Pacific
Ocean: *C S Willett, R R Leben
1700h OA32A-14 Assimilation of TOPEX/POSEIDON Data Into a
Global Ocean Circulation Model: *M Wenzel, J
Schroter
OA41A EC:Arena Thurs 0830h
OS8 Ocean Dynamics From Satellites - Posters
Presiding: C N K Mooers, Univ Miami
0830h OA41A-01 POSTER Wind-Stress Curls Based on ERS-1
Scatterometer Observations, ECMWF Analyses,
and a Blend of the Two: T J Hoar, R F Milliff,
W G Large
0830h OA41A-02 POSTER The Utility of Altimetry in
Semi-Enclosed and Marginal Seas: L H Kantha,
*B A Briggs, W E Rankin
0830h OA41A-03 POSTER A New Software for the Treatment of
Altimetric Data for ERS-1 and TOPEX/POSEIDON:
D Sanchez, *J J Martinez Benjamin
0830h OA41A-04 POSTER Surface Expressions of the Oceanic
Phenomena Near Taiwan on ERS-1 SAR Images:
*M K Hsu, L Mitnik, C T Liu
OA41B SRC:Room 1 Thurs 0815h
OS8 Ocean Dynamics From Satellites
Presiding: C N K Mooers, Univ Miami
0815h OA41B-01 Rossby Waves in the Southern Ocean Observed
by Altimetry and Compared With Results From
an Eddy-Resolving Model: *C W Hughes
0830h OA41B-02 Detection of Baroclinic Rossby Waves From
TOPEX/POSEIDON Altimeter Data: *P S Polito,
P Cornillon
0845h OA41B-03 Assimilation of TOPEX/POSEIDON Satellite
Altimeter Data Into an Open Ocean QG-Model: A
Vogeler, J Schroter
0900h OA41B-04 Estimates of the Meridional Ekman Heat
Transport From Satellite Data: *D Adamec
0915h OA41B-05 Determining the Ocean's Response to
Atmospheric Pressure Forcing: *R M Ponte
0930h OA41B-06 Oceanic Surface Forcing Estimated From
Spaceborne Sensors and Their Impact on Ocean
Circulation Models: *W T Lui, W Tang
1000h Break
1030h OA41B-07 A Pacific Ocean Model General Circulation
Sensitivity to Surface Wind Forcing at
Scatterometer Resolution: *R F Milliff, R
Hughes, D B Haidvogel, W G Large
1045h OA41B-08 High-Resolution Wind-Forcing Dataset From
Optimal Fusing of ERS-1 Scatterometer
Observations and ECMWF Analyses: *T M Chin,
R F Milliff
1100h OA41B-09 Observational and Theoretical Evidence for a
Wind Vector Signal in SSM/I Data: *J J Bates,
K C McColl
1115h OA41B-10 Analysis of Space-Based Ocean Surface Winds
and Its Impact on Numerical Prediction: *R M
Atlas
1130h OA41B-11 Modelling and Interpretation of Sea Surface
Brightness Temperatures Using a Polarimetric
Two-Scale Scattering Model: *S Yueh
1145h OA41B-12 Polarimetric Radiometer Design for
Spaceborne Wind Measurements: *W J Wilson, S
Yueh
OA11D SRC:Room 1 Mon 0830h
OS1 Large Scale Ocean Circulation
Presiding: C N K Mooers, Univ Miami
0830h OA11D-01 The Oceanic Boundary Layer and General
Circulation: *W G Large, J C McWilliams
0845h OA11D-02 Ocean Circulation and Angular Momentum
Changes: *N A Morner
0900h OA11D-03 Approach to Equilibrium in Global Oceanic
Models: *G Danabasoglu, J C McWilliams, W G
Large
0915h OA11D-04 The Flow Field of the Subtropical Gyre of
the South Indian Ocean: *L Stramma, J R
Lutjeharms
0930h OA11D-05 Oceanic Response and Analysis of the
Inverted Barometer Effect in the North
Pacific: *K R Whitmer, L H Kantha
0945h OA11D-06 Modelling the Circulation of the Subpolar
North Atlantic: *C W Boning
1000h Break
1030h OA11D-07 Poleward Heat Transport in the North Pacific
Ocean: *D B Engelhardt, L H Kantha, G H Born
1045h OA11D-08 Sensitivity of Decadal Variability to
Surface Thermal Boundary Conditions in an
Idealized Ocean Model: *A Capotondi, W R
Holland
1100h OA11D-09 On the Destruction of Inertial Recirculation
by Annual Wind Migration: *Z Liu
1115h OA11D-10 Decadal Variability in the North Atlantic
Thermohaline Circulation due to Random
Forcing - Numerical Model Experiments: *W R
Holland, A Capotondi
1130h OA11D-11 Sensitivity of an Ocean Model to Sub-grid
Mixing Schemes: *D Y Robitaille, A J Weaver
1145h OA11D-12 Sources of ~L129~KI in Waters of the Gulf of
Mexico: *D R Schink, J E Moran, P H Santschi
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