Vaughan Cornish
Ocean Waves and Kindred Geophysical Phenomena
Vaughan Cornish
Ocean Waves and Kindred Geophysical Phenomena
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Originally published in 1934, this book identifies and analyses the different types of waves most prevalent amongst the world's oceans and rivers.
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Originally published in 1934, this book identifies and analyses the different types of waves most prevalent amongst the world's oceans and rivers.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 230
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 330g
- ISBN-13: 9781107559998
- ISBN-10: 1107559995
- Artikelnr.: 43107949
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 230
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 330g
- ISBN-13: 9781107559998
- ISBN-10: 1107559995
- Artikelnr.: 43107949
Preface
Bibliography
Part I. The Size and Speed of Ocean Waves in Relation to the Velocity of Wind: 1. Measurements from a ship hove-to during a storm
2. Observations at sea on the effect of squalls upon waves
3. Observations of the period of breakers indicating the limiting speeds of waves and the relation to speed of wind
4. The height of ocean waves measured from ships on their course
5. On the sea-room required for the full development of waves
6. The steepness of waves on oceans, inland seas and lakes
7. The reaction of ocean swell upon the wind
Part II. Waves in Sand and Snow Formed and Propelled by Wind and Current: 8. Waves in sand formed and propelled by wind
9. Waves in drifting snow
10. Sub-aqueous sand waves
Part III. Tidal Bores and Other Progressive Waves in Rivers: 11. On the discharge of a progressive from a standing wave in the Rapids of Niagara
12. Roll waves in shallow water flowing in a flat-bottomed channel
13. On tidal bores which assume the form of a group of short waves
Additional notes Harold Jeffreys
Index.
Bibliography
Part I. The Size and Speed of Ocean Waves in Relation to the Velocity of Wind: 1. Measurements from a ship hove-to during a storm
2. Observations at sea on the effect of squalls upon waves
3. Observations of the period of breakers indicating the limiting speeds of waves and the relation to speed of wind
4. The height of ocean waves measured from ships on their course
5. On the sea-room required for the full development of waves
6. The steepness of waves on oceans, inland seas and lakes
7. The reaction of ocean swell upon the wind
Part II. Waves in Sand and Snow Formed and Propelled by Wind and Current: 8. Waves in sand formed and propelled by wind
9. Waves in drifting snow
10. Sub-aqueous sand waves
Part III. Tidal Bores and Other Progressive Waves in Rivers: 11. On the discharge of a progressive from a standing wave in the Rapids of Niagara
12. Roll waves in shallow water flowing in a flat-bottomed channel
13. On tidal bores which assume the form of a group of short waves
Additional notes Harold Jeffreys
Index.
Preface
Bibliography
Part I. The Size and Speed of Ocean Waves in Relation to the Velocity of Wind: 1. Measurements from a ship hove-to during a storm
2. Observations at sea on the effect of squalls upon waves
3. Observations of the period of breakers indicating the limiting speeds of waves and the relation to speed of wind
4. The height of ocean waves measured from ships on their course
5. On the sea-room required for the full development of waves
6. The steepness of waves on oceans, inland seas and lakes
7. The reaction of ocean swell upon the wind
Part II. Waves in Sand and Snow Formed and Propelled by Wind and Current: 8. Waves in sand formed and propelled by wind
9. Waves in drifting snow
10. Sub-aqueous sand waves
Part III. Tidal Bores and Other Progressive Waves in Rivers: 11. On the discharge of a progressive from a standing wave in the Rapids of Niagara
12. Roll waves in shallow water flowing in a flat-bottomed channel
13. On tidal bores which assume the form of a group of short waves
Additional notes Harold Jeffreys
Index.
Bibliography
Part I. The Size and Speed of Ocean Waves in Relation to the Velocity of Wind: 1. Measurements from a ship hove-to during a storm
2. Observations at sea on the effect of squalls upon waves
3. Observations of the period of breakers indicating the limiting speeds of waves and the relation to speed of wind
4. The height of ocean waves measured from ships on their course
5. On the sea-room required for the full development of waves
6. The steepness of waves on oceans, inland seas and lakes
7. The reaction of ocean swell upon the wind
Part II. Waves in Sand and Snow Formed and Propelled by Wind and Current: 8. Waves in sand formed and propelled by wind
9. Waves in drifting snow
10. Sub-aqueous sand waves
Part III. Tidal Bores and Other Progressive Waves in Rivers: 11. On the discharge of a progressive from a standing wave in the Rapids of Niagara
12. Roll waves in shallow water flowing in a flat-bottomed channel
13. On tidal bores which assume the form of a group of short waves
Additional notes Harold Jeffreys
Index.