The Inner-Shelf Dynamics Experiment

Autor: Sean Celona, Hans C. Graber, Jennifer A. MacKinnon, C. Chris Chickadel, Sutara H. Suanda, Andrew M. Moore, Christopher A. Edwards, Tongtong Xu, André Palóczy, David A. Fertitta, Jim Thomson, William J. Crawford, Annika O'Dea, Amy F. Waterhouse, Jamie MacMahan, P.B. Smit, Sophia Merrifield, Matthew S. Spydell, Nirnimesh Kumar, Melissa Moulton, Lisa Nyman, John A. Colosi, Falk Feddersen, Tony de Paolo, C. Swann, D. J. Grimes, Stephen D. Pierce, Merrick C. Haller, Emanuele Di Lorenzo, Alexandra Simpson, E. F. Braithwaite, Joseph Calantoni, Ryan S. Mieras, Kendall Melville, John A. Barth, T. T. Janssen, Björn Lund, Kevin A. Haas, Sean Haney, Jacqueline M. McSweeney, Eric Terrill, James A. Lerczak, Arthur J. Miller, Luc Lenain, Johannes Becherer, Roland Romeiser, Seongho Ahn, Michael Kovatch, Matt K. Gough, James N. Moum

Publikováno v: Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. 102:E1033-E1063

17 USC 105 interim-entered record; under review. The article of record as published may be found at http://dx.doi.org/10.1175/BAMS-D-19-0281.1 The inner shelf, the transition zone between the surfzone and the midshelf, is a dynamically complex region

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https://doi.org/10.1175/bams-d-19-0281.1

Cross-Shore Deformation of a Surfzone-Released Dye Plume by an Internal Tide on the Inner Shelf

Autor: Sarah N. Giddings, Falk Feddersen, D. J. Grimes, Geno Pawlak

Publikováno v: JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY, vol 50, iss 1

An inner-shelf (IS) dye plume that formed following a 3.84-h early morning surfzone (SZ) dye release off of Imperial Beach, California, is analyzed with in situ and aerial remotely sensed observations. Midmorning, 5 h after release start, the IS plum

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https://doi.org/10.1175/jpo-d-19-0046.1

Airborne transmission pathway for coastal water pollution

Autor: D. J. Grimes, Mitchell V. Santander, Kimberly A. Prather, Falk Feddersen, Charlotte M. Beall, Sarah N. Giddings, Matthew A. Pendergraft, Christopher T. Lee

Publikováno v: PeerJ
PeerJ, Vol 9, p e11358 (2021)

Each year, over one hundred million people become ill and tens of thousands die from exposure to viruses and bacteria from sewage transported to the ocean by rivers, estuaries, stormwater, and other coastal discharges. Water activities and seafood co

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Internal Bore Evolution across the Shelf near Pt. Sal, California, Interpreted as a Gravity Current

Autor: John A. Barth, Jamie MacMahan, James A. Lerczak, Jim Thomson, Roland Romeiser, Amy F. Waterhouse, John A. Colosi, Falk Feddersen, D. J. Grimes, Matthew S. Spydell, Melissa Moulton, Johannes Becherer, Joseph Calantoni, C. Chris Chickadel, Sutara H. Suanda, Jacqueline M. McSweeney

Publikováno v: Spydell, M.S.; Suanda, S.H.; Grimes, D.J.; Becherer, J.; McSweeney, J.M.; Chickade, C.; Moulton, M.; Thomson, J.; Lerczak, J.; Barth, J.; Macmahan, J.; Colosi, J.; Romeiser, R.; Waterhouse, A.F.; Calantoni, J.; Feddersen, F.: Internal Bore Evolution across the Shelf near Pt. Sal, California, Interpreted as a Gravity Current. In: Journal of Physical Oceanography. Vol. 51 (2021) 12, 3629-3650. (DOI: /10.1175/JPO-D-21-0095.1)

Off the central California coast near Pt. Sal, a large-amplitude internal bore was observed for 20 h over 10 km cross shore, or 100–10-m water depth (D), and 30 km along coast by remote sensing, 39 in situ moorings, ship surveys, and drifters. The

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Bacterial Species Identified on the Skin of Bottlenose Dolphins Off Southern California via Next Generation Sequencing Techniques

Autor: David W. Weller, Manolito Torralba, Karen E. Nelson, Susan J. Chivers, Corey D. Russo, D. Jay Grimes

Publikováno v: Microbial Ecology. 75:303-309

The dermis of cetaceans is in constant contact with microbial species. Although the skin of the bottlenose dolphin provides adequate defense against most disease-causing microbes, it also provides an environment for microbial community development. M

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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00248-017-1071-2