In this paper the viscous, slightly stratified flow towards a sink is investigated. The fluid is assumed incompressible, linearly stratified in density, and the flow steady. The theoretical portion of this paper includes both the two-dimensional and the axisymmetric cases, whereas the experimental portion includes only the two-dimensional case. The solutions obtained indicate that there exists a with-drawal layer symmetrically situated about the horizontal plane of the sink. The flow occurs in this layer while outside this layer there is essentially no motion. This withdrawal layer grows in thickness with the distance x (or r) from the sink at a rate proportional to $x^{\frac{1}{3}}$ (or $r^{\frac{1}{3}}$). The velocity distributions u(y) (or u(z)) are similar from one station x (or r) to another.
Th.e resu.its of a time series analysis of several years of coastal ocean temperature records are presented for d1scuss1on. The records have been analyzed by using digital filtering, covariance and spectral analysis.
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