A study of wave forecasting methods and of the height of a fully developed sea on the basis of some wave records obtained by the O.W.S. Weather Explorer during a storm at sea

Pierson, Willard J.

doi:10.1007/bf02073152

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A study of wave forecasting methods and of the height of a fully developed sea on the basis of some wave records obtained by the O.W.S. Weather Explorer during a storm at sea

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Der hohe Seegang auf 61°N, 15°W am 16. November 1953 als Ergebnis der Energie-Akkumulation in einem wandernden Sturmfeld

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