Zur F�llung des Magnesiums als Magnesium-Ammoniumphosphat

Raffa, E.

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“…The data processing approach adopted in this work is the "Local Method" proposed in [13,[16][17][18][19], which reconstructs inhomogeneous surface current fields from X-Band radar data. The inversion procedure can be summarized as in the block diagram in Figure 1.…”

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“…Also, it must be remarked that most of the published results for land based wave radar, has been concentrated on experiments carried out in the Oceans or on the North Sea [10][11][12][13][14][15], while much less work has been carried in enclosed or semi-enclosed sea such as the Mediterranean [8,9,[16][17][18][19]. The latter environment is much more challenging for wave measurement, since the combination of quickly varying wind fields and short and irregular fetches produces complex wave fields and often non typical spectra.…”

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Integration between X-Band Radar and Buoy Sea State Monitoring

Ludeno¹,

Reale²,

Raffa³

et al. 2016

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Abstract. The paper presents the results of an integrated buoy and X-Band radar sea state monitoring activity carried out on the southern coast of Sicily. The work involved the integration of buoy and radar data, as well as the simultaneous acquisition of Significant Wave Height (SWH) values from two similar radar sets located at a slight distance from each other – a rare and fortunate circumstance which took place during two storms in the winter 2014–2015. Good consistency and repeatability was reached between the two radars and the reliability of X-Band radar as a wave monitoring system was confirmed by the comparison with the buoy wave meter. A further and important result of the work is the knowledge gained on the short spatial and temporal fluctuations of the sea state: while such Small Scale Storm Variations (SSSV) cannot be easily discriminated from electromagnetic effects and from algorithm artefacts, some important progress has been done towards the identification of this phenomenon. Integration of different sensors is the key to a definite improvement of sea state monitoring for most coastal applications.

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