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contributor.authorBarthel, K.en_US
contributor.authorGade, H. G.en_US
contributor.authorSandal, C. K.en_US
date.accessioned2004-06-29T08:04:18Zen_US
date.accessioned2004-08-03T13:01:28Zen_US
date.accessioned2004-08-26T11:59:34Z-
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date.available2004-08-26T11:59:34Z-
date.issued2004-06-29T08:04:18Zen_US
identifier.issn0278-4343en_US
identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/1956/433-
description.abstractA three-dimensional baroclinic numerical model is used to quantify the components of the mechanical energy budget for a semi-enclosed sea, the North Sea. As anticipated, tidal energy is the largest supplier of mechanical energy to the North Sea. Although the energy supply due to winds is responsible for the seasonal variations occurring in the budget, it is one order of magnitude smaller than that due to tides. Most of the input tidal energy is dissipated, specifically in the shallow southern region. Estimates of dissipation and energy flux due to tidal activity are compared to earlier calculations in an attempt to partially validate the results.en_US
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relation.ispartofseriesContinental Shelf Research;24(2004)en_US
titleA mechanical energy budget for the North Seaen_US
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