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Do observations adequately resolve the natural variability of oceanic turbulence? by Moum, J.N., Rippeth, T.P.

“…Especially in high Reynolds number, naturally-occurring flows, turbulence is a highly variable process. It is challenging to measure yet it is vital that we do…”
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Observations of internal tidal waves in the isolated seasonally stratified region of the western Irish Sea by Green, J.A.M., Simpson, J.H., Thorpe, S.A., Rippeth, T.P.

“…Data from moored stations, sampled in a patch of isolated seasonal stratification in the western Irish Sea in 2002 and 2006, show the presence of…”
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Inertial currents in the northern North sea by Knight, P.J., Howarth, M.J., Rippeth, T.P.

“…Current profiles were measured in the northern North Sea during the autumnal breakdown of stratification (September and October) in 1998. The site was in 110 m…”
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Density and flow structure in the Clyde Sea front by Kasai, A, Rippeth, T.P, Simpson, J.H

“…A well-defined front in temperature and salinity separates the stratified Clyde Sea water from the vertically well mixed water of the North Channel. The…”
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Non-conservative Nutrient Fluxes from Budgets for the Irish Sea by Simpson, J.H., Rippeth, T.P.

“…Budgets for conservative tracers are used to determine the flow through the Irish Sea and combined with available data on nutrient distributions and inputs to…”
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Seasonal Cycle of Vertical Structure and Deep Water Renewal in the Clyde Sea by Midgley, R.P., Simpson, J.H., Hyder, P., Rippeth, T.P.

“…Two strings of moored current meters deployed between March 1993 and May 1994, together with monthly CTD surveys, provide the first comprehensive set of…”
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The frequency and duration of episodes of complete vertical mixing in the Clyde Sea by Rippeth, T.P., Simpson, J.H.

“…A filling box model for the Clyde Sea in which buoyancy input by surface heating and freshwater inflow is opposed by stirring associated with surface wind…”
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The Roles of Hydrographic and Biogeochemical Processes in the Distribution of Dissolved Inorganic Nutrients in a Scottish Sea-loch: Consequences for the Spring Phytoplankton Bloom by Watts, L.J., Rippeth, T.P., Edwards, A.

“…Observations taken in Loch Linnhe, a fjord on the west coast of Scotland in 1992, indicate that nutrient distributions are controlled by physical mixing…”
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The seasonal cycle of nitrate in the Clyde Sea by Rippeth, T.P., Jones, K.J.

“…The Clyde Sea is a deep, partially enclosed basin on the West Coast of Scotland which communicates with the adjacent North Channel of the Irish Sea via…”
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A novel technique for measuring mixing using acoustic Doppler current profilers (ADCPs) by Wiles, P.J., Simpson, J.H., Rippeth, T.P.

“…Vertical mixing in shelf seas and estuaries is an important process that dominates the transport of water properties (e.g. sediments or pollution) in the…”
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