Cover Journal of Physical Oceanography
Journal of Physical Oceanography

 

Volume 36 (2006): Issue 3 (Mar 2006)

Print ISSN:
0022-3670
Online ISSN:
1520-0485
Cover Journal of Physical Oceanography
ARTICLES
Sensitivity of the Simulated Distributions of Water Masses, CFCs, and Bomb 14C to Parameterizations of Mesoscale Tracer Transports in a Model of the North Pacific
Interaction of SST Modes in the North Atlantic Ocean
Stochastic Forcing of the North Atlantic Wind-Driven Ocean Circulation. Part I: A Diagnostic Analysis of the Ocean Response to Stochastic Forcing
Stochastic Forcing of the North Atlantic Wind-Driven Ocean Circulation. Part II: An Analysis of the Dynamical Ocean Response Using Generalized Stability Theory
The Meridional Flow of Source-Driven Abyssal Currents in a Stratified Basin with Topography. Part I: Model Development and Dynamical Properties
The Meridional Flow of Source-Driven Abyssal Currents in a Stratified Basin with Topography. Part II: Numerical Simulation
Spectral Distribution of Energy Dissipation of Wind-Generated Waves due to Dominant Wave Breaking
Laboratory Experiments on Eddy Generation by a Buoyant Coastal Current Flowing over Variable Bathymetry
The Relative Importance of Wind Strength and Along-Shelf Bathymetric Variations on the Separation of a Coastal Upwelling Jet
Oceanic Response to Surface Loading Effects Neglected in Volume-Conserving Models
Variability of the Overflow Water Transport in the Western Subpolar North Atlantic, 1950–97
Observations of the Subtropical Mode Water Evolution from the Kuroshio Extension System Study
Transit-Time Distributions in a Global Ocean Model
Arctic Ocean Ice Thickness: Modes of Variability and the Best Locations from Which to Monitor Them
Initially Forced Long Planetary Waves in the Presence of Nonzonal Mean Flow
Spatial Variations of Stirring in the Surface Ocean: A Case Study of the Tasman Sea
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE
Temporal Changes in Ocean Eddy Transports
On the Interaction of Surface Waves and Upper Ocean Turbulence
An Exact Energy for TRM Theory
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