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Coastal circulation off Ratnagiri, west coast of India during monsoon seasons: a numerical model study.
(CSIR-NISCAIR, 2014)
Present study is the coastal circulation modelling off Ratnagiri under the influence of winds and tides. A two-dimensional hydrodynamic model MIKE 21HD has been used to simulate tides and currents, and model results are ...
Simulation of coastal winds along the central west coast of India using the MM5 mesoscale model
(Springer, 2010)
A high-resolution mesoscale numerical model (MM5) has been used to study the coastal atmospheric circulation of the central west coast of India, and Goa in particular. The model is employed with three nested domains. The ...
On the circulation in the Bay of Bengal during northern spring inter-monsoon (March-April 1987)
(Elsevier, 2003)
Temperature and salinity data collected from the Bay of Bengal 22 March-28 April 1987 (Northern spring inter-monsoon) identified the seasonal anticyclonic gyre (ACG) at 16 degrees N, 86 degrees E characterized by warm ...
Attenuation of surface waves due to monsoon rains: A model study for the north Indian Ocean
(Naval Physical and Oceanographic Laboratory, Thrikkakara, Kochi, India, 1998)
The dynamic interaction of intense rain with waves based on momentum exchange is applied to a second generation wave model to predict wave attenuation during monsoon. The scheme takes into account the characteristics of ...
On the spatial structure and time evolution of shamal winds over the Arabian Sea – a case study through numerical modelling.
(Royal Meteorological Society, 2014)
Shamal events are extra-tropical weather systems which occur in winter (cold and dry winds) as well as summer (hot and humid winds) with strong northwesterly or northerly winds blowing over the Arabian Peninsula. We have ...
Wave climatology of the Indian Ocean derived from altimetry and wave model
(NIO, Dona Paula, Goa (India), 2000)
GEOSAT altimeter data for the period 1986-1989 have been utilised to derive wave climatology for the Indian Ocean region bounded by 20 degrees S to 25 degrees N and 40 degrees E to 110 degrees E. The results are presented ...
Directional waves simulated for a severe cyclone and a typical monsoon season in the north Indian Ocean
(Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, 2001)
A second generation wave model has been used to simulate waves generated in the north Indian Ocean during (1) an exceptional severe cyclone which occurred in November 1977 and (2) a typical monsoon month of July 1987. The ...