Using the single-point ground wave （GW） radar data at Shensi Station and the water level data at three stations （Shengsi, Luchaogang and Daishan）, the authors obtained the flow vectors from the radial velocity of ...Using the single-point ground wave （GW） radar data at Shensi Station and the water level data at three stations （Shengsi, Luchaogang and Daishan）, the authors obtained the flow vectors from the radial velocity of GW radar observation, and calculate four sub-tidal harmonic constants （O1, K1, M2 and S2）. The tidal characteristics derived from the GW radar dataset agreed well with those from the tidal gauge data. The authors also analyzed the tidal energy flux and tidal energy dissipation rate. There was a good relationship between the tidal energy dissipation rate and topography. The study showed a good way to calculate tidal energy dissipation rate using GW radar data.展开更多
Horizontal winds in the mesosphere （80-100 km） were measured by meteor radar in Wuhan, China （30° N, 114° E） over a 45-month interval in 2002-2005 and the data examined to investigate the monthly mean be...Horizontal winds in the mesosphere （80-100 km） were measured by meteor radar in Wuhan, China （30° N, 114° E） over a 45-month interval in 2002-2005 and the data examined to investigate the monthly mean behavior of the Ol tide. A clear seasonal variation in amplitude of the O1 tide ranging from -0.3 m/s to 2.6 m/s was observed. In most months, the northward and eastward components differed by about 7 lunar hours with the eastward component leading. Comparison of the amplitudes of the M2 and O1 tides suggests the O1 tide is quite stronger over Wuhan, China. The amplitude ratio of the O1 tide to the M2 tide is quite stronger than that the gravitational potential being 0.41. The vertical wavelength of the O1 tide differs on a monthly basis. Height profiles of the O1 tide showed obvious height variation. The O1 tide is stronger in January and July. In different month, the vertical wavelength for the O1 tide changes considerably at the same height. The year＇s variation trend of the northward and eastward components is very similar in both phase and amplitude.展开更多
基金supported by projects (No. 40976012 and No. 40906030)
文摘Using the single-point ground wave （GW） radar data at Shensi Station and the water level data at three stations （Shengsi, Luchaogang and Daishan）, the authors obtained the flow vectors from the radial velocity of GW radar observation, and calculate four sub-tidal harmonic constants （O1, K1, M2 and S2）. The tidal characteristics derived from the GW radar dataset agreed well with those from the tidal gauge data. The authors also analyzed the tidal energy flux and tidal energy dissipation rate. There was a good relationship between the tidal energy dissipation rate and topography. The study showed a good way to calculate tidal energy dissipation rate using GW radar data.
基金Acknowledgements This research was supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China （41104095）
文摘Horizontal winds in the mesosphere （80-100 km） were measured by meteor radar in Wuhan, China （30° N, 114° E） over a 45-month interval in 2002-2005 and the data examined to investigate the monthly mean behavior of the Ol tide. A clear seasonal variation in amplitude of the O1 tide ranging from -0.3 m/s to 2.6 m/s was observed. In most months, the northward and eastward components differed by about 7 lunar hours with the eastward component leading. Comparison of the amplitudes of the M2 and O1 tides suggests the O1 tide is quite stronger over Wuhan, China. The amplitude ratio of the O1 tide to the M2 tide is quite stronger than that the gravitational potential being 0.41. The vertical wavelength of the O1 tide differs on a monthly basis. Height profiles of the O1 tide showed obvious height variation. The O1 tide is stronger in January and July. In different month, the vertical wavelength for the O1 tide changes considerably at the same height. The year＇s variation trend of the northward and eastward components is very similar in both phase and amplitude.
