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Stratification Effects in the Turbulent Boundary Layer beneath a Melting Ice Shelf: Insights from Resolved Large-Eddy Simulations
CA Vreugdenhil, JR Taylor
– Journal of Physical Oceanography
(2019)
49,
1905
Corrigendum to “Parameterization of frontal symmetric instabilities. I: Theory for resolved fronts” [Ocean Model. 109 (2017) 72–95](S1463500316301482)(10.1016/j.ocemod.2016.12.003)
SD Bachman, B Fox-Kemper, JR Taylor, LN Thomas
– Ocean Modelling
(2019)
137,
20
The evolution and arrest of a turbulent stratified oceanic bottom boundary layer over a slope: Downslope regime The evolution and arrest of a turbulent stratified oceanic bottom boundary layer over a slope: Downslope regime
X Ruan, AF Thompson, JR Taylor
– Journal of Physical Oceanography
(2018)
49,
469
The mechanisms leading to a stratospheric hydration by overshooting convection
PH Haynes, T Dauhut, J-P Chaboreau, T Lane
– Journals of the Atmospheric Sciences
(2018)
The mechanisms leading to a stratospheric hydration by overshooting convection
T Dauhut, J-P Chaboureau, PH Haynes, TP Lane
– Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences
(2018)
75,
4383
The growth and saturation of submesoscale instabilities in the presence of a barotropic jet The growth and saturation of submesoscale instabilities in the presence of a barotropic jet
MA Stamper, JR Taylor, B Fox-Kemper
– Journal of Physical Oceanography
(2018)
48,
2779
Ice injected up to the Tropopause by Deep Convection: 1) in the Austral Convective Tropics
I-A Dion, P Ricaud, P Haynes, F Carminati, T Dauhut
(2018)
Extratropical cyclogenesis changes in connection with tropospheric ENSO teleconnections to the North Atlantic: Role of stationary and transient waves.
S Schemm, G Rivière, LM Ciasto, C Li
– Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences
(2018)
75,
3943
The evolution of a front in turbulent thermal wind balance. Part 1. Theory
MN Crowe, JR Taylor
– Journal of Fluid Mechanics
(2018)
850,
179
Assigning precipitation to mid-latitudes fronts on sub-daily scales in the North Atlantic and European sector: Climatology and trends
R Hénin, AM Ramos, S Schemm, CM Gouveia, MLR Liberato
– International Journal of Climatology
(2018)
39,
317
A severe hail storm in complex topography in Switzerland - Observations and processes
S Trefalt, A Martynov, H Barras, N Besic, AM Hering, S Lenggenhager, P Noti, M Röthlisberger, S Schemm, U Germann, O Martius
– Atmospheric Research
(2018)
209,
76
Large-eddy simulations of stratified plane Couette flow using the anisotropic minimum-dissipation model
CA Vreugdenhil, JR Taylor
– Physics of Fluids
(2018)
30,
085104
Regional Trends in Weather Systems Help Explain Antarctic Sea Ice Trends
S Schemm
– Geophysical Research Letters
(2018)
45,
7165
Accumulation and Subduction of Buoyant Material at Submesoscale Fronts
JR Taylor
– Journal of Physical Oceanography
(2018)
48,
1233
Eddy Lifetime, Number, and Diffusivity and the Suppression of Eddy Kinetic Energy in Midwinter
S Schemm, T Schneider
– Journal of Climate
(2018)
31,
5649
Submesoscale Rossby waves on the Antarctic circumpolar current.
JR Taylor, S Bachman, M Stamper, P Hosegood, K Adams, J-B Sallee, R Torres
– Science Advances
(2018)
4,
eaao2824
Testing linear marginal stability in stratified shear layers
CJ Howland, JR Taylor, CP Caulfield
– Journal of Fluid Mechanics
(2018)
839,
r4
When during Their Life Cycle Are Extratropical Cyclones Attended by Fronts?
S Schemm, M Sprenger, H Wernli
– Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
(2018)
99,
149
Arctic sea-ice loss in different regions leads to contrasting Northern Hemisphere impacts
CM McKenna, TJ Bracegirdle, EF Shuckburgh, PH Haynes, MM Joshi
– Geophysical Research Letters
(2018)
45,
945
Corrigendum: Ocean nutrient pathways associated with the passage of a storm. [Global Biogeochem. Cycles, 29, (2015) 1179-1189] doi 10.1002/2015GB005097
DB Whitt, JR Taylor
– Journal of Physical Oceanography
(2018)
48,
221