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Prandle, D. 1997a: The inf1uence ofbed friction and vertical eddy viscosity on
tidal propagation. Continental Shelf Research, 17(11), 1367-1374.
Prandle, D. 1991a: Tides in estuaries and embayments (review). pp.125-152 in,
Tidal hydrodynamics, (ed.B.B.Parker). New York: John Wiley and Sons.
883pp.
Prandle, D. 1997b: Tidal characteristics of suspended sediment concentrations.
Amer. Soc. Civ. Eng., 1. Hyd. Div. 123(4),341-350.
Prandle, D. 1998: Global expressions for seasonal temperatures ofthe sea surface and ambient air - the inf1uence of tidal currents and water depth.
OceanologicaActa, 21(3):419-428.
Prand1e, D. and A. Lane, 1995: The annual temperature cycle in she1f seas.
Continental Shelf Research, 15(6), 681-704.
Prandle, D. and 1. Beechey, 1991: Marine dispersion of caesium 137 released
from Sellafield and Chemobyl. Geophysical Research Letters, 18,
1723-1726.
Prandle, D., C.F. Jago, S.E. Jones, D.A. Purdie and A. Tappin, 1993: The inf1uence of horizontal circulation on the supply and distribution of tracers. Phil.
Trans. Roy. Soc. London, A. 343, 405-421.
Prandle, D., DJ. Hydes, J. Jarvis and 1. McManus, 1997: The seasonal cycles
of temperature, salinity, nutrients and suspended sediments in the southem
North Sea in 1988 and 1989. Estuarine, Continental Shelf Research, 45 (5)
669-680.
Proudman,1. and A.T. Doodson, 1924: The principal constituent ofthe tides in
the North Sea. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc. London, A. 224, 185-219.
Pugh, D. P. and L. Skinner, 1996: An ana1ysis of marine-re1ated activities in the
UK economy and supporting science and technology. IACMST Information
Document No. 5. IACMST, Southampton, UK. 52 pp.
RASCL, 1998: Canada's Ocean Industries: Contribution to the Economy 1988 -
1996. Prepared for Economic and Policy Analysis Division, Department of
Fisheries and Oceans. Roger A Stacey Consultants Ltd. 77 pp.
Ratier, A., 1999: Space-based observations in the global ocean observing system: the operational transition issue. OceanObs 99 Conference, Saint
Raphael, France.
Rhines, P.B., 1979: Geostrophic turbulence. Annual Reviews of Fluid Mechanies, 11,401-441.
Richardson, L.F., 1910: The approximate arithmetical solution by finite differences of physical problems involving differential equations. Phil Trans Roy
Soc London, A 210,307-357.
Richardson, L. F., 1922: Weather Prediction by Numerical Process. Cambridge
University Press. 236pp.
Rider, K., G.J. Komen and JJ. Beersma, 1996: Simulations of the response of
the ocean waves in the North Atlantic and North Sea to C02 doubling in the
atmosphere. KNMI Scientific Report, 96-05, 55p.
Prandle, D. 1997a: The inf1uence ofbed friction and vertical eddy viscosity on
tidal propagation. Continental Shelf Research, 17(11), 1367-1374.
Prandle, D. 1991a: Tides in estuaries and embayments (review). pp.125-152 in,
Tidal hydrodynamics, (ed.B.B.Parker). New York: John Wiley and Sons.
883pp.
Prandle, D. 1997b: Tidal characteristics of suspended sediment concentrations.
Amer. Soc. Civ. Eng., 1. Hyd. Div. 123(4),341-350.
Prandle, D. 1998: Global expressions for seasonal temperatures ofthe sea surface and ambient air - the inf1uence of tidal currents and water depth.
OceanologicaActa, 21(3):419-428.
Prand1e, D. and A. Lane, 1995: The annual temperature cycle in she1f seas.
Continental Shelf Research, 15(6), 681-704.
Prandle, D. and 1. Beechey, 1991: Marine dispersion of caesium 137 released
from Sellafield and Chemobyl. Geophysical Research Letters, 18,
1723-1726.
Prandle, D., C.F. Jago, S.E. Jones, D.A. Purdie and A. Tappin, 1993: The inf1uence of horizontal circulation on the supply and distribution of tracers. Phil.
Trans. Roy. Soc. London, A. 343, 405-421.
Prandle, D., DJ. Hydes, J. Jarvis and 1. McManus, 1997: The seasonal cycles
of temperature, salinity, nutrients and suspended sediments in the southem
North Sea in 1988 and 1989. Estuarine, Continental Shelf Research, 45 (5)
669-680.
Proudman,1. and A.T. Doodson, 1924: The principal constituent ofthe tides in
the North Sea. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc. London, A. 224, 185-219.
Pugh, D. P. and L. Skinner, 1996: An ana1ysis of marine-re1ated activities in the
UK economy and supporting science and technology. IACMST Information
Document No. 5. IACMST, Southampton, UK. 52 pp.
RASCL, 1998: Canada's Ocean Industries: Contribution to the Economy 1988 -
1996. Prepared for Economic and Policy Analysis Division, Department of
Fisheries and Oceans. Roger A Stacey Consultants Ltd. 77 pp.
Ratier, A., 1999: Space-based observations in the global ocean observing system: the operational transition issue. OceanObs 99 Conference, Saint
Raphael, France.
Rhines, P.B., 1979: Geostrophic turbulence. Annual Reviews of Fluid Mechanies, 11,401-441.
Richardson, L.F., 1910: The approximate arithmetical solution by finite differences of physical problems involving differential equations. Phil Trans Roy
Soc London, A 210,307-357.
Richardson, L. F., 1922: Weather Prediction by Numerical Process. Cambridge
University Press. 236pp.
Rider, K., G.J. Komen and JJ. Beersma, 1996: Simulations of the response of
the ocean waves in the North Atlantic and North Sea to C02 doubling in the
atmosphere. KNMI Scientific Report, 96-05, 55p.