Model Simulation ofTemporal Variability of Suspended Matter in the North Sea
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3.1
Calm Conditions
On August 9, 1988, Beaufort 3 (weak breeze) was measured in the central North
Sea, Beaufort 2 in the Southern Bight and Beaufort 1 in the German Bight. The
near bed (1 m above bed) current velocities, calculated by the water circulation
model (Pohlmann 1996), are shown in Fig. 4. The currents are generated by dennear bed current velocity
August 9. 1988
(calm conditions)
CJ
0 - 2
2 - 6
_
6 -12
_
>12
cm/s
near bed current velocity
February 14. 1989
(storm conditions)
CJ
0 - 2
2 - 6
_
6 -12
_
>12
cm/s
Fig.4 Near-bed current velocities (1 m above bed),
computed by.a 3-dimensional North Sea water circulation model. Daily average on
09-08-1988 (calm weather
conditions)
Fig.S Near-bed current velocities (1 m above bed),
computed by a 3-dimensional North Sea water circulation model. Daily average on
14-02-1989 (stormy conditions)
45
3.1
Calm Conditions
On August 9, 1988, Beaufort 3 (weak breeze) was measured in the central North
Sea, Beaufort 2 in the Southern Bight and Beaufort 1 in the German Bight. The
near bed (1 m above bed) current velocities, calculated by the water circulation
model (Pohlmann 1996), are shown in Fig. 4. The currents are generated by dennear bed current velocity
August 9. 1988
(calm conditions)
CJ
0 - 2
2 - 6
_
6 -12
_
>12
cm/s
near bed current velocity
February 14. 1989
(storm conditions)
CJ
0 - 2
2 - 6
_
6 -12
_
>12
cm/s
Fig.4 Near-bed current velocities (1 m above bed),
computed by.a 3-dimensional North Sea water circulation model. Daily average on
09-08-1988 (calm weather
conditions)
Fig.S Near-bed current velocities (1 m above bed),
computed by a 3-dimensional North Sea water circulation model. Daily average on
14-02-1989 (stormy conditions)
