Sarah Jenkins Taming the Venturi Chaos of the Ramberg Coastal Shelf The Ramberg Headache: Why Standard Deployments Fail If you've never spent a week on a vessel off the coast of Ramberg, you probably think tidal monitoring is a straightforward exercise in deploying a ... ADCP Hydrography Feb 27, 2025 ADCP
Capt. Marcus Thorne Taming the Vertical Shear of the Romsdalsfjord and Molde Basin The Chaos of the Møre Coast If you've spent any time on the bridge of a vessel navigating the waters around Molde, you know the charts don't tell the whole story. We are sitting at 62.7° N, where the ... ADCP Hydrography Feb 26, 2025 ADCP
Capt. Marcus Thorne Pelotas Coastal Interface vs. Standard Atlantic Shelves: Why Lagoa dos Patos Plumes Defy Conventional ADCP Settings Pelotas Coastal Interface vs. Standard Atlantic Shelves: A Hydrodynamic Comparison Most oceanographers treat the South Atlantic shelf as a predictable environment. They are wrong. When you hit the coa... ADCP Hydrography Feb 26, 2025 ADCP
Dr. Kenji Sato Mitigating Halocline-Induced Signal Attenuation and Bio-Acoustic Noise in the Bay of Heiligenhafen Stratification and Wind-Driven Surge Dynamics in the Western Baltic Transition Zone Field observations at 54.4° N reveal a hydrodynamic environment that defies standard open-ocean assumptions. While t... ADCP Hydrography Feb 26, 2025 ADCP
Capt. Marcus Thorne Why Den Helder's Marsdiep Bottleneck Defies Standard North Sea ADCP Deployment Logic The Marsdiep Corridor vs. Open North Sea Baselines: A Hydrodynamic Divergence Measuring currents at Den Helder is a different beast entirely compared to standard open-ocean surveys. You aren't dealing... ADCP Hydrography Feb 26, 2025 ADCP
Capt. Marcus Thorne Field Deployment Report: Velocity Profiling in the Stavangerfjord Sills Deployment Notes: Stavanger Coast, October 2023 We hit the water just before 0400, the air tasting of salt and cold iron. The visibility was poor, typical for a Norwegian autumn, with a thick grey mis... ADCP Hydrography Feb 25, 2025 ADCP
Capt. Marcus Thorne Hydrographic Study of the Perranporth Coastal System and Atlantic Current Dynamics The Atlantic Interface of Perranporth: A Study in High-Energy Coastal Flux Perranporth sits at approximately 50.23°N, 5.15°W, pinned between the rugged Cornish cliffs and the raw power of the North At... ADCP Hydrography Feb 25, 2025 ADCP
Capt. Marcus Thorne Why Tenby’s Macrotidal Regime Demands a Divergent ADCP Configuration Tenby vs. Standard UK Coastal Baselines: A Hydrodynamic Comparison Measuring currents in Tenby is a nightmare compared to the steady flow of the English Channel. You aren't dealing with a predictable ... ADCP Hydrography Feb 24, 2025 ADCP
Sarah Jenkins ADCP Deployment at Puerto La Cruz: A Quick Technical Brief Quantifying Currents at Puerto La Cruz: What Engineers Need to Know Puerto La Cruz is a hydrodynamic mess. The mouth of the Golfo de Cariaco forces Caribbean Current intrusions to collide with erratic... ADCP Hydrography Feb 23, 2025 ADCP
Dr. Alistair Vance Mitigating Acoustic Signal Attenuation and Bin Contamination in the Macrotidal Mersey Estuary Tidal Asymmetry and the High-Energy Mersey Mixing Zone Spring tide ranges in the Mersey often exceed 10 meters, creating a hydrodynamic environment that is frankly brutal on instrumentation. This isn'... ADCP Hydrography Feb 23, 2025 ADCP
Capt. Marcus Thorne Taming the Chaos of Korabelnoye’s Bottom Boundary Layer The Korabelnoye Nightmare If you've never stepped foot on a survey vessel in the Korabelnoye basin, you probably think coastal currents are a simple matter of ebb and flow. Those of us who have spent ... ADCP Hydrography Feb 22, 2025 ADCP
Sarah Jenkins Field Deployment Report: Bottom-Mounted ADCP at Whitehaven Harbor Mouth Deployment Notes: Whitehaven, Cumbrian Coast, November 2023 The wind was whipping off the Irish Sea at a steady 20 knots when we hit the quay. I remember looking out toward the harbor mouth and seeing... ADCP Hydrography Feb 22, 2025 ADCP